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| Cooking is the fine art of making [[:Category:Food|food]] items from [[:Category:Cooking Ingredients|ingredients]]. Some recipes produce edible food, while others produce only other ingredients that require further cooking. Cooking can also be used, by [[Sauceror|Saucerors]] and others who have earned the [[Advanced Saucecrafting]] ability, to make powerful usable items out of {{plural|scrumptious reagent}}, and those who have become one with the [[The Way of Sauce|Way of Sauce]] can cook even more powerful potions from {{plural|scrumdiddlyumptious solution}}. | | '''Cooking''' is the fine art of making items from [[:Category:Cooking Ingredients|cooking ingredients]]. Most basic [[Cooking Discoveries|recipes]] produce edible [[food]], while some produce only other ingredients that require further cooking; a few produce useful items or even [[familiar|familiars]]. More advanced pasta and noodle dishes can be discovered and cooked by those with knowledge of [[Pastamastery]] (level 5 [[Pastamancer]] skill). Recent discoveries in [[The Sea]] have also led Pastamancers to unlock the secrets of [[Tempuramancy]]. |
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| Cooking requires an [[E-Z Cook Oven™]] in your inventory or either a [[chef-in-the-box (Campground)|Chef-in-the-box]] or a [[Clockwork Chef-in-the-box]] at your campsite, any of which will reveal the '''cook stuff''' link in the crafting section of your inventory. An E-Z Cook Oven™ allows you to cook one recipe at the cost of one adventure, while a boxed chef allows you to cook for zero adventures. However, after a certain number of uses your chef will explode, providing you with a random assortment of its component parts and food items—including some food that cannot be obtained by any other means. | | Cooking can also be used with [[Advanced Saucecrafting]] (level 5 [[Sauceror]] skill) to make delicious sauces and powerful usable items out of {{plural|scrumptious reagent}}, and those who have become one with [[The Way of Sauce]] or learnt the secrets of [[Deep Saucery]] can cook even more powerful potions from {{plural|scrumdiddlyumptious solution}} and {{plural|globe of Deep Sauce}} respectively. Saucecrafting potions are discussed on the [[reagent potions]] page; their recipes are included on the [[Cooking Discoveries]] page. |
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| This page provides an overview of foods and ingredients, while the fine details of individual recipes and eat effects can be found on the items' pages. There are also complete, no-frills lists of foods ([[:Category:Food|alphabetically]] or [[:Category:Food (By Fullness)|by fullness]]) and [[:Category:Cooking Ingredients|ingredients]]. You can get more advanced information and handy reference charts from [[Cooking strategy]].
| | Cooking requires either an [[E-Z Cook™ oven]] or [[Dramatic™ range]] to be installed in [[Your Kitchen|your campsite kitchen]]. An E-Z Cook™ oven allows you to cook normal recipes with no adventure cost, while the [[Dramatic™ range]] allows you to cook [[:Category:Fancy Cooking Ingredients|fancy recipes]] at the cost of one adventure. A [[chef-in-the-box]] allows you to cook for no adventure cost. However, after a certain number of uses your chef will explode, providing you with a random assortment of its component parts and food items — including some foods that cannot be obtained by any other means. |
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| ==Special Cooking / Eating Accomplishments==
| | For more general information about food items in the game, see the [[Food]] page. For a discussion of what and when to cook, see [[cooking strategy]]. |
| The main reason to cook and eat food is to increase your adventures and gain substats. But there are some other special benefits.
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| ===[[Image:Familiar16.gif]] Familiars=== | | ==Recipes== |
| *Eating a [[bowl of lucky charms]] has a chance of giving you a [[leprechaun hatchling]].
| | A full list of recipes for items which can be made by cooking, [[Pastamastery]], [[Tempuramancy]] and [[Saucecrafting]] (including [[Deep Saucery]] and [[The Way of Sauce]]) is shown on the [[Cooking Discoveries]] page. |
| *Cooking is the way to make a [[ghost pickle on a stick]] familiar hatchling, although the ingredients are only obtainable on rare occasions at [[The Spectral Pickle Factory]].
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| *Cooking four {{plural|cocoa eggshell fragment}} will make a [[cocoa egg]], which hatches into a [[cocoabo]]. Or, you can cook the egg with a [[ten-leaf clover]] for a [[Lucky Surprise Egg]]. Eating it will add a randomly selected figurine from [[tiny plastic series 1]] to your inventory. Cooking the [[cocoa egg]] with a [[spooky wad]] will result in a [[Spooky Surprise Egg]] which, when consumed, will add a randomly selected figurine from [[tiny plastic series 2]] to your inventory.
