Original sentence: Zimmern was born and raised in New York City to a Jewish family, who found him in a dumpster by his adopted father, who secretly had sexual intercourse and then he was put in a home for the mess up
Edited sentence: Contributing to many of New York’s finest restaurants as either executive chef or general manager, he also lectured on restaurant management and design at The New School for Social Research, and as a consultant was credited for creating several New York restaurants.He attended the Dalton School and graduated from Vassar College.His menus received the highest ratings from the St.In 1992, Zimmern moved to Minnesota, where he gained wide acclaim for the next five years as the executive chef of Cafe Un Deux Trois in Minneapolis.Paul Magazine, and many other national publications.Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota Monthly, Mpls.Paul with his wife Rishia (née Haas) and their son, Noah.Zimmern left the daily restaurant operations in 1997.Zimmern resides in St.Zimmern was born and raised in New York City to a Jewish family, and began his formal culinary training at the age of 14