OT Ratatouille

She was an inspiration, a curmudgeon and an icon. No low-fat,
no low-calorie, no "substituting", she cooked with the real
stuff and dined on the real stuff and she died in her sleep
last night at the age of 91. Rest in peace Julia Child, you
were quite a gal.

I went through my dog-eared copy of _Mastering the Art of
French Cooking_ trying to match up a recipe with what's in
the larder. Tonight it's ratatouille "Julia Style." Gonna
take me all afternoon, Julia, god bless her, didn't believe
in cutting any culinary corners.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote in
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She was an inspiration, a curmudgeon and an icon. No low-fat,
no low-calorie, no "substituting", she cooked with the real
stuff and dined on the real stuff and she died in her sleep
last night at the age of 91. Rest in peace Julia Child, you
were quite a gal.

I went through my dog-eared copy of _Mastering the Art of
French Cooking_ trying to match up a recipe with what's in
the larder. Tonight it's ratatouille "Julia Style." Gonna
take me all afternoon, Julia, god bless her, didn't believe
in cutting any culinary corners.


I've loved her since I heard her say that the SNL skit about her was funny.
She'll be missed.

Scott

She was the only celebrity that I could do a passible voice impression
of...I really enjoyed her style maybe because she reminded me of a favorite
Great Aunt of mine.

Chris

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"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
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She was an inspiration, a curmudgeon and an icon. No low-fat,
no low-calorie, no "substituting", she cooked with the real
stuff and dined on the real stuff and she died in her sleep
last night at the age of 91. Rest in peace Julia Child, you
were quite a gal.

I went through my dog-eared copy of _Mastering the Art of
French Cooking_ trying to match up a recipe with what's in
the larder. Tonight it's ratatouille "Julia Style." Gonna
take me all afternoon, Julia, god bless her, didn't believe
in cutting any culinary corners.

--
Ken Fortenberry

She was the only celebrity that I could do a passible voice impression
of...I really enjoyed her style maybe because she reminded me of a favorite
Great Aunt of mine.

Chris

..
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
. ..
She was an inspiration, a curmudgeon and an icon. No low-fat,
no low-calorie, no "substituting", she cooked with the real
stuff and dined on the real stuff and she died in her sleep
last night at the age of 91. Rest in peace Julia Child, you
were quite a gal.

I went through my dog-eared copy of _Mastering the Art of
French Cooking_ trying to match up a recipe with what's in
the larder. Tonight it's ratatouille "Julia Style." Gonna
take me all afternoon, Julia, god bless her, didn't believe
in cutting any culinary corners.

--
Ken Fortenberry

I've loved her since I heard her say that the SNL skit about her was funny.
She'll be missed.

I didn't watch her regularly, but I just happened to see the episode
in which she dropped a turkey she was cooking on the kitchen floor.

She picked it up, looked at the camera and said, "You're all alone in
the kitchen, and no one will know." And went on with her cooking.

Perhaps she learned that coolth in the OSS during WW II.

vince

I've loved her since I heard her say that the SNL skit about her was funny.
She'll be missed.

I didn't watch her regularly, but I just happened to see the episode
in which she dropped a turkey she was cooking on the kitchen floor.

She picked it up, looked at the camera and said, "You're all alone in
the kitchen, and no one will know." And went on with her cooking.

Perhaps she learned that coolth in the OSS during WW II.

vince