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While people like Julia Child, Philip Harben, and Joyce Chen first laid the groundwork for televised cooking shows in the 1950s and '60s, it wouldn't take off as its own full-fledged genre until the ...

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For Baby Boomers, cooking shows were more than just background noise—they were trusted companions in the kitchen. Long before streaming platforms and celebrity chef empires, these programs taught ...