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    She then met Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle, who were working on a cookbook called Mastering The Art of French Cooking. Julia then joined them on finishing the book to make it appealing to Americans. Then, Child, Bertholle, and Beck decided to teach American women how to cook French meals in Child`s kitchen (while she was still in France.) Since that time, Child also wrote other cookbooks, such as: The Way to Cook, From Julia Child's Kitchen, Julia's Casual Dinners, Julia`s…

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    In Mark Padoongpatt’s novel, Flavors of Empire (2017), the main argument of the novel is that the United States are fascinated with Thai culture and food that they use the culture to their advantages to gain power and profit while manipulating it to satisfy their own American culture. It is found throughout the book from when the United States were first exposed to Thai culture to when Thai people were beginning to establish an identity for themselves in the United States. For example, when the…

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    ,First Essay Rough Draft Ever wondered what Science fiction was? Do you think about it when you see animations, futuristic things, places, and people? Well you’re correct, because Science fiction is exactly that, and there is even much more to it. The future, animate/inanimate objects, creatures, people, are all combined into a science fictional story. In other cases it can obviously be completely fake, but that is just the natural outlook and truth behind it. For example, the hit movie series…

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    Guy Fieri Research Paper

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    example, the dad never looks unhappy or unsettled. Guy Fieri is a very accomplished person with a lot of shows and some cookbooks. Even though he has been through and done so much in his life, he never threw in the towel. A crazy and soulful person who always cracks jokes and smiles, would be a good description of him. He is a successful businessman, husband, father, cookbook author, and television host. The way Fieri became so successful is basically by utilizing his fiery soul. That…

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    Alton Brown Essay

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    made it on to Food Network and his show became one of the most successful shows. Besides being popular to the audience, his show also earned a Peabody Award and a James Beard Award. Brown is the author of many other books and even some bestselling cookbooks. Alton Brown has had many accomplishments. He has his own TV show on Food Network, a renowned television network, he has become a bestselling book author, and he has been a great chef who is known internationally. Brown has impacted the…

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    In the article titled, “Invasive Species: to eat or not to eat, that is the question” speaks to the issue of invasive species rapidly spreading and taking over territory, and the solution to this. Some of the species mentioned in the article were: weeds, kudzu, lionfish, pine species, Japanese barberry, and nutria. The rapid expansion on these species can have detrimental effects on the environment. The idea that we can control species and even drive them to extinction by eating them is quite…

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    produced during the lean years of the Great Depression. A examination of 1930s American cookbooks is complete recipes that may appear strange/interesting to us today like, baked bean sandwiches (mashed to a paste and served on brown bread), beef loaf (aka meatloaf), fresh beef tongue (considered a delicacy!), liver and bacon (favorite from the Old World, ox tail stew, scalloped cabbage and apples. In the 1950’s cookbooks and magazines tell us simple meals prepared from pre-packaged goods were…

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    10 Insanely Cool Gifts to Make Your Techie Happy What I want, is something Boxing-Day-proof. Never mind that I live in the U.S., where Boxing Day remains an idea for our neighbors to the north. The concept is the same. Boxing Day is for getting rid of stuff you don’t want anymore. That 's why it 's right after you get stuff you do, for Christmas and Hanukkah. I’d like to receive gifts impossible to toss out for years because they’re just that awesome. I’d love to give gifts that prove impossible…

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    “She reminds me of my cousin Marilyn.” Anytime my mom and I look through one of Lidia’s cookbooks she makes the same comment. My cousin Marilyn has been a strong mother figure in my mom’s life from when she was very young. My mom would spend summers in Melbourne, Australia when she was a teenager with Marilyn and her family. My maternal grandmother is full blown Italian; her parents both born in Italy. When our family left Italy, half went to the states and the other half went to Australia.…

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    Who Is Julia Child A Hero

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    Whisks and bowls have always intrigued me, the way cakes rise in the oven, or cookies become solid. Since I was little I have loved watching the Food Network, and now I have added so much to my cooking repertoire. “Julia Child was a beloved American icon who pioneered an entire genre of cooking shows and taught a generation of food lovers that cooking can be easy and enjoyable”, says KPBS (pbs.org) I have so many “heroes” for my love of cooking, like my grandma or my parents, but one woman…

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