Out of all the Disney movies, 'The Princess and the Frog' was the ultimate foodie dream come true. Tiana's dream of opening a New Orleans restaurant was as delicious as

the food she made throughout the movie. From her beignets to the traditional gumbo, which is easy to make and perfect for a chill night in.

We've all seen 'Chopped' and know how important the roux is. It's what's going to give your gumbo that thickness. Once you've cooked that roux mix of flour and bacon

drippings for 20-30 minutes you're going to place your finely-cut veggie assortment in. Don't forget to add the protein of your choice! Then you're going to let that all simmer

for about an hour.

Drinks are totally food, right? Well in this case they are! Robin Hood is known for his bravery and charm but today we're talking about that ale. The ale from

the tournament that left Sir Hiss feeling a little loopy.

Unlike your typical beer, ale started out as a drink that was made without the hops. Since 'Robin Hood' was set back in the day, that's the kind you're going

to want to make. All you'll need is some malt, oats, water, and ale yeast. Just add crushed malt and dry oats into boiled water. Okay, that's not all you

have to do. Check out how they do it at Carnegie Mellon.

Whenever you needed a babysitter as a kid, you wished on every star Mary Poppins would come through the door. Instead, it was some grumpy teenager who ignored you all

night and didn't even come prepared with those delicious looking caramel apples Poppins dealt out.

Since you can buy apples, all you need to do here is make the caramel. Easy! Put a cup of brown sugar, half a cup of half-and-half, some butter (4

tbsp), vanilla extract (1 tbsp), and a hint of salt in a saucepan. Leave that on a low level of heat for about 7 minutes. 

Don't forget to stir it! How

many times have we seen caramel fails on cooking shows because they left it to burn? Don't make that mistake. Once it's all done, you can let it cool. Then

you can microwave and dip your apples. After they've dried, enjoy.

Other than making us try and catch our toys talking behind our backs, 'Toy Story' made us fall in love with pizza all over again. How could we not when

it came from the coolest place in the universe, Pizza Planet?

Making your own pizza pie is pretty easy once you get the dough. Three cups of flour, a tablespoon of sugar, 3 tbsp of olive oil, 1 teaspoon of salt,

a package of yeast and a cup of water and voila! Once you've kneaded it out and let the yeast settle for a half-hour, you're ready to add the sauce

and toppings of your choice.

If there is one thing that Halloween is incomplete without it's watching 'Hocus Pocus' about 683 times during the month of October. Now you can add a new tradition by

drinking apple cider that draws back to the part where Dani totally embarrassed her brother by talking about his crush's yabbos.

Make sure you have a lot of time because apple cider takes a while. First, you're going to cut about 10 apples into 4 pieces each. Once you've placed them

in a pot with about two inches of water you're going to add in the goodies—sugar (3/4 cup), cinnamon (1 tbsp), and allspice (1 tbsp). Boil that for an hour.

After that, you can go ahead and let it simmer for another two before removing from the heat; get rid of any of the solid nastiness left over. Once it's

chilled you can get your cider on!

Lindsay Lohan has given us so much, including 'Freaky Friday.' Well, at least she gave us the remake, in which a fortune cookie caused a mother and daughter to switch

bodies.

In my head, you had to go out to get the wonderful gift that is a fortune cookie. But apparently, these are incredibly easy to make. 

You can go ahead and

write out fortunes if you want and set them aside before you start. As for the cookie, draw a 3 1/2 inch circle on some parchment paper. Then you're going

to mix together 3 tablespoons of softened butter and sugar, one egg, some vanilla extract (1/2 tsp) and a smidge of flour (1/3 cup). Once that's all mixed, spread it

on that circle you drew and bake for no longer than five minutes. When you get it out of the oven, put your fortune in, remove it from the parchment

paper and pray. Because this is the hard part - folding! Fold that little sucker in half and hold for a few seconds. Then to get that signature bend, hang

it on the edge of a cup. BAM, done.

In reality, you'd never want to get down on some yellow snow, but we're talking about the snowcones that Yeti from 'Monsters Inc.' had, so it's okay.

One doesn't need an actual snowcone machine for this. If you have a blender, you're in business. Get the ice from your freezer, place it in the blender and crush

those suckers up. Place the desired amount in your cup and add the pre-bought flavors you picked up at the store. You can rock the lemon for a signature Yeti,

or any other flavor choice. Go wild and be cool.

Whenever Frollo's sketchy behind visited Quasimodo, he did bring a nice spread that included cheese, apples, bread, and grapes. If you're not the best in the kitchen but still want

to impress your guests, this is the route to go.

All you need to do for this one is buy the things you want and make sure they're presented nicely on a plate. You're going to need to slice the

apples, cheese, and bread. Then arrange them in a nice way, very fancy-like. Oh yes, don't forget the wine. Must. Have. Wine.

Homegirl was asleep most of the time, but before she started snoozing we got to see one of the tastiest looking cakes ever. Yeah, it was a bit droopy...but whatever.

