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10 Questions for the Smithsonian Curators Who Cooked Up Julia Child's Kitchen Exhibit

Gourmet Live's Esther Sung chats with the National Museum of American History's Paula Johnson and Rayna Green, who take us behind the scenes of the beloved French Chef's kitchen exhibit and preview a major new American...
08.15.12
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Happy Birthday, Julia Child!

We're celebrating the chef and author's 100th birthday with vintage videos, French recipes, remembrances, and much more
08.15.12
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Julia in France

We see the French Chef shop, bake, and buy in this recently rediscovered footage
08.15.12
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In the Kitchen with Master Chefs Julia Child and Jacques Pépin

Watch Julia and Jacques as they make soufflés, stuffed mushrooms, roasted chicken, and ostrich-egg omelets
08.15.12
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Julia Child and Me

Former food editor of Gourmet magazine Sally Darr recounts a food-filled friendship, from Darr's New York City restaurant, La Tulipe, to Child's Provence retreat, La Pitchoune. Enjoy two related original recipes, Chicken Roasted with Garlic Cloves and Soupe Au Pistou ...
08.15.12
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Soupe Au Pistou

Pistou is Provence's version of Italian pesto, minus the nuts. Although it's most often associated with soupe au pistou, a vegetable soup that is almost magically transformed by a spoonful of pistou added to your bowl at...
08.15.12
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Chicken Roasted with Garlic Cloves

Everybody needs a good recipe for roast chicken. Julia Child thought this version, served at New York's La Tulipe during the 1980s—and which uses an entire head of garlic per person—was so good...
08.15.12
recipes

Soupe Au Pistou

This classic Provençal soup gets a jolt of fresh herbal flavor from a dollop of pistou, which is basically a basil pesto made without nuts.
08.15.12
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The Definition of a Classic Dish

Judith Jones, the legendary cookbook editor of Julia Child and countless other master chefs, shares the wisdom of experience
02.29.12
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Past Perfect

From spirits steeped in history to the perennial favorite macaroni and cheese, we’ve got reason to be glad everything old is new again
02.29.12
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