A year ago, I posted a piece on Greenfield Village food and kitchens. Here is a repeat of the kitchens there, to go in my series of kitchens of homes and museums. Thanks to all my friends who are sharing their kitchens!

Quite a few of the reconstructed kitchens include original equipment and realistic food.



One kitchen included foods that were cooked "this week" -- turnovers, cookies, hand-made egg noodles, and corn biscuits. Two very nice women were there to share their stories of cooking and quilting, though the actual cooking seems to take place elsewhere.
3 comments:
I'm loving the collection of kitchens. This is fun, and inspiring me to decorate my kitchen a bit more.
I love Greenfield Village, for so many reasons! What a treasure we have.
Thanks for all your comments! I love all these kitchens too.
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