Julia Child - Favorite Moments from The French Chef

Now, this is not what you were expecting in my channel, I assume! But everybody must love Julia Child, so please enjoy this compilation nevertheless. And I promise the next video will be a card trick again. While watching the video, I'd have a nice white wine, like a Riesling, or a Champagne would be nice!

[@catcubus]

"If you're not going to be ready to fail, you're not going to be able to cook." Well said, Julia.

[@AUTHENTICXO]

catcubus I read that right when she said it (-:

[@redster2249]

@@AUTHENTICXO same

[@senaahasan5182]

2:10

[@ienekevanhouten4559]

My favourite moment! Perhaps we can call it American Fragility.

[@amitkhurana7207]

Agreed!

[@inuyashaxx]

An important thing to remember is, this was live TV. This was done in one take, over the course of a half hour without commercial breaks, on public television. This wasn't Food Network, where the shows have food preppers and stylists so everything always looks perfect and effortless. Julia threw things, dropped things, misspoke, because that's what humans do when they don't have 20 takes to do something and then edited to death.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

I love her!!! Love her energy!!! Her fun!!! RIP Julia though you are immortal to us

[@joeyharris4162]

Dang you're right! I hadn't considered that!!

[@befuddled2010]

Exactly! Julia was a pioneer and she should get credit for her visionary show. She cooked in real time which makes her accomplishments even more amazing.

[@imansin276]

inuyashaxx Yes. True. Today cook show has too many food wastage and fake all just to make the food look perfect. U was once a food prepper n stylist for cook shows and i was baffled at how much the food wastage is.

[@MzClementine]

She also drank allot!!! Which cause see her to act out. I’ll never forget her slicing into her hand and slurring her words. She loved her wine 🍷

[@crystalmorrison1616]

Meryl Streep play this part really great even sound like her

[@lourdesknowles4990]

I know right, Meryl is outstanding.

[@smackmybuttandcallmepablo1802]

Like, what CAN'T Meryl play

[@sakshiarora2870]

I know right. Like exactly like her

[@ajorimnas]

I’m here for the movie, I love it.

[@dgh25]

Very good actress. Sad she is so ugly that I cant watch her movies.

[@Ithilliam]

This woman probably ate thousands of pounds of butter and seemed to enjoy quite a bit of wine in her lifetime and lived to be 91 years old.

[@mitjellk2186]

This woman ate quality fresh french food almost every day of her life. It's the modern factory shit with all its additives and artificial flavor enhancers and snacks and candy that'll do you in. Just hearty healthy food made from good ingredients; tried and true.

[@MellieBellie722]

That's because butter is actually good for you. ☺

[@willg4802]

she would have lived longer if she ate tons of bacon and thousands of gallons of whiskey!

[@justaregularguy3827]

shes french she ran from death and escaped clogged arteries sue her hahahha

[@maurob4599]

she was also an athlete at least until she left college and based on her shape it looks like she still did lots of exercise on top of eating

[@mobiuskatchmar2094]

Julia Child has a voice that is strange at first but grows on you quickly. I love having this voice teaching me to cook.

[@annmitchell4663]

Mobius Katchmar I think shes wonderful.😊

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

I love her voice. A real women. Hear these women today? Some of there voices are so high.

[@msr1116]

Julia's voice has been described as sing-song. I think it fits.

[@in2august507]

That's because is a man... not a woman as they led you to think

[@juniourst3ven596]

@@msr1116 Disney sing song (Mickey Mouse like)

[@amym1355]

"The French would think this is dreadful because they don't like anything that they haven't thought of." omg slay

[@dstuart2918]

I hate anti-French snobs. If it wasn't for France (which Julia loved, had a home in and made her career off of) we wouldn't have had the FRENCH chef. We also wouldn't have a country--they helped us beat the British to have America. Duh.

[@dinkledankle]

@@dstuart2918 Why are your feelings so hurt?

[@jb76489]

D Stuart Jesus dude it’s a joke not a dick don’t take it so hard

[@heathercookston4903]

Where I can find her famous and gleeful "Hello?"

[@MellieBellie722]

@@dstuart2918 ; So, if it weren't for the French, my people would still have their land? Well, that's a good argument to hate them. (I don't, but if I did that would be a good reason.) 😏

[@Starlababy]

I just saw the movie Julie and Julia yesterday. I wanted to see what the real Julia child looks like. Now I know.

