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What's the /ck/ensus on Julia Child?

Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking. Free on archive.org: https://archive.org/details/JuliaChildMasteringTheArtOfFrenchCooking

>>18718748
Anything by her, check it out.

>>18653019
>I tried roasting duck once. I ruined it. Came out greasy beyond all reason and the skin wasn't nice and crisp like muh momma used to make. The skin was soft, soggy/floppy and wholly unappetising. Had the texture of a spent birthday balloon. Just awful.
You need to pinch the skin in right places so the fat renders.

I recommend you learn from Julia Child: https://archive.org/details/JuliaChildMasteringTheArtOfFrenchCooking

Julia Child’s French Onion Soup recipe sucks

I hate Julia Childs French Onion Soup recipe. For such an iconic dish from such an iconic chef, it's disappointing

>>17150366

>Watching old episodes of Julia Child on pluto.tv
>she's making soup
>says don't cover the pot until it cools as it will spoil the soup
>my WTF face

What did she mean by this?

>>16220258
In many cases classics like Julia Childs Mastering The Art Of French Cooking is available for free without even breaking a law, like here: https://archive.org/details/JuliaChildMasteringTheArtOfFrenchCooking

In such cases, buying it is only if you appreciate a physical copy.

Then of course there is stuff you can't find on the internet, and in such cases, then the internet is not enough.

>>14934605
This, I don't even like old women Julia Child is just based a f

I learnt so much watching her and Jacques Pepin shows, none of this bullshit celebrity chef shit just straight to the point and making good shit

>>14367684
Anyone who says "yes" is a fucking dumb ass

Julia Child wasn't a chef and her show was one of the first cooking shows on television. She's the originator of the "relatable" cook format.

All hail Julia. The true Queen of /ck/.

Julia Child is the queen of /ck/. What's your favorite recipe of hers? Have you taken the butterpill?

Our true queen.