When I was younger, I thought cake that had that swirly center was magic. Turns out it's pretty simple to make. All you need to do is make two basic

white cake batters. Then add pink coloring to one and blue to the other. Pour one into the pan first, and then swirl in the other. Bake as usual and

your result will look beautiful as these made by Lottie Does.

Many Disney fanatics are well over the age of 21 and can side with Jack Sparrow when it comes to the wonders of a nice rum drink.

While there are a million and one ways to have rum, we suggest sticking with a Caribbean theme and simply adding some natural coconut water. That's right, skip the processed

stuff. Get yourself your favorite rum and a fresh coconut to split and enjoy.

Bugs provide a lot of protein but that's not what we're about. Instead, we're here to give you an alternative to the real thing.

To make your own gummy bugs you'll need an insect mold, five packets of gelatin (1 flavored, 4 unflavored) and 1/2 cup of water. Let that mixture come to a

boil, then place the results in the molds and freeze for 10 minutes. Then put those babies in the fridge for another 10 to thaw just a bit so they

can have that wiggle jiggle action.

You don't have to wait for a total stranger to walk up in your house to make you a pie. You can make your own gooseberry pie today.

Once you've got your pie crust all done you're going to want to make a filling that all seven dwarves would be proud of. Make sure to remove the stems

and rinse a few cups of gooseberries. Then place 1/2 cup of smashed berries, a couple cups of white sugar, tapioca (3 tbsp), and a little salt (1/2 tsp) in

a saucepan. Cook those for a few minutes before adding the rest of the berries — full. (Don't smash the others!) Then you're going to put that mixture in the

pie, top it with the other crust and bake for 30-40 minutes.  

There is no Disney fan alive that can deny the power of the pea soup in 'The Rescuers Down Under.'

Basically, anything you want can go along with peas when it comes to soup, but we like ours with carrots, celery, ham bone, onion and a little radish on top

for garnish. Go ahead and heat about a pound of peas in a dutch oven for a couple of minutes. Then you'll let those sit alone for about hour before

tossing in some onion, celery, pepper and ham bone for an hour-and-a-half before removing that bone. Once the bone is out, trim the fat and put the good parts back

in the pot along with some carrots for another half-hour. Make sure to occasionally stir.

Going off what Bruce said in 'Finding Nemo,' fish are friends, not food. With that, we're offering up an alternative that leaves our fish confidants unharmed.

The great thing about tofu is that it'll literally taste like whatever you want it to. So say you wanted a stir-fry dish but wanted to lay off the fish,

you could substitute in a marinated tofu instead. So you'll want to pick your marinade and soak that tofu before you toss it into the wok alongside your noodles and

veggies.

Is there anything on Earth as great as a simple chocolate chip cookie? Well, yeah...a dozen of them!

Every home should have their own chocolate chip cookie recipe. Now yours will, too! Preheat that oven to 375 degrees while you're working on the mix. 

Put 3/4 cups of granulated sugar

and brown sugar each, a cup of softened butter, a teaspoon of vanilla, an egg, 2 1/4 cup of flour, a teaspoon of baking soda, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, and—of

course—a package of chocolate chips in a big enough bowl and get to mixing. Once that's all done, place little balls of dough on your cookie sheet. After about 10

minutes your house will smell marvelous.

This is a dish best served for two, if you know what we mean.

Making homemade noodles is up to you, but we're going to focus on the sauce. A meat sauce to be exact. 

You're going to want to brown your ground beef along

with some chopped onions, olive oil, oregano, basil, and bay leaves if you're going for true Italiano. Don't forget the basics: salt and pepper. Once that's working well together, add

the tomato paste and diced tomatoes. Go ahead and let that simmer together for about an hour and a half. Once that's all done, you can add it to your

pasta and dig in.

Everyone in 'High School Musical,' the first time around, was fighting off the stereotypes that had been placed upon them. Remember when they all overreacted TOO MUCH to that one

kid playing the cello? Yeah, well the same can be said of Zeke and his baking. Only he came to accept his gift for cooking, and fans came to love

his creme brulee.

There isn't much to making a creme brulee. It's just some heavy cream, vanilla, eggs, and sugar BUT it's not for first-timers. Check out how Tasty does it.

There was so much going on in 'Zootopia' from the social commentary to the 'Breaking Bad' reference, but none of us can forget those popsicle treats.

We're going to focus on a healthier version. Don't turn up your nose; they're just as good. So instead of processed juice, you're going to want to take vanilla or

plain yogurt and add in some fresh fruit. Place those in your popsicle molds with their signature sticks, freeze, and then, indulge.

Maize to Pocahontas, corn to us today, it was as much a staple then as it is now. We even can cook it the same way on the fire.

Hands down, corn on the cob cooked over a fire is bomb. You don't even need to deal with pesky foil. You can leave it in the husk, toss it

on the grill and wait. 15 minutes later you can add the gift that is butter and chow down.

Out of all the food presented to Belle during "Be Our Guest" our tummies wanted that weird grey stuff the most. Probably because we had no idea what the heck

it was. The mystery is over though!

Turns out the grey stuff is a simple blend of crushed Oreos, instant vanilla pudding, and Cool Whip. Once you've gotten all of those together, you can top your favorite

cake with it.