Sci-Fi and Fantasy Cookbook



Apple and Cinemen Fire Lizard

Combine 2 diced dehydrated large apples with cinemen sticks, 3/4 cup of bread crumbs, 1/2 egg, and butter to make the apple stuffing. Prepare the fire lizard as a small chicken (or a large dragon) and keep the neck and tail attached. The heart and liver can be precooked and diced into the stuffing, if wished. Put a metal splint through the fire lizard and stuff the body cavity, sewing it shut afterwards. Wrap it and any leftover stuffing in the wings, tie it and roast over open flame until done. Serve with french bread and Brenden wine.

Crow and Servo's Meatloaf

Mike gave us this recipe and told us to make it if he ever disappears for a long period of time. So after Mike disappeared (around the time when Crow and Servo served us the MSTie Sandwich) we made it. Unfortuantly, when we made it we didn't clone Crow and Servo. We tried to get the equipment but no one would rent us the equipment when we told them why we needed it. Giving you the recipe is a waste of time because some agreements don't exist any more. Note: New hosts needed for MST3K.

Chickenwalker Teriyaki

Stir first 6 ingredients in heavy large pot over heat until the sugar dissolves entirely. Add the chickenwalker, you must have a very large pot! Turn it occasionally, about 3 hours. Transfer the chickenwalker to a large metal table; cover with foil (recycle, recycle) to keep it warm. (and a sweater?) Increase heat and boil the sauce until it is reduced to about 1.5 gallons, which might take up to 2 hours. Spoon the sauce over the chickenwalker with a large silver spoon, about 1 foot across at the bowl.

As many servings as you can get out of this much metal!


Cucumber-Yoda Salad

  • 1 cup plain nonfat Yoda (hairless please)
  • 1 teaspoon sugar
  • 2 medium cucumbers, peeled, seeded, chopped
  • 2 tablespoons minced cilantro
Mix the Yoda and sugar together, then the cucumbers and cilantro together, then combine. Season with salt and serve to non Star-Wars fans, or those with more grisly stomachs and preferences!

Deviled Zot'l Recipe

  • 1 1/2 lb zot'l
  • 1 onion, finely chopped
  • 4 tbsp. butter
  • 1/2 cup fresh white bread crumbs
  • 5 tbsp. grated Parmesan cheese
  • 3 tbsp. light cream
  • 1 tbsp. snork paste
  • pinch of dry mustard
  • pinch of cayenne, or 2-3 drops of Tabasco
  • dash of worcestershire sauce
  • 2 tbsp. browned breadcrumbs
  • Toe of a hung dwarf
  • For garnish :
    • 3 bananas
    • 3 tbsp. butter
    • squeezed lemon juice
{ee; chitin shell of zot'l. In a skillet fry onion in 2 tbsp. butter until soft. Add remaining 2 tbsp. butter and, when melted, add mixture to the zot'l with the breadcrumbs. 2 tbsp cheese, cream, snork paste, seasoning, and worcestshire sauce. Add more seasoning if necessary -- the mixture should be spicy. Fill into the dishes, smooth the tops and spread with a mixture of browned breadcrumbs and the 3 tbsp. cheese. Sprinkle with melted butter; bake in a hot oven (400 Degrees F) for 10-15 minutes or until brown.
To prepare the garnish: peel the bananas and cut in thick diagonal slices. Fry quickly in butter (before another swarm come) until browned and sprinkle with lemon juice and a little cayenne (to tone down the brain taste.) Arrange in dishes and serve with crackers. Use dwarven toe as a beautiful centerpiece.

The Blob Fruit Salad

  • Cut up a pineapple (or drain a can's worth)
  • Scoop some Blob out of your bathroom tub into a bowl
  • Get some cherries and peeled grapes
  • Mix all ingredients thoroughly in bowl until mixture ceases to move
  • Serve to your most unsuspecting guests!
We had a little trouble trying to keep the Blob in the bowl, but in the end the recipe turned out great. (Note to self : hire two more cooks)

Elven Peoples

Due to the ethnicity of one of the authors, recipes for elves will not be provided, however, the other author has several he would like to try.

