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• It’s all Greek to us
• Why Are All the Cartoon Mothers Dead?
• Memories of Asia Minor in Contemporary Greek Culture
• One-pan meatballs dinner like you’ve never seen before
• 140 Essential Animated Movies To Watch Now
• ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2’ First Trailer Debuts on ‘Today’ (Video)
• Behind the Work: The Ollie-Popping Burgers and Basketball Dunking Meatballs of ‘Flavourhood’
• 19 Delicious Food Movies That All Deserve an Oscar
• 25 Traditional Greek Christmas Recipes
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It’s all Greek to us

Here at BA, we obviously love food. We also love movies. From Tampopo all the way to Birds of Prey, these films offer us wondrous escapism, allowing us to consume all kinds of food without actually leaving the couch.

Though BYO snacks are, of course, recommended. Just try and watch Eat Pray Love without ordering pizza, I dare you. This movie is for parents, children, and anyone who wants to be emotionally manipulated. Watching Big Night is like observing my dream dinner party play out before my eyes.

People dance, they drink, they lay on a table in a food coma relatable , and—of course—they eat! Most of the movie focuses on one big night when a pair of brothers from Italy throw a blowout party to attract a famous Italian American singer in the hopes that it boosts their struggling Italian restaurant in New Jersey. My stomach always grumbles nonstop when I see the brothers serve course after course of a decadent meal that ends with an incredible baked pasta known as a timpano.

That might be too intense to make for a movie night, so I recommend pairing the film with spaghetti and meatballs , risotto , or an omelet to match an incredibly emotional closing scene.

American cheese! Soft, toasted buttered roll! Just a dash of hot sauce! Pair this movie, obviously, with a breakfast sandwich or a hefty, hash brown—stuffed burrito. When a famous food critic pans his meal even though the cake looked pretty good, IMO in a brutal review that goes viral, Carl throws a fit both on Twitter and IRL in front of all the guests and staff.

So he quits and opens up El Jefe, a bombastic food truck specializing in the most indulgent Cubanos slathered in butter and cheese. And he takes along his son and his old friend and line cook as they drive through America delighting hungry pedestrians. Make a Cubano beforehand and pair it with a refreshing cocktail.

This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Still, I prevail. This feel-good film, based on the namesake memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, is a feast for the senses. The author, burned-out from her divorce and big corporate life, takes a year off to travel through Italy, India, and Indonesia to find herself.

Feel you, Liz. The first third of the film is set mostly in Rome, where she eats salmon-hued gelato on a stone bench with some cute nuns, wanders through a food market to watch butchers hack passionately at cuts of meat, takes Italian lessons with the delicious Giovanni over plates of golden fried squash blossoms, and hosts a Friendsgiving with her new pals.

Watch it with an enorme bowl of Bucatini all'Amatriciana or a sheet-pan pizza. Almost all my family memories are centered around meals—and the same is true for Billi in The Farewell. Watch this movie with your favorite comfort foods congee , for me , because there will be tears. Make it forty. This movie deserves a pairing that calls for one head of garlic minimum.

Enter: Garlic-and-Parmesan-Braised Greens. A simple, wholesome meal where no one, not even the stove itself, goes hungry. It makes me wish my stove were alive to keep me company while I make molletes , breakfast burritos , or a filling multipart hash to eat alongside the film. If there was a movie moment I resonated with most during the pandemic, it was seeing Amy Adams as Julie Powell have a meltdown on her kitchen floor.

All jokes aside, this movie is a perfect nostalgic watch. There are as many cooking challenges think onion chopping, lobster boiling, deboning a duck as victories.

Pair with some Beef Bourguignonne , easy crepes , or this seven-hour leg of lamb. This is a love story with food and Windex at the center of it. Thirty-year-old unmarried Toula Portokalos lives in a blue-and-white house with her very traditional Greek family in Chicago. The catch? A bun? The movie centers around three young women who work in—you guessed it—a pizza shop, which serves as a home base of sorts where the girls argue, go through breakups, and even get married.