[@N145PM]

the movie was stupid and Meryl Streep WAY overacted ..

[@Starlababy]

It was ok, not to stupid. I liked it.

[@tiamia7139]

Brittany Lawson I'm almost 67 and grew up watching Julia Child. I have read just about every book about her and love her more with each book. She was a very intelligent, funny, adventurous, courageous, confident and talented lady. She came from a conservative family but under her prim apron beat the soul of a rebel. To look at her, you'd think she was a bit uptight and ultra conservative - but she was anything but! She and her husband Paul were both highly educated, intellectual liberals who didn't give a damn what others thought, and this is why they loved Paris so much. Julia was 6"2" and Paul was nearly a foot shorter and bald. She was still a virgin in her 30's when she and Paul first met. Paul had the reputation of being a ladies man. It all worked out in the end. As a married couple, they had a hot sex life and adored each other to the end. Julia's "joie de vivre" was infectious, everyone loved her. She was the kind of gal you would love to go to lunch with and show you Paris. Her favorite café (and mine) is Café Deux Magots. If you want to read what her life with Paul was like in Paris, read "My Life in Paris" by Julia Child. It was the book that "Julie-Julia" was based upon. It is must reading for anyone who wants to get to know Julia Child better or plans on visiting Paris. It is a wonderful, fun read - and a timeless book.

[@jankaant]

anthony w How could Meryl Streep overact a tornado !

[@TheLinkingDotsbyWaqasARana]

Same here, I just watched it and I came here to watch her shows and how looks like, she is an amazing person. Bon Appetite

[@krazyoldkatlady192]

"Or you can use milk if you're on one of those hideous diets" 😂

[@russ5024]

She also said "people don't get fat eating good food, they get fat eating too much good food."

[@extraintelligence]

9:49 "Probably the French would think this was dreadful 'cause they don't like anything that they never thought of." It would seem that chicken isn't the only thing Julia Child knew how to roast. Seriously though, Julia Child is such a joy to watch. I remember watching her with my grandmother whenever Gran wanted to try something new. She made the food, drank the wine, threw the dishes all over the place, and never let a bad moment take the twinkle out of her eye.

[@hankaustin7091]

and she was absolutely right!!!!!!

[@MrsShocoTaco]

Julia studied her craft & learned everything she knew while in France with her ambassador hubby :)

[@audreyoreilly4055]

@@MrsShocoTaco Hah, so American, I live in Paris and always note the Americans HATE the fact the French don't do things like Americans...even though they are in France. A total clash of egos.

[@MrsShocoTaco]

@@audreyoreilly4055 Funny, we get the same vibe from visiting frenchies 😂 Honestly, honey, we don't give a fuzzy rat's ass how you do or don't do things. Everyone here does things differently. *That* is American.

[@lemunt4906]

@@MrsShocoTaco A continents largest always seems to have the largest egos

[@marjorieparkis5585]

It's wonderful how unapologetically un-polished she is!! Especially compared to today's choreographed, hair-and-made up perfection... whacking and chucking and tossing stuff, commenting as she beats some raw food senseless that her husband made the rolling pin out of an old garage broom handle. Pure natural. Stuff falls off and stuff falls out, and she just puts it back in with a breathy comment. A toast to Julia Child! with perhaps a nice Alsatian wine...or a rose'!

[@tiamia7139]

Marjorie Parkis I'll certainly drink to that! And, don't forget her favorite cocktail was an "Upside Down Martini"...Upside Down Martini 3/4 ounce gin 3 3/4 ounces Noilly Prat French Vermouth Combine gin and vermouth in a mixing glass with ice, stir. Strain into a cocktail glass and garnish with lemon.On the Rocks: Combine gin and vermouth in a glass with ice, garnish with lemon

[@carmendawnallan8871]

She's a Legend,And A True Inspiration. ♡

[@flufftronable]

Marjorie Parkis agreed like the legendary Keith Floyd

[@mildredhighcock7333]

I don't know how Americans stood for it - they love everything to be perfect polished and homogenised. Hurrah for Julia

[@raphaelledesma9393]

I love it. She’s like your mom or aunt in the kitchen giving you funny side comments as she teaches the tricks of cooking.

