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| − | '''Hot food cooking''' ('''HFC''') is a [[skill]] used to create cooked [[food]]. The food made with this skill has a higher [[nutrition]] value than raw (uncooked) meat, [[foraged]], or [[botanized]] food.
| + | ==Description== |
| | + | Hot food cooking (HFC) is a [[skill]] used to create cooked [[food]] by combining ingredients in a container and heating in a cooker. |
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| − | To raise this skill, the [[player]] should start out with a simpler dish like a [[stew]] or [[casserole]]. After having gained about 10-15 in HFC skill the player can move on to creating a [[meal]].
| + | ==Notes== |
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| − | == Items ==
| + | *The food made with this skill has a higher [[nutrition]] value than raw (uncooked) meat, [[forage]]d, or [[botanize]]d food. |
| − | <table width=100%><tr valign=top><td>
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| − | === Ingredients ===
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| − | ==== Meat and fish ====
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| − | * [[Meat]] | |
| − | * [[Filets of meat]]
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| − | * [[Cooked meat]]
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| − | * [[Fish]]
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| − | * [[Filets of fish]]
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| − | ==== [[Berries]], [[herb]]s, [[nut]]s, [[vegetable]]s ====
| + | *To gain HFC skill, optimal skill gain will occur when the difficulty is your HFC skill -20. Skill gain is reduced the further from optimal difficulty you get. At 1 skill, aim for the lowest difficulty in order to have a better chance of gaining skill. Right-clicking on the container and selecting Lore lets you check the difficulty of the recipe. |
| − | * [[Botanised items]]
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| − | * [[Farmed items]]
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| − | * [[Foraging|Foraged items]]
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| − | * [[Harvested items]]
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| − | </td><td>
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| − | === Resulting products ===
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| − | ==== High nutrition value ====
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| − | * [[Meal]]
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| − | ==== Low nutrition value ====
| + | *Rumours have circulated that you will not gain any hfc skill if you leave the forge/oven/campfire. This has been proven wrong. You do not have to stand shackled to the heat source. |
| − | * [[Bread]] | |
| − | * [[Casserole]]
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| − | * [[Cooked meat]]
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| − | * [[Goulash]]
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| − | * [[Porridge]]
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| − | * [[Stew]]
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| − | * [[Soup]]
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| − | ==== No nutrition value ==== | + | ==Skills & Characteristics== |
| − | * [[Juice]]
| + | * [[Cooking]] > Hot food cooking |
| − | * [[Tea]]
| + | * [[Mind]] > [[Mind logic]] |
| − | | + | * [[Soul]] > [[Soul depth]] |
| − | ==== Unknown nutrition value ====
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| − | * [[Wine]]
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| − | </td><td>
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| − | === Tools ===
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| − | ====[[Container]]s====
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| − | * [[Cauldron]]
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| − | * [[Frying pan]]
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| − | * [[Pottery bowl]]
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| − | * [[Pottery flask]]
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| − | * [[Pottery jar]]
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| − | * [[Sauce pan]]
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| − | ====[[Fire container]]s====
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| − | * [[Forge]] | |
| − | * [[Stone oven]]
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| − | </td></tr></table>
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| − | ==[[:category:guides|Guides]]==
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| − | ===[[Kameo]]'s way to casserole guide===
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| − | * Blueberry - Nettles
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| − | * Blueberry - Parsley
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| − | * Hazelnuts - Nettles
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| − | * Hazelnuts - Parsley
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| − | * Lingonberry - Garlic
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| − | * Lingonberry - Nettles
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| − | * Lingonberry - Onion
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| − | * Lingonberry - Parsley
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| − | * Strawberry - Garlic
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| − | * Strawberry - Onion
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| − | * Strawberry - Nettles
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| − | * Strawberry - Parsley
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| − | ===Recipe book (started by [[Realwurld]]) ===
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| − | All [[difficulty|difficulties]] should be quoted as base difficulty. Putting the container in a fire may then alter that base difficulty so check the difficulty as it is in your inventory.
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| − | ====Goulash====
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| − | * Filet of fish/meat + vegetable, 14 Difficulty
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| − | * Filet of fish/meat + vegetable + herb, 18 Difficulty
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| − | ====Casserole====
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| − | * Blueberry with Lovage, 16 Difficulty
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| − | ====Meals====
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| − | * Catfish with corn and potato#
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| − | * Deer meat with Pumpkin and Onion, Difficulty 28 (for difficulty 38 add wemp seeds)
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| − | ===[[Madt]]'s guide to speed cooking===
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| − | This guide basically is a way to make meals really fast.
