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@ZoeyNova @BlueJaysFeather @SashaFiredrake @RosyWave @MaplesHaiku @Bui @ObsidianMage
Four new recipes!
General Denethor’s Stone Soup
Everwinter Jelly
Spook Stew
Super Simple Foxfire Stew
@ZoeyNova @BlueJaysFeather @SashaFiredrake @RosyWave @MaplesHaiku @Bui @ObsidianMage
Four new recipes!
General Denethor’s Stone Soup
Everwinter Jelly
Spook Stew
Super Simple Foxfire Stew
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@ribbonz

Could I please be added to the pinglist? definitely not planning a recipe or two
@ribbonz

Could I please be added to the pinglist? definitely not planning a recipe or two


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I've got a fun recipe from my clan for celebratory times. (Usually BSJ or a private festival or gathering). It's a long one. You're gonna need a whole crew for this. >Two fire dragons (Both with good control) >One muscle-brain/strong arm >One dragon with good handiwork skills >Someone to bring a plate. >Someone who knows how to decorate well. (potentially) >An ice dragon (optional) Serenity Special: First go out and hunt some centaurs for their food. You're gonna need [item=centaur ration pouch]. Afterwards, find your local muscle-brained dragon and have them grind the oats with stones until you have a fine flour. Add some water and knead repeatedly to create a dough. Save some on the side. Get your friend with the best handiwork and have them shape the dough using a throughly dried + drained [item=giant lilypad] or [item=intact clay pot] Then go find a nearby fire dragon and build a small oven using [item=clay] and have them bake the dough until it is barely firm. If you live in lightning, you may frankenstein an electric oven at your own risk. Your next step is to create a jam. Kill some [item=nebula floaters] and [item=darktide jellyfish] and extract their juice. Add some [item=blue jelly] if you're running low. Prepare a large pot over low heat (a fire dragon recommended, but one with good control, and also not the same one currently with the dough) with some kind of pestle to use. Using any favored combination of [item=strawberry] [item=fig] [item=butcher's fig] [item=raspberry] [item=seaberry] [item=blackberry] [item=winter's delight] [item=potash peach] [item=aether cherries] [item=charged duneberry] [item=red delicious apple] [item=honeycrisp apple] [item=granny smith apple], throw them into the pot. Mash with the pestle. Chef's note: You could make several different types of jams and have a very interesting pattern on the result. Stir in the juice from the [item=nebula floaters] [item=darktide jellyfish] and also add [item=honeycomb fragment] [item=cinnamon] to taste. Cook until most of the liquid boils off and you have a relatively thick jam. Get your local craftsman to bring a big plate. Check back in on your friend with the dough and make sure that it's just firm enough to hold itself before removing it from the [item=large lilypad], and be careful removing the leaf so that it will not break upon transfer. If you successfully transferred the dough, very thinly line the inside of the crust with the honey from [item=honeycomb fragment] mixed with crushed [item=minty jadevine]. Then fill it completely with the fruit jam you made earlier. If you made several types, bring out the [item=glass knife] and very carefully spread the jams as you see fit. Take the dough you saved and roll it into strips, creating a woven pattern (or any other pattern of choice) on top of the pastry. Your craftsman friend may be of good use here. Once done, put it back in the [item=clay] oven and finish baking into a slight golden brown. On the side, prepare [item=glowshroom] [item=manaweed] [item=dayglo thresh][item=star moss], grind up [item=rainbow mussels], and scoop out the flesh of a [item=sugarmelon]. Mince them all into a very fine paste, and soak in water to extract the dye. Mash up a lot of [item=wisp fruit] and use the paste to thicken the mixture made from the plants and sugarmelon to create a vibrant, light, but still eye-catching glaze that is sure to catch the attention of all passerby. Set that aside. Your decorator friend will be of good use for the next two steps to ensure maximum appeal. Optionally garnish the dessert on top (highly recommended, however) with [item=patio rose] [item=heart rose] [item=myosotis] [item=madame snapdragon] [item=cliffside milkweed] [item=blue rose] [item=black tulip] [item=red emperor tulip] [item=jasmine] [item=bluelipped thresh] [item=frost whisper] and [item=dark-bordered beauty]. After that, drizzle the special glaze all over the entire confection, careful to not overdose since too much will harm the appearance and texture of the garnish. Call the muscle brain (a blacksmith is also acceptable) over and get some [item=gold ore] and hammer it into incredibly thin, flaky sheets. Tear up or grind said sheets, and sprinkle the glittering flakes all over the top. Serve either warm (this is where your helpers come in, you gotta be fast!) or call the local ice dragon with a delicious tea made from [item=chickweed][item=peppermint] and [item=honeycomb fragment] as well as the fruits of your choice!
I've got a fun recipe from my clan for celebratory times. (Usually BSJ or a private festival or gathering). It's a long one.

