How to Make Steak Sandwiches and Potato Salad | Julia At Home Full Episode (S4 E2)



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  1. I love, love watching her videos–I like that she talks through every step of the recipe. I have cooked so many of her recipes. She is my favorite–along with Bridget–the two of them together are the dream team! Best recipes!

  2. I'm not a huge fan of capers but I do appreciate their use in your French (as opposed to American) style potato salad. It reminded me of the potato salad I purchased frequently in the early 1980's, along with a good baguette, from a bistro near where I worked in downtown Portland, Oregon. It was one of many dishes that greatly expanded my palate from that of my youth. My father grew up in Iowa on corn and potatoes (both seasoned by little more than butter and salt). So we ate a lot of corn, green beans, potatoes, tomatoes, and cheddar cheese. Parmesan cheese came from a green cardboard can labeled "Kraft". 🙂

  3. Hi Julia🙋🏽‍♀️Do you think you could adopt me? I wouldn’t be any trouble, and I don’t eat much. I’d just like to try everything you make. Your meals always look tasty, nutritious and easy enough to make, which I would do if I could but poor health and old age is getting the better of me. All joking aside thanks for sharing your talent. I appreciate your recipes/ideas & techniques.

  4. You know what would be super helpful? Take the internal temperature of the pound cake and tell us the result. If we know we’re going for … say 140º internal… then we’d have a much better chance of nailing the baking time.

  5. This has to be one of the best cooking at home meals I've ever seen her make. Every single thing she's making just makes me want to drool! The only thing I can think of to improve this, and it's a very minor thing, would be to lay out the pound cake slices, and top them with some toasted sliced almonds, and then top with the whipped cream I'm even inclined to make a small amount of cream cheese icing to go on each piece, but not too sweet. Maybe that comes from the days when I worked at a large scale bakery, and would whip 30 lb of cream cheese to make one batch, that typically lasted the bakery about 5 or 6 days.

  6. I think it's important to differentiate between inside and outside skirt steak. I prefer outside as it cooks up with a beefier taste when made medium rare and is more tender and less chewier in my experience. I've been making my mother's recipe for potato salad for over 50 years and it differs significantly to Julia's although the preparation is quite similar. I prefer mine to hers but to each his or her own.

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