1939 Fried Crab at the Drive-In Theater from the United States
In 1933, Richard M. Hollingshead opened a drive-in theater in the backyard of his home in New Jersey, the United States. It quickly swept across North America and became a part of American culture. In a drive-in theater, people can experience the audio-visual impact of movies and enjoy the pleasure of good food, which has also given rise to some culinary dishes specific to American drive-in theaters. Among them, a dish of "crabs" became a classic food of American drive-in theaters. The preparation of these "crabs" involves cleaning the crabs, marinating them with various spices, and then deep-frying or roasting them.