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Mastering the Art of French Cooking

Book • 1961
This groundbreaking cookbook, written by Julia Child, Simone Beck, and Louisette Bertholle, is a definitive guide to French cuisine for American readers.

Published in two volumes, the first in 1961 and the second in 1970, it includes 781 recipes that range from historic Gallic masterpieces to simple dishes like spring-green peas.

The book emphasizes accurate instructions, measurements, and authenticity, with over 100 instructive illustrations to guide readers.

It breaks down French cooking into logical sequences of themes and variations, making it accessible to both beginners and seasoned cooks.

The success of this book led to Julia Child's television career and significantly influenced American culinary culture.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

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Uma Naidoo
as her food hero, inspiring her to pursue culinary arts.
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Ina Garten
as a book she worked through while learning to cook.
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Deb Perelman
, quoting her on the importance of onions in civilization.
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Onion Soup
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Ina Garten
as a cookbook that taught her French techniques.
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The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten
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Mikkael Sekeres
, who referenced her quote about everything in moderation when discussing red meat consumption.
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Ryan Williams
as the two-volume cookbook Mike read long before it was cool.
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Toby Howell
as a timeless book on cooking, relevant even in a distant future.
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Guy Kawasaki
as an example of someone who made a radical career change and was successful.
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Martha Stewart
as a book she bought in Paris and cooked every recipe from.
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Mentioned as a counterpoint to the trend of speed and convenience, proving home cooks could master sophisticated techniques.
The History of Cookbooks
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Dan Pashman
as a seminal cookbook that revolutionized American home cooking.
How Judith Jones Changed Cookbooks Forever

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