@SnowyFeather Stew for you!
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[item=Sweet Potato Vine][br]
[item=Snowflake Urchin][br]
[item=Frosted Violets][br]
[item=Uaru][br]
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[size=5][b]Sweet Potato Vine Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 205 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 80 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]400g of Sweet Potato Vine
[*]400g of Snowflake Urchin
[*]500g of Frosted Violets
[*]300g of Uaru
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Mix the Sweet Potato Vine with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
[*]Chop the Frosted Violets into small pieces.
[*]Mash up the Uaru and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
[*]Finely grate the Snowflake Urchin and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Delta Orchid][br]
[item=Fairy Ears][br]
[item=Stubby Squid][br]
[item=Juneflower][br]
[item=Golden Reefprince][br]
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[size=5][b]Delta Orchid Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 558 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 36 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]100g of Delta Orchid
[*]500g of Fairy Ears
[*]100g of Stubby Squid
[*]200g of Juneflower
[*]500g of Golden Reefprince
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Chop the Stubby Squid into small pieces.
[*]Chop the Fairy Ears roughly into chunks.
[*]Mash up the Juneflower and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
[*]For an extra kick, add the Delta Orchid. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
[*]Pulverize the Golden Reefprince in a food processor for 10-30 seconds.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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The roots of this plant produce a hearty bulb that provides starch to a diet. The leaves are good too!
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Snowflake Urchin
Seafood
Every one of these urchins is unique in their own way, and each thinks they're better than the last.
75
5
Frosted Violets
Plant
Served best when chilled. No one likes a warm violet salad!
17
2
Uaru
Seafood
A mid-sized fish that's surprisingly shy. Okay, maybe it's not so surprising to be shy around a dragon.
35
3
Sweet Potato Vine Stew from 205 reviews.
Cooking Time: 80 minutes.
Ingredient list:
400g of Sweet Potato Vine
400g of Snowflake Urchin
500g of Frosted Violets
300g of Uaru
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
Mix the Sweet Potato Vine with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
Chop the Frosted Violets into small pieces.
Mash up the Uaru and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
Finely grate the Snowflake Urchin and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
Fairy Ears
Plant
There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.
35
4
Stubby Squid
Seafood
Diminutive in stature, mighty in flavor.
58
5
Juneflower
Plant
A popular flower of two tones. Bushels of Juneflower are used in garlands and necklaces for summer solstice celebrations.
50
5
Golden Reefprince
Meat
Named for its regal, golden sheen, this axolotl is best served when trying to impress someone.
55
7
Delta Orchid Stew from 558 reviews.
Cooking Time: 36 minutes.
Ingredient list:
100g of Delta Orchid
500g of Fairy Ears
100g of Stubby Squid
200g of Juneflower
500g of Golden Reefprince
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
Chop the Stubby Squid into small pieces.
Chop the Fairy Ears roughly into chunks.
Mash up the Juneflower and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
For an extra kick, add the Delta Orchid. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
Pulverize the Golden Reefprince in a food processor for 10-30 seconds.
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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[item=Spectral Bat][br]
[item=Green Algae][br]
[item=Lesser Bluehorn][br]
[item=Tundra Cactus][br]
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[size=5][b]Spectral Bat Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 61 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 57 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Spectral Bat
[*]400g of Green Algae
[*]100g of Lesser Bluehorn
[*]300g of Tundra Cactus
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Mash the Tundra Cactus in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Add a thick layer of Spectral Bat into the dish.
[*]Season generously with Lesser Bluehorn.
[*]Pre-cook the Green Algae in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Raspberry][br]
[item=Watermelon][br]
[item=Clownfish][br]
[item=Cindershroom][br]
[item=Fire Flower][br]
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[size=5][b]Raspberry Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 69 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 42 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Raspberry
[*]400g of Watermelon
[*]200g of Clownfish
[*]400g of Cindershroom
[*]500g of Fire Flower
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Finely grate the Fire Flower and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Clownfish and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]Season generously with Cindershroom.
