![Eric and I have started a tradition on Sunday nights where we cook (a recipe that will yield good leftovers is the only requirement) and watch a classic movie. It’s a good remedy for the “Sunday night blues,” and we’ve picked it back up now that Don Draper and crew are back on hiatus.Someday maybe I’ll get around to posting every movie + food pairing, but for now, I’ll just share my recent favorites:[food]: Pasta pan-fried with butternut squash, sage and pine nuts[film]: Some Like it HotTry either (or both together for maximum enjoyment)! You won’t be disappointed.](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ku37u5hb8Q1qzqto8o1_400.png)
Eric and I have started a tradition on Sunday nights where we cook (a recipe that will yield good leftovers is the only requirement) and watch a classic movie. It’s a good remedy for the “Sunday night blues,” and we’ve picked it back up now that Don Draper and crew are back on hiatus.
Someday maybe I’ll get around to posting every movie + food pairing, but for now, I’ll just share my recent favorites:
[food]: Pasta pan-fried with butternut squash, sage and pine nuts
[film]: Some Like it Hot
Try either (or both together for maximum enjoyment)! You won’t be disappointed.
