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 		<title>Comment on Book Review: My Life in France by: Maddy Lomas: a diary of a girl living in France</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:56:16 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>Andy--I grew up watching her, too, and I think that much of my own culinary philosophy was formed by that early exposure. For Yule, Zak's parents got me the two sets of DVD's of her old &quot;The French Chef&quot; series, and it was amazing to watch how unrehearsed, and yet, natural she was in front of the camera. It was refreshing after all of the very scripted-seeming shows on Food TV to watch her just very simply show a viewer how to do something with her hands and with her very straightforward explanation. 

No gimmicks. No &quot;bam!&quot; No flash, except that which comes from very expertly making an omelette and making it look easy.

It made me realize how much my own teaching style, when I teach demonstration classes, came from watching her when I was very young. I am also very self-effacing, very &quot;if I can do it, so can you,&quot; and I use a lot of humor in my teaching style. 

I got choked up when she died, too, I must admit. It was like the end of an era, or the loss of a dear friend.

Julie, Kiwi and Cate--yes, read it as soon as you can--it is a wonderful, wonderful book.

Scott--she did indeed start a revolution--and I have no idea where we would be without Julia Child's influence.

Anne, thank you very much for your kind words. Run back to Barnes and Noble fast!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Andy&#8211;I grew up watching her, too, and I think that much of my own culinary philosophy was formed by that early exposure. For Yule, Zak&#8217;s parents got me the two sets of DVD&#8217;s of her old &#8220;The French Chef&#8221; series, and it was amazing to watch how unrehearsed, and yet, natural she was in front of the camera. It was refreshing after all of the very scripted-seeming shows on Food TV to watch her just very simply show a viewer how to do something with her hands and with her very straightforward explanation. </p>
	<p>No gimmicks. No &#8220;bam!&#8221; No flash, except that which comes from very expertly making an omelette and making it look easy.</p>
	<p>It made me realize how much my own teaching style, when I teach demonstration classes, came from watching her when I was very young. I am also very self-effacing, very &#8220;if I can do it, so can you,&#8221; and I use a lot of humor in my teaching style. </p>
	<p>I got choked up when she died, too, I must admit. It was like the end of an era, or the loss of a dear friend.</p>
	<p>Julie, Kiwi and Cate&#8211;yes, read it as soon as you can&#8211;it is a wonderful, wonderful book.</p>
	<p>Scott&#8211;she did indeed start a revolution&#8211;and I have no idea where we would be without Julia Child&#8217;s influence.</p>
	<p>Anne, thank you very much for your kind words. Run back to Barnes and Noble fast!
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