21 Powerful Photos Of Kitchens Around The World

Nathan Johnson Published 02/22/2016 in feels

For people who love to cook, the kitchen is the heart of the home and a source of comfort

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The organization Akshaya Patra is in charge of the largest NGO-run school meal program and serves over 1.4 million Indian children every day.
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Pictured here is a father-son duo in the small ranching town of Datil, New Mexico (1979).
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A gleeful woman presents some freshly-baked rolls at her home in Tangier Island, Virginia (1973).
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Student chefs cook vegetables in Hefei, a city in Eastern China.
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A woman cooks at a relative's house in Dalaguete, Cebu, Philippines.
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The Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides hundreds of thousands of pilgrims with free food every day in Jammu, India.
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A glimpse of small space living in the Santa Marta favela in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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A Muslim ethnic minority, or Uyghurs, make mutton pies in a restaurant kitchen in Xinjiang, China.
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A woman prepares a Surinamese cake as her grandmother watches at a retirement home in Amsterdam.
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A cabinet full of goodies at a Lincoln, Nebraska home.
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A screenshot of A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story, a film set in the Kaga Domain of Japan’s Edo period.
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A four-year-old boy prays for his father, who was kidnapped by jihadists in Iraq. Like many others, this Arab Christian family was relocated to Syria.
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A Hunza family in Pakistan comes together to make an unleavened flatbread called chapati, finishing it off with a bit of apricot oil.
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A chef makes a thin stuffed flatbread in the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam.
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A miner eats with his family at their home in Coober Pedy, a town in northern South Australia (1963).
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A young boy catches a bit of sun in Budesti, a small provincial town in Romania.
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The Republic of Transkei was created under the system of racial segregation of apartheid in 1959. Here's a look at a family cooking and eating meals on the floor at their Transkei home in 1977.
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A temple kitchen in Udupi, India, is run by a single family who have been cooking there and offering free food to the community for 21 generations.
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A table topped with pots and dishes is the kitchen area in this Aliabad home in Pakistan.
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A farmer turns his kitchen into a barbershop on Sark of the Channel Islands.
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This Osage, Iowa home is run by two unemployed parents who rely on canning and foraging for food in the wild to support their four children.

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The organization Akshaya Patra is in charge of the largest NGO-run school meal program and serves over 1.4 million Indian children every day.
2.
Pictured here is a father-son duo in the small ranching town of Datil, New Mexico (1979).
3.
A gleeful woman presents some freshly-baked rolls at her home in Tangier Island, Virginia (1973).
4.
Student chefs cook vegetables in Hefei, a city in Eastern China.
5.
A woman cooks at a relative's house in Dalaguete, Cebu, Philippines.
6.
The Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides hundreds of thousands of pilgrims with free food every day in Jammu, India.
7.
A glimpse of small space living in the Santa Marta favela in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
8.
A Muslim ethnic minority, or Uyghurs, make mutton pies in a restaurant kitchen in Xinjiang, China.
9.
A woman prepares a Surinamese cake as her grandmother watches at a retirement home in Amsterdam.
10.
A cabinet full of goodies at a Lincoln, Nebraska home.
11.
A screenshot of A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story, a film set in the Kaga Domain of Japan’s Edo period.
12.
A four-year-old boy prays for his father, who was kidnapped by jihadists in Iraq. Like many others, this Arab Christian family was relocated to Syria.
13.
A Hunza family in Pakistan comes together to make an unleavened flatbread called chapati, finishing it off with a bit of apricot oil.
14.
A chef makes a thin stuffed flatbread in the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam.
15.
A miner eats with his family at their home in Coober Pedy, a town in northern South Australia (1963).
16.
A young boy catches a bit of sun in Budesti, a small provincial town in Romania.
17.
The Republic of Transkei was created under the system of racial segregation of apartheid in 1959. Here's a look at a family cooking and eating meals on the floor at their Transkei home in 1977.
18.
A temple kitchen in Udupi, India, is run by a single family who have been cooking there and offering free food to the community for 21 generations.
19.
A table topped with pots and dishes is the kitchen area in this Aliabad home in Pakistan.
20.
A farmer turns his kitchen into a barbershop on Sark of the Channel Islands.
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This Osage, Iowa home is run by two unemployed parents who rely on canning and foraging for food in the wild to support their four children.