You're gonna need a whole crew for this.
>Two fire dragons (Both with good control)
>One muscle-brain/strong arm
>One dragon with good handiwork skills
>Someone to bring a plate.
>Someone who knows how to decorate well. (potentially)
>An ice dragon (optional)

Serenity Special:

First go out and hunt some centaurs for their food. You're gonna need Centaur Ration Pouch . Afterwards, find your local muscle-brained dragon and have them grind the oats with stones until you have a fine flour. Add some water and knead repeatedly to create a dough. Save some on the side.

Get your friend with the best handiwork and have them shape the dough using a throughly dried + drained Giant Lilypad or Intact Clay Pot Then go find a nearby fire dragon and build a small oven using Clay and have them bake the dough until it is barely firm.

If you live in lightning, you may frankenstein an electric oven at your own risk.

Your next step is to create a jam. Kill some Nebula Floaters and Darktide Jellyfish and extract their juice. Add some Blue Jelly if you're running low.

Prepare a large pot over low heat (a fire dragon recommended, but one with good control, and also not the same one currently with the dough) with some kind of pestle to use.

Using any favored combination of Strawberry Fig Butcher's Fig Raspberry Seaberry Blackberry Winter's Delight Potash Peach Aether Cherries Charged Duneberry Red Delicious Apple Honeycrisp Apple Granny Smith Apple , throw them into the pot. Mash with the pestle.

Chef's note: You could make several different types of jams and have a very interesting pattern on the result.

Stir in the juice from the Nebula Floaters Darktide Jellyfish and also add Honeycomb Fragment Cinnamon to taste. Cook until most of the liquid boils off and you have a relatively thick jam.

Get your local craftsman to bring a big plate. Check back in on your friend with the dough and make sure that it's just firm enough to hold itself before removing it from the , and be careful removing the leaf so that it will not break upon transfer.

If you successfully transferred the dough, very thinly line the inside of the crust with the honey from Honeycomb Fragment mixed with crushed Minty Jadevine . Then fill it completely with the fruit jam you made earlier. If you made several types, bring out the Glass Knife and very carefully spread the jams as you see fit.

Take the dough you saved and roll it into strips, creating a woven pattern (or any other pattern of choice) on top of the pastry. Your craftsman friend may be of good use here. Once done, put it back in the Clay oven and finish baking into a slight golden brown.

On the side, prepare Manaweed Dayglo Thresh Star Moss , grind up Rainbow Mussels , and scoop out the flesh of a Sugarmelon . Mince them all into a very fine paste, and soak in water to extract the dye.

Mash up a lot of Wisp Fruit and use the paste to thicken the mixture made from the plants and sugarmelon to create a vibrant, light, but still eye-catching glaze that is sure to catch the attention of all passerby. Set that aside.

Your decorator friend will be of good use for the next two steps to ensure maximum appeal.

Optionally garnish the dessert on top (highly recommended, however) with Patio Rose Heart Rose Myosotis Madame Snapdragon Cliffside Milkweed Blue Rose Black Tulip Red Emperor Tulip Jasmine Bluelipped Thresh Frost Whisper and Dark-bordered Beauty .

