watching julie lock in on her goal of cooking 500+ recipes and blogging abt it in a year really motivated me to lock in on my studies. even otherwise its a cozy feel good movie, def recommend
May 7, 2025
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Nora Ephron’s final film. Perfect comfort food not to mention the actual food cooked, eaten, and talked about on screen is mouthwateringly good. Also got me interested in Julia Child and learning to be a better cook! I was lucky enough to live in DC for a few years, and visited Julia’s kitchen at the Smithsonian on her birthday as one of my secret annual traditions, in addition to rewatching this movie once a year.
Mar 23, 2025
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i would watch those cooking compilations for hours a day during quarantine. i even bought the cookbook
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not an educational documentary so might not be what you’re looking for, BUT- it follows this high school culinary class and all the students have different stories of why they want to become chefs and the teacher is a very intense tough-love kinda gal. and they’re all preparing for this competition that awards really big scholarships and it’s just so heartwarming. make me cry like a baby. so so good.
Feb 6, 2025
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white on white crime
May 11, 2025
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i was so so sad at work yesterday and i guess my coworker heard it in my voice and then asked me to share the highlight of my day (but phrased it in a way that his day was so mid that he wanted to hear some good news) and i didnt rly have anything much so i said how i made myself a sandwich for lunch and i usually dont eat properly so it made me happy. and then him and my other coworker just got super excited about it and asked for all the details and even when i was like its only a veggie sandwich nothing special they hyped it up and it rly made me feel important. i still felt down for the rest of that shift bc i was in my own head but at least in that moment they really made me feel better and i was grateful for their efforts.
May 27, 2025