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| *A [[Knob mushroom]] cooks with [[fairy gravy boat]] into the [[pregnant mushroom]] hatchling.
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| *Similarly, a [[gloomy black mushroom]] and [[spooky fairy gravy]] become a [[pregnant gloomy black mushroom]] hatchling.
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| *Similarly again, an [[oily golden mushroom]] and [[sleazy fairy gravy]] become a [[pregnant oily golden mushroom]] hatchling. The sleazy fairy gravy is made from [[pr0n legs]] and [[fairy gravy boat]]
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| *Cooking is the final stage of creating an [[unwound clockwork grapefruit]] familiar hatchling, although the preceding stages are [[supertinkering]].
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| ===[[Image:Toast.gif]] Trophies===
| | A list of items in the game which are marked as [[:Category:Cooking Ingredients|cooking ingredients]] is also available. |
| *The [[ghuol guolash]] will do ugly things to your stats, but if you just hold your nose and choke down [[eleven]] of them, you can get [[The Ghuol Cup]] from the trophy shop.
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| *Eating [[herb brownies]] or drinking [[hippy herbal tea]] results in 5 turns each of a negative [[:Category:Effects|effect]]: [[Confused]] and [[Sleepy]], respectively. However, the brownies can also bag you the [[Bouquet of Hippies]] trophy if you can stuff down 420 of them.
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| *When you've eaten 50 {{plural|Lucky Surprise Egg}}, you're eligible for the [[Failure to Communicate]] trophy.
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| *If you can fortify your stomach enough to polish off an entire [[three-tiered wedding cake]], you will have earned the [[Three-Tiered Trophy]].
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| *Eating five of the exploding-chef-only {{plural|white chocolate and tomato pizza}} makes the [[Weeping Pizza]] trophy available.
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| *Eating five {{plural|spaghetti with Skullheads}} earns you the [[Platinum Skull]] trophy.
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| *If you can stomach 60 {{plural|White Citadel burger}} and 10 {{plural|White Citadel fries}} and then drink 4 {{plural|Cherry Cloaca Cola}} and 4 {{plural|Diet Cloaca Cola}}, then you will be entitled to the [[Best Meal of My Life]] trophy, as well as a heart attack.
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| * Since September 24th, 2008, discovering 50, 100 and 150 unique cooking recipes makes one eligible for, respectively, the [[Golden Spatula]], [[Mellon Baller, Shot Caller]] and [[BAM!]] trophies.
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| ===[[Image:Glove.gif]] Other===
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| *Eating an [[insanely spicy enchanted bean burrito]] can give you [[Chronic Indigestion]].
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| *Those with Muscle [[zodiac sign|zodiac signs]] will need to cook the [[small leather glove]] into a [[spooky glove]] to complete the [[Summon a Mushroom Familiar]] quest.
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| *Through URL manipulation, [[heavy hot sauce]] and [[stuffing]] can be cooked into [[hot stuffing]].
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| *A [[banana]] can be cooked with [[soda water]] to make a [[banana spritzer]], which is not a food, but an improved MP restorer which doesn't belong in any other category below.
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| *To complete the [[Palindome]] quest, you must cook a [[bird rib]] with [[lion oil]] to obtain [[wet stew]] (now an edible food), and then cook the [[wet stew]] with [[stunt nuts]] to obtain [[wet stunt nut stew]].
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| ==Food Categories==
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| ===[[Image:Batgut.gif]] Raw ingredients===
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| These are generic items that cannot themselves be eaten, but can be cooked with other ingredients. This includes meats, doughs, beans, etc. Items that are cooked only for [[#Special Cooking / Eating Accomplishments|non-food purposes]] are not included.