[@mnbvcxz1597]

The more I watch this the more i realize that Meryl is a hell of an actor. I mean their voices are almost identical😮

[@chloepresley2000]

I came here straight from watching the film Julie and Julia, and I am so glad I found out about this amazing woman. What a character! Instantly loveable

[@Jamesamong007]

Julia will be known to a new generation thanks to ERB

[@SkullWaneVideos]

exactly why I'm here.

[@captmoroni]

Same here. Now I see why she ends with a glass of wine in the rap battle.

[@samanthamoniot3312]

I came from the bts of the video.

[@mohammadrayanbinelias9518]

+1

[@bennystein7976]

You might like to invest in one of her books, "The Way to Cook". It's big, and it costs a fair bit, but it's worth every penny. It has photos to help with the descriptions, and it has a great variety of recipes. Julia was a wonderful teacher.

[@tennesseejermyn7705]

My favourite part was when she dissed Gordon Ramsay

[@PedroRodriguez-pj4iz]

Seriously she sounds really fucking weird

[@tammyt3434]

I usually hear her voice described as 'piping'. Not sure how she developed that particular trait, but it was part of her signature. General George Patton was also known for having an unusually high or even 'squeaky' voice.

[@gnar7003]

Patton did not have a high voice. wtf are u talking about... kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3aYhnmCpKefeKM

[@JShepLord]

+Gnar Patton's speech was never actually recorded. That was a Hollywood reenactment...sooo...

[@hankaustin7091]

How could she diss Gordon Ramsay??? he wasn't even around when these shows first ran... he was probably still in diapers.. are you on crack?

[@Jessejrt1]

She really did have a wonderful sense of humor.....she made cooking fun.

[@cordobes]

Who's here after watching the HBO show? Great show and very amusingly watching this clip - they really captured her mannerisms well

[@franciscovera6097]

The unique thing of this show is that it wasn't perfect, she wasn't afraid of messing up. As no one should be.

[@mooneedle]

15:45 "serve them together at the same meal and you get to drink two wines!" such a great tip! thanks Julia

[@crazyrabbits]

0:37 You can see that she's bouncing to the beat of the theme song in the background. Hilarious.

[@anamicamathusuthan2251]

Looking at her, I just realised how beautifully Meryl Streep has portrayed her in the movie 'Julie&Julia'.. Julia Child is a wonderful soul

[@tiamia7139]

I absolutely adore Julia Child! "My Life in France" is in my Top Ten favorite books. Not only was Julia Child a wonderful cook, but she was very fun-loving, very intelligent, very classy (in her down-to-earth style), and extremely comfortable in her own skin. She didn't give a damn what anyone thought and laughed right along with you at her kitchen foibles. Here she is struggling with that $%^! saran wrap just like the rest of us; and, in this clip, she's bouncing merrily along to her theme music as the credits roll. The main thing to remember about Julia, as a person, was that she loved life and lived it to the fullest. She was devoted to her husband Paul, was a friend to everyone she met, and doted on their menagerie of very spoiled, overfed cats - Minette Mimosa McWilliams Child, Minou, et al! When she died in her sleep of renal failure ("slipped off the raft" was how she referred to death), her little kitten was curled up asleep next to her. When my daughter and I were in Paris a few years ago, we walked by her apartment building near the Louvre and imagined all the wonderful, fun dinner parties she and Paul ("Paulski", "Pulia" as they referred to themselves) had there. Julia was a beautiful, loving soul, and a very intelligent, confident, well-educated, free thinking, outspoken and extremely fun gal. I would have loved to have known her. She is one of the great ladies of all time in my book!

[@C2-J0]

my favorite moments were when Julia would just seemingly gets annoyed with a utensil and just throw it on the floor without a care and you managed to compile them all in one clip. quality video.

[@jefferyjefferson4776]

Hahaha true

[@FreqBand]

+C.J. Fuller .....I think there's a bucket on the floor.........exactly the way I cook, sans bucket, with dog.

[@N145PM]

it would have to be a pretty big bucket .. she threw everything all over that floor!