After that, drizzle the special glaze all over the entire confection, careful to not overdose since too much will harm the appearance and texture of the garnish. Call the muscle brain (a blacksmith is also acceptable) over and get some Gold Ore and hammer it into incredibly thin, flaky sheets. Tear up or grind said sheets, and sprinkle the glittering flakes all over the top.

Serve either warm (this is where your helpers come in, you gotta be fast!) or call the local ice dragon with a delicious tea made from Chickweed Peppermint and Honeycomb Fragment as well as the fruits of your choice!
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Steamed blue swimmer crab Crabs habe always been a delicacy among coatls:especially the meal of steamed blue swimmer crab, served with sweet ashfall pricker sauce with a side of ghost carb salad Grab a large pot and fill the bottom to half an inch with water, and add in your [item=Blue swimmer crab]. Add salt and drizzle in a teaspoon of sweet ashfall prickler sauce. Steam fir an hour. Remove, drizzle lightly with melted butter, and serve with a mint tea, ghost crab salad, and sweet ashfall prickler sauce Sweet Ashfall prickler sauce Traditionally served with steamed crabs or roasted meats, swert ashfall prickler sauce is a sweeter twist on the normally fiery condiment To begin, crush a [item=Ashfall prickler] until it forms a reddish brown paste. add in a bit of water and drizzle in two teaspoons of honey. Mix well until mixture becomes thinner. For meat eaters, chop up a [item=Coral grouse] and lightly roast, while seasoning with [item=salt] and pepper. once fully cooked, mix into the Ashfall prickler sauce. Add in 1 third of a jar [item=blood acorn] nectar, and a teaspoon of [item=vegetable oil], and mix in roasted [item=Searing bunny] to keep its fieryness if desired Ghost crab salad A seafood sald loved by tundras and coatls alike, ghost crab salad is an excellent side to seafood dishes, or an equally good snack To begin, steam 3 [item=ghostcrab] in water lightly seasoned with salt. Take a head of [item=water lettuce] and peel off the various layers. spread and layer on a plate or bowl. Then, take a clawful of [item=seaberry], the meat of a [item=watermelon], and 3 [item=charged duneberry]. Chop and mix together. add to the lettuce. Take out your ghost crabs, remove the shell, chop the meat, and toss on top. Goes well with [item=Rainbow mussels] added in
Steamed blue swimmer crab
Crabs habe always been a delicacy among coatls:especially the meal of steamed blue swimmer crab, served with sweet ashfall pricker sauce with a side of ghost carb salad

Grab a large pot and fill the bottom to half an inch with water, and add in your Blue Swimmer Crab . Add salt and drizzle in a teaspoon of sweet ashfall prickler sauce. Steam fir an hour. Remove, drizzle lightly with melted butter, and serve with a mint tea, ghost crab salad, and sweet ashfall prickler sauce


Sweet Ashfall prickler sauce
Traditionally served with steamed crabs or roasted meats, swert ashfall prickler sauce is a sweeter twist on the normally fiery condiment

To begin, crush a Ashfall Prickler until it forms a reddish brown paste. add in a bit of water and drizzle in two teaspoons of honey. Mix well until mixture becomes thinner. For meat eaters, chop up a Coral Grouse and lightly roast, while seasoning with Salt and pepper. once fully cooked, mix into the Ashfall prickler sauce. Add in 1 third of a jar Blood Acorn nectar, and a teaspoon of Vegetable Oil , and mix in roasted Searing Bunny to keep its fieryness if desired

Ghost crab salad
A seafood sald loved by tundras and coatls alike, ghost crab salad is an excellent side to seafood dishes, or an equally good snack

