Classic Movies Paired with your Favorite Comfort Food
As the days get shorter and the nights longer, our nights have the potential to be filled with family, fun, and games, and included in that is our all-time favorite – movie night. Consider taking your next movie night to the next level with movie night snack ideas that complement the classics.
Best Comfort Food to Compliment Classic Movies
We’ve lined up our favorite films and paired them with some of our favorite comfort foods – all boasting healthy comfort food options. So, choose from the best comfort food, and let’s get cooking!
Classic Ground Beef Burger Comfort Food
Pair our classic burger made of high-quality ground beef, (grass-fed as usual) with Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. These may not match up to those of the iconic Big Kahuna Burger, but they’re pretty close!
Whole30 Cowboy Chili Comfort Food
Not only is this hearty, flavorful cowboy chili a strong contender for the best comfort food recipe, it also compliments the 1966 classic spaghetti Western film “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” starring Clint Eastwood. A classic western for a classic cowboy chili.
Ultimate Tailgate Sliders With Bacon Aioli
Put a spin on your usual tailgate party. Pretend you’re tailgating while you sit down to watch Remember the Titans and indulge in these flavorful sliders. After all, tailgating and football go hand-in-hand!
Horseradish Garlic Crusted Tenderloin
If you’re looking for more meat grass fed Pre beef continues with spicy horseradish in this yummy dish. The sauce compliments the beef perfectly, and the beef compliments the film “Rocky” perfectly. This tenderloin is a meal fit for Rocky Balboa himself!
Chili Rubbed New York Strip With Roasted Corn Salsa
For a dish that is slathered with a sweet and spicy chili rub, we’ve selected “The Wizard of Oz” for you to watch. As Dorothy makes her way down the yellow brick road, just imagine that the roasted corn salsa has been harvested from the cornfields of Oz.
Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Careful! Don’t make the meatballs from this crowd-pleaser too big, or you’ll be in wrangling meatballs like the inventor Flint Lockwood in “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs”. Indeed, our sweet and sour meatballs make a fun movie night snack for a fun family movie.
Whole30 Italian Sous Vide Beef Egg Bites
The 1985 John Hughes classic “The Breakfast Club” just had to make our list, and is there any better meal to pair this film with than breakfast? We didn’t think so. These sous vide beef egg bites make a wonderful addition to a wonderful film. Sit back, relax, and enjoy!
Whole30 Herbed Ghee Basted Ribeye Steak with Seasoned Frites
It isn’t a box of chocolates, or Bubba Gump shrimp, but this simple, wholesome meal pairs perfectly with the American drama “Forrest Gump”. So, select a choice of ribeye for your dinner tonight and settle in for the night.