Jabba the Hutt may have used Han Solo as a decoration, but this latest version of the captured smuggler may be better to have over for dinner.

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A bakery in Benicia, California, raised the stakes, or should it be dough, to honor the “Star Wars” character portrayed by Harrison Ford in a massive, 6-foot loaf of bread dubbed “Pan Solo,” The Associated Press reported.

While it was a Solo project, the bakers didn’t do it alone.

Hannalee Pervan and Catherine Pervan, who own One House Bakery together, put together the bread version of Solo frozen in carbonite using wood and two types of dough that do not contain yeast and that have higher sugar contents.

It took a month to create, The New York Times reported.

The mother-daughter team worked at night after the shop closed for the day to make the bread sculpture for the annual Downtown Benicia Main Street Scarecrow Contest, the AP reported.

Accompanying the mega loaf of bread is a sign that says, “Our hero Pan Solo has been trapped in Levainite by the evil Java the Hutt.”

It even caught the attention of Luke Skywalker himself — Mark Hamill.

Hannalee Pervan said the project was more than just baking bread to her.

She came down with COVID-19 last year and lost most of her sense of taste and smell. Pan Solo showed her that she could still find joy in food, just in a different way, she told The New York Times.

This isn’t the first time they put their sculpting skills to the test. The self-described science fiction nerds baked a White Walker and Iron Throne from “Game of Thrones,” and created a tribute to “The Mandalorian” complete with a “Baby Dough-Da” and a “Pandroid,” the newspaper reported.

Last year they made a “Dough-ki” to honor “Alligator Loki” from the Disney+ series “Loki.”

Pan Solo will not be sliced and served up for consumption; instead, it will be used as compost, the AP reported.

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