America's Test Kitchen on the queen of gadgets, Julia Child
The Smithsonian is filled with wonderful artifacts and exhibits. For lovers of food and food media, the most amazing of them may be Julia Child’s kitchen. We're not talking about a replica or a model of her kitchen. Literally, her entire kitchen lives in the museum - every counter, every knife, every gadget. For Lisa McManus, who leads all the equipment testing at America’s Test Kitchen, it’s like Valhalla. She talked with Managing Producer Sally Swift about Julia’s way with tools. Take a look inside Julia's kitchen with the photo gallery below provided to us by The National Museum of American History as part of its exhibit, FOOD: Transforming the American Table 1950-2000.
Julia Child's Kitchen at FOOD: Transforming the American Table 1950-2000
Photos courtesy: The National Museum of American History
Julia Child's kitchen as it would've been seen through her kitchen windows.
The full-scale kitchen includes Julia's stove, cabinets, utensils, and books.
Visitors look into Julia's kitchen at The National Museum of American History.
An assortment of Julia Child's pots, pans and other utensils on display.
Pegboard heaven! Everything had a proper place in Julia Child's kitchen.
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