In the TV version of “Dear White People,” a group of characters frequently come together to watch their favorite TV shows and share snacks, including popcorn. One of my favorite TV-watching snacks is the classic savory-sweet combination of popcorn and coated chocolate candy.
Read MoreOne of my earliest core memories is performing part of “Do Re Mi” from “The Sound of Music” with my mom. I’m taking inspiration from the song lyrics for my pairing, specifically the line “Ti, a drink with jam and bread.”
Read MorePairing an iconic summer dessert with an iconic summer movie at the official start of summer felt like a no brainer to me, so we’ve got “Call Me by Your Name” and chocolate mousse with peaches today.
Read MoreThere is a memorable early scene in “Bringing Up Baby” involving olives, so I knew I had to make something with them for this pairing. I’m not a big fan of olives on their own, but I do love tapenade.
Read MoreA wine beverage is a pretty obvious choice for “Grand Crew,” so I chose to go with one of my favorites: frosé. But I did switch it up by adding some frozen dragonfruit.
Read MoreIn the show “Fleabag,” the protagonist runs a café and one of the things she makes is avocado and tomato toast.
Read MoreWe are starting our Married at the Movies series with one of my favorite wedding movies, “My Best Friend’s Wedding.” For the pairing, I collaborated with my fiancé on four topping ideas.
Read MoreLemon pepper wet plays a role in “Atlanta,” so I figured I would try to veganize it for this pairing. And honestly, these are the best wings I’ve had since I ate chicken.
Read MoreI am not a sports ball person, so I’m advocating for some alternative programming ahead of the big game: Pair these super nachos with “Colin in Black and White.”
Read MoreI spent a lot of time perfecting my bread recipe. It reminded me of all those books, TV shows and movies I consumed as a girl that were full of women from days past baking, eating and living their lives. One is “Little Women,” hence my reasoning for this pairing.
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