I can remember.. Jeff. I can remember him begging.. I can remember Steff. I can remember her crying.. I can remember my baby. I can remember her crying. I can remember her bones against my teeth. I can remember.. I can remember the fire.
The Jedi totally would have had their own language. They are a somewhat insular community that has existed for 25,000 years. Yes, they're taught Basic and a bunch of other languages, but in the Temple? They've got their own linguistic thing going on.
I love how you can create an OC that looks like anything you want too, can use any weapon available, can use powers, ANYTHING. And it somehow works as a Star Wars OC.
I'm working on my set of Mando armor and I want to add Trophies. So far I have a few ideas but I wanna hear y'all's. I got a lightsaber hilt, kyber crystal, random bit and pieces, beads, braids, etc...
Back to my made up Mandalorian goddesses I imagine that more religious Mandalorian would string together multi-colored beads onto a bracelet, necklace or make something like a rosary. Each bead represents an ancestor, someone lost or someone very important to the person.
Thereād also be a pendant of a chosen goddess (Lor, Asp, Egret, Vala, Concordia, Draboon, Orda) , powerful ancestor or mythical hero.
I have yet to find gods goddesses or a creation myth for the mandalorians thatās canon though ive gone through wookiepedia and the Mandoāa dictionary so Iāve made up seven goddesses.
Different materials, colors and symbols are also representative of the different goddesses. The goddesses have different aspects they govern and are patron goddesses of different planets and moons in the Mandalore system so the goddess someone choses is telling.
(Lor- Mother, Creation, Tradition, Living Water, Mining, Marriage, Protector of Children
Besākar, emeralds, diamonds, volcanoes, black
Asp- Deception, Hunting, Wisdom, Medicine, Healing, Transformation, Protector of Women
What do we think the Mandos eat fruits and veggies wise? Do they just pick whatever's around that they know is safe? Or do they travel with them? I know fruit leather is probably a staple, but like in talking about Actual Fruit and Veggies. What do we think?
Bring the milk, water, salt, and lentils to a simmer, and then mix in the oats. Blend the spices with the brown sugar first, then add in. If using applesauce, mix in the desired amount here. If using fried or cooked apples, save those for the end.
Simmer until thickened to desired consistency.
Fried mealgrain:
-1 cup cooked farro, spelt, or other wheat grains
-1 or 2 eggs
-Fatty bacon, minced
-Thinly sliced red onion
-Scallions
-Garlic, crushed
-Ginger, finely minced
-Spice powder blend (can be any you like, from chiles you enjoy to any blend of peppercorns)
-Crunchy roasted lentils, for topping
Start by frying up the bacon, getting some fat rendered out into your pan. Throw in the ginger, garlic, onions, and scallions, getting them cooked through while your bacon crisps. Then add the grains, keeping the heat high to fry as you would rice.
When the grains are reaching the texture you'll like, add the spice powder and blend in well. Then clear a spot in the center and crack in your eggs, scrambling them and mixing them into the grains once they start to lose their glossiness.
Serve hot, topped with the roasted lentils. An extra fried egg can be laid on top for serving.
Mandalorian Ingredients: Real-World Equivalents and Substitutions.
Common ingredients:
Kale: used to make moss chips in canon and legends
Sweet potato: accepted by the fandom to be what "amber-root" of Legends means
Tomato: canon "redfruit".
Oats: used in canon recipes and accepted by the fandom to be "mealgrain"
Turkey and chicken: canon "nuna"
Onion: used in canon recipes
Peppers, both sweet and spicy: used in canon recipes.
Carrots: used in canon recipes
Purple potatos: used in canon recipes
Assorted nuts and dried fruits and candied peels: used in canon recipes
Dried fish flakes: real-world equivalent of gihaal/ fish meal
Apples: found in canon recipes
Peaches, nectarines, and stone fruits: my headcanon Varos fruit (described as "velvety")
Pomegranate: legends jewel-fruit, used to make ujayl/ jewel-fruit syrup/ pomegranate molasses
Pumpkins and squashes: red gourd of legends sources
Beans: found in canon and legends sources, such as the denta bean.
Lentils: found in canon recipes such as Tattoine Terrine
Sesame seeds: black sesame shows up as cassia tea seeds in canon recipes
Red meat: canon sources list shaak, nerf, bantha, etc, with cookbooks subbing in pork, beef, and even venison.
Barley: the bas neral of legends, primarily used for brewing beer and making malt drinks
Seaweed: nori and furikake are used in canon recipes such as polystarch portion bread
My additions:
In my personal cookbook, I'm adding foods that draw inspiration from ancient Greece, Sardinia, some Nordic cultures, and a scattering of Mediterranean and Baltic cuisines. Since Mandalorian cultures are widespread and extremely heterogenous, different clans and houses will logically all have their own food traditions. My cookbook will include the following extra staples:
Whole wheat (farro and spelt) as mealgrain additions
Brassicas such as kohlrabi and cabbage
Berries such as blueberries and cherries
Semolina in lieu of cornmeal
Adzuki beans for sweet fillings
Ricotta, cottage cheese, and other fresh cheeses
Any further ingredients that I find interesting and appropriate to my developing food philosophy for this cookbook.
Any arguments? Disagree? Make your own cookbook :)
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