@ilimati Two recipes- with lots of leftovers for later!
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[item=Bittercrisp Apples][br]
[item=Chilled Edamame][br]
[item=Winter Brussels Sprouts][br]
[item=Spinach][br]
[item=Tundra Cactus][br]
[item=Emperor Penguin][br]
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[size=5][b]Bittercrisp Apples Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 354 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 30 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Bittercrisp Apples
[*]100g of Chilled Edamame
[*]400g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
[*]300g of Spinach
[*]300g of Tundra Cactus
[*]500g of Emperor Penguin
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Finely grate the Bittercrisp Apples and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Spinach and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]Add the Tundra Cactus into the wok and cook until tender.
[*]Bring the Winter Brussels Sprouts to room temperature before adding.
[*]Season generously with Chilled Edamame.
[*]Pulverize the Emperor Penguin in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]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=Green Shoots][br]
[item=Raspberry][br]
[item=Fire Flower][br]
[item=Cindershroom][br]
[item=Fire Ant][br]
[item=Prickly Pear][br]
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[size=5][b]Green Shoots 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 948 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 21 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Green Shoots
[*]200g of Raspberry
[*]100g of Fire Flower
[*]500g of Cindershroom
[*]100g of Fire Ant
[*]500g of Prickly Pear
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Thinly slice the Raspberry and add it to the wok.
[*]Bring the Fire Flower to room temperature before adding.
[*]Finely grate the Prickly Pear and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
[*]Add the Green Shoots into the wok and cook until tender.
[*]Pulverize the Fire Ant in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]Thoroughly wash the Cindershroom and roughly chop it into chunks.
[*]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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@ilimati Two recipes- with lots of leftovers for later!
Bittercrisp Apples
Plant
A variety of apple that keeps for a long time, but becomes dark and bitter in flavor as it ages.
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Chilled Edamame
Plant
Not really an improvement on the fried variety; some dragons have no taste, and neither do these beans.
25
3
Winter Brussels Sprouts
Plant
Similar to regular Brussels sprouts, except colder.
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4
Spinach
Plant
A hearty, leafy plant chock full of vitamins. Eating a lot is great for the biceps.
53
5
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
Emperor Penguin
Meat
Flocks of emperor penguins will huddle together for warmth against frigid temperatures. Tundra dragons frequently attempt to huddle with them, to mixed results.
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Bittercrisp Apples Stir Fry from 354 reviews.
Cooking Time: 30 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Bittercrisp Apples
100g of Chilled Edamame
400g of Winter Brussels Sprouts
300g of Spinach
300g of Tundra Cactus
500g of Emperor Penguin
Instructions:
Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
Finely grate the Bittercrisp Apples and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
Thoroughly wash the Spinach and roughly chop it into chunks.
Add the Tundra Cactus into the wok and cook until tender.
Bring the Winter Brussels Sprouts to room temperature before adding.
Season generously with Chilled Edamame.
Pulverize the Emperor Penguin in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
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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Green Shoots
Plant
These hollow shoots can make for a chewy meal or a durable paper.
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5
Raspberry
Plant
It's rude to blow raspberries at others, just so you know.
25
3
Fire Flower
Plant
Consuming this flower gives dragons of the fire flight the sudden urge to channel their magic into projectile spheres of flame.
42
4
Cindershroom
Plant
Though the spores of the Cindershroom indeed look like smoldering cinders, it's mostly harmless.
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2
Fire Ant
Insect
True to its name, the bites of the Fire Ant burn just like fire. Upsetting a hive can be painful, if not deadly.
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2
Prickly Pear
Plant
It is advised to pick with care, when you pick a prickly pear.
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Green Shoots Stir Fry from 948 reviews.
Cooking Time: 21 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Green Shoots
200g of Raspberry
100g of Fire Flower
500g of Cindershroom
100g of Fire Ant
500g of Prickly Pear
Instructions:
Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
Thinly slice the Raspberry and add it to the wok.
Bring the Fire Flower to room temperature before adding.
Finely grate the Prickly Pear and set it aside to add just before the dish is complete.
Add the Green Shoots into the wok and cook until tender.
Pulverize the Fire Ant in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
Thoroughly wash the Cindershroom and roughly chop it into chunks.
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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@seamists A warming recipe with that Arctic flair? Hm... We'll try our best! Oh- here, try this one! It was a specialty of my dear old Grandmamaw's.