Ewok Stew

  • 1 village of ewoks
  • gizzard of a chickenwalker (for flavor)
  • 30 gollons of water
  • 1 dash salt
  • 3 tsp. pepper
Boil at 1500 degrees for 2 hours or until thick. Leaving the fur on adds extra flavor and protein, but may cause difficulty in consuming. After cooking, strain out bones. Add 1800 lbs of carrots (sliced) and 1600 lbs peas. Cook for 30 minutes on high flame or nuclear reactor. Makes about enough stew for a small New York soup kitchen on Wednesday.

Louis Wu's Chinese Puppeteer with Walnuts

18 to 20 servings

In a 10 ft diameter wok heat 3 cups peanut oil. Lightly saute bamboo shoots, cabbage, celery, onions, and the 16 water chestnuts, cooking until crisp-tender. Remove if possible. Brown walnuts in same oil. Drain if possible. Combine salt, cornstarch, sugar, soy sauce, and sherry. Dredge puppeteer in this mixture. Heat remaining 3 cups oil in skillet and quickly saute the puppeteer in hot oil util tenderized. Add stock, heat. Add the vegetables and nuts and heat through. Serve with 1 shelf load of minute-rice. This may take up to an hour.

Mermaids

We are not including this recipe because we cannot figure out one major question: "White or Red Wine?" The answer is pending from Miss Manners. Keep tuned for later results.

MSTie Sandwich

Crow and Tom served this to us. It was very good, they would not disclose the recipe though. Unfortunately Mike never commented on it. In fact he never showed up for this meal, and hasn't been seen till this day. Crow and Tom swear they have lost the receipe.

Professor Bobo

Shave and skin one annoying large ape. Roast over high flame until blackened. Drench in molasses and serve with cold brain.

Qheuen a la Creole

    1 Qheuen
  • 1 gallon lemon juice
  • 2 dozen red peppers
  • 1 1/2 gallons butter
  • salt and pepper to taste
Queuens are very hard to catch and defend themselves very well, capture at own risk. The best way to get one is to start a small war between the Qheuens and Urs and then pay an Ur to get you one. Once you have a qheuen in your hands boil it for 2 hours. Open the shell with a heavy duty laser and clean out the meat. Pur lemon juice over the meat and add butter and peppers. Stirfry for 1 hour, garnish, and eat.

Rathhawk

Pluck one rathhawk, clean out insides, stuff with unleavened bread and mixed vegetables. Add several Ryft herbs. Cook on spit over full flame in small cave. Watch out for cave- ins. When smoke fills cave, douse fire and run. Come back within 1 hour and eat what is left.

Roast Pernese Dragon with Potato Stuffing

Young dragons are better then old because the meat is more tender. Make a paste of numbweed, flour, and werry fat for a meat tenderizer. Prepare the dragon carcase by cutting of the neck, wings, legs, and tail, skinning the carcase, and cleaning out the body cavities. Save the heart, liver, neck and tail, recipies for them will be coming soon. Make slits parrellel to the muscles and rub the tenderizer in. Stuff the body cavity with potato and applesause.
A full-sized green dragon can keep a major hold in food for about half a week. A gold dragon has enough meat for about a year.

Roast Ur

The tricky thing about making roast ur is getting one. See the recipe for Qheuen a la Creole for tips. A human on horseback really helps.
After you have an ur prepare it like a six-legged cow and roast it slowly over a pit, apply available seasonings to taste. Most people like ur meat, it taste a little like chicken.

Rodan

Preparation Time: 1 Month
Shoot down with large tactical missile to the throat. Evacuate small city that is beneath Rodan at this moment. Get evacuees to pluck Rodan. Use 15 forklifts and jaws of life to pull out Rodan's intestines. Set chickenliver and heart aside for later use. Saw through neck, remove from body. Put carcass inside the dome at Area 51 warehouse 17. This is heat resistant and makes a worderful oven. Put a radio-controlled tactical missile much like first and 20 cut and processed trees to for fuel inside the dome. Set off missile. When the fire recedes, serve Rodan to city the size of Tokyo.

