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cheeseslave »
17 August 2009 »
In Movie Reviews »

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Tags: julia child, julie & julia, julie powell, movie review, movies
cheeseslave »
28 June 2009 »
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I’ve loved Julia Child for as long as I can remember. She’s always been an inspiration, and let’s be honest, a hero to me. Today I’m very proud to be featured as the official Blogger of the Day on the new Julie & Julia movie website. I’m very much looking forward to seeing the film, which premieres August 7th. Not only for my love of Julia Child, but also because it looks like a fun movie. Plus, Meryl Streep is one of my all-time favorite actresses. I am also a fan of Julie Powell’s wonderful book, Julie & Julia. Blogger Julie Powell ambitiously cooked and blogged her way through Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 365 days, and lived to write a book about it.
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Tags: blogs, books, french food, julia child, julie & julia, julie powell, mastering the art of french cooking, movies
cheeseslave »
22 June 2008 »
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It’s so hot. Way too hot to not have air conditioning. It’s so hot in our house that we had to get out. We fled to the mall so Kate could play at the indoor playground. Look at those girls next to Kate. They are 2 years and 18 months old, respectively. I can’t believe [...]
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Tags: 14 months, french food, julia child, kate, liverwurst, lobster, matt, sausage, seth, tripe
cheeseslave »
20 June 2008 »
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Every time I go to Texas, I have two requirements while I’m there: (1) Good Tex Mex and (2) Dixie House. Dixie House is a chain in Texas. They serve stuff like chicken fried steak, chicken fried chicken (my favorite — it’s just boneless Southern fried chicken), mashed potatoes and gravy, fried okra, and cornbread. [...]
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Tags: books, fried chicken livers, gaps diet, julia child, liver, mastering the art of french cooking
cheeseslave »
27 May 2008 »
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We are watching “Cranford” — a PBS documentary. This is one of the Emmy-nominated DVDs Seth gets in the mail (he gets a LOT of them) since he is an Emmy award winner. It’s one of those “for your consideration” DVDs. “Cranford” stars Dame Judi Dench and is based on novels by Dickens and Carlyle [...]
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Tags: books, cranford, deglazing, gaps diet, goat cheese, julia child, mastering the art of french cooking, patty pan squash, roast chicken, sarah, seth, tv
cheeseslave »
06 January 2008 »
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When we were little, we used to watch “Saturday Night Live”. My mom loved the skit Dan Ackroyd did when he impersonated Julia Child. She used to always bust up laughing at that skit, and she’d always repeat the punch line, “Save the liver!” Julia Child was always promoting things like liver and high-fat foods. [...]
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Tags: animal welfare, anthony bourdain, baby food, foie gras, french food, grain-fed, grass-fed, julia child, liver, liver pate, liverwurst, michael eades, nutrition, sourdough bread, videos
cheeseslave »
12 December 2007 »
In Recipes »

Okay, so just to clarify: according to Julia, aspic is the jellied stock that contains various items such as eggs and meat and vegetables. It’s a kind of composed salad. Gelée is the jellified stock that you make aspic with. Here’s what Julia says (in Mastering the Art of French Cooking) about gelée, or “homemade [...]
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Tags: aspic, baby food, books, gelee, julia child, mastering the art of french cooking, Recipes
cheeseslave »
11 December 2007 »
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I keep thinking about aspic. I guess it’s because I am making so much bone broth these days. And feeding Kate broth every day. I know it is so good for her. And she loves it. I often add chicken liver pate to her broth, making it doubly nutritious. Anyway, I’m thinking she might enjoy [...]
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Tags: aspic, bone broths, julia child, mastering the art of french cooking, muesli, pate, persimmons