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The blogs regularly feature recipes from food films. We have collected them here.

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Paddington — Filmfoodblog

WITH 10 DISHES AND 10 FILMS IN THE NEXT 10 DAYS

We will take a break from our take aways for the next two weeks, so that we can cook in the kitchen ourselves! But don't worry: here is a ten-day advent calendar with heart-warming films on (the old-fashioned) TV, with which you can get through the days cooking up a film.

Bietentimbaaltje — Filmfoodblog

RECIPES FROM RATATOUILLE: THE ENTREES

Ratatouille is set in a professional classic French kitchen. Here are three recipes for the entrees.

Cubano tekening — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM CHEF: STEP BY STEP CUBANO

The Cubano plays the lead in the film Chef. Here is a complete step by step recipe for the perfect Cubano.

okra — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM THE LUNCHBOX: BHARWA BHINDI

Okra is a delicious but under appreciated vegetable, filled here with coconut and herbs and baked with paprika.

negroni — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM ESTÔMAGO: NEGRONI COCKTAIL

Solid bittersweet cocktail, as drunk in the film Estômago. Here is the recipe.

midsommar ei — Filmfoodblog

CINEMA CULINAIR AT HOME WITH THREE HORRIFIC (DELICIOUS) FOOD FILMS.

Horrific (tasty) food movies that make you wonder who is eating or is being eaten, and what exactly has happened or will happen to that food on your plate.

Goodfellas garlic — Filmfoodblog

CINEMA CULINAIR AT HOME WITH QUARANTAINE FOOD FILMS

Films that provide inspiration on how to eat in a forced isolation. How do you get food, what do you eat and how is it prepared?

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CINEMA CULINAIR AT HOME WITH THREE NETFLIXFILMS

Three films that are suitable for a Cinema Culinair at home. So turn on the TV, watch a film and serve the plate on your lap at the right time.

omelet — Filmfoodblog

THE PERFECT OMELET

How to make a cinematic omelet in seven steps.

Koreaanse kip — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM CHEF: KOREAN CHICKEN

Recipe for the umami Korean chicken from the food film Chef, based on a recipe of Roy Choi.

chef chocolate lava — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM CHEF: CHOCOLATE LAVA CAKE

Chocolate lava cake is one of the iconic dishes in the movie Chef. Hated by the critic, loved as a crowd pleaser.

Boeuf Bourguignon — Filmfoodblog

RECIPE FROM JULIE & JULIA: BOEUF BOURGUIGNON

Recipe for Julia Child's classic Boeuf Bourguignon. Step by step to the tastiest boeuf.

Tampopo ei — Filmfoodblog

THE MEANING OF FOOD: JAPAN

Tampopo is about the deeper cultural and symbolic (Japanese) meaning of food. An unmissable guide to Tampopo's Japan in 12 food scenes.

the cook the thief his wife and her lover — Filmfoodblog

TOP 5 OF HELEN MIRRENS FOOD FILMS

Food is always fun to watch in a film. But check this top 5 of how Helen Mirren breaks down great dishes.

Kitchen Stories still — Filmfoodblog

KITCHEN STORIES

Kitchens in films tell the story in their own way. Five cuisines from famous films and their meaning.

TOAST wedding — Filmfoodblog

BITTERSWEET TOAST

Toast is the story of Nigel Slater, English top chef. An introduction to his life story and English cuisine.

julie julia bruschetta — Filmfoodblog

THE ART OF NOT-EATING

It is certainly not easy for actors to act, to talk and to have a tasty meal at the same time. These are the six tricks.

dia de muertos — Filmfoodblog

THE MAGICAL MEXICAN CUISINE

In Como agua para chocolate, ghosts play a major role, as in all of Mexico.

short rib taco roy choi — Filmfoodblog

THE CHEF BEHIND CHEF: ROY CHOI

One of the things that made Chef a pleasantly digestible food film is the delicious food. So let's take a look at what really happened behind the scenes. Because not many (other) food films capture the kitchen atmosphere as well as Chef.

when harry met sally turkey sandwich — Filmfoodblog

I’LL HAVE WHAT SHE’S HAVING

The scene and setting are world famous: Sally (Meg Ryan) pretends to have an orgasm in the middle of Katz's Delicatessen and a woman sitting at a table next to them makes one of the greatest movie quotes ever; "I'll have what she's having."