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A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

A woman didn’t cook until she was 36. She became the most famous chef in America.

Julia Child moved to Paris in 1948 because her husband got a job there. She wasn’t a cook. She wasn’t in the food world. She was 36 years old and had never really been in a kitchen.

Then she had one meal at a restaurant in Rouen and everything changed.

She enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu. The school tried to put her in a basement course for ex-GIs. She refused and demanded the professional haute cuisine course. She got in.

She spent the next 10 years writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking. 726 pages. Every single recipe tested dozens of times. When she finally submitted it, Houghton Mifflin rejected it. One editor actually said: “Americans don’t want an encyclopedia. They want to cook something quick, with a mix.”

The manuscript sat for years. Then Alfred A. Knopf published it in 1961 and it became a bestseller. Two years later she launched The French Chef on public television, the first cooking show of its kind.

Here’s what I love about Julia Child. She didn’t just teach Americans to cook French food. She taught us that real food... made with real ingredients, with real technique, with real care....was worth the effort. No shortcuts. No mixes. No faking it.

That’s something we think about every single day at Eat Happy Kitchen. Real food is always worth it.

#EatHappy #RealFood #JuliaChild #CleanEating #homemadefood

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