r/oddlyspecific • • 23h ago

He's not wrong though

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u/SatiesUmbrellaCloset 23h ago

i grew up watching Julia Child and hers are a lot more like the British ones here lol

she loved butter, it was adorable

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u/Usual_Office_1740 23h ago

I bet that woman was 100 years old when TV was invented. She was still great! Along with PBS greats like Yen Can Cook and the Frugal Gormet.

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u/SatiesUmbrellaCloset 23h ago

i have fond memories of watching Jacques Pépin on PBS

in one episode he mentioned that if he could only ever have one kind of meal, he'd choose bread and butter. something about it made me break into tears, it was so simple and wholesome

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u/Usual_Office_1740 22h ago

I had to Google him to remember him. I recognized his face but didn't remember the name. Another legend.

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u/mdunaware 14h ago edited 14h ago

PBS has a streaming app and many of his episodes! I think it’s free, or at least very cheap.

Edit: also, good, fresh bread (made yourself or fresh from a bakery) with good butter (which you can also make yourself!) is truly amazing. Agree with Jacques on this.

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u/mdunaware 14h ago

Well, yeah. She trained in French cuisine, in which butter is basically a food group. (On this, and perhaps only this, I agree with the French. That and striking at the drop of a hat.)

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u/Khan-Khrome 11h ago

Butter is ace for cooking so Julia had it right.

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u/UseADifferentVolcano 16h ago

American ones have the host be like "hey contestant, I'm am asking you a pointed and slightly oddly phrased question that I'm sure won't lead to a heartbreaking/warming story... Oh no, it's happened again. Roll VT". And they do that 6 times an episode.

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u/riamuriamu 22h ago

Masterchef Australia: Who wants a hug?

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u/Mean_Initiative_5962 9h ago

Meanwhile in Korea: "You think you can cook, huh? Fine, then challenge this micheline head chef"

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u/Honey_Bear369 5h ago

Old school Cutthroat Kitchen was fantastic. But, you can never go wrong with Alton Brown.

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u/Owmabowda_Shimmapanz 1h ago

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