Julia Child Remixed | Keep On Cooking | PBS Digital Studios

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In celebration of her 100th birthday, Julia Child Remixed by John D. Boswell (melodysheep) for PBS Digital Studios.

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[Maupin]

Julia Child: "I love cooking with wine. Sometimes it even goes into the food."

[gladigatorrawr]

The remix is old enough that it's nostalgic by itself now...
Time passes too quickly 😭

[latui]

When she says, "I like to smell something cooking, makes me feel at home." the tears are immediate.

[HamatoYoshi]

She would've been delighted to find out there is a channel on a popular 'gaming' streaming service that's dedicated to her. Her knowing the youth of today would've touched her heart. May she R.I.P forever Julia <3

[DisasterOnline]

Julia was lucky. She got to see through almost the entire 20th century, blessed with long life of almost 92 years.

[lssdduo]

Did this make anyone else shed a little tear?

[TheKingRobot]

Whoever was responsible for these remixes deserve much more exposure and appreciation.
🎶This is what good music is all about 🎶

[SuperMegaChode]

Julia was the first person in the world to get a lvl 99 cooking skill cape.

[edgarmedina]

I don't know if anyone else felt safe and secure when she was on but that's all i remember from her not the desserts or meals just a sense of security and peacefulness

[danmaftei]

"The secret is knowing how the food should taste" is the best cooking advice I have heard. I keep it with me to this day. "Freshness is essential - that makes all the difference" is the 2nd best.

[CaptainChadManly]

I'm a chef beause of her...my grandmother and I would watch her every time she was on. When my grandmother passed away I watched Julia Childs and cried...without them I wouldn't be where I am today.

[MelanieCramer]

You simply cant compare Julia Child to anyone, any entity, any show, any series.  A woman with self-empowerment, the gusto to challenge those who doubted her, the 'backbone' she held with grace and such patience... She is the very essence of what a truly GOOD person is who gave us so much pleasure to enjoy watching, and to have the most influential show to have ever aired on television.  She gave me the sincere interest in cooking. Growing up watching her shows and sharing that with my grandparents (who were my guardians), and then seeing her classic cooking shows in the original black-and-white format, was and is still, QUALITY television.  I couldnt wait to cook in the kitchen with my grandparents and then even more so, to watch the next Julia Child show.  What we have today is garbage on the air-waves.  PBS - thank you for this video.... it brings a smile on my face and tears from my eyes.. this was so very eloquently done and captures the very core of Julia Child.  You pay great homage to this legend!

[NelliG]

I love how she's kind of smiling when she says "you need some fat in your diet, or your body can't process your vitamins." :D

[mitchellmahurin]

I was too young to enjoy these shows. But the remixes bring tears to my eyes.

[rodlabbe]

This woman has been a big part of my life since the mid 1960s. There'll never be another one like her!

[IliyaMoroumetz]

This makes me so happy for some reason.

[DiamondQueen]

This wonderful lady taught me how to cook a chicken! Met her and Paul in the parking lot at Burlington Mall one afternoon...thanked her with heartfelt emotions for all she did....another "priceless" moment...

[MrDrdaveturbo]

What a sweet and wonderful lady, her passion is just pure.

[xjessiexcorex]

"You need some fat in your diet so your body can process your vitamins". It's true! She's a genius!

[romantisanon]

This is one of the most pleasant videos I've seen on YouTube in a LONG time.