And while much of the plot centers around their love lives, some of my favorite scenes are tied to an elite food reviewer with the potential to put Mystic Pizza on the map. The latest film from Spanish director Pedro Almodovar deals in aesthetic delight, plot twists that strike viewers with emotional whiplash, and abundant sexual tension between beautiful people.

In the maternity hospital, Janis meets Ana, a teenage single mother who is apprehensive about parenthood and lacks a support system at home. Food anchors the absolutely bonkers plot by providing a relatable backdrop of domesticity. In the magnificent kitchen in her Madrid apartment, Janis teaches Ana how to cook, peeling potatoes and chatting.

Best to watch it all fall apart over comfort food, like patatas bravas from a Michelin-starred chef. This genre-bending Korean film follows an impoverished family scamming their way into working for a wealthy one. The Academy Award—winning film cleverly uses food as a means to push integral plot points along. From symbolizing financial progression, to devising sinister plays against other characters, food is used as both a weapon and a cinematic tool. Take the infamous Ram-don scene: A casual celebration of faux-professional success turns into a night of horrors, all while the mother needs to cook an unfamiliar dish for the wealthy family when they return home.

More formally known as Jjapaguri, Ram-don is a hybrid dish of packaged ramen and udon noodles, combined with high-quality steak like sirloin. This dish is a direct reflection of the economic disparity between the two families. Cheap noodles paired with expensive meat. And it marks the moment the tone of the film suddenly shifts from lighthearted and humorous to seriously stress-inducing.

Pair it with a bowl of sesame-ginger ramen and steak , obviously. After being banished to the isolation cabin for their constant tomfoolery, they bond over a shared love of Oreos dipped in peanut butter. Best Supporting Actor goes to the jumbo jar of Skippy. Bake your favorite cookie and dunk away. On the surface, Tampopo seems like an ordinary food movie. Two Japanese drivers guide the owner of a noodle shop on her quest to cook great ramen.

And why was it the most amazing thing I have ever seen? The film is intertwined with various vignettes about the relationship between love and food. In my favorite scene—perhaps one of the most erotic food moments ever filmed—a gastronome gangster and his mistress pass a raw yolk from his mouth to hers, back and forth, until, finally, it bursts. In the spirit of that scene, turn any packet of instant ramen into a meal with a jammy soft-boiled egg.

Whether or not you consider this film a feel-good holiday movie probably says a lot about who you are. I think it is. Driving into the city for the event is her estranged family. April is the black sheep. The mother, Joy, has terminal cancer. The comedy is very dry. This list simply cannot not mention the Pixar classic, Ratatouille. Seeing him blissfully dance in the kitchen, all while secretly working in a Parisian fine dining restaurant, just fills me with joy.

Pixar does an impeccable job of immersing the viewer in a romantic culinary universe that tugs at their heartstrings for such unexpected characters and gently prompts them to follow their own dreams.

Eat it with, duh, Ratatouille. In its essence, The Lunchbox is a love story told through letters slipped into tiffin dabbas between hand-made parathas. The film feels like rhythmic poetry, guided by the steady click-clack of train tracks that mark daily life and punctuated by purple aubergines, vibrant sabzis, and the small moments of life and love when food plays the narrator.

Their meet-cute starts with an unlikely mistake of the dabbawalas, which was a lunch delivery system studied by Harvard for its accuracy. In this case, the lunch Ila packed for her husband accidentally goes to Saajan.

The tiffin Ila lovingly made for her husband, with the hopes of wooing him through his stomach, comes back empty, and Ila realizes that someone else got the lunch she packed. This starts an exchange of letters between the two. Unlike a lot of what we stereotypically see in Bollywood and Hindi pictures, this film celebrates simplicity, and I love it for that.

Neighbors played by Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung both frequent the same noodle stall, but their relationship deepens as they discover that their spouses are having an affair. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.

Why Are All the Cartoon Mothers Dead?

