Chef Natalie Moore-Clark

Howdy, I Am Natalie Wright-Moore Clark — Chef, COO, and culinary culturalist committed to nourishing the minds, bodies and souls of everyone I meet. I believe in preserving legacy, and building sustainable systems.

As Chief Operating Officer and Chef de Cuisine at Moore Natural Solutions, I specialize in business operations, networking and, heritage-inspired food experiences. From strategic planning, large scale project oversight and client acquisition/management to culinary development, mentorship and education, I lead with purpose and precision. As a 6th Generation Texan, my roots run deep. I Am passionate about honoring my ancestors through excellent stewardship of the skills and knowledge they brought to this country.

With degrees in Educational Psychology and Culinary Science, I bridge analytical thinking with culinary creativity. I have been in leadership roles across hospitality, health consulting, and education. With Me, comes a track record of exceeding performance targets, reducing costs, and developing high-impact training programs.

I Am a Sekhem Reiki Master Teacher, public speaker, and community advocate who believes in mentoring to share knowledge, build communities and exemplify excellence.

🔹 Bilingual in English & AAVE | Conversational Spanish | ASL (basic)
🔹 Specialties: Strategic Leadership | Culinary Innovation | Project Management | Client Experience | Cultural Foodways | Training & Development

Let’s connect if you believe food can heal, heritage matters, and doing good can also be delicious.

1800s Salt Pork

Based on historical records, recipes for salt pork in 19th-century Texas were not formally documented for enslaved people, whose meals depended on provisions and scraps from the plantation owner. Salt

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