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• #4: Julie & Julia

  
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  Julie & Julia DVD ~ Meryl Streep (56) Release Date: December 8, 2009 Buy new: $28.96 $9.99 (Ranking is updated hourly. Visit the Hot New Releases in Movies & TV list for authoritative information on this product’s current rank.) More here: #4: Julie & Julia
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• Julia Child on Letterman. Thanks, Eat Me Daily.

  
  TKTC — Authority: 508
  Julia Child on Letterman. Thanks, Eat Me Daily .
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• Street View: Julia Child

  
  Pasadena Daily Photo — Authority: 129
  I hadnt known until the popularity of Julie and Julia that Julia Child was born in Pasadena. Commenter Markowsky mentioned her childhood home on another post . He quotes this link describing House and Gardens Book of Houses : "Of interest is the house Reginald Johnson designed in Pasadena for John McWilliams ...
  2 days ago

• Experimental Spanish novels, winter soups, Ian McEwan, cheese souffles, and Julia...

  
  mcco12's blog — Authority: 118
  *Cooking a lot the last few weeks. I guess its my way of getting ready for winter: Ive made chicken tortellini soup twice, chicken fettucini soup, chilli, cream of cauliflower soup, popovers twice, meatloaf, plus Ive baked cake twice and cookie... Read and post comments | Send to a friend
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• Potage Parmentier: A simple, satisfying antidote for holiday culinary excess

  
  Blue Kitchen — Authority: 409
  Six modest ingredients—potatoes, leeks, cream, parsley, salt and water—produce a flavorful first course for a simple meal in my take on Julia Child’s classic potato leek soup. Recipe below.As... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  2 days ago

• Recipe of the Week: Julia Child’s Le Glorieux (flourless chocolate cake)

  
  O Say Can You See? — Authority: 119
  Today’s post is the fourteenth in a  series of weekly Julia Child recipes . This week, finance director Beth Kline reveals the poetry behind baking a decadent chocolate dessert. “A Very Rich, Very Light Chocolate Cake” Julia called this cake a “dark and delicious cousin of the  Quatre Quarts ,” ...
  4 days ago

• Movie Review: Julie & Julia (2009)

  
  About Writing - The Personal Blog of An Aspiring Writer — Authority: 119
  When I first saw the poster for Julie & Julia , I literally went ‘meh’.  A drama with Meryl Streep and Amy Adams as the two leads?  I enjoyed Doubt (which they starred in together in 2008) but this so didn’t look like my type of movie. However, I later found out that the film was about food.  And that ...
  5 days ago

• What Are You Passionate About? A Saturday Quote

  
  Nelson Searcy - Renegade Pastor - Church Leader Insights - Church Growth and Evangelism — Authority: 126
  “Find something you’re passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it.” – Julia Child, Chef
  6 days ago

• . . . and red dresses bloomed like roses

  
  Writerquake — Authority: 126
  In my post yesterday about a long-forgotten print-and-radio cooking guru I promised to share the FOREWORD of the 1935 cookbook Ida Bailey Allens Modern Cookbook 2500 recipes . Her book foreword is a tender glimpse into that era, as reported by a woman who was an impressive trailblazer speaking with authority to ...
  6 days ago

• Thanksgiving: The Post Play Wrap-Up

  
  Left Coast Cowboys — Authority: 419
  Related Posts Ye Jolly Olde Dickensian Thanksgiving
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• Thanksgiving at Daisy’s

  
  Off The Broiler — Authority: 400
  This year, Rachel and I were invited to our friend Daisy’s house for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a time for family traditions, and like many families, Daisy Martinez’s Thanksgiving celebration is one of integrating her American-ness with her cultural identity, which is is Puerto Rican and Latino. Turkey, ...
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• She preceded Julia Child and Martha Stewart ..... recipes for leftovers from Ida Bailey Allen

  
  Writerquake — Authority: 126
  We continued our tradition of enjoying Thanksgiving buffet dinner at Silver Falls Conference Center , so I dont have leftovers to deal with until I actually do make our home-cooked turkey dinner one day this weekend. In advance, I thought Id consult another of my grandmothers weird and interesting vintage cookbooks ...
  1 week ago

• Making A Case For Vegetables

  
  Foodie and the Everyman — Authority: 120
  I’ve long been a fan of Mark Bittman’s gregariously engaging style and presentation. Anyone who has watched more than a few minutes of his vast library of podcasts knows that the man is a serious ham (oh the irony!). At times I’ve found myself transfixed, watching entire episodes on preparations of ...
  1 week ago

• Book Review: My Life in France by Julia Child

  
  Amy Letinsky — Authority: 110
  My Life in France  has been on my to-read list since I saw the Julia and Julia film, which I loved.  Nora Ephron is the uncontested master (mistress?) of the romantic comedy.  And what made this particular comedy so romantic was the relationship between Julia Child and her husband Paul.  I love to read about ...
  1 week ago

• Stuffing Wars, The Dish Lottery, and Other Holiday Customs

  
  Writers Plot — Authority: 127
  Posted by Kate Flora The other night at dinner, my husband was asking about my familys holiday traditions. I must be a bear of little brain, as Pooh says, because I cant remember very many traditions. I think I spent my entire childhood being unobservant, because I always had my nose in a book. Also because ...
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• From the Archives: The Morning Edition Fantasy Thanksgiving

  
  The Mediavore — Authority: 438
  The “Fantasy Thanksgiving Feast” could be remembered as one of the weirdest moments in NPR history. It’s also just as likely that it will be forgotten. But no, we’re here to rescue this surreal episode from public radio’s past. Listen to the 1997 Feast There’s nothing weird about the concept: create ...
  1 week ago

• Recipe of the Week: Thanksgiving with Julia Child

  
  O Say Can You See? — Authority: 119
  With turkey day fastapproaching, cooks around the country are whipping up grocery lists andgetting ready for what is the equivalent of a marathon for many homechefs. With the release of the film Julie & Julia earlier this year and a renewed interest in Julia Child’s recipes and methods, many of you might be ...
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• Late to the Comment Party? No Biggie

  
  [CinemaRatty] Latest Articles — Authority: 170
  Some of you may have noticed that any articles that have slipped off the front page now have moderated comments. I was forced to do this by huge waves of spam hitting my blog -- its getting worse all the time actually, dozens of spam comments to be weeded out every day. But Im delighted that people still comment on ...
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• Devouring Pages By Nightlight

  
  NPR Blogs: Blog of the Nation — Authority: 137
  By Sarah Handel Right now, three books are on my nightstand. Cherries In Winter by Suzan Colon is the one I dipped into last night. Its the story of how magazine editor Colon is weathering the industrys massive downsizing (which included her losing her own job, and dwindling freelance opportunities) by ...
  2 weeks ago

• Recipe of the week: Julia Childs Pain d’Épices (honey spice cake)

  
  O Say Can You See? — Authority: 119
  Today’s post is the thirteenth in a series of weekly Julia Child recipes . This week, curator Helena Wright gets a start on holiday baking by pulling out one of her favorite Julia Child recipes. "Although you can prepare the dough by hand, a heavy-duty mixer with flat beater attachment makes light work of it . . ...
  2 weeks ago

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