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| | NPR : Julia Child's Kitchen on Display |
 | | Child unveiled the glassed-in kitchen gallery with her trademark salutation "Bon Appetit!" -- which is also the name of the exhibit. | | | Watch a video of Julia Child and her new kitchen exhibit. | | | Child's famed commerical-grade Garland stove, which dominated the kitchen. |
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| | Ms. Magazine Summer 2003 Interview with Julia Child |
| | Julia Child lives in a bucolic Spanish-style retirement community in Santa Barbara, Calif, a half mile from the beach. | | | Recognizing Julia Child as the woman who brought French cooking to America, the Smithsonian moved her entire kitchen from Cambridge, Mass., to Washington, D.C. "They removed everything, and then reconstructed the kitchen," Julia marvels. | | | Her approach to cooking was a marked departure from an earlier era when a woman's sense of worth was connected way too closely with her abilities in the kitchen. |
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| | Julia Child Remembered (washingtonpost.com) |
| | When Julia did a sample cooking show at WGBH in Boston in 1963, she lit up the switchboard and a new phase in public television was launched.....she remained on television for virtually 40 years....her reruns of older shows still bring her into homes every day. | | | But, at the Museum, we will be receiving and inviting guests into her kitchen every day of the year--to remember and celebrate her legacy to us. | | | Most visitors are surprised that they are actually seeing the "real thing," not a replica....but they love the kitchen because it's not a slicked up, high tech kitchen, but a real home kitchen. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A62922-2004Aug13.html
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| | Julia Child Biography |
| | Julia Child creative genius was the gustatory/ olfactory intelligence, combined with smarts in the inter-personal arena. | | | The McWilliams family traveled a good deal during the summer, which exposed Julia to a variety of hotels and restaurants and gave her a love of travel. | | | By 1970 Julia’s show was in color, and people were thrilled to see how red the strawberries were! |
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| | Julia Child |
| | Child was invited to WGBH, Boston's educational television station, as a guest on I've Been Reading. | | | At the end of the show, they remove their tantalizing work of art from the oven, and an exhilarated Child plunges her fork in for the taste test. | | | Everyone has invited Julia Child into their kitchen for cooking lessons. |
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| | The New Yorker: From the Archives |
| | Julia and Paul and Ruth Lockwood would spend all day Monday in the Childs’ big kitchen at home, drinking oceans of tea and blocking out the rough outlines, time sequences, and opening and closing lines for the week’s programs. | | | Now that the Childs are taking a year off from television and the show is being seen only in reruns, she is delighted to be able to travel with them on their demonstration tours. | | | On a television talk show two hours earlier, an interviewer had asked Julia whether it was necessary for her to be “quite so sloppy” in the kitchen. |
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| | Julia Child - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Julia Child's kitchen as seen on display at the National Museum of American History. | | | From Julia Child's Kitchen (1975) — ISBN 0517207125 | | | Child was the most widely seen and, with her cheery attitude and distinctively charming warbly voice, attracted the broadest audience. |
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| | NMAH What's Cooking |
| | Julia Child's Kitchen at the Smithsonian to take an interactive tour of the kitchen, view a sampling of kitchen implements, and hear more stories about Julia. | | | For seven years the kitchen was a set for three enormously popular public-television series. | | | Child's late husband, Paul, designed the kitchen for her in 1961, and there she cooked for herself, for family and friends, for professional colleagues -- and for the entire country. |
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| | Salon People Julia Child: Still cookin' after all these years |
| | Raised in Pasadena, Calif., Julia McWilliams, privileged and mischievous (she once impressed her friends by scaling a fence to freedom after being apprehended for hurling mud pies at passing cars), was unfamiliar with the family kitchen, where a hired cook was in charge. | | | Pre-Emeril, pre-Fat Ladies, long before the rise of Alice Waters, Jeremiah Tower and Wolfgang Puck and without the magic of editing, Julia Child was re-outfitting the American kitchen and re-educating the American palate. | | | As befits a woman who stands 6-foot-2, Child has done everything in a very big way. |
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| | Borzoi Reader Authors Julia Child |
| | Julia Child's kitchen has been packed up and shipped to Washington, D.C., where it will be re-created as an exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution. | | | Washington Post feature on Julia Child and Judith Jones | | | I had lived in Paris for three and a half years--at just about the same time the Childs were there, although our paths had never crossed--and most of what I learned then about cooking I absorbed from the butcher, the baker, the greengrocer, and the fishmonger. |
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| | MOAA: Julia Child - Cooking Up Intrigue |