Cooler weather may not have arrived, but Houston's fall festival season is already here. There are two signature aspects of the event: The crowds and the food. Festival co-chairs Stathy Demeris and Dana Kantalis have made some positive changes to minimize the negative aspects of the crowd and enhance the deliciousness of the food. Less sitting on curbs trying to balance a full gyro plate is definitely a good thing. First, in recognition that seating can be at a premium, especially on Friday night and all day Saturday, the festival has taken over Kipling and will use it to offer more tables and chairs. Also, the festival has partnered with jitney service The Wave to offer a free shuttle. Shuttles will depart every 15 minutes from both locations, and the festival will have bike racks available on Kipling for pedal pushers.

Memories of Asia Minor in Contemporary Greek Culture

Genres: Animation. Categories: Food, Food Delivery Services. Behind the Work Add to collection. The second iteration of a campaign by john st. And it does so in the most joyous of ways. Collaborating with Blinkink directors Stevie Gee and Essy May, who also helmed the campaign's first spot , the animated film features karate chopping sashimi, ollie popping burgers and burritos cruising around in vintage toy cars. It's all underpinned by a voiceover whose dramatic delivery gives it big Nike ad vibes but murmurings such as "wake up and bakers" keep it nice and silly.

One-pan meatballs dinner like you’ve never seen before

Flip books and zoetropes revealed the mesmerizing power of animation to humans before movies were even invented in the late 19th century. And if you really wanted to journey back in time, look to prehistoric cave art where animals drawn with excessive pairs of legs created the illusion of motion when illuminated by fire — it might be considered the first animation. So it was inevitable, practically human nature, that animation grew in tandem with cinema from the beginning. And it was only inevitable in the Internet age that someone, somewhere would pile up all the best feature-length animated films from the 20th century and beyond, rank them, and call the guide something like the Essential Animated Movies Ever to Watch Right Now! These are the movies that have been passed on for generations, no matter how much style and artistic tastes change year-to-year.

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Cinema Episode Notes. A bit like you with your production of the podcast. Food, of course. This is, after all, a food history podcast. And, cinema — where we are going to look not only at the use of food in motion pictures, but also briefly touch on why the physical buildings of movie houses depends as much on the food and drink they sell for profits as they do on the movies they are showing.

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M eatballs — such a comforting food. Close your eyes and think about what it conjures up for you. The sun was slipping behind the hills, bathing an olive tree in a particularly golden light. Did I dream the heavy-laden, long-lashed donkey walking past? This recipe is simple and the meat requires no browning.

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In fact, most of the furniture is reclaimed wood. A large communal table is the centrepiece flanked by an open-plan kitchen, where tempting aromas waft from the charcoal grilled kebabs. This welcome addition to our rather embarrassingly small selection of Greek restaurants goes some way in mapping this delightful yet under-represented cuisine in the UAE.

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The series follows the adventures of a boy named Finn Jeremy Shada and his best friend and adoptive brother Jake John DiMaggio —a dog with the magical power to change size and shape at will. The series is based on a short film that aired on Nicktoons. After the short became a viral hit on the Internet, Nickelodeon 's executives passed on its option before Cartoon Network commissioned a full-length series from Fred Seibert and Ward, which was previewed on March 11, The same year, the series premiered on Cartoon Network on April 5, and ended its eight-year run on September 3, It was produced using hand-drawn animation; action and dialogue for episodes are decided by storyboarding artists based on rough outlines. Because each episode took roughly eight to nine months to complete, multiple episodes were worked on concurrently.

25 Traditional Greek Christmas Recipes

Crispy lamb meatballs with chickpeas and aubergine. When it comes to food, I will forever favour crispy over saucy because saucy is the enemy of crispy, and crispy is the best and most pleasant thing about food. Let me just come right out and say it: These meatballs are not saucy. Instead, they are lightly spiced, pan-fried with a crunchy exterior and served with fat slices of olive oil-browned eggplant on a bed of warmed chickpeas. A sauce made of seasoned yogurt is made to sit below not over the meatballs.

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For years on end, we have heard about the Greek and Roman gods, their folklores, and watch their stories unfold on the screen in movies or a television series. There have been umpteen adaptations where the divine deities have been imagined as humans and how they would grapple with lives that they themselves offer us. Recently, an illustrator named Jonathan Muroya came up with a comic that imagined the Greek gods living their lives during a pandemic. He asked himself three questions while brainstorming: What are people doing in quarantine?