Anyone have any Trek-inspired recipes?

[Ryva Brall]

I'm having some of my nerdier friends over for dinner before going to see the new Trek movie, and I thought it'd be fun to prepare some Trek-inspired food and such. I'll be making Warp Core Breaches (from Quark's Bar at the old Star Trek Experience -- dry ice and all! ) and my version of raktajinos (basically coffee with chocolate, cinnamon, and a little cardamon) but as far as food, I'm sort of stumped. I found a recipe online for hasperat that I might try, but beyond that, I'm not sure.

Any ideas?

 

[1001001]

Oh, man.

A couple of Warp Core Breaches and they won't care what you're serving.



Those were so awesome.

 

[Ryva Brall]

A couple of Warp Core Breaches and they won't care what you're serving.

Ha! I can only imagine. The two times I went to the Star Trek Experience, I wasn't old enough to drink. But from the amount of booze used in the recipe, I could probably serve them live gagh, and it wouldn't faze them.

I do have fond memories of being teased about my "funny-looking hew-mon clothes" by the Ferengi staff. Good times.

 

[22 Stars]

How about the Chicken Wrap of Khan?

 

[T J]

I like Scotty's recipe... scotch, in a glass... and serve.

 

[R. Star]

Leola root.

 

[1001001]

A couple of Warp Core Breaches and they won't care what you're serving.

Ha! I can only imagine. The two times I went to the Star Trek Experience, I wasn't old enough to drink. But from the amount of booze used in the recipe, I could probably serve them live gagh, and it wouldn't faze them.

I do have fond memories of being teased about my "funny-looking hew-mon clothes" by the Ferengi staff. Good times.

A ferengi offered to buy my wife. And another time, a Klingon mercilessly abused a man at the bar who ordered white wine.



They served onion rings and called them The Holy Rings of Betazed. You could serve those easily. There was also Moogie Pasta.

 

[Forbin]

I was at a party once where the host poured all the booze he had into one punchbowl and called it a "Kobiashi Maru." He said it's not just a drink, it's a test of character.

 

[Ryva Brall]

There was also Moogie Pasta.

I think I remember Moogie Pasta. I was thinking, I could also serve orzo, and call it tube grubs.

I was at a party once where the host poured all the booze he had into one punchbowl and called it a "Kobiashi Maru." He said it's not just a drink, it's a test of character.

That's awesome.

 

[Pondwater]

Spiny Lobe Fish and Bloodwine.

Both can be found inside the Star Trek Cook book.

 

[R. Star]

You could make a cherry pie and call it Rokeg Blood Pie.