Judy Holliday’s Stuffed Tomatoes

I had a nice surprise last week when I found out my lovely blogger chum and food illustrator extraordinaire Miriam Figueras has been making YouTube videos about her love of silent movies. I find her voice lovely and soothing and I love this one about life lessons she has learned from classic films. Check it out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsltwYDIA-0

The lesson that rang most true for me is the one Miriam learned from Born Yesterday.

“Knowledge Should Be Expansive” There is room for all sorts of things in you. The idea of learning is to be bigger, not smaller.

YES MIRIAM! So true! “Think about what YOU love” rang bells with me. During this time I am going to focus on the things I love. Movie stars, cooking, researching, writing, knitting…

Watching Miriam’s video triggered a juggernaught train of thought. I’ve never seen Born Yesterday so I hereby pledge to watch it.

This is quite possible, I will report back.

My train of thought then continued with the usual category of question when thinking about movie stars. What recipes do I have for Judy Holliday?

Checks movie star recipe books…

Answer, just one. This one.

For something so simple, these were surprisingly delicious. We need simple surprises in these strange times methinks.

Miriam is a fabulous food illustrator and I also find her time lapse illustration videos very soothing to watch. Here’s one to wish you all LOVE and much creativity in these strange and troubling times…

10 responses

  1. Love this . Going to get some toms on my trip out today ! You will love ‘Born Yesterday’ JH Will Holden and Brod Crawford are a scream . Love Miriam’s work too, must get to that youtube vid.

  2. Love this . Going to get some toms on my trip out today ! You will love ‘Born Yesterday’ JH Will Holden and Brod Crawford are a scream . Love Miriam’s work too, must get to that youtube vid.

  3. Wow! She SINGS too? I am going to set aside an evening to watch it this week. I have finally found the lead that connects my computer to my DVD player so I can get the movie up on my lounge wall. Fingers crossed!

  4. Wow! She SINGS too? I am going to set aside an evening to watch it this week. I have finally found the lead that connects my computer to my DVD player so I can get the movie up on my lounge wall. Fingers crossed!

  5. Thank you SO MUCH for the shoutout Jenny! That is a brilliant recipe and if you do watch “Born Yesterday” I would love to know your thoughts! Do watch and tell

  6. Thank you SO MUCH for the shoutout Jenny! That is a brilliant recipe and if you do watch “Born Yesterday” I would love to know your thoughts! Do watch and tell

  7. Greetings to you lovely Miriam! I am trying to set an evening aside for Born Yesterday but I just don’t know where all the time goes – even now, when I should have all the time in the world! I will definitely let you know how I feel about the movie once I have watched it. Love to you from London xx

  8. Greetings to you lovely Miriam! I am trying to set an evening aside for Born Yesterday but I just don’t know where all the time goes – even now, when I should have all the time in the world! I will definitely let you know how I feel about the movie once I have watched it. Love to you from London xx

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