Food movies to watch during the holidays

December 4, 2013 by
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Ratatouille's Ratatouille

We’re being inundated with lists this holiday season – some have information that is largely recycled, but some lists are really rather good and we’ll be linking to those occasionally. Case in point is this list from Epicurious, The 15 Best Food Movies to Stream for the Holidays (the links go to a description of the movies and documentaries at imdb ):

Happy relaxing! And if you have any to add, we’d love to hear them.

Photo of Ratatouille’s Ratatouille, recipe as recreated at the Smitten Kitchen, photo by Deb Perelman

 

Category: Antipasto

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  • anniette  on  December 4, 2013

    Babette's Feast, Fried Green Tomatoes, Someone is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe,Tampopo, Good Fellas,

  • hillsboroks  on  December 4, 2013

    I recently watched Haute Cuisine on Netflix. Yes it was in French with subtitles but it was such a wonderful comic movie based on the true story of Mitterrand's spunky personal chef that soon I forgot about the French and just enjoyed the story.

  • boardingace  on  December 6, 2013

    i will be bookmarking this list!! 🙂

  • pwsnook  on  December 17, 2013

    Can't have a list like this without 'Babette's Feast'! The cinematography was so fantastic, you could all but reach out & grab a bite of Guinea Hen yourself. Course by course, the puritan diners were transformed by sugar and spice.

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