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Margorie Torturo, left, pictured with a family friend, Natalie Pennacchio. Torturo is the personal cook of the Parish Priests at ST. Juliana's Catholic Church in Fullerton.

Margorie Torturo, 71, has been a Downtown Fullerton resident for 15 years but her roots are in Yonkers, New York. Even though she has resided in Orange County for 40 years her thick New York accent gives her away as soon as you hear her speak. Margie, as her friends call her, is a very active Grandmother with 4 teenage Grandsons and is the personal cook for the Parish Priests at St. Juliana’s Catholic Church in Fullerton. In fact, Marge has been cooking up home-cooked meals for longer than she could remember. Anyone and everyone who knows Marge, knows that her cooking surpasses most. But because of this, her standards on taste are especially high and you can expect her critique whenever and wherever she dines out.

“Perfect Eggs,” is exactly how Margie described her over-easy eggs she ordered at The Brownstone Café, located in The historic Villa

Del Sol in Downtown Fullerton. Actually, she ordered them “over-lite, because that’s how we say it back east,” she explained. “This is exactly how I make them at home!” Nope, you can’t fool this New Yorker!