Indulge in Thanksgiving with Delicious Food Imagery (No, Not That Kind)
Thanksgiving is no season for dieting. It's not only about the culinary delights gracing the table. There's a cornucopia of delectable entertainment to indulge in too. Here's a sampling of what you can feast your eyes on over the holiday—in case you require a respite from loved ones or a sensory feast that won't add inches to your waistline.
"Selena + Chef: Home for the Holidays"
Selena Gomez, the multitalented singer and actress, invites you into her kitchen. Since 2020, this vivacious home chef has been sharing her cooking adventures alongside guest culinary professionals. Tune into Max for her tasty recipes.
"Food Lore"
Experience eight compelling tales woven around Asian culture. This anthology serves up a smorgasbord of satire, drama, and sumptuous meals sure to whet your appetite.
"Babette’s Feast"
Thanksgiving spreads are grand, yet few match the opulence of this 1987 classic. Starring Stéphane Audran, it's a tale of a French woman using a fortuitous inheritance to host a lavish dinner.
"Chef"
Head over to Starz for Jon Favreau's indie gem. Follow a chef's journey from failed ventures in Los Angeles to culinary redemption via a Miami food truck. The cuisine takes center stage, despite the notable cast, including John Leguizamo.
"Boiling Point"
This gripping 2021 British drama features Stephen Graham as Andy Jones, a head chef juggling personal and professional turmoil during a hectic restaurant shift. Stream it on Peacock.
"Tortilla Soup"
Inspired by "Eat Drink Man Woman," this 2001 dramady centers on Héctor Elizondo as a semi-retired chef who, after tragedy, must rediscover his palate and life balance with his daughters' help.
"Burnt"
In this 2015 film, Bradley Cooper portrays a fallen chef striving for redemption and legacy restoration in the culinary world.
"Inside the Food Factory"
Join Gregg Wallace as he delves into the fascinating machinery behind everyday foods. Get an insider's peek at how your favorite treats are crafted.
"Deliciousness"
With Tiffani Thiessen at the helm, this series finds humor in culinary blunders from the internet. Co-hosted by Angela Kinsey, Kel Mitchell, and Tim Chantarangsu, it might just make you chuckle at your own holiday mishaps.
"Big Night"
Abbondanza! This 1996 film showcases Marc Anthony, Tony Shalhoub, and Minnie Driver in a tale of a struggling Italian restaurant facing a pivotal night. Catch it on Prime Video.
"All You Can Eat: Secrets of the World’s Mega Buffet"
Transport yourself to JRC Global Buffet in Watford, a colossal UK dining venue, offering a staggering 350 international dishes. Prepare to be amazed.
"Food Club"
In this 2020 film, three lifelong friends embark on a culinary course in Italy, finding new beginnings along the way. A glass of red wine might complement your viewing.
"The Bear"
Critics and audiences rave over this series following chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) as he attempts to revive his deceased brother's Chicago sandwich shop. Discover the buzz on Hulu.
"Searching for Soul Food"
Celebrity chef Alisa Reynolds embarks on a global journey to honor soul food. From Mississippi to Peru, she uncovers the rich flavors and traditions behind each dish.
"The Great American Baking Show: Holiday Edition"
No meal is complete without dessert. This series' holiday edition features bakers nationwide as they showcase their finest recipes in festive challenges. Delight in the sweetness!