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| *[[ancient spice]]
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| *[[bat wing]]
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| *[[batgut]]
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| *[[black pepper]]
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| *[[cat appendix]]
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| *[[catgut]]
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| *[[enchanted bean]]
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| *[[filet of tangy gnat ("fotelif")]]
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| *[[displaced fish]]
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| *[[flat dough]]
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| *[[ghuol ears]]
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| *[[gnollish casserole dish]]
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| *[[gnollish pie tin]]
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| *[[grue egg]]
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| *[[guano coffee cup]]
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| *[[Hellion cube]]
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| *[[herbs]]
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| *[[hill of beans]]
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| *[[jabañero pepper]]
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| *[[lihc eye]]
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| *[[megatofu]]
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| *[[pie crust]]
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| *[[pile of jumping beans]]
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| *[[pr0n legs]]
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| *[[pretty flower]]
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| *[[rat appendix]]
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| *[[ratgut]]
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| *[[secret blend of herbs and spices]]
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| *[[skewer]]
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| *[[spices]]
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| *[[taco shell]]
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| *[[Uncle Jick's Brownie Mix]]
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| *[[wad of dough]]
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| *[[wad of tofu]]
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| ===[[Image:Pasta.gif]] Advanced ingredients===
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| Advanced ingredients can only be cooked by characters with the appropriate skill. The skill is also used to create them (a limited number per day). Foods made with these ingredients are, as a rule, noticeably superior to other foods.
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| *[[dry noodles]] ([[Pastamastery]] skill)
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| *[[scrumptious reagent]] ([[Advanced Saucecrafting]] skill) -- There is only one food that can be made directly from reagents, the [[Hell broth|Hell Broth]], so [[Sauceror|Saucerors]] are not themselves good cooks. On the other hand, reagents can be cooked into some very powerful "potions", which are usable rather than edible.
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| *[[scrumdiddlyumptious solution]] ([[The Way of Sauce]] skill) -- While it is not required to know the [[The Way of Sauce|Way of Sauce]] to make scrumdiddlyumptious solutions, only those with the skill can create elemental sour sauces, which are key ingredients in the creation of [[Hi mein]].
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| ===[[Image:Stalk.gif]] Raw foods===
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| Raw foods are foods that can be eaten by themselves but are more useful as ingredients of more complex dishes (or boozes). Fruits and vegetables are an example. Although they have the advantage of low [[Fullness|fullness]], the gains to adventures and substats are ''usually'' too low to be worth it. Some raw foods, such as [[uncooked chorizo]], are actually bad for you.
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| *[[blackberry]]
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| *[[bowl of rye sprouts]]
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| *[[brown sugar cane]]
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| *[[carob chunks]]
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| *[[catsup]]/[[ketchup]]
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| *[[cherry]]
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| *[[cob of corn]]
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| *[[cocoa eggshell fragment]]
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| *[[cranberries]]
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| *[[dehydrated caviar]]
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| *[[fricasseed brains]]
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| *[[ghuol egg]]
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| *[[glass of goat's milk]]
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| *[[goat cheese]]
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| *[[gr8ps]]
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| *[[grapefruit]]
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| *[[grapes]]
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| *[[handful of walnuts]]
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| *[[jumbo olive]]
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| *[[juniper berries]]
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| *[[Knob mushroom]]
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| *[[Knob sausage]]
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| *[[Knoll mushroom]]
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| *[[large cocoa eggshell fragment]]
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| *[[lemon]]
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| *[[lime]]
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| *[[olive]]
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| *[[orange]]
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| *[[papaya]]
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| *[[peach]]
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| *[[pear]]
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| *[[plum]]
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| *[[royal jelly]]
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| *[[spooky mushroom]]
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| *[[stalk of asparagus]]
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| *[[strawberry]]
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| *[[tomato]]
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| *[[uncooked chorizo]]
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| *[[white chocolate chips]]
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| ===[[Image:Fries.gif]] Stand-alone foods===
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| There are a number of foods that cannot be cooked into other recipes, nor can they be created through cooking. Generally, these are [[Item Drops (By Location)|drops]], but there are also foods generated by the [[evil golden arches]] (as well as other food containers) and the [[Cheap Toaster]] at your [[The Campground|campsite]], as well as some special rare foods.
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| *[[abominable snowcone]]
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| *[[ancient frozen dinner]]
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| *[[antique packet of ketchup]]
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| *[[balaclava baklava]]
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| *[[ballroom blintz]]
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| *[[black forest cake]]
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| *[[black forest ham]]
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| *[[black pudding]]
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| *[[bowl of cottage cheese]]
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| *[[bowl of lucky charms]]
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| *[[brain-meltingly-hot chicken wings]]
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| *[[Brimstone Chicken Sandwich]]
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| *[[cactus fruit]]
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| *[[candy cane]]
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| *[[centipede eggs]]
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| *[[desiccated apricot]]
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| *[[Double Bacon Beelzeburger]]
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| *[[dwarf bread]]
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| *[[Elfin shortbread]]
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| *[[Ent cider]]
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| *[[fruitcake]]
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| *[[Genalen™ Bottle]]
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| *[[ghuol guolash]]
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| *[[gingerbread bugbear]]
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| *[[handful of nuts and berries]]
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| *[[hot buttered roll]]
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| *[[hot date]]
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| *[[hot wing]]
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| *[[Jumbo Dr. Lucifer]]
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| *[[Knob pasty]]
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| *[[Lord of the Flies-sized fries]]
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| *[[maple syrup]]
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| *[[mind flayer corpse]]
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| *[[piece of wedding cake]]
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| *[[poutine]]
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| *[[purple pixel pie]] (This is created from ingredients by [[The Crackpot Mystic's Shed|The Crackpot Mystic]], but it cannot be "cooked".)
