Avocado toast is sweeping the land. The trendy brunch staple has even appeared to have reached the outer rim of Tatooine.
Jabbacado Toast is brought to us by Jenn Fujikawa over at StarWars.com. The yummy Hutt is made possible with slices of avocado and hummus, so it’s healthy, in addition to being nice to look at. Whip up a batch of slave Leia eggs, and wait for Luke to show up and save breakfast. Recipe here.
Jabba The Hutt, although a giant ruthless space slug, makes for some adorable eats. Next up, are Jabba The Hutt Apple Turnovers.
Brought to us by Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin of @thepieous, the yummy Jabbas are created with only a few ingredients. Jabba’s rotund frame actually makes for a perfect pocket to contain yummy apple-filling. Just try not to get salacious crumbs everywhere.
[link, via Bored Panda]
If you’re looking for a meal to satisfy the most ruthless and insatiable overlord in the galaxy, look no further than the Jabba The Hutt Shepherd’s Pie.
Brought to us by Yuki Kitchen, the hearty pie is actually vegan. So, you can enjoy it in your evil lair, while not threatening your slave-Leia figure. Recipe here.
Imagine how much different Return of The Jedi would’ve been if Jabba The Hutt, instead of being a ruthless space slug, was actually an adorable fluffy marshmallow treat.
Jenn Fujikawa of justJENN recipes gives us a glimpse into this alternate Star Wars universe, with the Jabba The Hutt Marshmallow Treat. With some carefully placed fluff and colored sugar, you too can have a Jabba just as adorable as any Ewok.
Come to think of it, in this candy version of ROTJ… Can the Ewoks be gummy bears that get eaten? Please and thank you.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Artist Henry Hargreaves, via his latest project Jabba’s Bounty, created two things. One, an alternate universe where Jabba The Hutt puts out a bounty on various pop culture characters. The other one is those same characters turned into edible carbonite chocolate bars.
Using some of his favorite childhood action figures, Hargreaves created molds, poured in some milk chocolate, and applied edible silver paint for the full effect.
Karma tells us that we should be seeing a Boba Fett bar. But, according to the Sarlac, he doesn’t taste so good.
[link, via First We Feast]