[@alanchung2843]

anthony w I saw a picture and there would actually be a bucket or a guy on the ground doing some set work and cleanup detail. She was pretty damn tall so you would never see them

[@tiamia7139]

alan chung Julia was 6'2". Her sister Dorothy ("Dort") was 6'4". Both women married men a full foot shorter than themselves.

[@redpanda146]

She’s like the Bob Ross of cooking

[@psychicbyinternet]

"Add the cream... or milk, if you're on one of these hideous diets." I love her so much.

[@gravyrhokut]

She has such enthusiasm for the food she cooks, like when she talks about the cake she seems so happy! Her happiness is contagious

[@mandocool]

"...and I'm goldilocks." I laughed so hard

[@creamsodaluvr]

"Look who's come to dinner" *pats giant lobster* "Bertha Behemoth! She took 45 minutes to cook :3"

[@klausoshaunacey8429]

I just love her personality. She’s so warm and cheerful that you can’t help but love her. She made mistakes, misspoke and joked along with us. It’s just amazing to see a tv chef with such an imperfect yet real and homey personality. Wish they were still like that

[@cummiestcat]

Damn.. Meryl really embodied Julia in the movie. That woman is a goddess of acting!

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

Are you kidding, meryl Streep nailed the accent 😱😱😱😱😱👌👌👌👌 I will never know who that weak performance of Sandra bullock in blind side won

[@hellodumzo]

I don't know what everybody nowadays is talking about. Julia Child is the true queen of butter, not Paula Deen.

[@levitationproductions1428]

+Kaena Dedrick Nah bruh. www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwix2ZOzuurMAhVSRVIKHZcdCK0QjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fknowyourmeme.com%2Fphotos%2F294454-paula-deen&psig=AFQjCNEO1LQ1G0jXogTKVUg1_BOmZ4H7Bw&ust=1463895622439901

[@ianbaker672]

Paula is the queen of butter, but she is merely a lowly vassal of the great empress of French cuisine

[@Ursaminor31]

PD is the queen of bacon yallll

[@adamcraig919]

The only thing Paula Deen is the queen of is racism.

[@julietbengulo3086]

And the king is guga foods

[@inuyashaxx]

Julia had incredible skill and talent, but she also screwed up a lot, and understood that her skill *came* from her screw-ups. That's what that whole lecture was about, and really, that was kind of a leitmotif of her show: cooking isn't an exact science, or a mystery either. It's a process that humans do that we can be good at, that we make mistakes at, that we can adapt.

[@michaelreilly3513]

Bore much?

[@giovannibarranca2595]

"What an elaborate way to serve an apple" Hilarious! A true personality Julia Child, and I'm sure, still sadly missed. XXX

[@ghughesarch]

Love her. It's a little known fact that she insisted on finishing every bottle of wine she opened, whether she had opened them in rehearsal, or an hour later during the show, or an hour after that during the clear up.

[@sadiaswr]

She threw the bowls on the floor and said tortured the cabbage HAHAAAAA SHES HILARIOUS

[@scottdc6971]

Really great compilation of Julia in action. 55 years after some of that was filmed and she still makes me laugh!

[@herryfrd2740]

a wine loving woman who aint afraid of butter and heavy cream

[@lillystryker8570]

I love how she threw anything away that she didn’t agree with. I was watching the episode where she threw away the bowl that was too small, willy nilly. I turned to my husband and said “you’re not gonna believe what she just did.” And then we watched it over and over, laughing our asses off.

[@user-le6qk3zf4k]

Your are absolutely right: Laughing and cooking are two of the most important abilities in human life. I really would had loved to be with you in your amusement - giving Salut to the unique Julia Child! Greetings from Germany in the year 2023 - will my greetings reach you 4 years later? Hopefully, Liane

[@drummerboi357]

0:37 She's dancing to her own theme music :') julia is awsome

[@Minskywhisky]

That’s cuz she is

[@TheLeonSilver]

I love the genuine mistakes omg it makes it real af

[@gentblue]

I am 100% certain the Muppet Swedish Chef was based on her. Good on ERB for bringing her to our notice!

[@noninoish]

You're so right !!!!

