From Texas Public Radio:
One of the largest collections of Mexican cookbooks in the nation recently received a donation of archives, letters, and rare Mexican cookbooks from a doyenne of traditional Mexican cuisine.
Diana Kennedy Collection: ‘If Something Happened To Me, What Would Happen To All These Things?’
“Some correspondence with famous chefs like Julia Child, letters that people have written to her, sort of fan letters. There’s documentation of Prince Charles’ visit to her home.”
Norma Martinez / Texas Public Radio
Letter to Diana Kennedy by Julia Child. Part of the Diana Kennedy Collection at UTSA.
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