The French Chef Cookbook

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The French Chef Cookbook is a classic cookbook by Julia Child that compiles and adapts recipes from her pioneering American television cooking show, helping popularize French cuisine in home kitchens.

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instanceOf cookbook
non-fiction book
author Julia Child
basedOn The French Chef
surface form: The French Chef (TV series)
contains French recipes adapted for American ingredients
cooking techniques explanations
menus
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decadeOfPublication 1960s
features illustrations
kitchen tips
recipes from The French Chef television series
step-by-step instructions
follows Mastering the Art of French Cooking
surface form: Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume 1
genre cookbook
culinary literature
hasContributor Judith Jones NERFINISHED
Paul Child
hasFormat hardcover edition
paperback edition
hasISBN 0394401522
hasReception critical acclaim
hasSubject television cooking shows
influenced later American cookbooks on French cuisine
intendedAudience English-speaking readers
home cooks
language English
market North America
mediaType print
notableFor adapting French restaurant techniques for home cooking
popularizing French cuisine in American home kitchens
numberOfPages ~400
originalPublisher Alfred A. Knopf
partOf Julia Child bibliography
publicationYear 1968
setting American home kitchen
subject French cuisine
cooking

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The French Chef subjectOf The French Chef Cookbook