@perfectfaceforradio A huge amount of the food from the Original Star Trek makes you think.
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They always serve Romulan Ale in nice glasses. Shouldn’t it be served in flagons?
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Windex pops in my head when I spy Romulan Ale. Is that wrong?
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Fruit plate w/ beheaded peeps? Seems… festive…
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I was so disappointed when I saw that Romulan Ale wasn’t green…
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Found it! Squirrel Meat Chili.
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Bill McKinney is the brother? Great casting.
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Another memorable Columbo moment. Lee Grant buys him a Root Beer.
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Mr. Grady spills Advocaat on Jack Torrance in The Shining (1980). Hadn’t a clue what that was till I googled it.
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The Nero Wolfe Cookbook is a mixture of rigorously classic old-school and American vernacular. Some of it is intimidating, most of it is tempting.
Another mystery writer with a connected cookbook is Kinky Friedman. Eat, Drink and be Kinky is a mixture of real recipes (by a mixture of people from Dwight Yoakam to F.Murray Abraham) plus a few joke entries (Frank McCourt’s Irish Toast). There’s even a new variation on Chicken McGovern, from Mike McGovern himself.
The food portrayed in Studio Ghibli animations always looks delicious too. There are websites with approximated recipes, like this one: 14 Tasty Studio Ghibli Food Recipes to Transport Your Tastebuds - Geek Trippers
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I think we’ve talked about the Nero Wolfe cookbook before. did you ever make the scrambled eggs? (I want to say you did, but I don’t remember)
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The man can make a mean omelet.
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Yes, I did. Very very rich and luxurious when you use that method.
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The Tides Restaurant in Bodega Bay makes a mean Fried Chicken. A food pun I only now plucked from The Birds (1963).
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Let’s not forget about this gem.
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The Royale With Cheese Scene. Pulp Fiction (1994).
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