| | There was Julia, panting and swooping around the studio kitchen, about to become a most unlikely, most unrehearsed star. | | | You can invite yourself to Julia Child's kitchen almost anytime, now that it's located in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. | | | Julia's office was in a basha (palm-thatched) hut, located just beyond Mountbatten's botanical gardens. |
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| | Julia Child |
| | She is reassuring as well as entertaining, and extols appetite and pleasure. | | | She is America’s chief home cook and our favorite cooking teacher--a role model who has brought generations into the kitchen. | | | Child takes a lifetime of experience in the kitchen and makes it something accessible and sensible for the rest of us. |
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http://www.sallys-place.com/food/book_reviews/julia_child.htm
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| | CNN.com - Julia Child dead at 91 - Aug 13, 2004 |
| | Child's kitchen has been preserved as an exhibit in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. | | | All external sites will open in a new browser. | | | Child, who was 6-foot-2, intended to be either a novelist or a basketball player. |
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| | Julia Child Dead at 91 - Aug 13, 2004 - E! Online News |
| | Upon Paul Child's retirement in 1961, the couple settled into their Massachusetts home--and her kitchen. | | | That same year, she donated her Cambridge, Massachusetts, kitchen--the 14-foot-by-20-foot center of operations through five decades' worth of PBS series--to the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. "I wish I could come in and turn everything on," a 90-year-old Child told National Public Radio upon the kitchen exhibit's museum opening in 2002. | | | Shortly thereafter, she was offered her own show. |
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| | Baking With Julia - Biography |
| | The result is 39 episodes of her series, "In Julia's Kitchen With Master Chefs". | | | Child for the home cook, contains all of the chefs' recipes seen on the shows. | | | Child went on to host a 16-part cooking series "Cooking With Master Chefs", with each program featuring a different master chef teaching in his or her own home kitchen. |
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| | BBC NEWS World Americas US kitchen queen Julia Child dies |
| | Julia Child brought an encouraging, easygoing manner to her TV show | | | The doyenne of US television cookery shows, Julia Child, has died in her sleep at her California home, aged 91. | | | Ms Child is credited with introducing French cuisine to the American public with a series of TV shows and books dating back to the early 1960s. |
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| | KQED Julia Child Remembered 1912-2004 |
| | • Julia Child's Kitchen at the Smithsonian (americanhistory.si.edu/juliachild/) | | | This duo's appealing chemistry and remarkable talents in the kitchen made their award-winning "Cooking in Concert" special the single most viewed cooking show in television history. | | | In typical entertaining fashion, they provide step-by-step instructions for recipes that appeal to and assist home cooks. |
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| | TV : Hosts / Celebrity Chefs : Tribute to Julia Child : Food Network |
| | 9:30 am: From Martha's Kitchen: Chateaubriand with Julia Child and Jacques Pepin | | | While she opened the door to an age now where some chefs are as famous as movie stars, Child was ambivalent about the celebrity status. | | | America was already collectively fascinated with first lady Jackie Kennedy – and the fact she had hired a French chef to lead the White House kitchen. |
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| | USATODAY.com - A toast to Child, mother of good taste |
| | Subscribe Today: Home Delivery of USA TODAY - Save 25% | | | It was a simple gesture, but it made me feel as if I were someone's child again, heading back to college with homemade goodies. | | | When we left, she wrapped up some of the warm bread and handed it to us to take to our friends Pam and Tom up in Maine, where we were heading for the weekend. |
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| | The New York Times > Dining & Wine > |
| | Child's birthday, friends held a dinner for 500 at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Marina del Rey, near Los Angeles. | | | Child, people are so fearful of elevated cholesterol levels and other health problems that they are going overboard. | | | Julia Child, whose warbling, encouraging voice and able hands brought the intricacies of French cuisine to American home cooks through her television series and books, died in her sleep three days before what would have been her 92nd birthday. |
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| | Julia Child - Biography - World Culinary Institute |
| | And so, on February 11, 1963, "The French Chef" was born, enlivening the kitchens and expanding the palates of Americans forever. | | | The interview was so engaging that the station proposed a series of TV cooking shows. | | | Julia also is a co-founder of The American Institute of Wine and Food. |
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| | The James Beard Foundation: Features |
| | Julia signed this wine barrel at our Chefs and Champagne event in 2001, at which she was the guest of honor | | | Over the years, the two cooked together, dined together, gossiped together, made public appearances together, and vacationed together (at the Childs’ home in France). | | | Julia played an important part, along with Peter Kump, in establishing our Foundation in Jim’s name in the Greenwich Village townhouse where he’d lived. |
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| | The Julie/Julia Project |