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| − | * Light the oven/forge and throw in the veggies (corn, potato, onion)
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| − | * Throw in the meat and grab 10 frying pans.
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| − | * Wait for the ingredients to get to glowing with heat.
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| − | * Drag 1 meat and 1 veg to each pan while the pans are in your inventory.
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| − | * Once you have placed 1 meat and 1 veg in each pan, drop the pans into the forge/oven.
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| − | * You will have 10 instant meals, one in each pan.
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| − | * Repeat process until either you're out of ingredients or until you get bored.
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| − | ===[[Christian]]'s good guide to speed cooking===
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| − | This guide is another easy way to fast speed cooking. WARNING: Can be rough on players' wrists
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| − | * Light the forge or oven.
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| − | * Put all meat and veggies in backpacks or not.
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| − | * Have at least a few pans (5 always worked for me).
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| − | * Put one small nail in each pan this allows the pans to stay open as you cook the meals.
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| − | * Once the meat and veggies are glowing take from the backpack/forge/oven and put one of each in each pan.
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| − | * It will then make a meal in each pan.
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| − | * Then add another veggie and meat and then remove the original meal from the pan and it will make another meal.
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| − | Tips: Once you reach 40 Hot food cooking you should add pig food to each meal for best skill gain. It basically increases the difficulty of the meal for most skill gain at higher cooking skill levels. The pig food must be glowing in order to be used in the meal.
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| − | ===[[Jayz]]'s speed cooking guide===
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| − | * Light the oven.
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| − | * Put meat and vegetables in the oven.
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| − | * Wait until they are glowing from heat.
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| − | * Grab a few frying pans.
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| − | * Take 1 meat and 1 veggie and put both in a frying pan in your inventory.
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| − | * Put the pan back into the oven.
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| − | * Enjoy your instant meal | |
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| − | ===[[Bobauer|BOB Auer]]'s porridge===
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| − | * Light the oven.
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| − | * Put 3 grains and water in a sauce pan
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| − | * Wait until they are glowing from heat
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| − | * Continue this until you have no grains left
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| − | You will get much skill for that at lower level. I cooked 14 sauce pans of porridge and get 2,6 skill in hot food cooking.
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| − | ===[[Poolsclosed]]'s guide to HFC===
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| − | * Light the [[Stone forge]]. ('''NOT''' [[Stone oven]]) | |
| − | * Place 7x [[frying pan]], 7x [[sauce pan]], and all the meat you have inside of a [[backpack]] inside the forge.
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| − | * Filet 2x 1.20 kg cooked meat and 2x 0.90 kg cooked meat resulting 14x 0.30 kg Filet of cooked meat.
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| − | * Add 0.001 kg water and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each sauce pan.
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| − | * Add 1x cooked meat and 1x Filet of cooked meat in each frying pan.
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| − | * Collect the resulting [[stew]] and [[gulasch]] for use in [[Animal taming]].
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| − | * Rinse and repeat.
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| − | The idea is to use your hunting kills or the butchered remains of other people's kills carelessly left on the road for your own hot food cooking skill gain. This method works well when doing smithing or mining because only the Filet action uses the action timer. It is recommended to store quantities of food in backpacks so as to avoid inadvertent cooking. Use of a [[Stone forge]] instead of a [[Stone oven]] makes the result more difficult, resulting in increased skill gain. This method is an effective way to gain hot food cooking skill at any level. This method also will work with fish and their associated Filets, or in quantities other than what is described above. The mechanism by which this works is that using two separate meat types makes the dish cook faster. For example, a whole cooked meat and a Filet of cooked meat will turn into stew much more quickly than just using 2x Filet of cooked meat.
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| | == [[Titles]] == | | == [[Titles]] == |
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| | * Iron chef at 70 skill | | * Iron chef at 70 skill |
| | * Saucier at 90 skill | | * Saucier at 90 skill |
| | + | * Legendary Chef at 100 skill |
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| | + | ==See also== |
| | + | * [[Cooking]] |
| | + | ** [[Baking]] |
| | + | ** [[Beverages]] |
| | + | ** [[Butchering]] |
| | + | ** [[Dairy food making]] |
| | + | ** [[Hot food cooking]] |
| | + | * [[Milling]] |
| | [[Category:Babel/H]] | | [[Category:Babel/H]] |
| − | [[Category:Cooking]]
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| | [[Category:Skills]] | | [[Category:Skills]] |
