From 'Epic Disruptions': 5 Lessons in Transformation from Julia Child

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1:22Ingredient one, curiosity. Julia Child devoured two separate textbooks seeking to understand the mysteries of cooking French bread. Ingredient two, customer obsession. It's not enough for Julia to understand it. She had to understand and explain how an individual could cook French bread in their own home without specialized equipment. Ingredient three, collaboration. Julia found the smartest people in the world to work with. A professor who had studied how to cut bread in a particular way to unleash the gluten club, she worked with them and learned their secrets. Ingredient four, adeptness and ambiguity.

1:59Julia Child ran close to 30 separate experiments, trying different approaches to create the puff of smoke that would give her bread the distinct texture you're seeking in a baguette. It turns out the winner was a pan of cold water where you put a hot tile or ax head in to create that smoke. Ingredient five, persistence. It took 284 pounds of flour for Julia to create her masterpiece, a 30-page recipe in Mastering the Art of French Cooking, volume two. Julia Child, a perfect innovator.

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