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[item=Kelp Cuttings][br]
[item=Wisp Fruit][br]
[item=Dubious Cucumber][br]
[item=Indigo Mimosa][br]
[item=Goat][br]
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[size=5][b]Kelp Cuttings Cake[/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 430 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 97 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]400g of Kelp Cuttings
[*]200g of Wisp Fruit
[*]200g of Dubious Cucumber
[*]400g of Indigo Mimosa
[*]300g of Goat
[/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 Indigo Mimosa in a food processor with a bit of water before adding it to the batter.
[*]Add about half of the Goat to the bowl and set aside the other half for decoration.
[*]Dry out the Dubious Cucumber and crush it into fine crumbles to add to the bowl
[*]Add Wisp Fruit to taste, it has a very strong flavour, so you may not want to add the full amount.
[*]Whip the Kelp Cuttings into a rustic frosting and chill it until the cake is ready for decoration.
[*]Spoon your batter into the tin, bake until golden, cool, and decorate to your tastes. Enjoy![/list]
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@seamists A warming recipe with that Arctic flair? Hm... We'll try our best! Oh- here, try this one! It was a specialty of my dear old Grandmamaw's.
Kelp Cuttings
Plant
While many dragons disdain kelp, they are capable of consuming it.
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Wisp Fruit
Plant
This fruit is light, airy, and tasteless.
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Dubious Cucumber
Plant
An essential ingredient in suspicious salads, perplexing parfaits, and confusing cocktails. (Special thanks to AloVra!)
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Indigo Mimosa
Plant
A sour bloom that leaves a dragon with a blue tongue.
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3
Goat
Meat
Wears an unamused expression, but could instead wear a tiny sweater. Think about it.
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Kelp Cuttings Cake from 430 reviews.
Cooking Time: 97 minutes.
Ingredient list:
400g of Kelp Cuttings
200g of Wisp Fruit
200g of Dubious Cucumber
400g of Indigo Mimosa
300g of Goat
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, grease a 10 inch cake tin, and prepare a large mixing bowl for the batter.
Pulverize the Indigo Mimosa in a food processor with a bit of water before adding it to the batter.
Add about half of the Goat to the bowl and set aside the other half for decoration.
Dry out the Dubious Cucumber and crush it into fine crumbles to add to the bowl
Add Wisp Fruit to taste, it has a very strong flavour, so you may not want to add the full amount.
Whip the Kelp Cuttings into a rustic frosting and chill it until the cake is ready for decoration.
Spoon your batter into the tin, bake until golden, cool, and decorate to your tastes. Enjoy!
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@Ainsell
i have concerns over this part
"Pulverize the Emperor Penguin in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce."
is this even legal :thinking:
@Ainsell
i have concerns over this part
"Pulverize the Emperor Penguin in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce."
is this even legal :thinking:
(thank you <3)
i heard there was a place where the light
managed to cut through the dark
but that was just a story for children
and my chest is just a grave for my heart
jubi p. lizardperson
it/its or they/them
@BrutusCourt You got some sort of cursed recipe going on here!
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[item=Strawberry][br]
[item=Raspberry][br]
[item=Whip Scorpion][br]
[item=Stellaria Media][br]
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[size=5][b]Strawberry Casserole[/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 391 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 32 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Strawberry
[*]200g of Raspberry
[*]500g of Whip Scorpion
[*]200g of Stellaria Media
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Finely grate the Whip Scorpion and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Pre-cook the Stellaria Media in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Season generously with Strawberry.
[*]Mash the Raspberry in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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@BrutusCourt You got some sort of cursed recipe going on here!
Strawberry
Plant
Fresh cream transforms this treat into an indulgence.
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Raspberry
Plant
It's rude to blow raspberries at others, just so you know.
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Whip Scorpion
Insect
When a problem comes along, it must whip it.
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3
Stellaria Media
Plant
A delicious addition to any salad.
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Strawberry Casserole from 391 reviews.
Cooking Time: 32 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Strawberry
200g of Raspberry
500g of Whip Scorpion
200g of Stellaria Media
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Finely grate the Whip Scorpion and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Pre-cook the Stellaria Media in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Season generously with Strawberry.
