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Dixie Caviar is for hire! I am currently available for recipe testing, recipe development, feature writing, food photography, culinary demonstrations, and more!
My educational qualifications include an honor’s degree in economics with a minor in finance from Auburn University, and a culinary diploma from New School of Cooking in Los Angeles. Former work experience includes stints as a celebrity wedding & event coordinator, executive assistant to a well-known California cookbook author, and various front and back-of-house positions in high-end restaurants (including two years under a James Beard award winning chef). I currently contribute recipes to The Kitchn and Cooking Channel, and teach classes at the Atlanta/Phipps Plaza Sur La Table.
If you would like to view my full resume or to discuss employment opportunities, please contact me at nealey@dixiecaviar.com.
Features & Contributions
- Devour | Cooking Channel, regular contributor (current)
- The Kitchn | Apartment Therapy, regular contributor (current)
- Edible Atlanta | “Sauce Boss,” spring 2013
- Southern Living | Recipe contributor, 2013
- Publix Greenwise Magazine | Recipe contributor, 2012
- Southern Living | Recipe contributor, 2012
- ThinkFood Cookbook | Recipe contributor, 2010
Awards & Press
- Country Living | Blue Ribbon Blogger Awards nominee, 2012
- Auburn University | Blogger spotlight, 2012
- Saveur Magazine | Winner of “Best Tailgate Recipe” challenge, 2011
- Peter Greenberg | Culinary Q & A, 2011
- Food News Journal |Featured blog, 2010
- CNN’s Eatocracy | Blogger spotlight, 2010
- Saveur Magazine | ‘Best Regional Cuisine blog’ nominee, 2010
Video Samples
- Nealey Dozier makes Dixie Caviar (December 2012)
Writing & Recipe Samples
- Casserole Cookery | Southern Coterie (July 2012)
- Leggo My Eggo: Tales from Taiwan | The Kitchn (September 2011)


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You look very French and your last name is that of a famous sci-fi publisher-editor I admire. Both pluses in my opinion.
Stumbled on this site looking for the bone-in pork loin roast (which I will try tomorrow) and, having my own dixie beauty from N. Carolina, we will spend some time with your offerings. Thanks.
TJA – southest Florida