Everybody loves Disney movies and everybody loves eating. Combine the two and you’ve got a potential best night ever on your hands.
Now, you’re no longer a child so you deserve some grown up foods with your kids’ movies. Check out these easy recipes, tailored to your favorite Disney movies, to prep you for you for a delightful Disney-themed dinner and show.
1. The Little Mermaid: Baked Salmon with Lemon
Photo by Grégoire Durand
Okay, I know it’s a little strange but let’s be real. Who doesn’t crave a light, buttery fish dish after watching Ariel and her fishy friends?
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2. Mulan: Chia and Flaxseed Oatmeal
Photo by Becky Hughes
Mulan eats porridge to keep her stregnth up and so should you. After all, you’re gonna need lots of energy to get through all these movies. This recipe is so easy you can make it with just a microwave.
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3. The Lion King: Tunisian-Style Eggs
Photo by Jeanne Kessira
Bring your taste buds straight to Africa with this egg stew from Tunisia. Be careful of hungry hyenas though.
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4. Snow White: Poison Caramel Apple
Photo by Hannah Lin
Don’t worry, these apples aren’t actually poisonous. They are just the kind of sweet treat that could cheer even Grumpy up.
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5. The Princess and the Frog: Jambalaya
Photo by Daniel Schuleman
Become as good a chef a Tiana with this easy jambalaya recipe. You’ll feel like dancing down the streets of New Orleans.
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6. Cinderella: Pumpkin Cake
Photo by Emily Hu
You don’t need a fairy godmother to help you make this dessert. Grab your Prince Charming and enjoy.
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7. Hercules: Blueberry and Greek Yogurt Cookies
Photo by Connie Fan
Enjoy the food of the Gods (cookies, duh) with a bit of a Greek flair. Even Zeus and Hades can agree that these are the bomb.
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