Mash the Raspberry in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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@meriwether
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[item=Jungle Lilies][br]
[item=Delta Orchid][br]
[item=Fairy Ears][br]
[item=Fire Flower][br]
[item=Jungle Raincatch][br]
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[size=5][b]Jungle Lilies Stir Fry[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 727 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 92 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Jungle Lilies
[*]500g of Delta Orchid
[*]400g of Fairy Ears
[*]300g of Fire Flower
[*]300g of Jungle Raincatch
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
[*]Add the Delta Orchid a little at a time, stirring to ensure it is evenly cooked
[*]Bring the Fire Flower to room temperature before adding.
[*]Add the Jungle Raincatch into the wok and cook until tender.
[*]Pulverize the Jungle Lilies in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
[*]Thinly slice the Fairy Ears and add it to the wok.
[*]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=Olympia oyster][br]
[item=Arctic Scrub][br]
[item=Blue Jelly][br]
[item=Polar Wooly][br]
[item=Snowflake Urchin][br]
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[size=5][b]Olympia oyster Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 456 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 113 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Olympia oyster
[*]500g of Arctic Scrub
[*]300g of Blue Jelly
[*]200g of Polar Wooly
[*]300g of Snowflake Urchin
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Pre-cook the Polar Wooly in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Add a thick layer of Blue Jelly into the dish.
[*]Chop the Olympia oyster roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Mash the Arctic Scrub in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Season generously with Snowflake Urchin.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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Many legendary creatures are said to covet this particular lily.
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Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
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Fairy Ears
Plant
There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.
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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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Jungle Raincatch
Plant
A bountiful hanging vine that can hold quite a bit of rainwater in its many leaves.
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Jungle Lilies Stir Fry from 727 reviews.
Cooking Time: 92 minutes.
Ingredient list:
500g of Jungle Lilies
500g of Delta Orchid
400g of Fairy Ears
300g of Fire Flower
300g of Jungle Raincatch
Instructions:
Put a large wok on the stovetop over medium heat.
Add the Delta Orchid a little at a time, stirring to ensure it is evenly cooked
Bring the Fire Flower to room temperature before adding.
Add the Jungle Raincatch into the wok and cook until tender.
Pulverize the Jungle Lilies in a food processor with some liquid to make a quick sauce.
Thinly slice the Fairy Ears and add it to the wok.
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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Olympia Oyster
Seafood
A delicacy fit only for the gods. Dragons are advised to eat quickly, before theirs notices!
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Arctic Scrub
Plant
Many dragons dislike scrubs, but sometimes you have to settle for whatever's available.
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Blue Jelly
Plant
This block of jelly takes on the taste and characteristics of whatever it is cooked in.
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Polar Wooly
Insect
That Polar Wooly there is almost like the wooly Wooly Bear, except the Wooly Bear doesn't have as wooly hair as does the very wooly Polar Wooly over there. (Special thanks to renlav!)
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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.
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Olympia oyster Casserole from 456 reviews.
Cooking Time: 113 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Olympia oyster
500g of Arctic Scrub
300g of Blue Jelly
200g of Polar Wooly
300g of Snowflake Urchin
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Pre-cook the Polar Wooly in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Add a thick layer of Blue Jelly into the dish.
Chop the Olympia oyster roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Mash the Arctic Scrub in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Season generously with Snowflake Urchin.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
@LunaraGK they lost me at sardines! XD
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[item=Sweet Potato Vine][br]
[item=Drifting Duck][br]
[item=Giant Kelp][br]
[item=Blueberries][br]
[item=Sardines][br]
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[size=5][b]Sweet Potato Vine Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 890 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 12 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]500g of Sweet Potato Vine
[*]500g of Drifting Duck
[*]300g of Giant Kelp
[*]200g of Blueberries
[*]400g of Sardines
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Season generously with Blueberries.
[*]Chop the Sweet Potato Vine roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Pre-cook the Drifting Duck in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Mash the Giant Kelp in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Add a thick layer of Sardines into 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=Winter's Delight][br]
[item=Spinach][br]
[item=Longneck Winter Rations][br]
[item=Green Algae][br]
[item=Sea Roach][br]
[item=Dried Anchovies][br]
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[size=5][b]Winter's Delight Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 57 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 45 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]100g of Winter's Delight
[*]400g of Spinach
[*]500g of Longneck Winter Rations
[*]200g of Green Algae
[*]500g of Sea Roach
[*]300g of Dried Anchovies
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Season generously with Sea Roach.
[*]Add a thick layer of Longneck Winter Rations into the dish.
