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I studied French language in Paris, but could never make myself fully understood. To my ear, Julia's French is quite good, especially her accent, and especially considering that she was near 60 years old when she learned it. An amazing person and an inspiration to all of us. The real deal!

"Very often I don't do anyhting they say on the box" hahahaha I loved this part.

looks delicious oh my god 🍴🤤🤤

15 minutes? Is it pasta or cardboard?

Buy gum what flavor potato of course😅😅😅😅

her mistakes are the real education. a bit too much vinegar!

I learn more from one Julia Child video than from the entire repertoire of every other celebrity chef. Maybe with the single exception of Keith Floyd.

No liver? O K I'm glued as always. So grateful to have these up on YT.

I'm exhausted just watching the master Julia. She was a hoot.

"Would you like the break the eggs?" "No" - I love Julia!

I wish she had been my mother.....

No olive oil

Wow all that energy😊love it I adored her as a kid growing up in Detroit

RIP Jasper!

Of course what Julia makes seem simple now is the result of years of horrible results while she was learning her craft in France. Each episode needs to be viewed multiple times while we are taking notes. She has the skill to convey the appropriate technique and include, implicitly, her errors while she was herself learning. So valuable.

And French bread because we're being French. She was an absolute treasure 😊

Dorf Goes Fishing brought me here.

A chef that doesn't use foul language and doesn't act like a little spoiled child.

55 cents a pound lol

God I love her

You know what’s funny? I’ve known about her for 50 years but I never she was all American. I thought with her accent she was British.

I love parsley on everything.

The artichoke was a nice touch.

A CLASSIC program. One of the two that started it all.

Üzgünüm dağınık ve el becerisi olmadan bu özgüvenle yemek programı yapmak hoş olmamış, filmini izlemiştim hiç böyle hayal etmemiştim,

These were my search terms that led me to this Julia Child video: "Stephenville, Texas UFO". This video was the 2nd video return result.

I'll try this recipe.

She spoke French well ❤

"Meat Loaf" is a famous singer. "Meatloaf" is a dish. Who writes these titles? 😂

Julia was a demon behind the wheel lol

Julia, a legend and national treasure.

Now we eat trush food😢

I think I'd just rather have the pate (fancy meatloaf) naked.. no need for the la-tee-da covering, for my tastes.

Its always great to watch Julia Child and Jacques Pepin is "Grater"

Years ago, I spent a memorable afternoon making this with a friend. She and I were so proud of ourselves when we served our impressive edifice to our applauding guests! It was delicious.

This dish is a true rarity today.

This is absolutely a lost art. Thank you so much!

1 of the things I try not to do is try not to complain about the picture quality of these episodes and I wouldn't expect WGBH to modernize every episode to make it look like today. The fun part of watching these is enjoying them for the time they were made but this episode looks like it wasn't preserved well. I wonder why they couldn't of worked on this some?

my favorite episode of the French Chef

Always a delight to see a new episode. And that Dish is very popular here in switzerland..

Leave it to Julia to demystify the pate to the point of saying it's just a fancy meatloaf!

@17:26 and 21:25... if you ever wondered what hot flash looks like...

When cooking shows were a true spectacle ❤❤❤

Take a shot every time Julia says, "There." 😂

I love how they get along, and respect each other. ❤ We're losing that nowadays.

The many things she makes in her 30 minute meals are mind boggling…this woman is a classic and a master chef indeed! Too bad she didn’t hang around long enough to become an Iron Chef🥹

She's cooking on an electric range 🤔

What ever became of Dionne Lucas????

Straining to hear this.

The notion that fish and crustaceans do not feel pain is not settled science; it is still being studied and debated. But stating they do not have nervous systems is simply not true. They do, just not as complex as other animals.