I didn’t order room service. This episode features everything you think of when you hear the phrase The X-Files: UFOs, extraterrestrials, government coverups, highly classified lies and the “enigmatic Dr. Scully”. While this is a classic X-Files episode, we didn’t find much culinary inspiration, so we turned to the episode’s Read more…
It’s still there, Scully. 200,000 years down. In the ice. What else could we make for this episode, but popsicles? Ice Core Popsicles. Jump to recipe Ice is a really classic X-Files entry and one of the best episodes of Season 1. It’s a Monster of the Week, but also Read more…
This episode is notable for two things: the amazingly weird extras, and Mulder holding his coat over his shoulder like an Abercrombie model. As two Pennsylvanians, we also note this episode has the distinction of being the agents’ first visit to the Keystone State. And, so with these vegetarian Philly Read more…
This crispy baked tofu recipe is one that we stumbled into after refusing to replace a non-stick pan that had become decidedly sticky. Our usual method of preparing crunchy tofu by coating it in cornstarch and frying it in hot oil in the skillet was not working in our old, Read more…
Agent Scully, do you believe in the existence of extraterrestrials? The Pilot starts off strong, with so many things that make The X-Files The X-Files: the Cigarette Smoking Man is there, smoking ominously; Mulder introduces the case with a slideshow presentation; mentions of hypnosis, metal alien implants, Mulder’s sister’s abduction Read more…