Interplanetary Cookbook


Vol I

OFF-EARTH
FLAVOUR
1001 Sourdough rocket
1002 Gravity proof
1003 Solar cooking  
1004 Fermentation station
1005 Space umami

UFOs: UNIDENTIFIED FOOD OBJECTS
1006 Hot sauce
1007 Elderflower jelly
1008 Pale blue dot

ZERO GRAVITY ARTIFACTS
1009 Martian ceramics

1010 Capillary cup

1011 Baking trays
1012 Flavour fork
1013 Zero g spoon
1014 Wearable restaurant 

Vol II coming soon! 

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Written & Edited by Maggie Coblentz.

Vol I Artwork by Yilan Gao.

The Interplanetary Cookbook is supported by the MIT Space Exploration Initiative. 

Copyright Maggie Coblentz. Copyright on public contributions remains with the original creator.

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The Interplanetary Cookbook includes a collection of in house designs, and public contributions from around the world to reflect the many ingredients that shape our rich food culture on and off Earth. Learn more about the next Open Call! 

Maggie Coblentz is a researcher and interdisciplinary designer from Ontario, Canada currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Her work explores food in extreme environments on and off Earth. She is a Researcher at the Space Exploration Initiative at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts where she specializes in Interplanetary Gastronomy. Maggie is a PhD candidate in Gastronomic Science at the Basque Culinary Center (BCC) in San Sebastián, Spain, and a Visiting Researcher in the Research and Development division of the restaurant Alchemist in Copenhagen. Maggie has a Master of Industrial Design from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in Providence, Massachusetts, and a Bachelor of Design from Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario. 

The Interplanetary Cookbook is supported by the MIT Space Exploration Initiative.
 

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