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10 Things to Eat While Watching the Golden Globes

Award-worthy pairings for the Best Motion Picture nominees.
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Unlike the Oscars, the Golden Globes allow 10 movies to be nominated for Best Motion Picture (separated by drama and comedy). That means the show will be longer and you'll need more food and booze to get through it. We're really into a themed party, so we've paired all the nominees with dishes that match up to scenes or themes in the films, like Call Me By Your Name with an, ahem, peach cocktail, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri with the state's signature cake, and more.

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    Alex Lau
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    Call Me By Your Name and Hound Dog Cocktails

    Say cheers to the gay love story with a peach-bourbon Hound Dog cocktail. We won't spoil the very specific peach scene in the movie—if you know, you know.

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  • Plate of deviled eggs garnished with parsley with tobasco sauce on the side
    Photograph by Victoria Jane, Food Styling by Mieko Takahashi
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    The Shape of Water and Deviled Eggs

    Even if you don't fall in love with a monster, you can eat hard-boiled eggs—okay, upgrade: deviled eggs—like Elisa (Sally Hawkins) in Guillermo del Toro's fantasy film.

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  • Tuna casserole seen from overhead with a scoop being removed on a purple tablecloth.
    Photograph by Victoria Jane, Food Styling by Mallory Lance, Prop Styling by Alexandra Massillon
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    The Post and Tuna Noodle Casserole

    Root for Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks while eating the comfort food that would have been a popular dinner during the early 70s, like our elevated tuna noodle casserole topped with potato chips.

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    Kelsey McClellan
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    Get Out and Granola Cookies

    The iconic cereal scene in Get Out doesn't involve granola (we don't have any Froot Loops recipes, sadly), but granola cookies are easier to share with a group of friends.

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Alyse Whitney is the managing editor of Cravings by Chrissy Teigen, based in Los Angeles. She is a Korean-American adoptee who is currently tackling making homemade kimchi for the first time. She was formerly the senior food editor at Rachael Ray Every Day, an associate editor at Bon Appétit, and ... Read More
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