The Force Is Strong With These Star Wars Foods

Photo by Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott.1/8Darth "Taters"
This pickled take on traditional French fries uses some rich and tangy vinegar as the starting point. After soaking in a cabbage brine for a few days, the potatoes take on a mature funk before going into the fry oil. These will rule the table.
Photo by David Loftus2/8Bantha Burger
We have no idea what the signature patty at Bantha Burger would taste like, but it's not too much of a stretch to assume bantha would be close to this insane burger. Minus the horns.
3/8"Chewie" Molasses Cookie
These fit-for-a-wookie cookies have a rich depth to them and put the chew in Chewbacca.
Charles Masters4/8Boba "Feta" Dip
You won't have to hunt all over the galaxy for these ingredients. Transform plain feta cheese into a flavorful dip for pita chips or raw vegetables.
Photo by Romulo Yanes5/8Ham Solos
Who's scruffy looking? Not these guys. Serve these ham and rice croquettes as an appetizer at your next viewing party.
Photo by Eva Kolenko.6/8Cuke Skywalker Pickles
You'll want something with the Bantha burgers, so why not make it a classic pickle? The force is strong with these, the dill flavor is even stronger.
Tara Striano7/8Hoth Toddy
You know what really eases the sting of the Empire's strike back? A warm beverage with something strong in it.
Photo by Chelsea Kyle, Food Styling by Mindy Fox8/8"Leia Curls"
These spicy Swedish cardamom rolls resemble Princess Leia's hair buns from A New Hope. Serve them for a Star Wars-themed brunch or a well-deserved coffee break after evading stormtroppers.