[@andreajelinek7111]

Absolutely!!! :-)

[@Goldmight]

The voice definitely inspired miss piggy though

[@katarinaek504]

Actually the Muppet swedish chef is based on the swiss/swedish chef Werner Vögeli. He was cooking live on US tv outside on a windy day and it was chaos with things flying about and him getting so nervous that he was mixing english/swiss/swedish until no one could understand him. Henson watched it and thought it was hilarious. I wouldn’t be surprised if Child’s voice was inspiration for miss Piggy though!

[@katthefantastic]

"If your on one of those hideous diets", Fantastic!!! xox Julia Child

[@danielg.5070]

"What a versatile animal a potato is" 🤣

[@kentchr76]

17:23 “And don’t worry if you get a little shell in cause it usually sinks down to the bottom”. That’s gold :) .

[@SAVG4004]

Aww, she is the cutest thing. She was so accomplished in her life

[@LilybethII]

"There's a little bit left in here, that I could've removed, but didn't." That's literally how I am in the kitchen 😂 "Look who's come to dinner. Bertha Behemoth.... she took 45 minutes to cook." I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@denisbehr]

Since a couple of months all episodes are published on YT weekly! I love that they're all available for free now... (Channel Name is "Julia Child on PBS")

[@nikhilsamphilip1579]

There are 200 recipes be that can be made from potatoes. That shows that potatoes are very versatile animals 😂

[@tiamia7139]

Actually, I am quite sure there are more than just 200 recipes for potatoes worldwide.

[@hankaustin7091]

Julia Child was referring to one specific French cookbook about potatoes that included 200 recipes for potataoes.. of course there are over 200.. please. check your facts before you post

[@tiamia7139]

Hank Austin Hi Hank, when I re-watched the video I did notice this. (I've been working 70 hr. weeks for the past 2-3 months and have been 'a bit' sleep deprived...much better now after a good night's sleep!). Currently reading a book about Julia and her beloved cats (both Parisian and American). Am making Julia's rich and decadent Potato Dauphinois Gratin as part of New Year's dinner this evening (I'm half French, so bring on the cream, the butter AND (especially) the gruyere!). The diet can wait. Bon appetit! ;-)

[@hankaustin7091]

Hi Tia - glad to see someone else enjoy's these potato dishes besides myself! Happy New Year and enjoy that food!

[@tiamia7139]

Hi Hank - I certainly will! In the words of Julia Child, "The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook!" My French mother and grandmother cooked and baked in the true French style nearly every day... olive oil and a couple pats of French butter were used for sautéing; an aromatic tarragon cream sauce was drizzled over fresh chicken that had been perfectly browned in a heavy cast iron skillet. To this day, tarragon is my favorite herb, the smell of which is intoxicating. My mother often served a buerre noisette drizzled over a colorful bowl of root vegetables along with roasted lamb. She made trout amandine with truffled potatoes and beautiful, slow-cooked pot roasts that melted in your mouth -- but everything had to be the freshest and best quality. Meat had to be fresh, never frozen. Salads were made from just picked organic vegetables grown in our own garden, the tomatoes still warm from the sun. They cooked with a lot of onions, garlic and fresh herbs and made incredible, hearty slow-cooked soups. We ate that way every day and both my mother and "Memere" lived to within a couple months of their 92nd birthdays...just like Julia, except in her case it was just a couple days. Fresh, organic, quality ingredients are the key which is why the French get up at the crack of dawn every morning to go to the market for the freshest vegetables, fruits, fish, meats and bread - yet don't deny themselves a little butter or cream sauce every now and then. We saw very few fat French people when we were in Paris (sadly, the Americans stood out in that dept.) The French know what they're doing when it comes to cooking and eating. Vive la France!

[@darkprose]

Wonderful montage from start to finish! Thank you.

[@PixieVonTramp]

She gives life and enjoyment to eating. No gluten free, no fat free, just plain damn good cooking and with all that butter she lived to the ripe old age of 92! Love you Julia Childs my cooking hero!

[@hankaustin7091]

she lived that long because her life-long motto was "everything in moderation"... unlike what most people think of today... gimme gimme gimme til I either burst or become a diabetic!

[@manofmanyinterests]

And, by eating all that butter, when she died, they could just slide her into the casket (after cooking her at 450 degrees, at 15 minutes per pound, which took eight weeks) accompanied by a nice white wine to mask that meaty flesh flavor). Bonnie Appetite!