To begin, steam 3 Ghostcrab in water lightly seasoned with salt. Take a head of Water Lettuce and peel off the various layers. spread and layer on a plate or bowl. Then, take a clawful of Seaberry , the meat of a Watermelon , and 3 Charged Duneberry . Chop and mix together. add to the lettuce. Take out your ghost crabs, remove the shell, chop the meat, and toss on top. Goes well with Rainbow Mussels added in
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[b]High-Energy Protein with Greens[/b] Feel free to leave better name suggestions, or suggestions in general! This hearty snack is full of energy, and packed with protein, to keep any dragon going for ages! First, you wanna get some [item=java sparrow] and [item=ruby-throated hummingbird], and cook those up, seasoning with some [item=siltvine] and encrusting the meat with some [item=centaur nut mix] and [item=high-voltage almonds], to lay the foundation for our meal, by giving us some flavorful protein that packs a punch. Next, we add [item=drywood termite] and [item=mealworm], to add even more protein. To account for the not particularly pleasant taste of those additions, some [item=smolderpetal] is added. Now, the mixture is laid on a bed of [item=blood spath] and [item=spinach], and served. [s]I tried[/s]
High-Energy Protein with Greens
Feel free to leave better name suggestions, or suggestions in general!

This hearty snack is full of energy, and packed with protein, to keep any dragon going for ages!

First, you wanna get some Java Sparrow and Ruby-Throated Hummingbird , and cook those up, seasoning with some Siltvine and encrusting the meat with some Centaur Nut Mix and High-Voltage Almonds , to lay the foundation for our meal, by giving us some flavorful protein that packs a punch. Next, we add Drywood Termite and Mealworm , to add even more protein. To account for the not particularly pleasant taste of those additions, some Smolderpetal is added. Now, the mixture is laid on a bed of Blood Spath and Spinach , and served.

I tried
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Ahhh I love all these new recipes!
Ahhh I love all these new recipes!
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@ribbonz
i'd love to be added to the pinglist please
@ribbonz
i'd love to be added to the pinglist please
[color=7930b5]Time to try a simple bread, because why not ^^ Slow-Rise Acorn Bread You will need: [item=acorn][color=7930b5]5 clawfuls [item=woodland acorn][color=7930b5]3 clawfuls[item=wisp fruit][item=vegetable oil][item=salt] [color=7930b5]Optional flavorings: [item=blackberry][item=raspberry][item=strawberry][item=red delicious apple] [color=7930b5]First, grind up the acorns as thoroughly as you can. You should be left with more of a dust rather than chunks of acorns. The regular acorns provide enough of a basis for a flour, but woodland acorns can add a nice taste. Next, stir in two medium claw's worth of vegetable oil. Make sure you've incorporated all of the flour, you don't want to be left with pockets of flour in your dough! Add a pinch of salt for taste. Knead the mixture for 5 minutes, or until the dough is firm but still stretchy. Dice up the Wisp fruit, and carefully incorporate it into the dough- the lightness of the fruit will leave air pockets inside the dough while it bakes, making the dough light and airy. Optional step: add one of the fruits mentioned above for a flavored bread! Place the dough in a clay oven, and bake for an hour. After an hour, check if the crust if firm- if not, check back every 10 minutes to see if the crust is crisp. Let cool, or simply enjoy warm!
Time to try a simple bread, because why not ^^

Slow-Rise Acorn Bread

You will need:
Acorn 5 clawfuls Woodland Acorn 3 clawfuls Wisp Fruit Vegetable Oil Salt

Optional flavorings:
Blackberry Raspberry Strawberry Red Delicious Apple

First, grind up the acorns as thoroughly as you can. You should be left with more of a dust rather than chunks of acorns. The regular acorns provide enough of a basis for a flour, but woodland acorns can add a nice taste.

Next, stir in two medium claw's worth of vegetable oil. Make sure you've incorporated all of the flour, you don't want to be left with pockets of flour in your dough!

Add a pinch of salt for taste.

Knead the mixture for 5 minutes, or until the dough is firm but still stretchy.

Dice up the Wisp fruit, and carefully incorporate it into the dough- the lightness of the fruit will leave air pockets inside the dough while it bakes, making the dough light and airy.

Optional step: add one of the fruits mentioned above for a flavored bread!

Place the dough in a clay oven, and bake for an hour. After an hour, check if the crust if firm- if not, check back every 10 minutes to see if the crust is crisp.

