Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's Festive Traditions: Timpano Pasta Dome and Holiday Movie Music
The holiday season is approaching, and Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are gearing up to create another timpano pasta dome. Stefani shared in an interview that the tradition of making the dish was started by Shelton and is a combination of pizza, pasta, and carbs. The dish, known as a timpano dome, was inspired by the movie "Big Night" from 1996. Over the years, the couple has modified the recipe to include pizza dough on the outside, making it a unique and delicious creation.
Stefani expressed her surprise that the tradition of making the timpano pasta dome has continued for so long, as she initially thought her family might grow tired of it. However, the tradition has stuck, and everyone looks forward to enjoying the dish each year. During the interview, Jimmy Fallon surprised Stefani with a timpano pasta dome, adding to the festive spirit of the season.
In addition to discussing their holiday tradition, Stefani also talked about her new song "Shake the Snow Globe" for the holiday movie "Oh. What. Fun." The song was specifically written for the film, marking a new experience for Stefani in composing music for a movie scene. Throughout the process, Stefani's father showed a keen interest in whether she would meet Michelle Pfeiffer, who stars in the movie. Stefani eventually had the opportunity to meet Pfeiffer at the film's premiere in New York City, where she described the actress as beautiful and cool.
As the holiday season approaches, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are continuing their tradition of making a timpano pasta dome, inspired by the movie "Big Night." The couple's unique take on the dish includes pizza dough on the outside, creating a delicious and festive treat that has become a beloved tradition for their family and friends. Additionally, Stefani shared her experience of writing a song for the holiday movie "Oh. What. Fun.," highlighting her creative process and the excitement of meeting Michelle Pfeiffer at the film's premiere. The holiday season is a time for cherished traditions and new experiences, and Stefani and Shelton are embracing both as they celebrate with loved ones.