Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Utensils and Other Kitchen Essentials
Julia Child
Julia Child, the famous French Chef of Boston's
WGBH, died on August 13, 2004, at a retirement home in Santa Barbara,
California. She was almost 92. Part of what made Julia Child such an
icon is that she could describe a complicated dish, and in the next
breath convince you to make it. Child's voice is always welcome, and
never more so than when she is providing no-muss-no-fuss advice.
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Julia
Child's Kitchen Wisdom (DVD) —
Celebrates Julia Child’s remarkable contribution to
the American palate and lifestyle. On one level it is a
heartfelt tribute to Julia’s culinary wit and wisdom; on
another, it is a composite of her favorite recipes and
techniques as demonstrated by Julia on-air from 1963 to 1999.
The show features an introduction by Julia herself and
personal anecdotes and commentary from her renowned colleagues
and fans: Jacques Pepin, Charlie Gibson, Martha Stewart,
Emeril Lagasse, Jasper White, Alice Waters, and Thomas Keller.
Classic television clips from the most memorable of Julia’s
cooking demonstrations, including the long missing first
episode of The French Chef, show the best of Julia’s 40
years of public television cooking. JULIA CHILD’S KITCHEN
WISDOM, featuring public television's most enduring
personality, will evoke humorous memories and provide spirited
entertainment for her generations of viewers. Run Time:
86 minutes. A great companion to the book, Julia's
Kitchen Wisdom: Essential Techniques and Recipes from a
Lifetime of Cooking.
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Julia
Child: French Chef (DVD) — Run Time:
432 minutes (18 episodes). Also available in VHS Format.
Cooking legend and cultural icon Julia Child, along with her
pioneering public television series, The French Chef,
introduced French cuisine to American kitchens. In her
passionate and sometimes breathless way, Julia forever changed
the way we cook, eat, and think about food. Entertaining, fun,
and real in a way that influenced every television cooking
program that followed, The French Chef embraced Julia's
passion for food and teaching and reflected her joie de vivre:
"If I can do it, you can do it ... and here's how to do it!"
Now chefs of all
ages and abilities can share Julia's love of fine French food
and learn to cook some of her most-loved dishes with this
special collection of 18 episodes from her original 1960s
series, The French Chef. In her signature style and with
bloopers intact, Julia demonstrates classic recipes:
Starters and Side Dishes — 1. The Potato
Show, 2. Your
own French Onion Soup, 3. Bouillabaisse à la Marseillaise, 4.
The spinach Twins, 5. Salad Niçoise, 6. French Fries.
Main Courses — 1. Boeuf Bourguignon, 2. To Roast a
Chicken, 3. The Lobster Show, 4. To Stuff a Sausage, 5. Tripes à
la Mode, 6. The Whole Fish Story.
Baking, Desserts and other Classics —
1. Queen of Sheba Cake,
2. Cheese and Wine Party,
3. Apple Dessert,
4. Mouse au Chocolat,
5. The Good Loaf,
6. The Omelette Show. |
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The French Chef With Julia Child 2 (DVD) — Run Time:
432 minutes (18 episodes). Also available in VHS Format.
A regular program on WGBH Boston from 1963 to 1972, The French
Chef is perhaps best known for its down-to-earth hostess Julia
Child with her dry wit and practical approach to "fancy" French
cooking. Eighteen classic programs, in black and white and
color, feature the ever-practical Julia Child educating viewers
in everything from starters and side dishes:
Starters,
Sauces and Sides — 1. Cooking Vegetables, 2. Vegetable
Adventures, 3. Elegance with Eggs, 4. More about Potatoes, 5.
Terrines and Patés, 6. The Hollandaise Family.
Main Courses
— 1. French Crepes I, 2. Cooking Your Goose, 3. Roast Suckling
Pig, 4. Fish in Monk's Clothing, 5. Cheese Soufflé, 6. Sole
Bonne Femme.
Breads and
Desserts — 1. French Crepes II, 2. Buche De Noel, 3.
Croissants, 4. Gateau in a Cage, 5. French Bread, 6/ VIP Cake:
Le Prantome. |
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Julia
& Jacque Cooking at Home (DVD) —
The complete Emmy Award-winning series. 10
hours, 22 Episodes and over 85 recipes. Julia Child and
Jacques Pepin join together with fire, fun and culinary genius
in what has become another classic hit for public television.
Viewers are charmed by the special magic America’s favorite
cooking duo conjures up in Julia’s legendary kitchen and
enticed by the mouth-watering great food they prepare and
enjoy. Julia’s and Jacques’ warmth and conviviality shine
through the programs along with their spirit, whimsy and
remarkable skills, as they offer techniques, tastes and
recipes at the heart of today’s cooking. From Hamburgers and
Halibut to Chicken Pot Pie and Artichokes, they reach the
hearts of the audience who loves them for their easy
camaraderie, step-by-step instructions and great talent. Run Time:
440 minutes. A great companion to the book, Julia
& Jacque Cooking at Home.
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Julia
Child: America's Favorite Chef (DVD) — Run Time:
60 minutes. Also available in VHS Format.
This is the story of Julia's two great loves-love for her
husband Paul and for cooking. Through an interview with Julia
herself, filmed in her fabled kitchen, and rare images from the
photo collection of Paul Child and from family photo albums,
Julia Child is revealed as few have seen her before in this
tribute and testament to a great American icon. |
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A&E
Biography: Julia Child (DVD) — She
is credited with revolutionizing the way Americans eat. But
the world's most famous chef could barely boil an egg until
she was 35! Julia Child is an institution. Her countless
books, starting with the landmark Mastering the Art of French
Cooking have sold millions of copies and broadened the
American palate. For two decades her TV show, The French Chef,
was a PBS mainstay, and her engaging manner and ready humor
made her a star. With countless clips from her groundbreaking
show, plus revealing interviews with friends and family,
BIOGRAPHY; profiles the doyenne of the kitchen. A free spirit
from childhood, she went to the best schools and then set out
for adventure abroad. Hear the story of how she met her future
husband in India, and discover how she worked for the
predecessor to the CIA during World War II. And explore the
enormous influence she has had on the culinary world,
particularly in America. From the editor who launched her
legendary career to her ambitious plans for the future, this
is the tasty odyssey of Julia Child.
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