So what's the verdict on Julia Child? - Page 2

Worth1 · January 13, 2010

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Originally Posted by WVTomatoMan

IMHO Julia Child was one of the greatest women of the 20th century. She revolutionized cooking shows and introduced French cooking into mainstream America not to mention her contributions to the OSS during WWII.

Oh you meant the tomato.

I'm sorry I haven't tried it so I have no idea. It had better taste good though, anything less would be sacrilege IMHO. Can you tell that I hold Julia Child in very high esteem?

Randy

Yes I do miss her show and she was quite the wildcat during the big one as many other well known folks were.

Worth

instar8 · January 13, 2010

I feel the same way about her, that's why i rushed out and bought the seeds...and THEN started looking at what folks had to say about it.

While I was at the Fest, I got Gary's Gold, Lucky Cross, Vintage Wine and Flamme to make the $15 min order, then got Dagma's Perfection and Marz Round Green as freebies when they arrived.

So I have seeds named for Mrs. Child, Gary the breeder and Gary's wife (or whatever)...we shall see! Dunno who Marz is, but i'd been thinking about trying green again, so it's all good.

January 13, 2010	#17
instar8 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: N. Indiana Posts: 48	I feel the same way about her, that's why i rushed out and bought the seeds...and THEN started looking at what folks had to say about it. While I was at the Fest, I got Gary's Gold, Lucky Cross, Vintage Wine and Flamme to make the $15 min order, then got Dagma's Perfection and Marz Round Green as freebies when they arrived. So I have seeds named for Mrs. Child, Gary the breeder and Gary's wife (or whatever)...we shall see! Dunno who Marz is, but i'd been thinking about trying green again, so it's all good.