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Synopsis Julia Child is probably the most popular chef of all time, and now amateur cooks everywhere can peruse her personal notebook of essential kitchen wisdom, gathered over a lifetime of preparing gourmet dishes. Every section of the book begins with a basic recipe, and then presents dozens of possibilities for delicious, and ridiculously simple variations on the dish. From basics like hamburgers and mashed potatoes to specialties like leg of lamb and chocolate mousse, Child's timeless recipes are much more than lists of ingredients--she provides all the tips and cheats needed to make each meal easy for the chef and pleasing for the lucky food recipients., This thin book contains a lifetime of information taken from the notes Julia Child has kept during her many years as a chef. Basic skills like cooking dried beans and making superlative mashed potatoes or the perfect hamburger are covered in detail, and it is full of practical tips for the new or experienced cook.
| Size | | Length: | 127 pages | | Height: | 8.8 in | | Width: | 7.0 in | | Thickness: | 0.8 in | | Weight: | 15.2 oz |
Industry Reviews "The book is really about...recipes, and they are the same classic, wonderful, absolutely foolproof recipes that those of us who grew up with Julia Child know and cherish....Do we need this little book when MASTERING, THE WAY TO COOK, and others are still in print...? It all makes sense when you realize that this book was written to go with a PBS television special that pieces together bits from her old programs." Epicurious - Irene Sax (02/16/2001)
"There aren't a lot of recipes in this little book, but the ones presented are clean, classic and essential. It's home cooking in a nutshell." Bon Appetit - Victoria Von Biel (02/01/2001)
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