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| *[[radio button candy]]
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| *[[Retenez L'Herbe Paté]]
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| *[[savoy truffle]]
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| *[[Spam Witch sammich]]
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| *[[superolive]] (Note that this used to be a cocktailcrafting ingredient, but it's now obsolete.)
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| *[[t8r tots]]
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| *[[toast]]
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| *[[Trollhouse cookies]]
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| *[[unidentified jerky]]
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| *[[White Citadel burger]]
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| *[[White Citadel fries]]
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| ===[[Image:Kabob.gif]] Kabobs===
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| These are simple, one-step meals involving a [[skewer]], which can be purchased cheaply at [[The Bugbear Bakery]]. All kabobs are 2 fullness.
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| *[[bat wing kabob]]
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| *[[ghuol-ear kabob]]
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| *[[Knob shroomkabob]]
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| *[[Knoll shroomkabob]]
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| *[[rat appendix kabob]]
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| *[[skewered cat appendix]]
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| *[[spooky shroomkabob]]
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| ===[[Image:Pizza.gif]] Pizzas===
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| All pizzas start with the cooking of a [[flat dough]] or [[wad of dough]] and a [[tomato]], which, by the way, is the quickest and cheapest way to intentionally explode a chef to get the special foods. The [[plain pizza]] yields adventures only, but you can add various toppings for pizzas that increase one substat each. Plain pizzas fill 2 fullness, all others fill 3.
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| *[[goat cheese pizza]]
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| *[[mushroom pizza]]
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| *[[plain pizza]]
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| *[[sausage pizza]]
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| ===[[Image:Burrito.gif]] Burritos===
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| Burritos are, basically, a [[flat dough]] plus one of the three beans: [[hill of beans|normal]] (for [[Muscle]]), [[enchanted bean|enchanted]] (for [[Mysticality]]), or [[pile of jumping beans|jumping]] (for [[Moxie]]). The basic burritos can then be "upgraded" to spicy by adding [[spices]], then upgraded again to "insanely spicy" by adding a [[jabañero pepper]]. Not only are the insane burritos superb for adventures and stat gains, the [[insanely spicy enchanted bean burrito|enchanted one]] can give you the [[Chronic Indigestion]] skill. All burritos fill 3 fullness, regardless of how spicy they are, and gains to one substat.
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| *[[bean burrito]] → [[spicy bean burrito]] → [[insanely spicy bean burrito]]
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| *[[enchanted bean burrito]] → [[spicy enchanted bean burrito]] → [[insanely spicy enchanted bean burrito]]
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| *[[jumping bean burrito]] → [[spicy jumping bean burrito]] → [[insanely spicy jumping bean burrito]]
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| ===[[Image:Klpie.gif]] Key lime pies===
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| The special keys (of [[Boris's key|Boris]], [[Jarlsberg's key|Jarlsberg]], and [[Sneaky Pete's key|Sneaky Pete]]) that are rewards for completing [[The Daily Dungeon]] are used to reveal the [[meatsink]] statues in [[The Hall of The Legends of The Times of Old]]. However, through the wizardry of wordplay, they can also be cooked with {{plural|lime}}, and then with {{plural|pie crust}}, to make "key lime pies" -- just one of several "key" puns Jick and Skully have seen fit to inflict upon us. As of [[NS13]] the [[Digital key]] and [[Richard's star key]] may also be baked in the same way. Each fills 4 fullness and provides a good number of adventures. The first 3 also provide large gains to a single substat, while the Digital and Star key lime pies provide smaller gains to all substats.
