Julia Child rolling pastry in one of her Cambridge pantries. / Image from In Julia's Kitchen: Practical and Convivial Kitchen Design Inspired by Julia Child, by Pamela Heyne and Jim Scherer published by ForeEdge, an imprint of University Press of New England.
A cheerful woman stands in a cozy kitchen, her rolling pin poised over a countertop, surrounded by an array of cooking utensils and pots. The kitchen is filled with an assortment of items, including a microwave, a sink, and a shelf brimming with pots and pans. A sign on the wall reads "L'AQUA DE LA COTÉ," suggesting a connection to the French culinary tradition.
A cheerful woman stands in a cozy kitchen, her rolling pin poised over a countertop, surrounded by an array of cooking utensils and pots. The kitchen is filled with an assortment of items, including a microwave, a sink, and a shelf brimming with pots and pans. A sign on the wall reads "L'AQUA DE LA COTÉ," suggesting a connection to the French culinary tradition.