#movie food

[nowhereelsetopost]

Food from TV and movies that I really want to eat!!!!! Part 8

- Edible Cup from Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (1971) - Cheese Tortilla Chips from Over The Hedge (2006) - Lightning-y Mushroom from Ratatouille (2007) - Lembas Bread from LoTR: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) - Pink Cupcakes from Charlie and Lola - Cake Icing from Bob's Burgers - Udderly Yogurt from Princess Protection Program (2009) - Tiana's Gumbo from The Princess and the Frog (2009) - Butterbeer from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) - Star Apples from Fantastic Mr Fox (2009)

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[dallasgallant]

I think it’d be fun to make a whole sort of movie night where you do foods from/inspired by what’s on screen. As there is a lot of food that shows up and you wouldn’t have to get too “representative”

However I’ve never eaten baloney and I’m not about to start now no matter how good a fried sandwich is (according to my dads claims) BUT it could be fun to plan, sort of like the sketch page I did.

Idk I like details

[floridagrowngirl]

Dinner at Aunt Meg’s. Top 3 of best movie meals ever. The original band of misfit storm chasers.

Twister, 1996

cr: pinterest

[revanknightwoman]

Food/Drinks in Star Wars

1. Blue Milk

2. Bantha Steak

3. Roasted Porg

4. Blue Noodles

5. Cornflakes with blue milk

6. Luke's hot chocolate

7. Dex's Diner Platter

8. The Floating Naboo Fruit

9. Yoda's Stew

[thenationaltreasuregazette]

And tonight:

20th anniversary rewatch with:

Pizza

Champagne

A lemon tart complete with edible Declaration of Independence

[kawaii-90s-nostalgia]

🍲 Brock’s Lazy Boy No Chew Stew 🍲

INGREDIENTS:

-Chicken breasts (2) -Butter (4 Tablespoons) -Flour (6 Tablespoons) -Broth (Chicken or Vegetable - 2 ½ Cups) -Milk (Any choice - 2 Cups) -Broccoli (1-2 Heads) -Onion (1 Yellow) -Garlic (1 Bulb) -Carrots (5 Large) -Celery (5 Stalks) -Potatoes (3 Idaho) -Salt - White Pepper - Celery Salt *Optional Cream of Celery soup (1 Can)*

INSTRUCTIONS:

Make roux:

In a sauce pan, melt butter over medium heat. Add flour and whisk constantly. When it bubbles, whisk in milk *and cream of celery* gradually. When it thickens, reduce to low heat. Whisk and remove.

Stew:

In a stew pot over medium heat - cook the onions and garlic until they soften. Then add chicken and cook until it browns. Add carrots, potatoes and celery and cook for 2 minutes. Boil broccoli in separate pot. Add broccoli and the broth to stew pot and simmer until veggies soften.

Add roux gradually while stirring. Simmer for 5 minutes. Let cool. Serve with mini bread loaf.

Enjoy!

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A Staple Food？。 Inoue Haruka (25.01.19)

[tempura-mayo]

When I was young I always enjoyed those meal combos they had at the movies. The little boxes they put them in too were always a vibe 😌✨️

[xxx109bradpittfanxxx109]

I watched Troy over the weekend, loved seeing Brad Pitt as Achilles - what a brilliant casting. AHHHHH 

But there is one thing that bugs me to no end every time I watch the movie, as sexy as it is Brad eats a turkey leg!!!!!! 

In the Mediterranean in 13th century BCE! unbelievable like genuinely crazed. It throws me out of the movie every time because of its sheer incredulity. 

[imthefailedartist]

Tex Mex Nachos

TexMex is where it's at. The best part about this recipe is that everything can be done a day or so ahead. When it's time to eat, it takes 15 minutes or less to combine and cook.

Salsa or Pico:

Tomato, onion, jalapeño, lime juice, 1 small clove of garlic. Parsley (I don't like cilantro) S+P. Blend a few table spoons and mix it together. I like it chunky. Let it sit overnight so everything gets to know each other.

Meat Sauce:

Ground beef. Brown. Drain grease. Add Taco seasoning.

Add a heaving spoonful of salsa to the meat. Add a splash of water, stir in some chicken bullion. Take off heat. Add a dollop of sour cream. Heat until cheese is melted, and meat sauce is thick. Pour onto nachos.

Top with whatever. Eat. I recommend lettuce, salsa, and sour cream. Guacamole if you like that.

Delicious.

This stems from watching Nacho Libre and wanting brown slop on some chips. I swear there was one scene where it looked good, well hot, but going back, I think I'm combining two movies' food scenes.

[nowhereelsetopost]

Food from TV and movies that I really want to eat!!!!! Part 5 (Part 1)

- Grape from Ratatouille (2007) - Bread from Aladdin (1992) - Jam Toast from Wallace & Gromit: A Grand Day Out (1989) - Creme De La Creme De La Edgar from The Aristocats (1970) - Honey from Winnie The Pooh - Fried Egg from When Marnie Was There (2014) - Rafiki’s Fruit from The Lion King (1994) - Papaya from Tarzan (1999) - Secret Ingredients Noodle Soup from Kung Fu Panda (2008) - Seaweed Noodles from The Legend Of Korra (Someone in the notes was so inexplicably mad that i accidentally put 98 instead of 94 for lion king before i changed it lmao) 

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[aquietcatgirl]

I'm celebrating my birthday with a Scott Pilgrim themed party. I had so much fun planning it and coming up with snack puns. Since I couldn't find other lists of snack ideas, I'm happy to share mine.

Our snacks include:

#1 Matthew Patel - "Pirates are in this year!" Pirates Booty

#2 Lucas Lee - Pretty good skater - Salami Skateboards

#3 Todd Ingram - Vegan Pol(ice) - Italian Ice

#4 Roxie Richter - "I'm a little Bi furious" - Brownie Bites

#5-6 Kyle and Ken Katauanagi - Double Dragons - Dragonfruit Vitamin Water

#7 - Gideon Graves - Gideon Grapes - Green grapes

#0 - Scott Pilgrim - "I could live off garlic bread" - Garlic pita chips and crazy bread

[floridagrowngirl]

I think about that giant oatmeal cream pie sometimes. It ain’t real but it looks💯🤤

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, 1989

[skullingwaydraws]

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