Let cool, or simply enjoy warm!
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@ribbonz This is such an awesome idea! I´d love to be added to the pinglist. [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=31916309] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/319164/31916309_350.png[/img] [/url] [quote=Annie]And to show I´m not coming to this gathering of skilled cooks empty-clawed, let me share my favorite trick for feeding vegetarian dragons, and familiars of course, in harsh lands where few plants grow and even less of them can be called tasty. The Green This is a thick, versatile stew or even mash that takes a while to make so its not too convenient for when you are on the go, but for a settled cook, it lets you pad out the good tasting plants you have with the bland ones to feed everyone and not get any hate for serving a dish that´s hard to chew or tastes nasty. I personally like to have two large cauldrons and have one set to boil a fresh bath in while I´m serving from the other. The Green is slow to go bad and you can re-heat it a few times with no ill effect. Now, to the actual preparation. Take your cauldron and fill it half way with shredded plants. Here, we pick the ones that are the hardest and will take long to boil. Typical are [item=highland dryleaf], [item=desert scrub], [item=arctic scrub], that sort of thing. Pour enough water over them so they are all swimming and boil low and slow, adding water as necessary. It can take a few hours or even an entire day depending on what you used, but eventually they´ll be boiled down and you´ll be left with a smooth puree. Here, add some of the better plants, again shredded into small pieces. Ideal is adding enough that the cauldron is three-quarters full but as little as half of that will do in a pinch. [item=crisp-leaf amaranth], [item=spinach] or [item=bulrush] are just a few examples of what can go in now. Add more water again, mix well and stew some more until you´re left with nothing but mush again. Here, you can let the cauldron go cold and wait. About an hour before you need to serve it, make sure the mush is a bit thinner than you want it to be, throw in a few clawfuls of diced [item=potato onion], [item=daffodil] bulbs, [item=sweet potato vine] or similar and stew for a bit more until they soften. Popular seasonings are [item=salt], [item=blacktongue pepper], [item=siltvine]... but again, use what you have and what compliments the mix you have going at the time. Don´t be afraid to experiment with the Green. The bulbs can be roasted and served on the side instead of going inside the stew as well. [/quote]
@ribbonz
This is such an awesome idea! I´d love to be added to the pinglist.


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And to show I´m not coming to this gathering of skilled cooks empty-clawed, let me share my favorite trick for feeding vegetarian dragons, and familiars of course, in harsh lands where few plants grow and even less of them can be called tasty.

The Green

This is a thick, versatile stew or even mash that takes a while to make so its not too convenient for when you are on the go, but for a settled cook, it lets you pad out the good tasting plants you have with the bland ones to feed everyone and not get any hate for serving a dish that´s hard to chew or tastes nasty. I personally like to have two large cauldrons and have one set to boil a fresh bath in while I´m serving from the other. The Green is slow to go bad and you can re-heat it a few times with no ill effect. Now, to the actual preparation.

Take your cauldron and fill it half way with shredded plants. Here, we pick the ones that are the hardest and will take long to boil. Typical are Highland Dryleaf , Desert Scrub , Arctic Scrub , that sort of thing. Pour enough water over them so they are all swimming and boil low and slow, adding water as necessary. It can take a few hours or even an entire day depending on what you used, but eventually they´ll be boiled down and you´ll be left with a smooth puree.

Here, add some of the better plants, again shredded into small pieces. Ideal is adding enough that the cauldron is three-quarters full but as little as half of that will do in a pinch. Crisp-leaf Amaranth , Spinach or Bulrush are just a few examples of what can go in now. Add more water again, mix well and stew some more until you´re left with nothing but mush again.

Here, you can let the cauldron go cold and wait. About an hour before you need to serve it, make sure the mush is a bit thinner than you want it to be, throw in a few clawfuls of diced Potato Onion , Daffodil bulbs, Sweet Potato Vine or similar and stew for a bit more until they soften. Popular seasonings are Salt , Blacktongue Pepper , Siltvine ... but again, use what you have and what compliments the mix you have going at the time. Don´t be afraid to experiment with the Green. The bulbs can be roasted and served on the side instead of going inside the stew as well.
@ribbonz
this is really cool owo
can i be added to the pinglist?
@ribbonz
this is really cool owo
can i be added to the pinglist?
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