Old Black & White Movies
This 1939 film, not only one of the longest of its era, also became one of the highest-grossing films of all time, earning around $400 million worldwide (adjusted for inflation) and winning 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
Gone With the Wind
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan declared this flower as the national flower emblem of the U.S.
Rose
The recipe that Moira and David make together in one episode.
Enchiladas
This culinary term refers to a precise cut of vegetables or meat, often in uniform shapes, for consistency in presentation and cooking time.
Julienne
This garnish, often used in a martini, is also a common feature in Greek cuisine, and is usually a small brined fruit.
Olive
This 1942 film, set against the backdrop of World War II, is known for the line "Here’s looking at you, kid" and stars Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.
Casablanca
This Flower is edible. They are often used as an ingredient of salads and for decoration of sweet desserts.
Marigolds
The name of the womens' choral group in town
Jazzagals
This food item was once used as currency by the ancient Mayans and Aztecs, who also believed it was a gift from the gods.
Cocoa (chocolaate)
This martini variation is made with cranberry juice, vodka, and a splash of lime, and became popular in the late 1990s.
Cosmopolitan?
This 1946 film by Frank Capra features a man named George Bailey who, with the help of an angel, realizes the importance of his life in a small town called Bedford Falls.
It’s a Wonderful Life?
These flowers are one of the largest plant families in the world, making up around 10% of the world’s total flowering plant population.
Daisies
Johnny Rose's real diagnosis when he thought he was having a heart attack.
Heartburn
This exotic fruit, native to Southeast Asia, has a spiky, green rind and a sweet, custard-like interior that is considered a delicacy in many parts of the world. Also known for it's pungent smell.
Durian
The dark colored martini has gained significant popularity in the last few years, especially as a post-dinner drink. It’s the perfect combination of dessert and cocktail.
Espresso Martini
This cinematic technique, used in Nosferatu, involves photographing a scene with models to create the illusion of much larger objects or creatures.
Stopmotion
This fungal disease, characterized by the appearance of rust-colored spots on leaves, commonly affects crops like beans and tomatoes.
Rust
The character is who said - "Tweet us on Facebook!"
Johnny Rose?
This cooking technique, commonly used in French cuisine, involves submerging food in fat at a low temperature, allowing it to cook slowly and evenly while retaining moisture.
Confit
The martini is often said to have originated from this California city, which is also the namesake of a famous glass used to serve the cocktail.
San Francisco?
In this 1941 film, a disillusioned private eye investigates a missing person case that leads him to a complex web of lies, deceit, and murder.
The Maltese Falcon?
Which fruit grows on a plant that is officially considered an herb and the fruit is actually classified as a berry
Banana
Ted and Alexis decide to temporarily move here for a research opportunity.
The Galapagos Islands?
This seaweed, commonly used in sushi, is cultivated in Japan and has a distinctive umami flavor, often found in miso soup or as a wrap for sushi.
Nori
In the 20th century, this actor famously ordered his martinis to be shaken, not stirred, a phrase now synonymous with martini culture.
James Bond