Julia Child
As JC would say: Joyeuse journee de la femme (Happy Women’s Day)!
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Read MoreJoin me in Santa Barbara, Apr 7-9, to benefit the Julia Child Foundation
Santa Barbara’s Food and Wine Weekend benefits Julia Child foundation Feb 27, 2017 Updated 20 hrs ago The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts and Bacara Resort & Spa host the fourth annual Santa Barbara Food & Wine Weekend on April 7-9. Headlining this year’s festivities is Los Angeles chef and multiple James…
Read MoreRobb Report interview about my history of food at the White House
I have begun to research a book about the history of food at the White House — from George Washington and his celebrated slave-chef Hercules to the foodie Obamas, and perhaps the taco-bowl munching Donald Trump. I came to this story by way of Julia Child, naturally. In THE FRENCH CHEF IN AMERICA, I recount…
Read MoreWho is celebrity chef Ted Allen’s mystery relative on “Twice Removed” podcast? Have a listen
Here’s the second episode of TWICE REMOVED, a great, fun, informative new podcast, courtesy of Gimlet Media … and if you listen to the end, you’ll find out who Ted Allen is related to, and how the reunion went … https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1182594071 https://gimletmedia.com/episode/2-ted-allen/
Read MoreOttawa Overdrive says Julia’s second act was as groundbreaking and adventurous as her first
Merci Ottawa! They say: Every bit as entertaining, inspiring, and delectable as My Life in France, The French Chef in America uncovers Julia Child beyond her “French chef” persona and reveals her second act to have been as groundbreaking and adventurous as her first. For the rest of the story: https://ottawa.overdrive.com/media/2671252
Read MoreThe Star Tribune calls FCiA “inspiring, joyous and poignant”
Merci, Minneapolis! What a nice review in the Star Tribune, which says, in part: “This book, by her great-nephew, is a follow-up to his 2006 account of her culinary awakening, “My Life in France.” It’s about Julia, but it’s also about U.S. history, politics, television and feminism. Both a generous spirit and a perfectionist, she was…
Read MoreChewing the fat with Vancouver’s Terry David Mulligan
TDM is a Vancouver institution, a sharp interviewer, and a lively character — here’s a chat we had recently on his podcast, Tasting Room Radio. Enjoy! https://tastingroomradio.com/december-10th-2016/
Read MoreThanks chef Anita Lo + Wall St Journal!
Writing in the WSJ, she describes FCiA as “inspiring and engaging” https://graphics.wsj.com/image-grid/Who-Read-What-2016/3450/anita-lo-on-julia-child
Read MoreBonjour New England — join me at Northshire Books, in Manchester, VT, on Sat eve for a discussion of “The French Chef in America: Julia Child’s Second Act.” Your questions and stories about Julia welcome!
Details here: https://www.northshire.com/event/manchester-alex-prudhomme-french-chef-america-julias-second-act
Read MoreTasting Table Tips FCiA – delights in “Bearded Child” anecdote
The 7 Best Books All About Julia Child Dive deep into the life of the beloved chef The French Chef in America, by Alex Prud’homme ($28) Consider this the unofficial part two of My Life in France. Whereas Child’s book chronicled the beginning of her love affair with French cuisine, this one digs into her time…
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