Thursday, January 18, 2007

JC Superstar

I received a double gift this Christmas, so I returned one to Amazon and with the credit purchased this DVD set!!! I can't wait. Such fun. I've only ever seen clips-this will be the first time I've seen the whole episodes.

3 Discs:
1-Starters & Sides
The Potato Show
Your Own French Onion Soup
Bouillabaisse a la Marseillaise
The Spinach Twins
Salade Nicoise
French Fries

2-Main Courses
Boeuf Bourguignon
To Roast A Chicken
The Lobster Show
To Stuff A Sausage
Tripes a la Mode
The Whole Fish Story

3-Baking, Desserts and Other Classics
Queen of Sheba Cake
Cheese and Wine Party
Apple Dessert
Mousse Au Chocolat
The Good Loaf
The Omelette Show

4 comments:

ScottE. said...

I watched one episode yesterday, but didn't watch the entire set as I headed out to see Dreamgirls AGAIN...at the UPTOWN...It's like crack I can't get enough! Have to give myself another week and go again.

But back to Julia...Once I've seen a good selection of the episodes, I'll come back on here with some comments. But so far...LOVE IT!

Barbara said...

Have fun cooking with Julia. I want to see some yummy pictures of the creations you learn to make.

Dancer in DC said...

After watching a few with him, I have to say it is indeed very enjoyable. She's so REAL and unhibited - I can see why she has legions of fans. What a charming woman!

Brunette said...

What a wonderful gift to yourself! I love Julia, but I keep thinking of the old SNL skit where she was played by Dan Ayckroyd ("Oh dear, I've cut the *dickens* out of my finger!")

BTW, got a great book called "The United States of Arugula" as a Christmas gift - it's about how the US has evolved into a nation of gourmands. Lots of history about Julia Child, since she was one of the "holy trinity" (along with James Beard and Craig Claiborne) who first popularized good eating.