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Manachan: Breadcrumbs / Category

2023-08-08T01:11:09Z

Breadcrumbs / Category

NeeNee at 14:33, 28 June 2020

2020-06-28T14:33:05Z

NeeNee: Removed stew/casserole reference

2019-09-27T02:00:48Z

Removed stew/casserole reference

Naiani at 07:18, 20 April 2018

2018-04-20T07:18:03Z

KaiH: link fixes

2010-01-07T07:26:38Z

link fixes

Eep: New page: '''Difficulty''' is a number used in cooking to determine how hard something is to cook in a fire container. A forge will give a higher difficulty than an oven or [[campfir...

2009-12-26T01:57:30Z

New page: '''Difficulty''' is a number used in cooking to determine how hard something is to cook in a fire container. A forge will give a higher difficulty than an oven or [[campfir...

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'''Difficulty''' is a number used in [[cooking]] to determine how hard something is to cook in a [[fire container]]. A [[forge]] will give a higher difficulty than an [[oven]] or [[campfire]]. The same [[container]] full of [[food]] will have a different difficulty depending on the fire container.

To most efficiently raise ("[[grind]]") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes ([[stew]]s, [[gulasch]]es, [[casserole]]s, [[meal]]s, etc) at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked (with the possible exception of cooked [[meat]] that has been [[filet]]ed ''after'' cooking) so don't cook ''too'' much at one time.

==See also==
* [[Cooking]]

[[Category:Babel/D]]
[[Category:Cooking]]

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 '''Difficulty''' is a number used in [[cooking]] to determine how hard something is to cook in a [[fire]] container. A [[forge]] will give a higher difficulty than a [[stone oven]] or [[campfire]]. The same [[container]] full of [[food]] will have a different difficulty depending on the fire container.
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 * [[Cooking]]
 [[Category:Babel/D]]

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 '''Difficulty''' is a number used in [[cooking]] to determine how hard something is to cook in a [[fire]] container. A [[forge]] will give a higher difficulty than a [[stone oven]] or [[campfire]]. The same [[container]] full of [[food]] will have a different difficulty depending on the fire container.
-To most efficiently raise ("grind") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes ([[stew]]s, [[casserole]]s, etc) at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked, so don't cook ''too'' much at one time.
+To most efficiently raise ("grind") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked, so don't cook ''too'' much at one time, unless you store them in a [[larder]].
 ==See also==

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 '''Difficulty''' is a number used in [[cooking]] to determine how hard something is to cook in a [[fire]] container. A [[forge]] will give a higher difficulty than a [[stone oven]] or [[campfire]]. The same [[container]] full of [[food]] will have a different difficulty depending on the fire container.
-To most efficiently raise ("grind") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes ([[stew]]s, [[gulasch]], [[casserole]]s, [[meal]]s, etc) at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked (with the possible exception of cooked [[meat]] that has been [[filet]]ed ''after'' cooking) so don't cook ''too'' much at one time.
+To most efficiently raise ("grind") [[hot food cooking|hot food cooking (HFC) skill]], keep the difficulty within 10 points of the [[player]]'s HFC and cook many dishes ([[stew]]s, [[casserole]]s, etc) at a time. However, note that food (and especially prepared food dishes) tends to [[decay]] faster than if uncooked, so don't cook ''too'' much at one time.
 ==See also==