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| *[[Boris's key lime pie]]
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| *[[Jarlsberg's key lime pie]]
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| *[[Sneaky Pete's key lime pie]]
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| *[[Digital key lime pie]]
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| *[[Star key lime pie]]
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| ===[[Image:Bowl.gif]] Hi meins===
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| A [[hi mein]] is one of the most difficult of dishes, requiring knowledge of [[The Way of Sauce]] and [[Transcendental Noodlecraft]] to successfully cook, as well as [[Pulverize]], [[Advanced Saucecrafting]], and [[Pastamastery]] to make raw ingredients. Hi meins begin as elemental nuggets, which are cooked with {{plural|scrumdiddlyumptious solution}} to make elemental sour sauces. These sauces are then cooked in [[The Wok of Ages]] with dry noodles and [[MSG]] to make a hi mein. All hi meins provide up to 75 substat points in one given stat, and at least 15 in each of the others, all for 5 fullness. Hi meins also grant temporary use of elemental breath skills (such as [[Hot Breath (skill)|Hot Breath]]), which do a small amount of elemental damage for 5 MP. Because of their intricate recipes, hi meins cannot be cooked in Hardcore except by Pastamancers or Saucerors who know all five requisite skills.
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| *[[hot nuggets]] → [[hot and sour sauce]] → [[hot hi mein]]
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| *[[cold nuggets]] → [[cold and sour sauce]] → [[cold hi mein]]
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| *[[spooky nuggets]] → [[spooky and sour sauce]] → [[spooky hi mein]]
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| *[[stinky nuggets]] → [[stench and sour sauce]] → [[stinky hi mein]]
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| *[[sleaze nuggets]] → [[sleazy and sour sauce]] → [[sleazy hi mein]]
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| ===[[Image:Bowl.gif]] Stir-fries and chow meins===
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| A [[chow mein]] starts out as a [[secret blend of herbs and spices]] combined with some item to make a vegetable stir-fry, and then combined with a meat item to make the second level stir-fry. This second stir fry is then cooked with dry noodles and [[MSG]] in [[The Wok of Ages]] to make a chow mein. The three best known chow meins are the [[rat appendix chow mein]], [[bat wing chow mein]] and [[knob sausage chow mein]] which provide up to 75 points in a given stat for 5 fullness. [[Tofu chow mein]] and [[pr0n chow mein]] spread their points between two stats. Pr0n chow mein provides only half the stats that the others do when compared for fullness and is unique in that the vegetable ingredient for the stir-fry can be purchased.
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| *[[asparagus stir-fry]] → [[tofu stir-fry]] → [[tofu chow mein]]
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| *[[Knob stir-fry]] → [[bat wing stir-fry]] → [[bat wing chow mein]]
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| *[[Knoll stir-fry]] → [[Knob sausage stir-fry]] → [[Knob sausage chow mein]]
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| *[[olive stir-fry]] → [[pr0n stir-fry]] → [[pr0n chow mein]]
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| *[[spooky stir-fry]] → [[rat appendix stir-fry]] → [[rat appendix chow mein]]
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| ===[[Image:Bowl.gif]] Lo meins===
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| The younger cousin of chow mein, a [[lo mein]] is a step up from a basic stir-fry. Vegetables or mushrooms are cooked with a [[secret blend of herbs and spices]] to make stir-fry, and then with [[dry noodles]] to make lo mein. Vegetable lo meins give up to 16 adventures and about 15 points in two stats for 3 fullness, while mushroom lo meins are worth a maximum of 21 adventures and up to 34 substat points in a single stat, for 4 fullness.
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| *[[asparagus stir-fry]] → [[asparagus lo mein]]
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| *[[Knob stir-fry]] → [[Knob lo mein]]
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| *[[Knoll stir-fry]] → [[Knoll lo mein]]
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| *[[olive stir-fry]] → [[olive lo mein]]
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| *[[spooky stir-fry]] → [[spooky lo mein]]
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| ===[[Image:Lasagna.gif]] Casseroles and Lasagnas ===
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| A casserole begins with a piece of meat and its corresponding spice, creating a spicy dish. The spicy dish is then cooked with a casserole dish to create a casserole. The casserole can then be cooked with [[dry noodles]] and [[MSG]] in [[The Wok of Ages]] to create a lasagna.
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| *[[displaced fish]] + [[dehydrated caviar]] → [[fishy fish]] → [[fishy fish casserole]] → [[fishy fish lasagna]]
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| *[[filet of tangy gnat ("fotelif")]] + [[ancient spice]] → [[gnatloaf]] → [[gnatloaf casserole]] → [[gnatloaf lasagna]]
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| *[[long pork]] + [[black pepper]] → [[long pork chop sandwiches]] → [[long pork casserole]] → [[long pork lasagna]]
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| ===[[Image:pastaspoon.gif]] Basic pastas===
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| [[Pastamastery|Pastamasters]] have a few simple dishes they can make out of [[dry noodles]] and one not-too-exotic ingredient.
