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Play With Your Food

Julia Child, à point

By Cultural Weekly on August 16, 2012 inFilmLifestyleMusic

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In honor of Julia Child’s 100th birthday (she was born August 15, 1912), PBS has released a delicious, melodious remix that’s well-done. Bon appétit!

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