Marc Harrison

The Rhode Island School of Design professor took a machine used in French restaurants and developed it into a consumer item: the Cuisinart food processor, which hit the U.S. market in 1973. A specialist in redesigning products for the disabled, Harrison revamped the design in 1978 to make it easier for the disabled to use. He also designed kitchens for use by people in wheelchairs or with vision problems. Harrison died September 22 of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ("Lou Gehrig's disease"). He was 62. From This is True for 20 September 1998 Suggestions for further reading: 131 Ice Cream Maker Recipes - A Delicious Homemade Ice Cream to Meet Every Ne... by eBusiness Master Amazon Price:   The Ultimate Ice Cream Maker Recipe Book Amazon Price:   Abby Mandel's Cuisinart Classroom (in clear plastic slip case) by Abby Mandel Amazon Price: Customer Review: This book is packed with absolutely delicious recipes. My favorite: Mushroom, Green Pepper and Pepperoni Pizza, page 190. It is pizzeria-style pizza with yeast dough that you can make at home without a huge amount of fuss or bother. It has become ...   Cuisinart Food Processor Cookbook by Abby Mandel Amazon Price:   Patently Easy Food Processor Cooking by Greg Patent Amazon Price: Customer Review: I purchased this book in 1985 and have been using it since. I have used it so much that I'm looking for a new one to replace what I have. This book has great recipies for Gazpacho, Cream of Mushroom Soup, and a wonderful pie crust. I have other fo...   Newsfeed display by CaRP

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