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If you’re ever in a hankering for a quick office-appropriate snack, please don’t try making rice pudding brulee. Your office fire marshal will not be pleased.
Troy's Casserole inspired by Community — Binging With Babish
Well, I've been terrified to tackle Troy's titular traybake for years, and in about 12 minutes you'll see why. But, Community returned yesterday with a table read from the full original cast, and I couldn't think of a better way to celebrate. Srap in folks, this one's gonna get weird.
Pigs in a Blanket inspired by The Office — Binging With Babish
When is the best time to consume Pigs in a Blanket? While modern science may never give us a definitive answer, our consensus is while you, yourself, are wrapped in a blanket.
Paunch Burger inspired by Parks & Rec — Binging With Babish
What’s in it? Who cares! How many calories? Shut up!
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Pretzel Rods from 'Classic Snacks Made from Scratch'
Is there any snacker on earth who doesn't like pretzels? Their malty, subtle sweetness, generous crunch, and potent salt coating make for an easy-to-love snack that never really grows old. In Casey Barber's Classic Snacks Made from Scratch, the hard pretzels are a classic take on the form. No sourdough starter or fancy flours here, just good old yeast, brown sugar, and baking soda.
Double-Glazed Apple Fritters inspired by Regular Show — Binging With Babish
As has become tradition in the Babish household, we're ringing in 5 million subscribers with some confections from Regular Show: the tantalizingly double-glazed apple fritters that transport our heroes to another plane of existence. Will they force our reality to similarly burst at its sugary seams?
Dessert Dogs inspired by The Simpsons — Binging With Babish
This week, we're returning to Springfield for a fan favorite tasty-fake: Marge Simpson's Oven Fresh Bake Off-winning dessert dogs. Deep fried cookie dough in a meringue bun, drizzled with cherry syrup and caramel? I can't think of a better way to torpedo those New Year's resolutions!
EVERYTHING Bagel inspired by Everything Everywhere All At Once — Binging With Babish
Heads up folks, it's the only time you'll ever catch me using all-caps in an episode title - and it's because this really, and truly, is the EVERYTHING bagel. Plus salt.
Kevin's Famous Chili inspired by The Office — Binging With Babish
Kevin Malone is the tragically comic overweight buffoon (and World Series of Poker champion?) we all know and love from The Office. When he's not shotgunning cookie jars full of M&M's, Kevin sometimes treats his coworkers to the Malone family's mainstay: chili. Let's follow along and try ver
Homer Simpson's Patented Space Age Out-Of-This-World Moon Waffles — Binging With Babish
Homer Simpson revels in combining food and drink with wild abandon: every liquor in the house set aflame with cough syrup, skittles floating in beer, tomatoes cross-bred with tobacco. Few, however, are as heartbreakingly realistic as the H.S.P.S.A.O.O.T.W.M.W. Strip down to your undies, strap on an
Michael Gary Scott has many monikers - practitioner of Propeica, spokesman for scotch & splenda, tormentor of Toby, and pioneer of pretzel paraphernalia. Not listed among these accolades is arterial health, as our sugar-hyped-hero forgoes a day's work for the sake of a fully-loaded pretzel,
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Kevin's Famous Chili inspired by The Office — Binging With Babish
Kevin Malone is the tragically comic overweight buffoon (and World Series of Poker champion?) we all know and love from The Office. When he's not shotgunning cookie jars full of M&M's, Kevin sometimes treats his coworkers to the Malone family's mainstay: chili. Let's follow along and try ver
King of the Hill Special — Binging With Babish
Peggy Hill is many things: she's a mother. A boggle champ. A substitute teacher (substitute teacher of the year twice, in fact). A sculptor. A foot fetish model. A kidnapper. A survivor of a fall from 13,000 feet without a parachute. The mother of the 15th Dalai Lama. She is by her own admission, ho
Paunch Burger inspired by Parks & Rec — Binging With Babish
What’s in it? Who cares! How many calories? Shut up!
Cheesy Blasters inspired by 30 Rock — Binging With Babish
Liz Lemon is much more than a fictional character to compare yourself to in your Tinder profile - she's dynamic, she's strong, and she's kind of gross in her personal life. One of her many gross attributes is a taste for Cheesy Blasters, the MeatCat™-approved snack containing jack cheese, hot dogs,
Sandy Frye's Appetizers inspired by Bob's Burgers — Binging With Babish
Today we embark upon our third journey into foods from Bob's Burgers...that aren't burgers. Because sometimes you need to stretch a bit so you can make a "big game" episode. But hey, we learn how to make quick puff pastry, one in 90 minutes, the other in less than an hour!
Chili Dogs inspired by The Irishman — Binging With Babish
The Irishman, like many of Scorsese's sweeping epics, uses food to help build its rich cast of characters. Prison sauce for Henry Hill, steak for Jake La Motta, apple pie with yellow cheese for Travis Bickle - and most recently, chili dogs for Jimmy Hoffa.
Turf n' Turf inspired by Parks and Rec — Binging With Babish
With the exception of Ben Wyatt's likely fandom, however, Lord of the Rings has nothing to do with the subject of today's episode: Parks & Rec's Ron Swanson. In wishing to celebrate the big 6M, Ron's favorite order at Charles Mulligan's Steakhouse seemed fitting: prime, dry-aged beef with a
Meatballs inspired by 30 Rock — Binging With Babish
Meatballs so good they’ll convince you to cover for your employee’s ill-repute relationship every once in a while. On second thought, definitely don’t do that, but do try out these meatballs!
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Special (Part II) — Binging With Babish
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns as one of the leaders of food-as-plot-device-comedies, with its narcissist protagonists often tangling delicious (or disgusting) cuisine up in their antics. Grilled Frank, in particular, is ripe for innovation.
Troy's Casserole inspired by Community — Binging With Babish
Well, I've been terrified to tackle Troy's titular traybake for years, and in about 12 minutes you'll see why. But, Community returned yesterday with a table read from the full original cast, and I couldn't think of a better way to celebrate. Srap in folks, this one's gonna get weird.