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Julia and Fennel Nights

Posted on July 20, 2026 by

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What I love most about watching episodes of Julia Child’s The French Chef is how she scrapes the inside of a fish after scaling it and having the scales flying all over the place. I love how she pulls all the guts out, rinses… Continue Reading “Julia and Fennel Nights”

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Fennel Nights

Posted on July 20, 2021 by

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What I love most about watching episodes of Julia Child’s The French Chef is how she scrapes the inside of a fish after scaling it and having the scales flying all over the place. I love how she pulls all the guts out, rinses… Continue Reading “Fennel Nights”

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Q and A with a Seventies Single Mom

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