Food Tips
Dinner and a movie menus
Food Tips
Dinner and a movie menus
Dinner and a movie -- can you think of a better way to spend a night preceding the fast approaching Academy Awards?
Here are three of our favourite food flicks (and some accompanying recipe ideas) to help your enjoy an evening at home.
Chocolat (2000)
A mysterious woman (Juliette Binoche) opens a chocolate shop in a small French village during Lent, shakes up the morality of the community and eventually finds love with a handsome river rat (Johnny Depp).
It would be very hard indeed to watch this film without your own hand-picked selection of chocolate treats nearby.
Chocolate Recipes:
• Chocolate Fondue
• Chocolate Soufflé for Two
• Chocolate Volcano Cakes
Mostly Martha (2002)
Martha is the head chef at a chic German restaurant. Her cooking is precise, uncompromising and perfect -- until she hires a charming and carefree Italian chef. Eating pasta on the floor has never seemed so enchanting.
Pasta Recipes:
• Clams and Pasta in White Wine Sauce
• Creamy Walnut Pasta Shells
• Spaghetti Carbonara
• Spaghetti with Eggplant and Goat Cheese
Tom Jones (1963)
This movie version of Henry Fielding's novel stars Albert Finney as the lovable adopted son of a British country squire who embarks on a journey of sexual adventures (including the disreputable Molly). After this film, you will never eat lobster the same way again.
Lobster Recipes:
• Classic Lobster
• Chunky Lobster Chowder
• Lobster Cocktail with Ginger Vinaigrette
• Lobster Fettuccine
Academy awards party guide:
Roll out your red carpet and get set to be a winning Oscar party host with our guide to the Academy Awards!
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