Jack Lemmon’s character famously strains spaghetti using a tennis racket in “The Apartment,” so I knew that’s what I had to make for this pairing.
Read MoreTo kick off my Veg Out second anniversary double feature, I’m combining two of my favorite comforting classics: “Almost Famous” and quesadillas.
Read MoreAs the lead character in “Beasts of the Southern Wild” is named Hushpuppy, it felt natural to make hush puppies to pair with the movie.
Read MoreWaffle fry nachos are something I started making regularly because it was a quick sheet pan dinner. When I decided to write about “Shaun of the Dead,” I knew I wanted to pair it with a pub food, and this dish combines two: nachos and fries (or chips, as they’re called in England).
Read MoreI chose arroz con pollo for my pairing with the film “Moonlight,” as it’s my take on a dish that one of the supporting characters makes as a special meal for the lead character.
Read MoreHaving seen “Parasite” three times now, one of my biggest curiosities was how to make a vegan version of the signature dish in the movie, ram-don, which is also known as jjapaguri.
Read MorePairing our veggie pizza recipe with “Father of the Bride” felt extra relevant since the plot leans on a character returning to the U.S. from Rome, one of our honeymoon destinations.
Read MoreI wanted to pair one of my favorite pizza recipes (vegan chicken bacon ranch) with my favorite wedding movie, “The Wedding Singer.”
Read More“Pleasantville” is firmly in the comfort movies category, and grilled cheese is definitely one of the ultimate comfort foods.
Read MoreIt is established early on that one of the lead characters from “In the Mood for Love” makes repeat trips to the local noodle stall to pick up her food because she “doesn’t like to cook.” Our recipe for these forbidden rice noodles with sesame ginger tempeh and broccoli is pretty easy, with just four ingredients.
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