17 Official Disney Recipes That'll Make Your Kitchen Smell Like Main Street USA

For a taste of the islands, consider the egg-white frittata from Disney's Aulani Resort in Hawaii. The dish could pass as a large breakfast or a light dinner that will transport you right to the beach.

Get the recipe: Disney's egg-white vegetable frittata with macadamia nut pesto

Club 33 is one of the most exclusive locations at the Disney parks, and one thing that gets rave reviews during the Halloween season is their pumpkin beignets! They aren't shaped like Mickey, but they sure are tasty.

Get the recipe: Disney's fancy pumpkin beignets

Ever since Toy Story Land opened at Hollywood Studios, we can't get enough of their tasty Lunch Box Tarts, and now we can make them at home! The flaky crust perfectly compliments the gooey filling for a satisfying snack.

Get the recipe: Disney's chocolate-hazelnut lunch box tarts

Tonga Toast is one of Disney's most iconic breakfasts, and can typically be found at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. The combination of sweet cinnamon sugar, bananas, and crispy fried bread is one we can't ever pass up.

Get the recipe: Disney's Tonga toast

Hollywood Studios is home to a lot of our favorite snacks, but this grilled cheese is one of the best. Cheese is literally oozing out of the cut sandwich, and the bread is toasted to perfection for a great texture contrast of crunchy and soft.

Get the recipe: Disney's grilled three-cheese sandwich

Pongu lumpia has gained a cult following since Pandora: The World of Avatar opened at Disney's Animal Kingdom. The sweet spring rolls are filled with pineapple and cream cheese, fried, and rolled around in cinnamon sugar for a tasty treat.

Get the recipe: Disney's Pongu lumpia

There have been many dupes of this recipe, but none have come close to the cheddar cheese soup served at Epcot. Make this for a cozy night in, then use any leftovers as a fondue to dip pretzels in the next day!

Get the recipe: Disney's Canadian cheddar cheese soup

Peanut butter and jelly are a classic combo, and in milkshake form, it's magical! You can use either grape or strawberry jelly to make it taste just like your favorite sandwich.

Get the recipe: Disney's peanut-butter-and-jelly milkshake

These ribs from Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs are deceivingly easy and a major crowd pleaser. The sauce is a little spicy, but it will definitely keep you coming back for more.

Get the recipe: Disney's hoisin sticky spare ribs

Churros are such a classic Disney treat. In fact, you can find them in some form at every Disney park! These churro bites are simple to make as long as you have a piping bag or zip top bag to squeeze the dough into the hot oil.

Get the recipe: Disney's churro bites

Magic Kingdom's Skipper Canteen serves up some yummy dumplings, including these shu mai. They're filled with pork and shrimp, steamed, and served warm. These might be a little challenging, especially if you aren't used to wrapping dumplings, but it's a fun recipe to try out nonetheless.

Get the recipe: Disney's S.E.A. shu mai

You know what I'm about to say: "Try the grey stuff, it's delicious!" And we can attest that it actually is delicious. This supereasy snack comes together in minutes, and even though it's supposed to go in the fridge for an hour, we've been known to eat it right out of the bowl when we're done mixing.

Get the recipe: Disney's easy at-home grey stuff

Getting a Mickey Mouse-shaped snack is basically a Disney vacation requirement. The soft pillows of dough are covered in powdered sugar and served piping hot! If you don't have a Mickey-shaped cookie cutter, rounds or squares will work, and the final product will taste just as good.

Get the recipe: Disney's Mickey Mouse-shaped beignets

Bring a little bit of Florida to your home with this shrimp ceviche. The dish is a lovely lunch option and is filled with succulent shrimp, sweet mango, and spicy jalepeño for a trip right to Mickey's own version of flavor town!

Get the recipe: Disney's shrimp ceviche with lime-mint foam

Beaches and Cream at Disney's Yacht and Beach Club might be known for their over-the-top ice cream concoctions, but we're obsessed with the plant-based cookie fries. The sticks of dunkable cookies take us back to our childhood lunch table with those packets of cookies and icing.

Get the recipe: Disney's plant-based cookie fries