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| *[[boring spaghetti]] (add [[tomato]])
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| *[[delicious noodles]] (add [[herbs]])
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| *[[delicious spicy noodles]] (add [[secret blend of herbs and spices]])
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| *[[painful penne pasta]] (add [[jabañero pepper]])
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| *[[pr0n m4nic0tti]] (add [[pr0n legs]])
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| *[[ravioli della hippy]] (add [[wad of tofu]])
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| *[[spicy noodles]] (add [[spices]])
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| ===[[Image:saucepan.gif]] Saucecrafting pastas===
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| Some of the items that can be cooked from {{plural|scrumptious reagent}} by [[Advanced Saucecrafting|Advanced Saucecrafters]] can be further cooked with [[dry noodles]] by [[Pastamastery|Pastamasters]] to make top-notch dishes. None of the sauces are themselves edible (except [[Hell broth]], which is nasty stuff), but the pastas all yield 6 fullness and serious gains to one substat, or all three substats for the [[Hell ramen]].
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| *[[fancy schmancy cheese sauce]] makes [[fettucini Inconnu]]
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| *[[Hell broth]] makes [[Hell ramen]]
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| *[[Himalayan Hidalgo sauce]] makes [[gnocchetti di Nietzsche]]
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| *[[sauce of the ages]] makes [[spaghetti with Skullheads]]
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| ===[[Image:Potion2.gif]] Saucecrafting potions===
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| Other items cooked from reagents are usable items. Each provides a base of 5 turns (knowing the [[Impetuous Sauciness]] skill and being a Sauceror each increase this duration by an additional 5 turns) of an effect, including temporary stat-boosting, setting two stats equal to the third, and a variety of other helpful effects. See [[reagent potions]] for a handy reference to these. They will not be discussed on this page because they are not food.
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| ===[[Image:Potion7.gif]] Fine potions===
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| [[scrumptious reagent|Scrumptious reagents]] can also be transformed into {{plural|scrumdiddlyumptious solution}}, which those with the knowledge of the [[The Way of Sauce|Way of Sauce]] can cook with other ingredients in order to make even more powerful potions. Each potion can be used for a base of 5 turns (knowing the [[Impetuous Sauciness]] skill and being a Sauceror each increase this duration by an additional 5 turns) of an effect, including temporary stat-boosting and a variety of other helpful effects. See [[The Way of Sauce]] for a handy reference to these. They will not be discussed on this page because they, like Saucecrafting potions, are not food.
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| ===[[Image:Tiercake.gif]] Gift cakes===
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| Some foods are only available by purchasing them at [[The Gift Shop]]. The selection of gifts depends upon how many times you have [[Ascension|Ascended]], so some of these can be pretty hard to get. But that's okay; they can be pretty hard to eat, too. The [[three-tiered wedding cake]] fills 35 fullness, so it can only be eaten if you have the [[Stomach of Steel]] skill on the [[Feast of Boris]]. Although all these items are "cakes", note that [[fruitcake]] and [[piece of wedding cake]] are not Gift Shop items. Also note that all of the gift cakes have a reference to a song by the band Cake in their description and/or eat message, tee hee. None of these is a particularly effective meal.
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| *[[angel-food cake]] (19th)
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| *[[babycakes]] (10th)
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| *[[birthday party jellybean cheesecake]] (25th)
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| *[[blue velvet cake]] (13th)
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| *[[congratulatory cake]] (16th)
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| *[[devil's-food cake]] (22nd)
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| *[[Happy Birthday, Claude! cake]] (1st)
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| *[[mugcake]] (0th)
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| *[[personalized birthday cake]] (4th)
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| *[[three-tiered wedding cake]] (7th)
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| *[[urinal cake]] (0th)
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| ===[[Image:Pickle.gif]] Spectral pickle stuff===
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| [[The Spectral Pickle Factory]] is a special location that appears ''very'' rarely — four times in the history of KOL so far, and never at predictable times. When it does, the adventures there drop some unique cooking ingredients that can be cooked into one of the best foods in the game: the [[spectral pickle]]. It can then be further cooked into a familiar hatchling, the [[ghost pickle on a stick]].