Smurf, Roman Style

Makes 4 servings
  • 5 lbs smurf (about 15 smurfs), cut in serving pieces
  • 1/4 cup flour
  • 2 tsp. salt
  • 1/2 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
  • 6 tbsp or more butter
  • 1/2 finely chopped onion
  • 1/4 cup Azrael, cut in julienne strips
  • 1/2 cup dry white wine
  • 1/4 tsp dried rosemary
  • 1 1/2 cup fresh or canned tomatoes, drained (Last Supper style)
  • 2 green peppers, sliced
  • 2 medium cloves garlic, minced
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
Rub smurf pieces with mixture of flour, salt and pepper. Melt 4 tbsp butter in skillet and brown smurf in it. Use more butter if needed. Remove smurf. Melt 2 tbsp butter and saute onion and Azrael for 5 minutes. Return smurf to skillet and add wine and rosemary; cook over low heat until wine is absorbed. Add tomatoes.
Cover and bake at 350 degrees for about on hour or until you think smurf is done.

Meanwhile, saute green pepper and garlic in hot olive oil. Fifteen minutes before smurf is done, add mixture to smurf. Taste for seasoning and serve.

Traeki

Traekis are sacred and are not to be eaten.

Tribble Delight

  • 10 full grown Tribbles (1-2 lbs apiece)
  • Brocoli to taste
  • Potatoes to taste.
  • Carrots to taste
  • Green peppers to taste.
  • Seasonings
With Phaser set on max quickly (about 14.7 milliseconds) fire on each tribble to remove hair without setting tribble on fire. Then bounce the tribble against the wall to remove burnt crust of skin. In a small molecular velocity accelerating chamber (MVAC) cook the tribbles and the rest of the ingrediants seperately. If a MVAC isn't available get Scotty to alter transporters to increase molecular energy of objects they transport. After cooking seperately, stir-fry everything togather for a final five minutes to achieve authentic taste. Season and serve

Werewolf roast with parsley

  • 1 dead Werewolf (we'll explain...)
  • Holy Water
  • Regular Water
  • Silver Bullet
  • Wolfbane
  • Parsley
  • Carrots
Douse self in Holy Water. String wolfsbane around neck (do not ingest any part! poisonous to humans) for charm against werewolves. Load the silver bullet and wait for your werewolf to arrive (or hunt it down). After the werewolf is dead, skin and place the best part of the roast into the appropriate-sized pan and surround with cut carrots and water. Once the delicious smell of roast werewolf has filled the room and the meat is completely cooked, serve with a sprig of parsley.

Barbeque Wookiee

  • One dead Wookiee - preferably full grown (this is very hard to get)
  • A large fire
  • Your favourite barbeque sauce
The first thing is to get the Wookiee dead, and that means getting them angry, "You don't want to get a Wookiee mad!"...OK, so somehow you killed the Wookiee..(clap! clap!) Skin and hoist it onto a spit and over a large fire. Use a large new broom to brush barbeque sauce on the Wookiee. Cook rare, medium-rare or well done. Tastes like the dark meat in chicken!

Makes about 5 - 8 servings.


Worm-Hole Aliens

Get O'Brien to make nessesary adjustment to station to kill aliens (see episode of DS9 where Keiko is possessed by exile worm-hole alien.)
That's it. We haven't figured out how to eat them. Any suggestions??

Zombie

We are not sure if we should include this recipe because of health standards.
Species still left to cook
  • Kzinti
  • Jamyn Dragon
  • All Purpose Pet
  • Medeans
  • Peanut Butter
  • Jophur
  • g'Kek
  • Glavers
  • Gap Dragon
  • Other Dragons
  • Centaurs
  • Gryphon (not crystal kind)
  • Chickenwalker Teriyaki
  • Vogons
  • Basilisk
  • Ogre
  • Gnome
  • Tangle Tree
  • Slariki
  • E.T.'s vegtable soup
  • Critters
  • Mogwi
  • Geg
  • Drakes
  • Snorks
  • Godzilla
  • Rodan
  • Mothra
  • Creature from Black Lagoon
  • Blob
  • Sea Dragon
  • Mimics and Cloakers
  • Quicksilver Dragon
  • Yoga
  • Jem Ha-dar
  • Redlink: 22lb Rambie Fleg
  • Santraginus V Fish
  • Frasta Fire Wl\alker
  • Medea Fux
  • Electric Eels
  • Howlers
  • NowWhattian BogHog
  • Medusa
  • Oola's Eggs
  • Colin
  • Marvin
  • Perfectly Normal Beast
  • Monkey's Paw
  • Poe's Raven
  • Dragon Steak with Hot Sauce and Blue Wine
  • Chameleon
  • HAL
1