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1. The organization Akshaya Patra is in charge of the largest NGO-run school meal program and serves over 1.4 million Indian children every day.

2. Pictured here is a father-son duo in the small ranching town of Datil, New Mexico (1979).

3. A gleeful woman presents some freshly-baked rolls at her home in Tangier Island, Virginia (1973).

4. Student chefs cook vegetables in Hefei, a city in Eastern China.

5. A woman cooks at a relative's house in Dalaguete, Cebu, Philippines.

6. The Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides hundreds of thousands of pilgrims with free food every day in Jammu, India.

7. A glimpse of small space living in the Santa Marta favela in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

8. A Muslim ethnic minority, or Uyghurs, make mutton pies in a restaurant kitchen in Xinjiang, China.

9. A woman prepares a Surinamese cake as her grandmother watches at a retirement home in Amsterdam.

10. A cabinet full of goodies at a Lincoln, Nebraska home.

11. A screenshot of A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story, a film set in the Kaga Domain of Japan’s Edo period.

12. A four-year-old boy prays for his father, who was kidnapped by jihadists in Iraq. Like many others, this Arab Christian family was relocated to Syria.

13. A Hunza family in Pakistan comes together to make an unleavened flatbread called chapati, finishing it off with a bit of apricot oil.

14. A chef makes a thin stuffed flatbread in the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam.

15. A miner eats with his family at their home in Coober Pedy, a town in northern South Australia (1963).

16. A young boy catches a bit of sun in Budesti, a small provincial town in Romania.

17. The Republic of Transkei was created under the system of racial segregation of apartheid in 1959. Here's a look at a family cooking and eating meals on the floor at their Transkei home in 1977.

18. A temple kitchen in Udupi, India, is run by a single family who have been cooking there and offering free food to the community for 21 generations.

19. A table topped with pots and dishes is the kitchen area in this Aliabad home in Pakistan.

20. A farmer turns his kitchen into a barbershop on Sark of the Channel Islands.

21. This Osage, Iowa home is run by two unemployed parents who rely on canning and foraging for food in the wild to support their four children.

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The organization Akshaya Patra is in charge of the largest NGO-run school meal program and serves over 1.4 million Indian children every day.

2.
Pictured here is a father-son duo in the small ranching town of Datil, New Mexico (1979).

3.
A gleeful woman presents some freshly-baked rolls at her home in Tangier Island, Virginia (1973).

4.
Student chefs cook vegetables in Hefei, a city in Eastern China.

5.
A woman cooks at a relative's house in Dalaguete, Cebu, Philippines.

6.
The Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides hundreds of thousands of pilgrims with free food every day in Jammu, India.

7.
A glimpse of small space living in the Santa Marta favela in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

8.
A Muslim ethnic minority, or Uyghurs, make mutton pies in a restaurant kitchen in Xinjiang, China.

9.
A woman prepares a Surinamese cake as her grandmother watches at a retirement home in Amsterdam.

10.
A cabinet full of goodies at a Lincoln, Nebraska home.

11.
A screenshot of A Tale of Samurai Cooking: A True Love Story, a film set in the Kaga Domain of Japan’s Edo period.

12.
A four-year-old boy prays for his father, who was kidnapped by jihadists in Iraq. Like many others, this Arab Christian family was relocated to Syria.

13.
A Hunza family in Pakistan comes together to make an unleavened flatbread called chapati, finishing it off with a bit of apricot oil.

14.
A chef makes a thin stuffed flatbread in the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam.

15.
A miner eats with his family at their home in Coober Pedy, a town in northern South Australia (1963).

16.
A young boy catches a bit of sun in Budesti, a small provincial town in Romania.

17.
The Republic of Transkei was created under the system of racial segregation of apartheid in 1959. Here's a look at a family cooking and eating meals on the floor at their Transkei home in 1977.

18.
A temple kitchen in Udupi, India, is run by a single family who have been cooking there and offering free food to the community for 21 generations.

19.
A table topped with pots and dishes is the kitchen area in this Aliabad home in Pakistan.

20.
A farmer turns his kitchen into a barbershop on Sark of the Channel Islands.

21.
This Osage, Iowa home is run by two unemployed parents who rely on canning and foraging for food in the wild to support their four children.