| | Julia Child began learning to cook when she was thirty-seven years | | | Julia was so impressive, so instructive, so exhilarating, because she | | | Brava, say I. And Rayna, the lovely woman from the Smithsonian who curated the Julia Child exhibit there, had seats reserved in the front row for Eric and me, which was a little embarrassing, but pretty damn neat too. |
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| | Julia Child |
| | They offered her a cooking show of her own, and The French Chef went on the air in 1963. | | | Her first successful "recipé" was for shark repellent, to prevent underwater explosives meant for Nazi vessels from being jostled and detonated by sharks. | | | Promoting the book, she did an interview on WGBH, a public television station in Boston, and the station's executives had visions of pledges dancing in their heads. |
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| | Child, Julia. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | Her many other cookbooks include From Julia Child’s Kitchen (1975) and The Way to Cook (1989). | | | Shortly thereafter, she began hosting a series of educational television programs; the best known, The French Chef (1963–76), transformed her into an Emmy-winning public-broadcasting star. | | | Child’s comfortable, off-hand manner took the intimidating quality out of preparing French cuisine and helped to change American styles of cooking and eating. |
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| | Carmel TomatoFest, A Celebration of Tomato Varieties from Around the World |
| | From some of the seeds sent to me over the years, tucked into letters from gardeners wanting to share their legacy, I grew a small number of plants for trial. | | | A portion of the sale of each pack of Julia Child heirloom tomato seeds will be donated to the "Days of Taste" an educational program for 4th and 5th grade students by the American Institute of Wine and Food. | | | I wanted to pay tribute to this magnificent human being, For so many years she has been abundantly generous to me and the rest of the world's food lovers' with her culinary skills, good-humor and friendship. |
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| | Julia Child |
| | Just as JFK's success was largely attributed to being the first TV president, so too did Julia's entry into American households through mass media help make her and all chefs true and honored stars today. | | | - Julia Child, from "In Julia's Kitchen With Master Chefs" | | | Many of today's culinary professionals, whether they be of national fame or behind-the-scenes talent, clearly were influenced by Julia, and many might never have considered entering the field had it not been for seeing her. |
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| | DVD French Chef with Julia Child (and Free Bonus Cooking Under Fire) Cookbook by Child, Julia - Cooking.com |
| | It is fun to see how she would handle the normal bloopers that happen during a show, and carry on like the queen she is. | | | Cooking legend and cultural icon Julia Child, along with her pioneering public television series, The French Chef, introduced French cuisine to American kitchens. | | | 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 series, The French Chef, which began in 1962 (432 min on 3 DVDs). |
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| | GMA Recipe: Julia Child's Easy and Delicious Quiche |
| | Season with salt and pepper; proceed to build and bake the quiche as described. | | | Adapted from The Way to Cook by Julia Child (Alfred A. Knopf, New York). | | | Select another recipe from the list at the left or return to Cookin' with Good Morning America Recipes. |
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| | Julia Child By Julia Child |
| | Julia Child is the author of 12 cookbooks, the most recent of which is Julia's Kitchen Wisdom (click here to buy it). | | | A Visit With an Author, Activist, and Dickens Fan | | | Click here to sample our paperback collection of "Diary" favorites, including entries by Beck, Karenna Gore Schiff, David Sedaris, and 67 other contributors. |
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| | 2blowhards.com: Julia Child |
| | There's much for American fans of all the arts to learn from her example. | | | I was very sorry to learn that the great Julia Child died today. | | | A wonderful woman, a wonderful life, and a great gift to the rest of us. |
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| | PBS: Julia Child: Lessons with Master Chefs: Prime Video Cuts |
| | View a special video tribute to Julia Child. | | | PBS Online brings America's first celebrity chef into the digital age with a one-of-a-kind, fully searchable database of Julia Child programming. | | | PBS: Julia Child: Lessons with Master Chefs: Prime Video Cuts |
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| | Julia Child's legacy: a recipe for the good life | | | JULIA CHILD 1912-2004; Her death stirs up memories.(TASTE) | | | Emmy Award–winning chef and television personality whose breezy style demystified French cooking for a generation of Americans reared on tuna casserole rather than |
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| | Find where Julia Child is credited alongside another name | | | You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers. | | | Seems like I've always known who she was |
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| | CuisineNet Cafe: The Nominees for the Julia Child Cookbook Awards |
| | On April 16th, the Julia Child Cookbook Awards were announced, and on May 5, the James Beard Awards were announced. | | | CuisineNet Cafe: The Nominees for the Julia Child Cookbook Awards | | | The Wine Tasting Class: Expertise in 12 Tastings |
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