This was kind of a cooking-meets-travel show before those were a dime a dozen, and if you had any wanderlust at all, then you were probably hooked. He's done many more similar travel shows since ...

Public Television is fertile ground for some of the most iconic cooking shows ever to hit the airwaves. Hello, Julia Child’s French Chef made its game-changing debut in the early 1960s on PBS.

PBS was founded in 1969 but commenced broadcasting in 1970 — The French Chef being its first broadcast. The French Chef was a television cooking show created by Julia Child, and produced and ...

2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds. 2 green onions, finely sliced. Chopped cilantro, julienned cucumbers, crunchy chile oil, etc. for serving (optional) ...

10. The French Chef (1963-1973) WGBH-TV. Cooking shows are all too common on cable and streamers in the present. But where would they be without Julia Child?

Here's what happened to former Food Network stars like Sandra Lee, Lorraine Pascale, and Marc Summers - where they are now ...

Based on a book Child co-authored, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," the popularity of her show endured to the point ...

RI FOOD & DINING Providence firefighter has no idea how he landed on new PBS reality cooking show, ‘The Great American Recipe’ Self-taught home cook Dan Rinaldi prepares dishes informed by his ...

The show features contestants from across the country who cook food from around the world. A woman in the Midwest who cooks West African cuisine was just what they were looking for.

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