When Alexander Dumas sat down to write The Count of Monte Cristo, we doubt he envisioned this sandwich being a part of the story. We are very sure that after Dantès escaped from his island prison, he’d be hungry enough to eat a few of these. …
We hadn’t planned on making anything for Movies Make the Meal on the 4th of July, but when the movie The Patriot came on, I grabbed the berries and whipped cream and fashioned a little flag. Our guests loved it and while it could have been…
Whether you are older or younger, watching the animated Disney classic or the live action Disney remake with Will Smith, Aladdin is always a fun movie. We’ve made an “Open Sesame” chicken that is a hit with everyone we serve it to! Pair it with noodles…
House of Wax (2005, panned on Rotten Tomatoes, but one of our favorites!) was all about layers. We layered cherries & raspberries inside goat cheese and covered them with dark chocolate. The fun of this dessert is in the gross idea that you are eating one…
As one zombie said: “It’s no brain, but it’s good!” Inspired by Return of the Living Dead, Tar Man Hot Chocolate celebrates all the gooey goodness of Tar Man without the obvious side effects. This movie was featured on our podcast Cinema du Fromage and was…
“Would you mind getting inside the oven to clean it?” – Nana While we don’t know what Nana really wanted to cook in the oven, getting these pot pies in there, seems like a tastier idea! Grandma’s Favorite Chicken Pot Pies are the perfect menu item…
Mrs Allardyce and her home are the epitome of Southern charm. In hospitality circles, tea sandwiches are a mainstay and one that never goes out of style. Paired with mint tea, these cucumber and cream cheese finger foods are the perfect getaway from the summer heat…
The Car (1977) inspired drink because let’s face it, the plot was bananas but it was a fun flick to enjoy. Filled with every trope the 70’s could throw at us, The Car is devilishly campy and fun. The vehicle version of Jaws! If you want…
We all know the story of Dr. Frankenstein and his monster. As perfect as the Dr. thought he was, the monster got all fired up and ran amok. Fortunately this freakishly good salad will not come back to haunt you, but you probably should make one…
Why did we choose this recipe for a New England Fairy Tale? Black Phillip is a tempter. The exotic taste of dates coupled with the sharp tang of goat cheese seemed to be a perfect combination to tempt she who wants to taste deliciousness.
