Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge: The Official Black Spire Outpost Cookbook

Buy it! I know you can pull recipes offline, but having all the ideas in one place with an easy to flip to page with pics is makes planning and executing a breeze. We've used this for our annual May the 4th Marathon since 2022- and the recipes are fun and tasty- my kids who are picky enjoy the variations of flavors and it makes for a highlight of the party. (We've also incorporated several of the recipes into our normal meal line up, because they're that good.)

AMAZING! Got this as a gift for my dad, as he loves to cook and bake. He loved it! Were planning to make a ton of the things in hereThe art in the book is also very lovely, 10/10 would recommend for all Star Wars lovers!

It has a lot of awesome recipes. It's perfect for a Star Wars fan who loves to cook!

Bought as a gift for someone but was impressed by the detail of the book and variety of recipes

So, having just returned from Galaxy's Edge, my family was craving more of the food from Docking Bay 7 (DLR not WDW). I bought this on a whim, and I'm so glad I did. Few things to consider: you will need a grocery store like a Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, or specialty market. However, if you have a WF's nearby, I've found everything there. For reference: I make most of our food from scratch, but I'm not adventurous in the kitchen. The directions are easy to follow, and it is a lot of fun flavor combos. I have not gone through the whole book yet, but we are loving it. Yes, it's true: the ronto wrap in the book is different from the park, and so is the Felucian Garden dish. In DLR, that is made with impossible meat. In this book, it's chickpeas. But so what? It's close/similar, and fun. Also, I was able to adjust every recipe to be gluten free. I would say there is xanthan gum in a few, so if you have a corn allergy you may need to modify more. Soy sauce is also used often, but you can swap out for soyless soy sauce. Get it. It's fun! And, as another universe in Disney's cog might say: anyone can cook.

This is probably the best recipe book for a star wars nerd out there. There are recipes on the starwars website but this is more of an actual food book inspired by food at galaxy's edge and the universe in general. I have made 18 of the 54 recipes and here are my thoughts.Pros: This book has a wide variety of foods to make, especially the sides, meals, desserts and drinks. The recipes are pretty straightforward with how to make things, how difficult they would be (If you cook normally, there is nothing too difficult). Most of the recipes have a very nice photo and flavor text to set the mood. I would recommend the Spicy Mandalorian Stew, Fried Endorian Tip Yip, Ronto Wrap, Nerf Kababs, and Kowakian Crumb Cake.Neutrals. Most of the recipes will have some ingredient that may be difficult to find at your normal grocery store. This is anything from specific seasonings like curry paste or gahram masala or flavors like orange and banana extract. I have even had issues finding almond and rice flour for some dishes. This can be a fun thing to branch out and try new things, but picky eaters and timid cooks might struggle. While there might be some dishes that are a 1-1 from the park, many are new creations or different from what you would get at the park (I think the ronto wrap in the book is way better than the one at the park.) a lot of the recipes are more for looks than tastes (the Mustafarian Rolls look cool but they taste just like normal yeast rolls)Cons: several of the recipes basically need to be exact in order to to turn out great, so several of the recipes either need every ingredient to taste good, or too complicated for the beginner cook. There were several recipes that i tried that could really use some tweaking (the gravy for the tip yip for example is olive oil mixed with herbs, and it does not work for what is essentially fried chicken and mashed potatoes. It probably would have tasted better if i just made normal brown or white gravy and mixed in the herbs and green food dye.) 3/14 of the drink recipes are alcoholic so keep that in mind for kids or those who dont drink for whatever reason. Portions are all over the place, sometimes its way too much for 2-4 people, and sometimes it not enough (one dinner recipe is 6 kababs that are so small that they feel like they should be an appetizer.)If you know a star wars fan that loves to cook, This is a great gift. Most of the recipes are fun and some will be repeats for every star wars event, but some are not worth the time and effort, but its a lot of fun to try new, weird, or unique recipes out. You may need to double a recipe or make some changes to make it how you want it, but if you know how to do that, then its smooth sailing.

My son loved this

The book has the recipies used at Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland and Disney World, along with a bunch of other Star Wars themed recipies. Anyone with basic cooking skills can make what's in here. Yes there are some ingrdients (mostly some spices or herbs) that you may not easily find at your local market...but that's what Amazon is here for :)