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Christian 2022-01-13 08:01:20
A table of French New Year's Eve dinner 150 years ago
Originally published in Zhiwei Wine Magazine, I have always liked movies related to food and wine. Although the entry point is all about food and drink, as a person’s great desire, it is often accompanied by sad or joyful stories full of human touch, or twists and turns. Journey of mind. Whether...
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Jevon 2022-03-21 09:02:49
"Babette's Feast"
This is a Danish film, which mainly describes the Christian Lutheran believers in Denmark. They have no intention of fighting and are willing to be poor. The priest's two daughters are beautiful as flowers, and they say to the man who came to propose that the two daughters are like his left and...
Bodil Kjer
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Anais 2022-03-15 09:01:05
I'm crazy. Is this a movie invested by a Puritan? The life of a Puritan is really terrifying. It is even more terrifying to have a priest and father who allows his daughter to live this life. When Babette met them for dinner for the first time, I laughed to death, as if feeling the anger of a famous Cantonese chef coming to Beijing.
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Makayla 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Very simple movie from a certain angle, very warm ending. Lutherans are well described as being different from people. Various elements of France can always be presented in the films of various countries as an organic element. The amorous tenor in the film and the food are the same, and so is the babette. Spending money on people who have a connection with them is the end. But French cuisine is real and unparalleled in the world. In addition, the main dish in the film is Cailles en sarcophage au foie gras et sauce aux truffes, and the recipe can be found.
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