If you’re looking for pasta that’s capable of destroying other puny pastas, Death Star Raviolis are here.
Created by Austin-based, Cane Rosso, the space station pasta is made with squid ink to produce the dark color. However, rather than filled with Stormtroopers, these Death Stars have herbed goat and ricotta cheese inside. They’re then topped with cherry tomatoes and a lemon butter sauce.
You may fire your tastebuds when ready.
Ordinary teapots have a handle and a spout, and when they get all steamed up, you should pour them out. When the Darth Vader Teapot gets steamed up, it may force choke you or blow up your planet.
Although, this teapot is merely ceramic and not an evil sith lord, it will still add a dark side to tea time. The set includes the Darth Vader helmet tea pot, two saucers, two mugs, and sugar jar. Check it out here.
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.
Forty years ago today, a movie was released that would change cinema and pop culture forever. It was also around this time that it was still acceptable to suspend stuff inside Jell-O.
So, the Star Wars Battle of Yavin in Gelatin makes perfect sense. Brought to us by Jenn Fujikawa of Just Jenn Recipes, the battle scene is made possible with gelatin, the proper molds, and a bundt cake pan. The best part, is that the X-wings, Tie Fighters and Death Star are all made from gelatin too.
Happy Birthday, Star Wars.
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Imperial Stormtroopers may have had a hard time seeing through their helmets — evidenced by their shooting — but the head-protectors do make for a pretty cake.
The Stormtrooper Helmet Cake is brought to us by Yolanda Gampp from How To Cake It. The inside is chocolate, possibly cloned from another cake, with a white fondant shell. May the fork be with you.
[via technabob]
