Sentences with phrase «schmaltz makes»

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Chicken fat or schmaltz is really really yummy, it makes everything you cook it in taste amazing.

A bastion of calm across the street from Brooklyn's invariably teeming Trader Joe's, this sunny storefront in Cobble Hill offers schmaltz - fried potato pancakes (also available in vegetarian and gluten free), as well as latkes made with sweet potatoes and celery root.

Either keep it dairy (with the cheese) and skip the meat and use butter or coconut oil instead of the bacon fat; or you could make it meat and eliminate the cheese but add a larger amount of turkey bacon and use either beef drippings, schmaltz, or coconut oil; or you could make the recipe pareve by skipping both the cheese and the meat and using just coconut or olive oil and some chopped, cooked veggies like cauliflower or broccoli, or even some salmon if you like.

If you can't find schmaltz at your grocery store or butcher shop, dreams can also be made of butter.

This gravy begins with schmaltz, the chicken fat that dreams and matzoh balls are made of.

But remember, unless you're making hot - water pastry you'll want to chill or even freeze the schmaltz well before incorporating it into your dough.

If you can't locate schmaltz or don't have time to make your own, no worries — the latkes will taste great without it, too.

What began two films ago as a deliciously snarky reinventing of fairy tales, done with appropriate, and long overdue, swipes at the purveyors of schmaltz has become the very thing it once made sport of.

The story sometimes slips into soapy territory, but when you think the schmaltz is going to ruin it, Yamada gives it just enough of a twist to make you realize this is not your regular romantic film.

If this film at least owned up to its cruel spirit, that would at least make it a little more digestible, but by supplying an ending comprised entirely of artificial schmaltz, it somehow makes the experience feel even more repugnant.

He's trying to make a heart - tugging account of a boy and his horse with all the classical filmmaking techniques that he grew up admiring, but where schmaltz can work when done delicately and with precision, Spielberg and his collaborators have lacquered this baby up in so many shiny coats of manipulative drivel that it borders on spoof.

The schmaltz does not make Oz The Great and Powerful a bad film by any means; however those not keen on whimsy may find it too cheesy.

The combination should really make for histrionic schmaltz, but Bouchareb works the same gentle, character - oriented groove as last year's «The Visitor.»

At best, it might be a mildly satisfactory weepy, the kind of unapologetic adult - oriented schmaltz that doesn't really get made anymore.

Here, he pushes the boundaries of schmaltz, making his directing debut with a desperately cutesy adaptation of a play by longtime pal Bob Glaudini that reeks of condescension.»

The Christmas tendency to trowel on the schmaltz can make it an endurance test by the time New Year approaches.

Scoring 8 out of 10 on the schmaltz scale, «This Beautiful Fantastic» makes an unabashed appeal to viewers with a high tolerance for whimsical fantasy.

If you can find an adequate way to see it in all its glory, and you can stomach the stickiness of typical Christmas schmaltz, you should be rewarded by one of the more inventive and visually captivating holiday films made in many a year.

Her latest efforts, by all accounts a lesser offense but no greater a piece of cinema, is a light and fluffy exercise in sheer sentimentality, the director's bid to make her version of a film in the style of fellow Cannes regular Hirokazu Kore - eda — minus the rigorous formalism, and plus a lot of schmaltz.

Every year studios crank out dozens of them and they tend to be made for TV schmaltz fests, most filled with force - fed morals and talking dogs that have to make it home by Christmas some way somehow!

It isn't schmaltzed up enough to make a middle - aged driver feel as if he's pretending to be a teen - ager.