Franco and Rogen hijacked the show from its hosts and then prepped the layers of lasagna by making (of course they totally cooked everything themselves) various Korean dishes. Says People:
With the pair’s much-discussed film The Interview, which deals with the possible assassination of North Korea’s King Jong-un, coming out this month, Korean food is certainly a timely topic.
Not really. [Necessary fact, though: Korean BBQ is in my top-five favorite cuisines.] Franco says, “You know the difference between regular barbecue and Korean barbecue? Korean barbecue has more … Seoul.”
This lasagna contains, among other things: kimchi fries, noodles and bacon (Watch Rogen complete a Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon in the process), pancakes and pork belly. “Kimchi Noodles would be a dope ass name for a little dog or something,” says Rogen, accurately.
The massive feast totals 33,083 calories and has enough fat content to drown your sorrows in, and yes they really ate it.