[@ashina9271]

PixieVonTramp for must of us, going gluten free is not a choice, you think I want to not eat bread?

[@alphaant362]

ERB brought me here

[@nicholasmercure5138]

AlphaAnt me to

[@AButterflyBreeeze]

This is fabulous and so was she ... thanks for posting

[@jdnly9716]

I absolutely love this! I'm in Australia and just discovered Julia. She was adorable❤️

[@louisezanghellini9182]

thank you so much l forgot how entertaining julia was

[@collywobbles1163]

The 1961 cook book has never gone out of print. A 1st edition goes for over £800 and I love the cut n clips. She can so throw as many pots and utensils needed. Because she primarily needed to learn to cook during the war and had never tasted such good foods, until she lived in Paris and France - once she had to married and follow her husbands posting.

[@cjh0751]

Man, we used to watch her in the UK on cable in the 90's and absolutely piss our pants. A true American legend. So funny. 😂 Her tart tatin is my favourite.

[@Emma-uw2vp]

I never thought my acting career would bring me to watching hours of Julia Child but it has and I’m grateful for the journey, because really how bad is your job if it brings you to watching this lovely humorous woman for hours?

[@joycekoch5746]

Many years ago, I was a server at K&W cafeteria and a large group had taken her to eat. I never forgot her horrified expression as she viewed the food on the line and it appeared she was growing visibly sick as she nearly fainted and had to be supported. I think she muttered something like 'Mon Deiu, the things they have done to the food here'. At this point the manager came out and asked if she would be ok and she was seated at a table with her guest. I think all she ended up having was a glass of water and a corn muffin. Of all our famous K&W guests, only she remains in my memory.

[@mxrio9769]

She really sounds like they did her in ERB!

[@vinyl8134]

ERB-196, also known as WAY-202196, is a synthetic nonsteroidal estrogen that acts as a highly selective agonist of the ERβ. It possesses 78-fold selectivity for the ERβ over the ERα.

[@wisewoman1955]

I remember her from when I was growing up, but seeing her now, and with all the cooking shows on ... I'd rather watch her cooking program any day. (With a nice white, Reisling, or champagne, of course!)

[@FordKing1337]

I must thank you from the bottom of my heart for bringing this beautiful, exquisite film into the world.

[@myfamilyandi6613]

JULIE AND JULIA N NETFLIX GUYS GO WATCH IT NOW

[@reenachesla5743]

OMG, I love this woman...I think she is my blood sister. Why do I love her more than myself? Curious question. But this was the most adorable, sweet, lovely compilation of an accomplished and lovely human who wasn't afraid of showing her foibled humanity. Thanks for sharing. If she can be this awesome in her cute, ridiculous humanity, it gives me faith that I don't have to worry so much about myself. (I recently dropped an entire day's worth of cooking on the floor in front of and on a second date...because it was very hot. To the gentleman's credit, he suggested we just scoop off the top portion that didn't touch the floor - which was so sweet, and dinner was lovely. The relationship didn't pan out well in the end, but dinner was awesome!) Thank you, Julia Child, for teaching everyone that it is more than alright to fail sometimes, and still be the absolute best.

[@mikehudson8884]

Never heard of this lady before until a TV series about her being shown in 2022....She is so endearing and engaging.

[@faffytaffy18]

They got her voice down-packed! LOL! BON APETITE!

[@CassiusGreen]

*Appetit

[@liamholmes8325]

+-The_Panther- *ape tit

[@CassiusGreen]

Bad pun

[@moondustberries8171]

faffytaffy18 Mamrie Hart

[@_TheOgre_]

"That just shows what a versatile animal the potato is." Lol...

[@willrichardson5931]

As a fellow Francophile, I just love her infectious enthusiasm for all things French.

[@NMC21887]

I would not be surprised if someone who was high watched this video and started to lose it around the "Goldilocks and the 3 Brioches" part.

[@HelgaCavoli]

What a joy to watch. Great unpolished genuine lady. Pushing the frontier of fine cooking.

[@princi2045]

"what versatile animal, the potato is" me too

[@alexmartinez-ri6qw]

now I know why I was glued to the TV when she came on growing up!! very entertaining :) thank you for taking me back!

[@violinplayer101]

I love Julia Child so much :) She was such a great cook, quick-witted, and so entertaining to watch!

