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Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas

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There are only a few more short weeks until the new Star Wars movie comes out! Okay, so actually maybe a few more than a few, but I’m still so super duper excited. I’ve gone into Super Betty Homemaker mode with my Star Wars recipe creations and crafting. I might need an intervention… These Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas are evidence of that. They ‘might’ take around 100 steps or so to make. Possibly a few less. Really, they’re not that hard, but I figure if you’re building a droid you might want a step-by-step guide, right? *hanging head* Okay, okay, so yeah, just make this. And then send me a picture. I want to see your version. Also, you should make these Ewok’s and Wookiee’s, too. Beep boop beep, Enjoy!

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What You Need To Make Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas:

  • 2 flour tortillas (soft taco size)
  • 2 oz softened cream cheese
  • 2 cheddar cheese sandwich slices
  • 1 cup shredded Mexican cheese blend
  • black food coloring
  • ziplock bag
  • white wine glass
  • pairing knife

droid quesadilla

How To Make Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas:

In a small bowl, mix your softened cream cheese with a dab of black food coloring until you get a silver grey color.

Turn a ziplock bag inside out over your hand and scoop up the silver cream cheese reserving a small amount in the bowl.

Turn the bag right side in and press the cream cheese mixture into one corner of the bag.

With a sharp knife, cut the corner of the sandwich bag off so that you have a small hole from which you can pipe the cream cheese. The smaller the better.

Add more black food coloring to the reserved silver grey cream cheese until you get a jet black color.

Droid from Star Wars

For the body:

Take one cheddar cheese slice and place it on a cutting board. Invert your wine glass and use it to cut a solid circle in the center of the slice.

Take that solid circle of cheese and with a pairing knife freehand another small circle in the center. It should now look like a cheese doughnut.

With your pairing knife, cut four concentric sections from the inside hole leaving four small interior spokes. This will form the center mechanism of your droid’s body.

Take your other slice of cheddar cheese and place it on the cutting board. Invert your wine glass and use it to cut a solid circle in the center of the second slice.

Take that second solid circle of cheese and with a pairing knife cut it into four equal pie pieces.

With your pairing knife, cut the rounded edge of each pie piece forming four equal quarter rounds, about the same thickness of your center mechanism piece. These will form the four side pieces of your droid’s body.

Star Wars Droid

For the head:

Take the remainder of one cheddar cheese slice and with your pairing knife cut a section from around the edge of the rounded hole for the droid’s head stripe. This should be about a quarter inch in width.

From the remainder of the other cheese slice cut various size squares and rectangles to attach as decorative pieces along the bottom grey head stripe.

Cut your second flour tortilla in half across the diameter.

With your knife cut the corners of the tortilla to round them up a bit.

Cut one of the scrap pieces of tortilla to form the antenna that will go on top of the droid’s head.

droid face

Assembly:
Place your droid’s round quesadilla body on a microwave safe plate.

Sprinkle with 2/3 of the Mexican cheese blend.

Top shredded cheese with the other round tortilla.

Microwave for one minute.

Repeat this process with the droid’s tortilla head. You should now have two cheese quesadillas.

Place all cheddar cheese sliced pieces on your BB-8 Droid as pictured and pipe silver grey cream cheese in areas shown.

With the tip of your knife, place a small dab of black cream cheese on your droids head and an even smaller dab below and to the right of it as shown.

Pipe a silver rim around the smaller dot of black cream cheese.

Place your droid’s head on its body and top with the tortilla antenna piece.

Enjoy!

Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas

Star Wars BB-8 Droid Quesadillas

These droids are fun to make and super fun to eat! Enjoy them with the Star Wars fan in your life!

Ingredients

  • 2 flour tortillas (soft taco size)
  • 2 oz softened cream cheese
  • 2 cheddar cheese sandwich slices
  • 1 cup shredded Mexican cheese blend
  • black food coloring
  • ziplock bag
  • white wine glass
  • pairing knife

Instructions

  1. In a small bowl, mix your softened cream cheese with a dab of black food coloring until you get a silver grey color.
  2. Turn a ziplock bag inside out over your hand and scoop up the silver cream cheese reserving a small amount in the bowl.
  3. Turn the bag right side in and press the cream cheese mixture into one corner of the bag.
  4. With a sharp knife, cut the corner of the sandwich bag off so that you have a small hole from which you can pipe the cream cheese. The smaller the better.
  5. Add more black food coloring to the reserved silver grey cream cheese until you get a jet black color.
  6. For the body:
  7. Take one cheddar cheese slice and place it on a cutting board. Invert your wine glass and use it to cut a solid circle in the center of the slice.
  8. Take that solid circle of cheese and with a pairing knife freehand another small circle in the center. It should now look like a cheese doughnut.
  9. With your pairing knife, cut four concentric sections from the inside hole leaving four small interior spokes. This will form the center mechanism of your droid's body.
  10. Take your other slice of cheddar cheese and place it on the cutting board. Invert your wine glass and use it to cut a solid circle in the center of the second slice.
  11. Take that second solid circle of cheese and with a pairing knife cut it into four equal pie pieces.
  12. With your pairing knife, cut the rounded edge of each pie piece forming four equal quarter rounds, about the same thickness of your center mechanism piece. These will form the four side pieces of your droid's body.
  13. For the head:
  14. Take the remainder of one cheddar cheese slice and with your pairing knife cut a section from around the edge of the rounded hole for the droid's head stripe. This should be about a quarter inch in width.
  15. From the remainder of the other cheese slice cut various size squares and rectangles to attach as decorative pieces along the bottom grey head stripe.
  16. Cut your second flour tortilla in half across the diameter.
  17. With your knife cut the corners of the tortilla to round them up a bit.
  18. Cut one of the scrap pieces of tortilla to form the antenna that will go on top of the droid's head.
  19. Assembly:
  20. Place your droid's round quesadilla body on a microwave safe plate.
  21. Sprinkle with 2/3 of the Mexican cheese blend.
  22. Top shredded cheese with the other round tortilla.
  23. Microwave for one minute.
  24. Repeat this process with the droid's tortilla head. You should now have two cheese quesadillas.
  25. Place all cheddar cheese sliced pieces on your BB-8 Droid as pictured and pipe silver grey cream cheese in areas shown.
  26. With the tip of your knife, place a small dab of black cream cheese on your droids head and an even smaller dab below and to the right of it as shown.
  27. Pipe a silver rim around the smaller dot of black cream cheese.
  28. Place your droid's head on its body and top with the tortilla antenna piece.
  29. Enjoy!

 

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8 Comments

  1. Fun! Any Star Wars loving kiddo would be so happy to see one of these on his plate. And your use of cream cheese in a piping bag – such a great idea! Thanks for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty link party.

  2. My son will definitely know the Force was with Me when I make him these! Thanks for sharing, they are adorable.

  3. I love it! I know what snack I’ll be making for the premiere! Although my fear is that he’d be way too cute to eat. 😉 Pinned, tweeted, and shared! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, hope to see you again next week!

  4. The brief moment of horror thinking ‘oh god what is that grey goop on the food’ before reading the recipe. Nicely done. Geeky food reigns supreme! /shakes fist

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