Julia Child's Kitchen

[tubetoad]

Julia! Bon!

[crewlla]

here kitchen looks pretty simple to me. my kitchen is packed with every thing you can possibly imagin.

[ChaChaDave]

Hi. This is a wonderful vid. Really enjoyed it. Thanks.

[LoudCitizen]

Truly magnificent. What is so gratifying is that Child got to see this bequest of hers a reality while she was alive.

Another organization (I forget who) received her knife collection. All 500 of them. Think about it: who owns 500 knives?!

[MsRunescapePsychic]

i went there! i saw i!

[baritonebynight]

She said " I want to go in and turn everything on" when she visited the completed exhibit for the first time. I will want to also when I make the pilgrimage...thanks for posting!

[forestnj]

Wow, I didn't know she saw it before she passed away. Thanks for your comment!

[fl4w3d]

you know whats cool is i went to see the movie "Julie & Julia" today and it had this kitchen at the end its a great moive i recommend it.

[forestnj]

Great! I'll definitely check it out.

[forestnj]

I hope you get to see it too. It's fun to read the cookbooks that she used.

[AnimeFox09]

Thank you so much for posting this! I hope I get to go to the Smithsonian some day and see it in person!

[betsy1947]

Thanks for posting this. I had heard about Julia's kitchen at the Smithsonian but have never seen it.

I remember my mom watching The French Chef back when I was in high school in the 60's.

[forestnj]

I'm honored to be acknowledged for posting it. Thanks! She was the catalyst for raising the quality of home cooked food in America during a time when frozen dinners and canned food were all the rage. She left quite a legacy...

[MattsKitchen]

I love her, and I owe my love for cooking to her. I used to watch The French Chef as a boy!

[forestnj]

How wonderful. I used to watch her shows too. She was so much fun! And she had a stainless steel oven before it was en vogue.