[*]Pulverize the Raspberry in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]Add the Watermelon a little at a time, stirring to ensure it is evenly cooked
[*]Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy![/list]
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Not a whole lot of the extraordinary here. Just a spooky bat.
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Green Algae
Plant
Hard to believe this is the preferred food of many gigantic sea beasts.
25
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Lesser Bluehorn
Insect
This massive beetle has one of the hardest shells in existence, making it a real chore to break apart and eat. Might as well have called it Crab Dinner Beetle.
290
10
Tundra Cactus
Plant
It may seem odd to find cacti in the tundra, until you consider it's just a colder sort of desert.
25
3
Spectral Bat Casserole from 61 reviews.
Cooking Time: 57 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Spectral Bat
400g of Green Algae
100g of Lesser Bluehorn
300g of Tundra Cactus
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Mash the Tundra Cactus in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Add a thick layer of Spectral Bat into the dish.
Season generously with Lesser Bluehorn.
Pre-cook the Green Algae in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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Raspberry
Plant
It's rude to blow raspberries at others, just so you know.
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Watermelon
Plant
Though it has a land-growing cousin, this melon is cultivated exclusively in the Sea of a Thousand Currents.
42
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Clownfish
Seafood
Not as sad nor as funny as an actual jester.
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4
Cindershroom
Plant
Though the spores of the Cindershroom indeed look like smoldering cinders, it's mostly harmless.
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Fire Flower
Plant
Consuming this flower gives dragons of the fire flight the sudden urge to channel their magic into projectile spheres of flame.
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Raspberry Stir Fry from 69 reviews.
Cooking Time: 42 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Raspberry
400g of Watermelon
200g of Clownfish
400g of Cindershroom
500g of Fire Flower
Instructions:
Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
Finely grate the Fire Flower and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
Thoroughly wash the Clownfish and roughly chop it into chunks.
Season generously with Cindershroom.
Pulverize the Raspberry in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
Add the Watermelon a little at a time, stirring to ensure it is evenly cooked
Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy!
Thank you! ^^ The arctic recipe sounds like something I´d actually consider irl [emoji=skydancer laughing size=1] /half-joking, but it does sound good!
Thank you! ^^ The arctic recipe sounds like something I´d actually consider irl /half-joking, but it does sound good!
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[item=Giant Kelp][br]
[item=Winterbelle][br]
[item=Winter's Delight][br]
[item=Sea Roach][br]
[item=Wild Onion][br]
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[size=5][b]Giant Kelp Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 543 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 89 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Giant Kelp
[*]200g of Winterbelle
[*]100g of Winter's Delight
[*]200g of Sea Roach
[*]400g of Wild Onion
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Wash the Wild Onion thoroughly and add it to the stockpot whole.
[*]Mash up the Winterbelle and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
[*]Pulverize the Giant Kelp in a food processor for 10-30 seconds
[*]Chop the Sea Roach into small pieces.
[*]Chop the Winter's Delight roughly into chunks.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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The Winterbelle produces a hardy flower that can withstand being completely frozen. When it is thawed it produces a pleasant scent that attracts drowsy insects and dragons with a sweet tooth.
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Winter's Delight
Plant
They say this berry tastes sweetest when the weather's at its coldest.
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Sea Roach
Insect
Larger than their land-faring cousins, sea roaches are frequently roasted and served in their own shells.
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Wild Onion
Plant
Be careful with wild onions: one can be delicious, but two can be almost deadly.
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Giant Kelp Stew from 543 reviews.
Cooking Time: 89 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Giant Kelp
200g of Winterbelle
100g of Winter's Delight
200g of Sea Roach
400g of Wild Onion
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
Wash the Wild Onion thoroughly and add it to the stockpot whole.
Mash up the Winterbelle and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
Pulverize the Giant Kelp in a food processor for 10-30 seconds
Chop the Sea Roach into small pieces.