[@Mattblaze1477]

Love Julia Child, and I'm a 34 year old man.

[@hankaustin7091]

what does being a 34 year old man have to do with anything?? men of your age can't love a great American woman who mastered the art of French cooking?

[@maryfield1452]

Matt, mans can love her, too.

[@Ricangelo]

Wow, Meryl Streep really capture her voice very convincingly...

[@behindyou2025]

Remind me of Susan Boyle. Looks like an bubbly auntie that everyone would love

[@ZalthorAndNoggin]

Julia is just wonderful. Huge sense of humour and fun. I now watch the Anti-Chef who has a go at making all her French recipes in her two books. Had it not been for him I'd never have seen this. I can see his attraction to such a fun Queen of the Kitchen.

[@3angels1gypsy]

Classic. An icon. Just discovered that this program is available on KZbin. Been watching obsessively. So many great tips, wisdom and love the simplicity of it all. I wish Julia was my best friend ❤️

[@mekaylanelisha9980]

12:53 is my life 😭😂. That "eeeh"

[@rca6576]

Only Julia is so delightful and charming as to have us feeling light-hearted even during a pandemic.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Just fantastic. She made French cooking approachable and manageable. Her off the cuff, go with the flow, live and let live attitude is to be treasured!!

[@bbednorz319]

She’s so natural- my kind of cook. I loved this lady! Thanks for the uploads.

[@sarahdemamiel]

I watched this and now I love her more than ever

[@abbyschneider4644]

9:47 "the french would think this is dreadful because they don't like anything they never thought of" IM DYINNNN GET EM JULIA

[@kiraalialeeonfairythegreenone]

What a fabulous character! Humble, humorous and a marvellous cook.

[@alisonspencer7850]

I’m here because I am watching the new HBO series with Sarah Lancashire (who is great). I had never heard of Julia Child but I think she was fabulous and have been trawling all her videos online. In the UK we had own “Julia” called Fanny Craddock who ran her own hilarious cooking show on the BBC way from 1955 to 1975. Back then these cooking shows were real, warts and all, lol.

[@tweegyblink]

She won ERB

[@negativeninja7465]

+Tweegyblink (inhales)BOY

[@americanway6407]

+Pat Rooney The NegaNinja "the neganinja"... BOII

[@corefrisk1558]

ikr

[@neerguptaa]

i m in love with her

[@cherubim59]

So true Julia. I learned through trial and error . Love her recipes. They still work today, all the info and instructions.

[@mstrsims2]

Love Julia Child. thanks for posting this compilation.

[@JasonMcAfee1975]

Love this woman.....she was a real American treasure.

[@ts7049]

その時代と共に在った人たちってのはいますね。テレビと共にね。

[@MariaRivera-gy2hd]

She's my hero 😍😍

[@KK-gn8nm]

I'm from Poland and just watched Julie and Julia. I never heard of Julia Child before. After watching a movie first, I thought Meryl Streep overacted. Now that I saw this video I'm amazed she was really like that! That's so awesome!

[@breeesplanada8528]

Can’t believe how Meryl Streep got her personality on point! Again!

[@MzClementine]

Stir them with a purple spoon and they will keep their color. 😆

[@marypace2400]

I think she is marvellous, she really has fun and is really very confident which makes her even more fun to watch.

[@Cepheid12]

5:21 "I don't know why I keep it but I do" love her tone.

[@Paulj327C]

This is one of my new favorite videos, I watch it when I need a quick laugh. I think most would enjoy this, except the French would think it's dreadful because they don't like anything they never thought of.

[@biggingerkc3040]

She's in a rap battle against Gordon Ramsay c:

[@ericbentley1152]

that's why i'm here to learn more info about her :)

[@mrbassman5862]

Thats why im here to see who she is!

[@darrylbrydon2138]

+Young Studios how do u guys who's in the battles

[@darrylbrydon2138]

+Darryl Brydon so early

[@mrbassman5862]

Darryl Brydon Because it says at the start of the video and in the title?

[@rotarys4]

RIP Julia Child

[@banko1808]

The start of food network and cooking channel. Im grateful to this extraordinary being

[@acearch5ive]

thanks so much for reminding us of Julia's magic