[*]Chop the Spinach roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Finely grate the Winter's Delight and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Pre-cook the Dried Anchovies in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Mash the Green Algae in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. 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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Drifting Duck
Meat
These ducks are so buoyant that they are unable to dive to reach food beneath the water's surface. They drift until food comes to them.
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Giant Kelp
Plant
A habitat for some, dinner for others.
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Blueberries
Plant
A treat for hatchlings (and dragons) who have been very good today.
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Sardines
Seafood
They're an acquired taste, provided you can acquire them.
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Sweet Potato Vine Casserole from 890 reviews.
Cooking Time: 12 minutes.
Ingredient list:
500g of Sweet Potato Vine
500g of Drifting Duck
300g of Giant Kelp
200g of Blueberries
400g of Sardines
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Season generously with Blueberries.
Chop the Sweet Potato Vine roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Pre-cook the Drifting Duck in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Mash the Giant Kelp in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Add a thick layer of Sardines into the dish.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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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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Spinach
Plant
A hearty, leafy plant chock full of vitamins. Eating a lot is great for the biceps.
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Longneck Winter Rations
Plant
These dried oats have been saturated with so much corn syrup that the bar is no longer particularly healthy...
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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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Sea Roach
Insect
Larger than their land-faring cousins, sea roaches are frequently roasted and served in their own shells.
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Dried Anchovies
Seafood
There are plenty of fish in the ocean, so why did you choose to eat these?
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Winter's Delight Casserole from 57 reviews.
Cooking Time: 45 minutes.
Ingredient list:
100g of Winter's Delight
400g of Spinach
500g of Longneck Winter Rations
200g of Green Algae
500g of Sea Roach
300g of Dried Anchovies
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Season generously with Sea Roach.
Add a thick layer of Longneck Winter Rations into the dish.
Chop the Spinach roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Finely grate the Winter's Delight and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Pre-cook the Dried Anchovies in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Mash the Green Algae in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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@rockss
[emoji=snowflake size=1]Arctic:
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[item=Wild Onion][br]
[item=Snowflake Urchin][br]
[item=Green Algae][br]
[item=Winterbelle][br]
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[size=5][b]Wild Onion Casserole[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 707 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 47 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Wild Onion
[*]200g of Snowflake Urchin
[*]400g of Green Algae
[*]500g of Winterbelle
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Finely grate the Winterbelle and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Mash the Green Algae in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Chop the Wild Onion roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Season generously with Snowflake Urchin.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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[emoji=butterfly 3 size=1]Tropical:
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[item=Fire Ant][br]
[item=Southern Gull][br]
[item=Whip Scorpion][br]
[item=Venus Flytrap][br]
[item=Jungle Raincatch][br]
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[size=5][b]Fire Ant Casserole[/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 983 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 18 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Fire Ant
[*]300g of Southern Gull
[*]300g of Whip Scorpion
[*]300g of Venus Flytrap
[*]200g of Jungle Raincatch
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Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Mash the Whip Scorpion in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Add a thick layer of Jungle Raincatch into the dish.
[*]Pre-cook the Southern Gull in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Chop the Venus Flytrap roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Finely grate the Fire Ant and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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Be careful with wild onions: one can be delicious, but two can be almost deadly.
55
6
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
Green Algae
Plant
Hard to believe this is the preferred food of many gigantic sea beasts.
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
Wild Onion Casserole from 707 reviews.
Cooking Time: 47 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Wild Onion
200g of Snowflake Urchin
400g of Green Algae
500g of Winterbelle
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Finely grate the Winterbelle and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Mash the Green Algae in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Chop the Wild Onion roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Season generously with Snowflake Urchin.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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Tropical:
Fire Ant
Insect
True to its name, the bites of the Fire Ant burn just like fire. Upsetting a hive can be painful, if not deadly.
15
2
Southern Gull
Meat
Despite what it may tell you, this gull knows nothing of mane-care.
42
4
Whip Scorpion
Insect
When a problem comes along, it must whip it.
30
3
Venus Flytrap
Plant
A treat sure to please both insect and plant eaters!
20
2
Jungle Raincatch
Plant
A bountiful hanging vine that can hold quite a bit of rainwater in its many leaves.
55
7
Fire Ant Casserole from 983 reviews.
