15 Recipes from TV Shows You Can Cook at Home
Ever wanted to try food from your favorite TV show? Now you can. These 15 recipes let you recreate famous dishes from TV, so you can eat like the characters you love.
1. Friends: Monica’s Thanksgiving Turkey Sandwich
Monica Geller’s famous Thanksgiving turkey sandwich, complete with a “moist maker” layer soaked in gravy, is a delicious way to use up those holiday leftovers. Just remember, it’s all about that extra gravy-soaked piece of bread in the middle that makes this sandwich a hit.
2. Breaking Bad: Los Pollos Hermanos Chicken
Though the show might be more infamous for its chemistry lessons, the fried chicken from Los Pollos Hermanos can be recreated at home minus the meth lab. A blend of spices and a crispy coating make this dish dangerously addictive.
3. Game of Thrones: Lemon Cakes
Sansa Stark’s favorite sweet treat, lemon cakes, are perfect for a themed party or just to enjoy with a cup of tea. These delightful cakes are light, zesty, and easy to make, transporting you to the courts of King’s Landing with every bite.
4. The Simpsons: Homer’s Donuts
Homer Simpson’s love for donuts is iconic. Making these sugary, frosted delights at home is simple. Top them with pink icing and sprinkles to bring a bit of Springfield into your kitchen.
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5. The Office: Kevin’s Famous Chili
Kevin Malone’s chili might have had a tragic end on the office floor, but in your kitchen, it can be a star. A slow-cooked, hearty blend of beans, meat, and spices, this chili is perfect for feeding a crowd or warming up on a cold day.
6. Parks and Recreation: Ron Swanson’s Turf ‘n’ Turf
Ron Swanson’s legendary love for meat is epitomized in his Turf ‘n’ Turf, a steak with a side of steak. Grill up your favorite cuts with a side of bacon for a meal that would make Ron proud.
7. Seinfeld: Elaine’s Big Salad
Elaine’s order of a “big salad” might seem simple, but it’s all about the variety and freshness of the ingredients. Toss together a mix of greens, vegetables, and a protein of your choice to recreate this Seinfeld classic.
8. Friends: Rachel’s Trifle
Rachel Green’s infamous trifle (with beef… sautéed with peas and onions) is memorable for all the wrong reasons. Stick to the dessert layers for a version that’s actually edible and leave out the meat for a sweet treat.
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9. Stranger Things: Eleven’s Eggo Waffles
Eleven’s love for Eggo waffles is undeniable. While you can certainly pop some Eggos in the toaster, why not make your own from scratch? Top with your favorite syrups and toppings for a breakfast fit for a telekinetic hero.
10. The Great British Bake Off: Victoria Sponge Cake
Inspired by the countless renditions seen on The Great British Bake Off, the Victoria Sponge Cake is a classic. Sandwiched with jam and whipped cream, it’s a perfect accompaniment to a cup of tea.
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11. Gilmore Girls: Sookie’s Risotto
Sookie St. James’s magical risotto might have won over a critic, and with a little patience, you can recreate this creamy, comforting dish at home. The key is to slowly stir in the broth, allowing each grain of rice to absorb it fully.
12. Mad Men: Betty’s Upside-Down Cake
Betty Draper’s pineapple upside-down cake is a nod to 1960s American cuisine. Caramelized pineapple atop a fluffy cake makes this dessert a retro treat worth revisiting.
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13. Twin Peaks: Cherry Pie
Agent Cooper’s love for cherry pie in Twin Peaks is well-documented. A flaky crust and a tart cherry filling make this pie a delicious mystery worth solving.
14. The Crown: Sunday Roast
A staple in British households, the Sunday roast can vary but always feels regal. Roast beef, potatoes, vegetables, and Yorkshire pudding make for a meal fit for a queen, or at least fans of The Crown.
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15. Bob’s Burgers: The “Burger of the Day”
Bob’s ever-changing “Burger of the Day” offers endless inspiration for home cooks. Get creative with your toppings and names, making every burger night a fun and delicious experiment.
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