#movie food

[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

[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) 

[moviefoodbloggg]

[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!

[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. 

[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 😌✨️

[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

[nickysfacts]

No movie theater visit is complete without a little strawberry flavored robe!😋

🎞️🍓

[sweetoro]

Spirited Away Feast | Anime with Alvin

[oneinchbarrier]

[floridagrowngirl]

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

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, 1989

[nowhereelsetopost]

Food from TV and movies that I really want to eat!!!!! Part 4 (Part 1) - Crudités from Futurama - Popplers from Futurama - Donut from The Simpsons - Cheese from Tom & Jerry - Spaghetti from IASIP - Lemon Cakes from Game Of Thrones - Iced Buns from Brave - Pancakes from Matilda - Bean Bun from Spirited Away - Sushi from Madagascar

[moviefoodbloggg]

[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.