Chop the Winter's Delight roughly into chunks.
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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[item=Blueberries][br]
[item=Dusk Aconite][br]
[item=Winter Brussels Sprouts][br]
[item=Winter's Delight][br]
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[size=5][b]Blueberries Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 987 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 43 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Blueberries
[*]100g of Dusk Aconite
[*]500g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
[*]500g of Winter's Delight
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Winter Brussels Sprouts and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]Finely grate the Blueberries and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
[*]Thinly slice the Winter's Delight and add it to the wok.
[*]Season generously with Dusk Aconite.
[*]Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Juneflower][br]
[item=Dandelion Seeds][br]
[item=Wild Green Discus][br]
[item=Luminous Almonds][br]
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[size=5][b]Juneflower Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 230 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 118 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Juneflower
[*]500g of Dandelion Seeds
[*]200g of Wild Green Discus
[*]100g of Luminous Almonds
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Add Dandelion Seeds as a thickening agent, if the stew seems a bit watery after a few minutes of stirring, feel free to add more.
[*]Mix the Wild Green Discus with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
[*]Chop the Luminous Almonds roughly into chunks.
[*]For an extra kick, add the Juneflower. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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A treat for hatchlings (and dragons) who have been very good today.
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Dusk Aconite
Plant
An unremarkable plant by day. These pale flowers blossom under the light of the full moon and reflect its glow, turning the delta into a starlit sandscape.
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Winter Brussels Sprouts
Plant
Similar to regular Brussels sprouts, except colder.
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Winter's Delight
Plant
They say this berry tastes sweetest when the weather's at its coldest.
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Blueberries Stir Fry from 987 reviews.
Cooking Time: 43 minutes.
Ingredient list:
500g of Blueberries
100g of Dusk Aconite
500g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
500g of Winter's Delight
Instructions:
Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
Thoroughly wash the Winter Brussels Sprouts and roughly chop it into chunks.
Finely grate the Blueberries and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
Thinly slice the Winter's Delight and add it to the wok.
Season generously with Dusk Aconite.
Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy!
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Juneflower
Plant
A popular flower of two tones. Bushels of Juneflower are used in garlands and necklaces for summer solstice celebrations.
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Dandelion Seeds
Plant
These medicinal seeds have been put to use in many herbal teas.
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Wild Green Discus
Seafood
Some dragons prefer to cultivate, rather than consume these fish.
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Luminous Almonds
Plant
Almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
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Juneflower Stew from 230 reviews.
Cooking Time: 118 minutes.
Ingredient list:
500g of Juneflower
500g of Dandelion Seeds
200g of Wild Green Discus
100g of Luminous Almonds
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
Add Dandelion Seeds as a thickening agent, if the stew seems a bit watery after a few minutes of stirring, feel free to add more.
Mix the Wild Green Discus with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
Chop the Luminous Almonds roughly into chunks.
For an extra kick, add the Juneflower. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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[item=Reedhopper][br]
[item=Golden Pepper][br]
[item=Juneflower][br]
[item=Lucky Star][br]
[item=Jungle Raincatch][br]
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[size=5][b]Reedhopper Cake[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 150 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 22 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Reedhopper
[*]400g of Golden Pepper
[*]400g of Juneflower
[*]200g of Lucky Star
[*]300g of Jungle Raincatch
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, grease a 10 inch cake tin, and prepare a large mixing bowl for the batter.
[*]Whip the Reedhopper into a rustic frosting and chill it until the cake is ready for decoration.
[*]Pulverize the Juneflower in a food processor with a bit of water before adding it to the batter.
[*]Chop the Golden Pepper into small chunks and add them to the bowl.
[*]Add about half of the Lucky Star to the bowl and set aside the other half for decoration.
[*]Add Jungle Raincatch to taste, it has a very strong flavour, so you may not want to add the full amount.