Cooking Time: 18 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Fire Ant
300g of Southern Gull
300g of Whip Scorpion
300g of Venus Flytrap
200g of Jungle Raincatch
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Mash the Whip Scorpion in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Add a thick layer of Jungle Raincatch into the dish.
Pre-cook the Southern Gull in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Chop the Venus Flytrap roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Finely grate the Fire Ant and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
@Owe Thanks for ordering!
[columns]
[item=Fogflower][br]
[item=Broadback Pleco][br]
[item=Winterbelle][br]
[item=Uaru][br]
[item=Green Algae][br]
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[size=5][b]Fogflower Casserole[/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 218 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 54 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]300g of Fogflower
[*]200g of Broadback Pleco
[*]200g of Winterbelle
[*]300g of Uaru
[*]400g of Green Algae
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Finely grate the Fogflower and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Pre-cook the Uaru in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Add a thick layer of Green Algae into the dish.
[*]Chop the Broadback Pleco roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
[*]Mash the Winterbelle in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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[item=Reedhopper][br]
[item=Deepsea Cucumber][br]
[item=Petalwing Matriarch][br]
[item=Southern Gull][br]
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[size=5][b]Reedhopper Casserole[/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 36 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 16 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]400g of Reedhopper
[*]300g of Deepsea Cucumber
[*]400g of Petalwing Matriarch
[*]400g of Southern Gull
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Finely grate the Southern Gull and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
[*]Pre-cook the Petalwing Matriarch in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Add a thick layer of Reedhopper into the dish.
[*]Season generously with Deepsea Cucumber.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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A prickly, thorny, imposing flower. Its ripened heart is delicious, if you find it worth the work.
53
5
Broadback Pleco
Seafood
Wildly aggressive, catching one is considered a mark of great fishing skill. Unfortunately, it also tastes disgusting. All that effort for nothing! (Special thanks to eternity1!)
24
2
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
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
Green Algae
Plant
Hard to believe this is the preferred food of many gigantic sea beasts.
25
3
Fogflower Casserole from 218 reviews.
Cooking Time: 54 minutes.
Ingredient list:
300g of Fogflower
200g of Broadback Pleco
200g of Winterbelle
300g of Uaru
400g of Green Algae
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Finely grate the Fogflower and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Pre-cook the Uaru in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Add a thick layer of Green Algae into the dish.
Chop the Broadback Pleco roughly and scatter the pieces evenly throughout the dish.
Mash the Winterbelle in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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Reedhopper
Meat
Though this frog blends well with its environment, it is inevitably given away by its loud, incessant croaking.
75
5
Deepsea Cucumber
Seafood
The main difference between a sea cucumber and a regular cucumber is that one is a sea cucumber and one is a regular cucumber.
53
5
Petalwing Matriarch
Insect
This high-class insect only makes its home in the most beautiful of rainforest gardens. You won't ever catch it anywhere near a bush or a tree.
38
4
Southern Gull
Meat
Despite what it may tell you, this gull knows nothing of mane-care.
42
4
Reedhopper Casserole from 36 reviews.
Cooking Time: 16 minutes.
Ingredient list:
400g of Reedhopper
300g of Deepsea Cucumber
400g of Petalwing Matriarch
400g of Southern Gull
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Finely grate the Southern Gull and set it aside to add on top before the casserole goes into the oven.
Pre-cook the Petalwing Matriarch in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Add a thick layer of Reedhopper into the dish.
Season generously with Deepsea Cucumber.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
@Zyzzylva enjoy!
[columns]
[item=Lucky Star][br]
[item=Fairy Ears][br]
[item=Petalwing Matriarch][br]
[item=Fire Ant][br]
[br][nextcol][indent]
[size=5][b]Lucky Star Casserole[/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 512 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 10 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]100g of Lucky Star
[*]200g of Fairy Ears
[*]200g of Petalwing Matriarch
[*]500g of Fire Ant
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list=1][*]Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
[*]Mash the Fairy Ears in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
[*]Add a thick layer of Petalwing Matriarch into the dish.
[*]Pre-cook the Fire Ant in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
[*]Season generously with Lucky Star.
