STAR WARS Recipes

It never really dawned on me that fans would come up with recipes to accompany these movies, but in retrospect, it only makes sense, and the fad appears to go way back, as seen in this 1983 instance below. Will they issue a new recipe for the newest trailer?


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Original article here.

     Posted By: Paul - Fri Apr 08, 2016
     Category: Aliens | Food | Movies | 1980s





Comments
I've enjoyed Star Wars ever since the 1st one & I've enjoyed them a lot but.... seriously enough is enough.

Live long & prosper.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 04/08/16 at 08:59 AM
Wasn't Yoda a vegetarian?
Posted by Alex on 04/08/16 at 09:39 AM
Three pounds of spinach boiled with three pounds of lamb and all the unused spices stuck in the back of your pantry... Oh YUM!
Posted by A Nonny Mouse on 04/08/16 at 09:40 AM
I remember, but can't seem to track down, a snake slithering through Skywalker's stew at his first night in Yoda's hut. How come that isn't on the ingredient list?
Posted by KDP on 04/08/16 at 11:45 AM
YUK!!! I think I'll settle for the amount of Force I can get from eating a salad.
Posted by Virtual on 04/08/16 at 12:17 PM
I got up and walked after the 1st 15 minutes of the 1st one. Life is too short to waste, it was no 2001.
Posted by F.U.D. on 04/08/16 at 12:31 PM
Can't compare Clark's 2001 with Lucas' Star Wars! A whole different genre of film.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 04/08/16 at 12:38 PM
Kubrik's 2001...please! Mr. Clarke was hardly there.
Posted by Virtual on 04/08/16 at 02:32 PM
The movies or the books? I did have the Star Wars book which came out before the movie. It was based on the screenplay. It is the only science fiction book/movie combo where the movie is much better than the book. (Of those I've read/seen) I traded off at the used book store before the movie came out! Damn!!!
So Clarke and Lucas were in on both.
Posted by BMN on 04/08/16 at 05:26 PM
This stew too much work is!
Posted by Bill the Splut on 04/08/16 at 07:43 PM
@ViC: You're right. Clark didn't have much (anything?) to do with the movie but I finished the book the AM before seeing the movie and they're firmly linked in my memory as the movie was just a visualization of the printed word.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 04/08/16 at 11:09 PM
@Bill: This stew, too much work it is! Aware of syntax one must be!
Posted by Leif-Eric Rosenbdal on 04/09/16 at 05:35 AM
With Alex, I agree; the stew should have been vegetarian. Also, a rootleaf without root? I saw Yoda's stew more like an African Mafe; root veggies, leaf veggies, peanut butter, spices and remove the snake, it's not an ingredient, it's the household pet. Serve on rice or whatever cereal was popular in the area.
Posted by Yudith on 04/09/16 at 08:06 AM
@Expat, I saw the 2001 movie several times first. Reading the book later, I became aware of the power of the Kubrik Jedi. Book of the Star Wars, BMN?? Strange an item how that is.
Posted by Virtual on 04/09/16 at 03:28 PM
It has been 40 years. The book was not called Star Wars, but on the back cover was the 'Soon to be in theaters near you'. I don't remember the name or the author. I saw the movie a few months later on it's first release.

Kubrick and Clarke co-wrote 2001 the movie with Clarke also writing the book at the same time.
Posted by BMN on 04/09/16 at 06:16 PM
My favorite version of the Star Wars book is the one by Shakespeare. In English, alas; I can't read it in the original Klingon.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/william-shakespeares-star-wars-ian-doescher/1120890280?ean=9781594746376
Posted by TheCannyScot in Atlanta, GA on 04/10/16 at 10:23 AM
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