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Tag Archives: Black pepper
Global Advent: Day 23
The Film: À bout portant [Point Blank] – France The classic thriller made modern is a true work of art. It combines suspense and graphic camerawork with a literary presence to create something that satisfies like a good book but … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Christmas, Crossposted, European, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, France, French, Holiday, International Cinema, Modified Recipe, Netflix, Salad, Screenwriting, Side Dish, Spices, Theme, Thriller, Tumblr, Vegetarian
Tagged 36 Quai des Orfèvres, Advent, Anything for Her, À bout portant, Baby Spinach, Bacon, Black pepper, Blank, Christmas, Cinema, cook, Dough, Egg Beaters, Eggs, Film, Film Blog, Filmmaking, Food Blog, Foolproof Pie Crust, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, Foreign Movies, France, Fred Cavaye, French, French Cinema, French Film, French Food, French Movies, Genre, Gilles Lellouche, Holiday, Low Fat, Low Fat Quiche, Luc Besson, Mashed Sweet Potato, Modified Recipe, Movies, Ne le dis à personne, Nutmeg, Pie Crust, Pie Shell, Pierre Morel, Point Blank, Pour Elle, Precinct 36, Quiche Recipe, Recipe, Red onions, Reduced Fat, Roschdy Zem, Screenwriting, Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Spinach, Spinach Bacon Quiche, Spinach Bacon Quiche with Sweet Potato Pie Shell, Spinach Quiche, Suspense, Sweet potato, Sweet Potato Pie Crust, Sweet Potato Pie Shell, Sweet Potato Quiche, Sweet Potato Roti, Taken, Tell No One, Thriller, Writing
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Global Advent: Day 22
The Film: Shaun Of The Dead – England Everything about this film defies the common expectation of a foreign film. Granted, there is generally a difference between foreign language and global film, but whatever reason someone has to avoid films … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Asian, Chinese, Christmas, Comedy, Crossposted, England, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, France, Holiday, International Cinema, Romance, Spices, Theme, Thriller, Tumblr, UK
Tagged Advent, BBC, BBC TV, Bill Nighy, Black pepper, British, British Humor, British Humour, Buckwheat Noodles, Cabbage, Cabbage Ramen Salad, Cabbage Salad, Chinese, Christmas, Cinema, Comedy, Cooking, Crockpot, Edgar Wright, England, English, Film, Film Blog, Film Review, Films, Food, Food Blog, Foregin Movies, Foreign Cinema, Foreign Films, Ginger, Holiday, Homemade, International Cinema, More With Less, More With Less Cookbook, Movie, Movies, Nick Frost, Online Recipes, Pot Luck, Recipe, Recipe Blog, Review, Rice, Screenwriter, Screenwriting, Shaun Of The Dead, Simon Pegg, Soy Sauce, Spaced, Stew, The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy, TV, UK, UK TV, Writing
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Global Advent: Day 21
The Film: Lola rennt [Run Lola Run] – Germany It begins by telling you there is a philosophical question, but this film won’t answer it. It’s a game, and the game has begun. The first time I watched this film, … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Animation, Cardamom, Christmas, Crossposted, Curry Powder, Drama, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Germany, Heist Film, Holiday, Independent, Indian, International Cinema, Romance, Screenwriting, Spices, Theme, Thriller, Tumblr, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged Action, Advent, Arts, Black pepper, Blog, Cardamom, Chick Peas, Christmas, Cinema, Cinnamon, Coconut, Coconut Curry, Coconut oil, cook, Corriander, Curry, Curry Powder, Die Hard, Drama, Film, Film Blog, Filmmaker, Filmmakering, Filmmaking, Films, Food, Food Blog, Foregin Movies, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, Foreign Films, Foreign Food, Foreign Movies, Garbonzo Beans, Genre, German, German Cinema, German Film, German Movie, Germany, Holiday, Homemade, Indian, Indian Food, International Cinema, International Films, John McTeirnan, Lola rennt, Lola Run, Movies, Online Recipes, Recipe Blog, Recipes, Rules, Screenplays, Screenwriter, Screenwriting, Screenwriting Rules, Scripts, Spices, Tablespoon, Thriller, Tom Tykwer, Unsweetened Coconut, Vegan, Vegan Curry, Vegetable Curry, Vegetarian Curry, Writer Director, Writer/Director, Writing, Yellow Curry
