Ming Tsai’s “Simply Ming” Collection Launches on HSN

Celebrity chef and restaurateur Ming Tsai has debuted his collection of “Simply Ming” cutting edge kitchen tools and accessories on HSN, www.HSN.com and HSN mobile. The high-quality line combines functional innovation with Ming Tsai’s extensive culinary background to create uniquely engineered products that are perfect for the demands of today’s home cooks. Throughout his career, Ming Tsai has proven that he not only loves to cook, but has a true passion for showing others how easy it is to cook.  The “Simply Ming” Collection is a natural extension of this commitment.

The “Simply Ming” Collection can be used by experienced chefs and novices alike.  Materials like hard-anodized aluminum and high-end ceramics help deliver overall performance and durability.

Simply Ming HSN Premiere 4-piece Aero Knife Gourmet Set

Simply Ming HSN Premiere 4-piece Aero Knife Gourmet Set

Ming Tsai Simply Ming Bamboo Cutting Board with Magnetic Knife

Ming Tsai Simply Ming Bamboo Cutting Board with Magnetic Knife

Simply Ming HSN Premiere 4-piece Aero Knife Gourmet Set

Simply Ming HSN Premiere 4-piece Aero Knife Gourmet Set

The line will offer a variety of culinary products and cookbooks and include exclusive configurations of: the 4-piece AeroKnife™ Set; Edge of Glory Knife Sharpener; the Bamboo Cutting Board with Built in Magnetic Knife Technology; a Nuwave Cooking Station Induction Burner; and a Nuwave Elite 9″ Frypan.  Additionally, the collection will include two cookbooks, Simply Ming One-Pot Meals and Simply Ming in Your Kitchen, featuring many of his East-West favorites.

I am so excited to finally premiere this comprehensive collection of culinary tools at HSN,” says Chef Ming Tsai. “Having a background in mechanical engineering has enabled me to zone in on developing products that are smart, well-designed and easy to use.  My goal is that these items will help folks feel more comfortable and confident in their own kitchens.  There’s nothing more rewarding than cooking for friends and family.”

Simply Ming One-Pot Meals

Simply Ming One-Pot Meals

The highly anticipated collection has been years in the making and launches just in time for back to school routines and fall holiday party prep so home chefs can enjoy the ease of cooking and spend more time with their family.

We are thrilled to be partnering with Ming Tsai on the Efficient by Design Collection,” said Joy Mangano, President of Ingenious Designs LLC, a subsidiary of HSN.  “Ming’s outstanding expertise in the culinary industry has provided great insight for this collection with innovative products that truly serve to make life in the kitchen simply efficient.”

Ming Tsai Presents NuWave Ceramic Nonstick 9-inch Induction-Ready Frying Pan

Ming Tsai Presents NuWave Ceramic Nonstick 9-inch Induction-Ready Frying Pan

Raised in Dayton, Ohio, Tsai’s passion for cooking began as a child beside his parents at their family-owned restaurant, Mandarin Kitchen.  While completing his degree in Mechanical Engineering from Yale University, Ming spent summers in Paris at the renowned Le Cordon Bleu cooking school, eventually moved to Paris and trained under multiple renowned chefs, and later earned his master’s degree at Cornell University’s Hotel School.  In 1998, Ming opened Blue Ginger in Wellesley, MA and immediately impressed diners nationwide with his innovative East-West cuisine. His success led him to open Blue Dragon, a 90 seat Asian gastropub in Boston in 2013. Ming also represents the United States with the thCA8N4RZZDiplomatic Culinary Partnership Initiative/American Chefs Corps, where chefs around the country participate in official government programs that use food as a foundation for public diplomacy efforts at home and abroad.

Additionally, Ming Tsai is the host and executive producer of the Emmy-nominated public television show “Simply Ming.” He transitioned into cable television in 1998, when he began cooking for the Food Network and won an Emmy as host of “East Meets West With Ming Tsai.” In 2008, Ming traveled to the Beijing Olympics with NBC’s “Today” show to provide viewers with insight into food customs and traditions that define his Chinese heritage.

The Ming Tsai “Simply Ming” Collection launched on HSN Live on Friday, September 20th and Tsai plans to expand the collection exclusively on HSN throughout the year. For more information, visit www.hsn.com or join the conversation @HSN on Facebook and Twitter.