[*]Spoon your batter into the tin, bake until golden, cool, and decorate to your tastes. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Blue Jelly][br]
[item=Snowflake Eel][br]
[item=Woodland Acorn][br]
[item=Winterbelle][br]
[item=Winter Brussels Sprouts][br]
[item=Dwarf Mushroom][br]
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[size=5][b]Blue Jelly Cake[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 913 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 42 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Blue Jelly
[*]400g of Snowflake Eel
[*]400g of Woodland Acorn
[*]500g of Winterbelle
[*]200g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
[*]100g of Dwarf Mushroom
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, grease a 10 inch cake tin, and prepare a large mixing bowl for the batter.
[*]Pulverize the Woodland Acorn in a food processor with a bit of water before adding it to the batter.
[*]Add Winterbelle to taste, it has a very strong flavour, so you may not want to add the full amount.
[*]Add the Blue Jelly to the bowl and whisk thoroughly.
[*]Add about half of the Snowflake Eel to the bowl and set aside the other half for decoration.
[*]Whip the Winter Brussels Sprouts into a rustic frosting and chill it until the cake is ready for decoration.
[*]Chop the Dwarf Mushroom into small chunks and add them to the bowl.
[*]Spoon your batter into the tin, bake until golden, cool, and decorate to your tastes. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Paradise Seeds][br]
[item=Alstroemeria][br]
[item=Cliff Lion][br]
[item=Devilsnap][br]
[item=Oasis Songbird][br]
[item=Prickly Pear][br]
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[size=5][b]Paradise Seeds Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 985 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 115 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Paradise Seeds
[*]200g of Alstroemeria
[*]400g of Cliff Lion
[*]400g of Devilsnap
[*]300g of Oasis Songbird
[*]300g of Prickly Pear
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Pulverize the Prickly Pear in a food processor for 10-30 seconds.
[*]Mix the Devilsnap with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
[*]Finely grate the Oasis Songbird and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
[*]Mash up the Alstroemeria and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
[*]Season the broth with Paradise Seeds to taste.
[*]For an extra kick, add the Cliff Lion. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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This block of jelly takes on the taste and characteristics of whatever it is cooked in.
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Snowflake Eel
Seafood
An escape artist until the end!
30
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Woodland Acorn
Plant
Did you know that if you swallow an acorn whole, a tree will grow in your belly? It's true!
25
3
Winterbelle
Plant
The Winterbelle produces a hardy flower that can withstand being completely frozen. When it is thawed it produces a pleasant scent that attracts drowsy insects and dragons with a sweet tooth.
38
4
Winter Brussels Sprouts
Plant
Similar to regular Brussels sprouts, except colder.
39
4
Dwarf Mushroom
Plant
Eating this mushroom is rumored to make a dragon shrink.
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Blue Jelly Cake from 913 reviews.
Cooking Time: 42 minutes.
Ingredient list:
500g of Blue Jelly
400g of Snowflake Eel
400g of Woodland Acorn
500g of Winterbelle
200g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
100g of Dwarf Mushroom
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, grease a 10 inch cake tin, and prepare a large mixing bowl for the batter.
Pulverize the Woodland Acorn in a food processor with a bit of water before adding it to the batter.
Add Winterbelle to taste, it has a very strong flavour, so you may not want to add the full amount.
Add the Blue Jelly to the bowl and whisk thoroughly.
Add about half of the Snowflake Eel to the bowl and set aside the other half for decoration.
Whip the Winter Brussels Sprouts into a rustic frosting and chill it until the cake is ready for decoration.
Chop the Dwarf Mushroom into small chunks and add them to the bowl.
Spoon your batter into the tin, bake until golden, cool, and decorate to your tastes. Enjoy!
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Paradise Seeds
Plant
Some dragons swear these are superior to mere sunflower seeds. Others cannot discern the difference.
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Alstroemeria
Plant
Cultivated for decoration and dessert.
25
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Cliff Lion
Plant
Saying you're hunting Cliff Lions sounds much more exciting than it really is.