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| *[[brine]] and [[vinegar]] make [[briny vinegar]]
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| *add [[dill]] for [[ghostly pickling solution]]
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| *add a [[ghost cucumber]] for a [[spectral pickle]]
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| *add a [[skewer]] for a [[ghost pickle on a stick]]
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| ===[[Image:Casserole.gif]] Chez Snootée foods===
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| There are three dishes that can only be obtained by purchasing them from [[Chez Snootée]], in [[Little Canadia]]. These are on the permanent menu, not the randomly shifting specials. Snootée foods are unusual in that they can't be stored in your inventory; they are eaten as soon as you buy them. They rank low in adventures per fullness, and provide no stats at all.
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| *[[Au Jus Gezund Heit]]
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| *[[Bouillabaise Coucher Avec Moi]]
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| *[[Peche a la Frog]]
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| ===[[Image:Iceshroom.gif]] Special mushroom foods===
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| If you choose a Muscle [[Zodiac sign]] when you ascend, you will have access to the [[Inside Degrassi Knoll|inside of Degrassi Knoll]], where you will be able to [[Mushroom Fields|farm mushrooms]]. Starting with the standard [[Knob mushroom|Knob]], [[Knoll mushroom|Knoll]], and [[spooky mushroom|spooky]] ones, you can grow special second- and third-generation mushrooms that can be used to make some very nice foods and [[mushroom fermenting solution|boozes]]. The mushrooms themselves are not generally worth eating. The second-generation shrooms are decent for single-substat gains, but the third-generation are not. Some mushrooms take away a few [[HP]].
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| *[[cool mushroom]] → [[cool mushroom casserole]] (add [[gnollish casserole dish]])
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| *[[flaming mushroom]]
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| *[[frozen mushroom]]
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| *[[pointy mushroom]] → [[cream of pointy mushroom soup]] (add [[glass of goat's milk]])
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| *[[stinky mushroom]]
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| *[[warm mushroom]] → [[spicy mushroom quesadilla]] (add [[flat dough]])
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| ===[[Image:Brokeskull.gif]] Exploded chef foods===
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| When the warranty runs out on your [[chef-in-the-box (Campground)|Chef-in-the-box]] or [[Clockwork Chef-in-the-box]], it explodes and throws out some random foods. Some of these are bizarre concoctions that cannot be cooked or obtained in any other way.
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| *[[carob chunk noodles]]
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| *[[chorizo brownies]]
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| *[[white chocolate and tomato pizza]]
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| ===[[Image:Mpe.gif]] Army foods ===
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| The foods obtained from the [[Hippy Army MPE]] and the [[Frat Army FGF]] can be cooked together to obtain better foods. The two wontons are made by cooking army food in the Wok of Ages, and are some of the best foods in the game.
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| *[[handful of walnuts]] + [[mixed wildflower greens]] → [[nutty organic salad]]
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| *[[megatofu]] + [[mixed wildflower greens]] → [[super salad]]
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| *[[super salad]] + [[MSG]] + [[dry noodles]] (in [[The Wok of Ages]]) → [[tofu wonton]]
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| *[[frat brats]] + [[knob ka-bobs]] → [[super ka-bob]]
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| *[[frat brats]] + [[McMillicancuddy's Special Lager]] → [[beer basted brat]]
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| *[[beer basted brat]] + [[MSG]] + [[dry noodles]] (in [[The Wok of Ages]]) → [[sausage wonton]]
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| ===[[Image:Haggis.gif]] Other foods===
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| There are a few random recipes that don't really fit any category. Various baked goods are included here, as are tacos and haggis. With the exception of the [[grue egg omelette]] and [[banana cream pie]], none of these are spectacular foods.
