The Food of The Sopranos - Soprano Theories
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From a typical Sunday dinner that features baked ziti, salad, and chicken cutlets, to a gabagool sandwich for lunch, there's no denying that food is importance to the overall theme and culture of The Sopranos. In this video, I discuss the importance, the symbolism that it brings, the weird connections between The Sopranos, food, and murder, and the episodes that showcase a heavy focus of food.
What’s your favourite food moment in The Sopranos? Let me know down below 👇🏻
What's great about The Sopranos is how well written every scene is, and that includes food. Eating scenes are often a drag, but with The Sopranos? I could watch them during dinner and talking about the food for hours
When you’re married you’ll understand the importance of fresh produce!!
As an Italian, I loved how almost every episode had a classic Italian dish that I have enjoyed countless times! Also, all the get togethers reminded of my big family and all of our family gatherings!
Double sausage, double pepperoni, double meatball... "My pizza neva hurta nobody" That custom pizza got A.J. kicked out of school for trashing the pool.
As a 3rd gen Italian American, growing up in NJ (and with my NY family) there is something special about the food and more importantly the time spent with family together, preparing it, then sitting down together and eating it. Recipes that were passed down from generations. Knowing your relatives favorite dishes. Birthdays, holidays, or just getting together for Sunday sauce, there are memories attached to each occasion, each meal and its an important part of the culture. Especially since in todays day and age that ritual is becoming a thing of the past, it brings back thoughts of the good ol days when you’re young and don’t have a care in the world, just being with the people who mean the most. For me, it brings me back to my grandmothers, who I miss dearly. Her recipes come from our Sicilian family, passed down to my mother and to my sister and I. I’m sure other cultures can relate but the sopranos and specifically David chase captured the feeling of the Italian American experience 100%. My sister and I do our part to continue tradition and host the family dinners for each occasion so our children will have the wonderful memories we do.
“Mix it with the relish”
I've heard people say it, but I could never understand how a book/movie/show could change a person's life. Not until I started watching "The Sopranos"! A few seasons in, and I had decided to see if I could make spaghetti sauce from scratch, just like they did... and it changed everything! I've been cooking for my family ever since. I love it. The Wife loves it. And my kids *really* loved it!
Every time i watch Soprano's, i get hungry
I wish I was italian. The only food I look forward to getting is a costco chicken and a hotdog once a week.
Family matters
You could just buy Italian from Costco
I’m not in the mood pop n fresh, now get me a pastry box…
Yabba Gabbagool
Mayonnaise! Mayonnaise!
METEOR! METEOR!
SUN TZU! SUN TZU!
@@robertlee4172take it easy...
I want a Free Spaghetti and Meatballs with a Martina.
Goes down real easy
This week's order is ready. Chops, gabagool, a standing roast...
An important food moment was in the first or second season when Carmela confronted Father Intintola about his behavior and telling him it’s tied up to food and sexual tension that never goes anywhere.
Who do you thinks keeping ginny in butter brickle?
Sandwiches and soft drinks of choice 😂
“Its food… people eat food”
For context i got this quote from bobby. When janice was looking at tony sitting on a chair facing the lake she says “look at him sitting in that chair.. hes up to something “ and bobby replies “its a chair..people sit on chairs..”
As an Italian myself I can attest that food is almost every sentence being spoken by an Italian family. Dinner is considered the most important meal because it’s when the family is forced to sit down and talk to each other.
I'm Italian-American and I grew up eating this food. Sopranos always makes me hungry
There was the time Paulie made Christopher pay for the big dinner with the lobsters, etc.
Tripe is the sh*t! Capicolla, or ‘gabagool’, is something too!
I know this channel is Soprano Theories, but Tony's death in the finale is still just that; a theory.
As for favorite food moments, we can't forget about the telltale moozadell! That pizza never-a hurt nobody! Also, to me it's always endearing how well Junior knows Carmela's lasagna. In his world of rampant masculinity, I feel like it shows a certain respect to Carmela to pick up on these details. Also, we *can't* forget Karen's ziti! One of the biggest food scenes in the show for me.
Nice, but what happened to the manigot?
Half a tray in there!!
I was hungry
I grew up in Yonkers and I dated Italian broads for 30 years. I make good Sunday gravy.
I’m not Italian
But I love Italian food
It doesn’t matter what it is I like all of it … if you don’t like Italian food, there’s something wrong with you… or maybe you’re from Guada la caca also or some other godforsaken place… where they eat RatKebabs or maybe bulldog,Bosintang….
Italian’s have all the good food. I’m Irish…we had potatoes.
Tony Egg never had the makings of a varsity omelette
Ginny sack and that box of candy
My pizza never hurt nobody !
I needed this
Peppers and eggs? That's what I shoulda had.
Motherf'ing Goddamn Orange Peel Beef!
Pass me summa dem red peppers, will ya?
I have been dreaming of that MF’king low mein all the way over here.
Someone needs to do the THE WIRE food!
Like Adriana said, “It’s an Italian thing.”
The best thing about being a gangster, .........soft drinks of choice
If you love me, stir my eggs.
I'm making eggs, you want some eggs?
The secret to scrambled eggs is sour cream.
You want an egg? Bobby, make my nephew an egg.
Food is love
"Minutes before he was fatally killed..."
Right. That was never shown so in my book it didn't happen.
Kinda what I was thinking. Just ends. Could be just that an ending point, could have been arrested, could have had a heart attack. I've seen the video where he supports this theory, but I think the ending is just that. You kinda choose your own to fit in there. Now if they would do another series further down the road showing what happened later maybe it'll be revealed where the ending led to.
Tony is Schoedinger's gangster
@@29jtru Your point being?
I was looking forward to the “Jesus can we ever talk about anything in this family besides food” in the intro. Frankly I’m depressed and ashamed.
Always irked me how they pronounced Manicotti like “manigott” with the softest G
I forgot what a basset hound Hunter looked like.
Hey, 'Ton. This guy keeps saying, ''make sure, be sure, do this.'' But I ain't hearing a 'please' or' thank you.''
peppers AND egg, dafuq is that all about?
To be honest, their food never seemed appetizing to me. I imagine its the italian version of tex mex food.
Tex mex is a very americanized type of mexican food, its close enough while at the same time being very different .
That’s Carmelas lasagna you’re talking about how dare you inmyownhome
Your script needed some editing. You repeated and dragged out certain points
I like to pretend Christopher is writing the scripts
Riggatoni alatoni??
Turkish & Italian cuisine are the best in the world!
I was enjoying it til this guy talked
I'm sorry, but did you say "fatally killed "? Twice?
Was ready to un-subscribe if "no fuckin' ziti now?" Wasn't part of this video
😂
Can someone explain the "wanna commit suicide, tie your shoes and have a bite of braciole" joke?
Paulie was yapping about germs on shoelaces. Tony was making fun of him by saying the germs are fatal