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This image released by Honeywater Films shows Diana Kennedy in a scene from the documentary "Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy." The documentary traces the unlikely rise of an Englishwoman who became one of the most respected authorities on Mexican food. She's been called “the Julia Child of Mexico,” “the Mick Jagger of Mexican Cuisine” and even the “Indiana Jones of food.” (Honeywater Films via AP)

This image released by Honeywater Films shows Diana Kennedy in a scene from the documentary "Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy." The documentary traces the unlikely rise of an Englishwoman who became one of the most respected authorities on Mexican food. She's been called “the Julia Child of Mexico,” “the Mick Jagger of Mexican Cuisine” and even the “Indiana Jones of food.” (Honeywater Films via AP)

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