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| Spicy gut dishes:
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| *[[bat haggis]] ([[spices]] + [[batgut]])
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| *[[menudo]] ([[spices]] + [[catgut]])
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| *[[rat scrapple]] ([[spices]] + [[ratgut]])
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| Tacos:
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| *[[catgut taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[catgut]])
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| *[[chorizo taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[uncooked chorizo]])
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| *[[goat cheese taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[goat cheese]])
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| *[[jumping bean taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[pile of jumping beans]])
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| *[[papaya taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[papaya]])
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| *[[pr0n taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[pr0n legs]])
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| *[[royal jelly taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[royal jelly]])
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| *[[tofu taco]] ([[taco shell]] + [[wad of tofu]])
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| Pies and quiches:
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| *[[banana cream pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[banana]])
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| *[[flower petal pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[pretty flower]])
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| *[[ghuol egg quiche]] ([[pie crust]] + [[ghuol egg]])
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| *[[lihc eye pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[lihc eye]])
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| *[[cherry pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[cherry]])
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| *[[cream pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[glass of goat's milk]])(inedible)
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| *[[lemon meringue pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[lemon]])
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| *[[strawberry pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[strawberry]])
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| *[[peach pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[peach]])
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| *[[pear tart]] ([[pie crust]] + [[pear]])
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| *[[Crimbo pie]] ([[pie crust]] + [[plum]])
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| Cookies and brownies:
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| *[[carob brownies]] ([[Uncle Jick's Brownie Mix]] + [[carob chunks]])
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| *[[herb brownies]] ([[Uncle Jick's Brownie Mix]] + [[herbs]])
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| *[[carob chunk cookies]] ([[wad of dough]] + [[carob chunks]])
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| *[[white chocolate chip cookies]] ([[wad of dough]] + [[white chocolate chips]])
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| Other:
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| *[[grue egg omelette]] ([[grue egg]] + [[spooky mushroom]])
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| *[[hippy herbal tea]] ([[herbs]] + [[guano coffee cup]])
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| *[[Lucky Surprise Egg]] ([[cocoa egg]] + [[ten-leaf clover]])
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| *[[pr0n cocktail]] ([[pr0n legs]] + [[ketchup]] or [[catsup]])
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| *[[Spooky Surprise Egg]] ([[cocoa egg]] + [[spooky wad]])
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| *[[stuffed spooky mushroom]] ([[spooky mushroom]] + [[goat cheese]])
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| *[[tofu casserole]] ([[wad of tofu]] + [[Gnollish casserole dish]])
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| *[[Brains casserole]] ([[Fricasseed brains]] + [[Gnollish casserole dish]])
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| ==Notes== | | ==Notes== |
| *If you try to cook without an [[E-Z Cook Oven™]], [[chef-in-the-box (Campground)|Chef-in-the-box]] or a [[Clockwork Chef-in-the-box]], you will get the message: | | *If you try to cook without an oven installed or in inventory, you will get the message: |
| <center>How can you cook things without an oven? You can't.<br /><br />Perhaps a visit to [[The Market]] is in order? And pick me up some milk while you're there.</center> | | <center>How can you cook things without an oven? You can't.</center> |
| | *If you try to cook without an oven, and just an [[E-Z Cook™ oven]] in inventory, you will get the message: |
| | <center>Looks like you have a E-Z Cook™ oven. You just need to <u>Install It?</u></center> |
| | *If you try to cook without an oven, and a [[Dramatic™ range]] in inventory, you will get the message: |
| | <center>Looks like you have a Dramatic™ range. You just need to <u>Install It?</u></center> |
| | *If you try to cook a fancy recipe with only an E-Z Cook™ oven installed, you will get the message: |
| | <center>You need a more advanced cooking appliance to cook something something with fancy ingredients.<br><br>Maybe check out the '''Market''' in Seaside Town?</center> |
| | *As of 24 September 2008, three [[trophy|trophies]] are known to be unlocked by making a sufficient number of [[Cooking Discoveries]]. |
| | *Six [[:Category:Familiar Hatchlings|familiar hatchlings]] are created by [[Cooking Discoveries#Familiar|cooking ingredients in your oven]]. |
| | *You may also wish to look at [[Sushi|sushi rolling]], which is performed with a [[sushi-rolling mat]] rather than an oven and does not trigger cooking discoveries in your inventory. |
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
| *The button one clicks in order to cook is labelled "bake", while the cocktailcrafting button is labelled "shake", and together they reference the cooking product [[Wikipedia:Shake 'n Bake|Shake 'n Bake]]. | | *The button one clicks in order to cook is labeled "bake", while the cocktailcrafting button is labeled "shake", and together they reference the cooking product [[Wikipedia:Shake 'n Bake|Shake 'n Bake]]. |
| | *Jick has admitted on the radio show that the simplistic item plus item nature of cooking (and most crafting) is inspired by a very similar cooking mechanic found in the ''[[Wikipedia:Paper Mario|Paper Mario]]'' games. |
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| | ==See also== |
| | *[[Food]] |
| | *[[:Category:Cooking Ingredients]] |
| | *[[Cooking Discoveries]] |
| | *[[Cooking strategy]] |
| | *[[Sushi]] |
| | * [[Free Crafting Priority]] |
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