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|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' | |result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' | ||
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Put [[camellia]] and [[water]] in [[sauce pan]] or [[cauldron]]. Ratio of water to tea, until [[examining]] says tea instead of [[dishwater]], is 0.50kg of water (from a [[Pottery flask|flask]])x2 to 0.05kg of camellia leaves (1). Camellia mainly affects the [[quality]] of the tea, while water does nothing to the quality. | Put [[camellia]] and [[water]] in [[sauce pan]] or [[cauldron]]. Ratio of water to tea, until [[examining]] says tea instead of [[dishwater]], is 0.50kg of water (from a [[Pottery flask|flask]])x2 to 0.05kg of camellia leaves (1). Camellia mainly affects the [[quality]] of the tea, while water does nothing to the quality. | ||
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Revision as of 21:33, 7 August 2011
Main / Skills / Cooking / Hot food cooking / Tea
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"A green-brown watery liquid with a slightly smoky scent."
Tea is a liquid beverage that can be brewed with possible influences to other player attributes that only Rolf appears to know...
Method
Put camellia and water in sauce pan or cauldron. Ratio of water to tea, until examining says tea instead of dishwater, is 0.50kg of water (from a flask)x2 to 0.05kg of camellia leaves (1). Camellia mainly affects the quality of the tea, while water does nothing to the quality.
Tools required
- A fire container: campfire, stone forge, or stone oven
- Sauce pan or cauldron
Notes
Use of this is unknown and, if it's low quality, it will not be drinkable at all.
