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Want to learn to cook? Episodes of Julia Child’s show are now online

Stuck at home? Let Julia Child teach you to cook

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By Courtney Kueppers
March 19, 2020

With almost everyone cooped up inside amid the coronavirus outbreak, it's a good time to get creative: Take a virtual trip to a museum, stream an opera or perhaps, let Julia Child teach you to cook.

Child’s famous show, “The French Chef,” is now available to stream.

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All 10 seasons of Child’s show are available to watch through Amazon Prime and on PBS’ streaming platform, Passport.

The show, which aired from 1963 to 1973, taught viewers how to make French dishes like Boeuf Bourguignon and Bouillabaisse.

Now, you can try your hand at becoming a French chef or perhaps, just enjoy Child’s captivating charm.

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