Hey there, Greenville! If you’ve got a taste for authentic Italian cuisine and a love for classic cinema, then mark your calendars for an extraordinary evening that combines the best of both worlds. On November 9th, this charming city will host a unique dining event at M. Judson Books, where food lovers can indulge in a meal inspired by the 1996 film Big Night.
For those who might not be familiar, Big Night stars the talented Tony Shalhoub and Stanley Tucci, portraying two Italian brothers working hard to open their dream restaurant on the Jersey Shore in the 1950s. Faced with a dwindling customer base, the brothers host a feast to draw in guests, serving up wave after wave of traditional Italian dishes. And guess what? You’re invited to experience something remarkably similar at this delightful event!
The star of the culinary showcase is none other than Chris Barest from Naked Pasta, who will whip up some mouthwatering dishes like tortellini en brodo and the magnificent timpano—a breathtaking baked pasta dish shaped like a drum and filled to the brim with meatballs, eggs, cheese, and salami. Talk about a feast fit for a king!
But that’s not all, folks! Chef Teryi Youngblood from Camilla Kitchen will be showcasing her talents by preparing a scrumptious porchetta, alongside an array of contorni and dolci to satisfy your sweet tooth. To elevate the dining experience, all dishes will be perfectly paired with Italian wines from Mission Grape. Just imagine the flavors dancing on your palate!
Now, let’s talk about how to score your spot at this limited-seating event. A ticket for one is priced at $165, while couples can snag a ticket for just $300. What’s more, the ticket price includes a copy of Stanley Tucci’s new memoir, What I Ate In One Year, making it an excellent deal for foodies and fans of the film alike!
This evening of sumptuous cuisine and literary joy is scheduled to kick off at 5:30 PM. Don’t let this opportunity slip away to taste iconic dishes inspired by an iconic film—you’ll also get to savor a delightful discussion while sitting in the cozy atmosphere of M. Judson Books located at 130 S. Main St..
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