Julia Child’s Kitchen- The Smithsonian Museum

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Just did a whirlwind tour to Washington DC for a conference and did a whistlestop tour of the Smithsonian Museum. I just had to see Julia Child’s Kitchen, which was shown at the end of the recent film Julie and Julia.

It was exactly as she had it and what I was really impressed with was all the amazing gadgets she had in that kitchen. Very prominent on the worktop is a Kitchen Aid mixer which looks unchanged in design today. She also had the most awesome collection of Japanese Kitchen Knives, a woman after my won heart. For any serious cook, this is such a well equiped kitchen, must have been a real joy to cook in. I tried to take the photos through the plexi glass without the horrible flash reflection and some of them are a bit blur.

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There was a lot of other items in glass cabinets besides the kitchen itself. There were also copies of her cookbooks and lots of magazine covers as well. Basically documenting her whole cooking career.
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Tried to take a bit of a close up on the work top but it is a rather shaky picture.

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Here is her wall of pans.

Must have taken her years to build up this massive collection of kitchen gadgets, knives and pots and pans.

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