11 recipes to re-create iconic dishes from Disney movies at home

Amanda KrauseMay 16, 2020, 17:22 IST

Beignets are seen throughout "The Princess and the Frog."Walt Disney Animation Studios

Though many of Disney's beloved films are animated, you can still make dishes inspired by the movies in real life.
Tiana's beignets from "The Princess and the Frog," for example, are easy to make at home.
You can also re-create Snow White's gooseberry pie, Aurora's birthday cake, and cheese soufflé from "Beauty and the Beast."
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If you're a Disney fan, chances are that you've always wanted to try at least one dish from an animated classic.

For example, there's Tiana's honey-glazed beignets, and Remy's ratatouille. Going back even farther into Disney's catalog, there's Snow White's gooseberry pie. Luckily for fans, all of these dishes and more can be replicated in real life using household ingredients.

Here are some of the animated foods you can bring to life in your kitchen.

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Mushu's porridge from "Mulan" can be eaten at any time of day.

The smiling face on Mushu's breakfast is made from eggs and bacon. Disney

If you prefer villains over princesses, try your hand at making the poison apple from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."

The Evil Queen uses this apple to poison Snow White in the 1938 movie. Disney

The grey stuff is a beloved dessert amongst "Beauty and the Beast" fans.

Belle tries the grey stuff while dining at the Beast's castle. Disney

The magical cookies in "Alice in Wonderland" are pretty easy to make.

These cookies make Alice grow after she eats one. Disney

If it's hot outside, consider making snow cones like the ones in "Monsters, Inc."

Mike Wazowski never actually eats the snow cones during the movie. Pixar Animation Studios

You don't need to be celebrating a birthday to enjoy Aurora's lopsided birthday cake.

Fauna attempts to make a 16th birthday cake for Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty." Disney

The cheese soufflé from "Beauty and the Beast" is an impressive yet simple dish.

Pudding and a pie also dance past Belle during this scene. Disney

You'll only need a few household ingredients to bake the empire biscuits from "Brave."

Hamish, Hubert, and Harris eat empire biscuits in "Brave." Pixar Animation Studios

Snow White's gooseberry pie makes for a unique dessert.

Snow White wrote Grumpy's name on the pie seen in the movie. Disney

Remy's ratatouille is the perfect option for a gourmet dinner.

Remy the rat makes a ratatouille dish at the end of the 2007 film. Pixar Animation Studios

Tiana's beignets from "The Princess and the Frog" make for a delicious dessert.

Beignets are seen throughout "The Princess and the Frog." Disney

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