Star Wars fans, if you’re all about cooking a good meal, there’s something you might want to put on your wishlist: the new themed cookbook titled The Mandalorian Cookbook, which is part of a major merchandise campaign surrounding the upcoming film The Mandalorian & Grogu.
The book, which will be published by Insight Editions, was revealed by the film’s director Jon Favreau ahead of New York Toy Fair 2026, where many items that are part of this campaign will be on display.
“Jump in the Razor Crest and start cooking the Mandalorian way!” the book’s official description reads. “Starting fall 2026, fans will be able to cook up delectable dishes from the world of The Mandalorian and the all-new film.
The Mandalorian Cookbook by Jenn Fujikawa and Mark Sumerak showcases 70 striking, flavorful recipes inspired by the adventures of Din Djarin, Grogu, Greef Karga, Ahsoka Tano, and more. Each recipe includes step-by-step instructions suitable for all skill levels, from foundlings to seasoned chefs.”
The cooking bible is chock full of themed recipes, including ones for, no joke, Pog Soup, Mudhorn Egg Halves, Travel Dumplings, Blurggers, Sorgan Krill, Krayt Dragon Sliders, Foundling Fruits, Reptavian Talons, and Trask Market Seaweed Salad.
The text also features dessert recipes like Beskar Bark, Jawa Chews, and Darksaber Chocolate Cake, as well as some cool drinks including a Droid Blast, Corellian Cold Foam, and a Spaceport Sour.
The book — which is one of three books in this campaign alongside The Mandalorian Visual Guide and The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu — will also allow fans to “replicate delectable dishes seen on screen in The Mandalorian & Grogu with exclusive tie-in recipes.” It contains recipe options for folks of all preferences, including vegan recipes, and will be released on October 27 with a $34.99 price tag.
As for the film, The Mandalorian & Grogu is set to be released in IMAX on May 22, which was highlighted in the movie’s recent Super Bowl spot.
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Lex Briscuso is a film and television critic and a freelance entertainment writer for IGN. You can follow her on Twitter at @nikonamerica.