[*]Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy![/list]
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[columns]
[item=Bobwhite Quail][br]
[item=Sardines][br]
[item=Wild Onion][br]
[item=White Squirrel][br]
[item=Blacktongue Pepper][br]
[item=Snowflake Urchin][br]
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[size=5][b]Bobwhite Quail Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 379 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 64 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Bobwhite Quail
[*]100g of Sardines
[*]100g of Wild Onion
[*]100g of White Squirrel
[*]300g of Blacktongue Pepper
[*]400g of Snowflake Urchin
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]For an extra kick, add the Snowflake Urchin. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
[*]Wash the Sardines thoroughly and add it to the stockpot whole.
[*]Finely grate the Blacktongue Pepper and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
[*]Brown the Wild Onion in a pan on the stovetop before adding to the pot.
[*]Season the broth with Bobwhite Quail to taste.
[*]Chop the White Squirrel into small pieces.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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The extremely rare eight leaf Lucky Star is said to bestow good luck for life. Unfortunately, this isn't one.
15
2
Fairy Ears
Plant
There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.
35
4
Petalwing Matriarch
Insect
This high-class insect only makes its home in the most beautiful of rainforest gardens. You won't ever catch it anywhere near a bush or a tree.
38
4
Fire Ant
Insect
True to its name, the bites of the Fire Ant burn just like fire. Upsetting a hive can be painful, if not deadly.
15
2
Lucky Star Casserole from 512 reviews.
Cooking Time: 10 minutes.
Ingredient list:
100g of Lucky Star
200g of Fairy Ears
200g of Petalwing Matriarch
500g of Fire Ant
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees, grease a large casserole dish.
Mash the Fairy Ears in a bowl until it has a smooth consistency before adding.
Add a thick layer of Petalwing Matriarch into the dish.
Pre-cook the Fire Ant in a pan until it begins to caramelize, then layer into it the dish.
Season generously with Lucky Star.
Place your dish into the middle rack of the oven and cook until the filling is bubbling. Enjoy!
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Bobwhite Quail
Meat
Scores of bobwhite quail adults come together to build large community nests in rock crofts and trenches.
55
5
Sardines
Seafood
They're an acquired taste, provided you can acquire them.
15
2
Wild Onion
Plant
Be careful with wild onions: one can be delicious, but two can be almost deadly.
55
6
White Squirrel
Meat
This species of squirrel spends its life on the ground.
25
3
Blacktongue Pepper
Plant
Consumed for its seeds -which exhibit the highest level of pungency in Sornieth- this pepper is harvested at midnight for the best batch.
41
4
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
Bobwhite Quail Stew from 379 reviews.
Cooking Time: 64 minutes.
Ingredient list:
200g of Bobwhite Quail
100g of Sardines
100g of Wild Onion
100g of White Squirrel
300g of Blacktongue Pepper
400g of Snowflake Urchin
Instructions:
Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
For an extra kick, add the Snowflake Urchin. For picky eaters you might want to leave this out!
Wash the Sardines thoroughly and add it to the stockpot whole.
Finely grate the Blacktongue Pepper and add about a tablespoon to the broth.
Brown the Wild Onion in a pan on the stovetop before adding to the pot.
Season the broth with Bobwhite Quail to taste.
Chop the White Squirrel into small pieces.
Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy!
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[columns]
[item=Green Plantain][br]
[item=Pineapple Shiners][br]
[item=Prickly Pear][br]
[item=Lucky Star][br]
[item=Aether Cherries][br]
[item=Deepsea Cucumber][br]
[br][nextcol][indent]
[size=5][b]Green Plantain Stew[/b][/size][br]-----------------------
[emoji=star size=1][emoji=star size=1] [sub]from 732 reviews.[/sub][br]
Cooking Time: 80 minutes.[br]
Ingredient list:[br][list]
[*]200g of Green Plantain
[*]300g of Pineapple Shiners
[*]400g of Prickly Pear
[*]200g of Lucky Star
[*]300g of Aether Cherries
[*]400g of Deepsea Cucumber
[/list][br]
Instructions:
[list = 1][*]Fill a large stockpot with water and put it on high heat.
[*]Mix the Deepsea Cucumber with water to create a slurry before combining with the other ingredients.
[*]Chop the Prickly Pear into small pieces.
[*]Add Pineapple Shiners as a thickening agent, if the stew seems a bit watery after a few minutes of stirring, feel free to add more.
[*]Chop the Aether Cherries roughly into chunks.
[*]Brown the Green Plantain in a pan on the stovetop before adding to the pot.
[*]Season the broth with Lucky Star to taste.
[*]Add any remaining ingredients to the pot, and simmer until combined well. Enjoy![/list]
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