20
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Devilsnap
Seafood
It is recommended not to put nose, claw, or tail into a live Devilsnap, or the food chain becomes a bit topsy-turvy.
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Oasis Songbird
Meat
The song of the Oasis Songbird has saved many a thirsty dragon from death by leading them to water.
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Prickly Pear
Plant
It is advised to pick with care, when you pick a prickly pear.
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Paradise Seeds Stew from 985 reviews.
Cooking Time: 115 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Paradise Seeds
200g of Alstroemeria
400g of Cliff Lion
400g of Devilsnap
300g of Oasis Songbird
300g of Prickly Pear
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
Pulverize the Prickly Pear in a food processor for 10-30 seconds.
Mix the Devilsnap with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
Finely grate the Oasis Songbird and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
Mash up the Alstroemeria and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
Season the broth with Paradise Seeds to taste.
For an extra kick, add the Cliff Lion. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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[item=Stubby Squid][br]
[item=Cliff Lion][br]
[item=Lucky Star][br]
[item=Golden Pepper][br]
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[size=5][b]Stubby Squid Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 442 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 84 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]100g of Stubby Squid
[*]200g of Cliff Lion
[*]400g of Lucky Star
[*]400g of Golden Pepper
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Pre-cook the Cliff Lion in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Mash the Stubby Squid in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Add a thick layer of Golden Pepper into the dish.
[*]Chop the Lucky Star roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Wild Onion][br]
[item=Stonecorn][br]
[item=Wisp Fruit][br]
[item=Green Algae][br]
[item=Sardines][br]
[item=Snowkissed Centipede][br]
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[size=5][b]Wild Onion Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 205 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 35 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]400g of Wild Onion
[*]200g of Stonecorn
[*]500g of Wisp Fruit
[*]400g of Green Algae
[*]100g of Sardines
[*]200g of Snowkissed Centipede
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Add the Wisp Fruit a little at a time, stirring to ensure it is evenly cooked
[*]Bring the Wild Onion to room temperature before adding.
[*]Pulverize the Snowkissed Centipede in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Stonecorn and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]Thinly slice the Green Algae and add it to the wok.
[*]Add the Sardines into the wok and cook until tender.
[*]Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy![/list]
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@WhimsyWrites Mmmm let us know how these turn out! :D
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[item=Sea Roach][br]
[item=Wisp Fruit][br]
[item=Chilled Edamame][br]
[item=Stonecorn][br]
[item=Kelp Cuttings][br]
[item=Indigo Mimosa][br]
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[size=5][b]Sea Roach Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 296 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 57 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]400g of Sea Roach
[*]400g of Wisp Fruit
[*]400g of Chilled Edamame
[*]500g of Stonecorn
[*]200g of Kelp Cuttings
[*]300g of Indigo Mimosa
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Bring the Kelp Cuttings to room temperature before adding.
[*]Finely grate the Sea Roach and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
[*]Season generously with Indigo Mimosa.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Wisp Fruit and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]Pulverize the Chilled Edamame in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]Add the Stonecorn into the wok and cook until tender.
[*]Add any remaining components and cook until the liquids have begun to thicken - consider serving with a starchy side dish. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Cyan Cockatoo][br]
[item=Paradise Seeds][br]
[item=Prickly Pear][br]
[item=Sugarglider][br]
[item=Heartred Croaker Leg][br]
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[size=5][b]Cyan Cockatoo Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 510 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 34 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Cyan Cockatoo
[*]300g of Paradise Seeds
[*]500g of Prickly Pear
[*]200g of Sugarglider
[*]300g of Heartred Croaker Leg
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Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Mash up the Sugarglider and run it through a strainer to add its juices only to the pot.
[*]Pulverize the Cyan Cockatoo in a food processor for 10-30 seconds.
[*]Finely grate the Prickly Pear and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
[*]For an extra kick, add the Paradise Seeds. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
[*]Chop the Heartred Croaker Leg roughly into chunks.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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