Donkey Skin's Cake Baking Song - Donkey Skin (1970)

[@AirQuotes]

The love witch director brought me here

[@mango646]

love anna biller

[@sokkasboomerang1589]

i could never make a dough so flawlessly with a dress like that on

[@ker9714]

She didnt wash her hands! XD

[@Annabellethedoll666]

Did they ever in that time?

[@thatsmarco7413]

Not even the doctor washed his hands at the time, nobody knew about the bacteria 😅

[@michaelmyers1301]

in castle times you couldn’t washed your hands or shower or anything

[@melissasaint3283]

I don't suppose she needed to, since she leaped clean and golden out of the chest, lol. And there are so many myths about Medieval times (though this fantasy world is set later) and absolute filthiness is one of them. In Medieval times, everyone, from a Duke to a Peasant, knew it was both healthy and good manners to wash your hands, including before and after eating. They also knew a lot more about food safety than we would expect. The issue was they didn't know how to clean those hands at the microbial level the way we know how to today (though even today, we often ignore that, based on how much education around hand washing we needed in 2020)

[@michaelmyers1301]

she got a voice of a god no lied her voice is so soft liked you in heaven

[@caitlinmclellan2314]

Ahhhhhhhh she’s getting that gorgeous dress all dirty😰

[@ran7012]

Still so good

[@jacquelynmccoy892]

She called it cake but it was literally dough instead of batter.

[@jeremygranatagalicia5033]

It might have translated weird, i know in spanish my mexican inlaws say Pan for cake and it literally just means bread, might be similar for french? where its very broad and you have too speak the language too assume oh shes talking about cake and not bread or dough. in english we have different words for these things but in other languages their not as specific i guess you can say, but im not really sure, maybe that is the case :o? who knows lol im not french

[@grassytramtracks]

In French "cake" means something that's a bit more bread like, and that has butter and sugar, more like a brioche, and may be sweet or savoury. A cake is gâteau in French

[@alestane2]

It's a kind of pound cake, even though the proportions are a bit light on sugar/honey. It's certainly not French bread if there's milk, eggs, honey and butter in it. There is no distinction between dough and batter in French, both are "pâte".

[@lianalynnyapin]

I hope disney put movie donkey skin 😢

[@ShilohJanowick]

this is my favorite movie

[@angel_of_the_black_forest]

The dress is 🌟💛☀️

[@marinapetrovska8708]

The best movie

[@lyricrogersofficial]

I'm watching this film in my lit/comp class! My professor in that class brought me here.

[@gxbrxxl9626]

Now that's a banger

[@aizawa5079]

very nice

[@เขมรินทร์ชูประดิษฐ์]

Wonderful song

[@lilykellar49]

This is good

[@Gaish]

lool she holds kitchen utensils like she's never cooked anything in her life before

[@sabinasara6059]

post the full movie❤️❤️

[@PatrickElbaz-uo9uh]

😊❤️

[@anthropomorphicrabbit866]

Does she or does she not put the chick in the bowl as an ingredient?

[@njt002]

I made this recipe over the weekend and ended up needing a Heimlich.

[@declancarey3337]

It sounds to me like the Sherman Brothers wrote song.

[@alexdavid8545]

Music by the French musical composer, arranger, conductor, and pianist Michel Legrand.

[@angeloflifelight]

It looks like she puts the dress on over her rags, but she's still at the cookbook. Is the dress instead supposed to be an Enchanted double?

[@pablom.g-m]

1:49

[@behindthemirror2215]

The fact she's wearing the fancy yellow dress while baking irks me to the core. That dress looks too fancy and meticulous to bake a cake in, and if the eggs or flour got into it and ruining it dress got my seamstress heart firing with anger