[LotuSeed]

Perhaps Julia Child can give you some good ideas!
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[Mrs Bee]

Goodness, she looks so like Zena Skinner, an English T V cookery presenter.

What an interesting watch.

If anyone is at a loss what to do with all those potatoes I would suggest you get hold of a book by

Lyndsey Bareham called in praise of the potato. Potato dishes from around the world as well as some interesting folk lore.

To cure toothache carry a potato in your pocket on the side of the bad tooth and as the potato dries the toothache will fade.

Pregnant women should not eat potatoes especially at night if she wishes her child to have a small head.

And the word spud comes from the Scottish name of the 3 pronged fork used to dig up the potatoes.

[LotuSeed]

More potato recipes, and this time its in color.

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[surbie100]

I do like Julia Child - only started watching after that film was made, Julie and Julia.

[LotuSeed]

Here are loads of her programs on youtube. Although I'm a vegetarian I find them quite interesting and entertaining. Nothing like most of the cooking shows nowadays. Here kitchen is actually on display at one of the Smithsonian museums in DC.