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Global Advent: Day 8
The Film: Ha-Ushpizin [Ushpizin] – Israel All over the world there are celebrations, and festivities for Christmas. For me, this Christmas is about Joy To The World — celebrating the global purpose in the holiday. There are a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Drama, Film, Film Genre, Fish, Food, Foreign Film, Hanukkah, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema, Israel, Jewish, Modified Recipe, Side Dish, Spices
Tagged Advent, Baked Fish, Baked Salmon, Black pepper, Bread Crumbs, Breadcrumb, Carrots, Chow.com, Christmas, Cinema, Cultures, Dijon Mustard, Film, Film from Israel, Food, Foregin Food, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, Gidi Dar, Global, Hannukah, Healthy, Healthy Dinner, Healthy Recipe, Hebrew, Hebrew Film, Holiday, Ilan Ganani, Israel, Israeli Film, Israeli Movie, Jew, Jewish, Jews, Joy To The World, Judaism, Latke, Latkes, Low Carb, Low Salt, Michal Bat-Sheva Rand, Movies, Mustard (condiment), Olive oil, Orthodox Jew, Panko, parsley, Potato, Protein, Recipe, Salmon, Shaul Mizrahi, Shuli Rand, Succoth, sukkot, Sweet Potato Latke, Tablespoon, Toasted Breadcrumbs, Ushpizin, Vegetable fats and oils, Vegetable Latkes, Vegetables, Zucchini, Zucchini Latke
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Global Advent: Day 6
The Film: Mou gaan dou [Infernal Affairs Trilogy] – China Here’s another film that was subject to a remake. Only this time it went the usual direction, foreign-language to English-language. And like yesterday’s film, this one also stars Andy Lau. … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Asian, China, Chinese, Christmas, Crossposted, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Holiday, Hong Kong, Independent, International Cinema, Leftovers, Side Dish, Spices, Thriller, Tumblr, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged 5 Spice, Advent, Almond, Almond Chicken, Almond Powder, Andy Lau, Asian, Asian Zucchini, Black pepper, Chicken, China, Chinese, Chinese Cinema, Chinese Food, Christmas, Cinema, Edison Chen, Film, Film Trilogy, Films, Foregin Cinema, Foregin Film, Foregin Food, Garlic, Holiday, Homemade, Hon Sam, Hong-Kong, Infernal Affairs, Low Salt, Marathon, Martin Scorsese, Movie Marathon, Movies, Panko, Pounded Chicken, Recipe, Sambal, Sauce, Scorsese, Sesame, Sesame Oil, Sesame Seeds, Shawn Ye, Shawn Yue, Soy Sauce, The Departed, Tony Leung, Tony Leung Chi Wai, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Trilogy, Wong Chi Shing, Zucchini
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Global Advent: Day 5
The Film: Wo Zhi Nu Ren Xin [What Women Want] – China I liked this movie very much. It’s hard to dislike anything with Andy Lau but I quickly realized he’s not the only reason to enjoy this film. This … Continue reading
Posted in Arabic, China, Christmas, Comedy, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Holiday, International Cinema, Netflix, Romantic Comedy, Soup, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged 7 Spice, Andy Lau, Arabic Lentil Soup, Arabic Soup, Black pepper, Bokharat, Broth, China, Cinema, cook, Curry, Curry Powder, Daming Chen, Eva Cao, Film, Garlic, Gong Li, Healthy, Helen Hunt, hummus, I Know a Woman's Heart, Lentil, Lentil soup, Lentils, Li Gong, Low Carb, Low Salt, Mel Gibson, Mint Hummus, Movies, Onion, parsley, Remakes, Salad, seven spice, Soup, Sumac, Whole Wheat, Whole Wheat Pita, Wo Zhi Nu Ren Xin
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