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| − | Also view the "[[Guide To Cooking]]"
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| − | == Skill Guide ==
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| − | Hopefully this will be a decent guide for what to cook and at what level for fastest gain in Hot Food Cooking.
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| − | '''Note:''' The skill from cooking is given to the person who adds the cooking container into the oven rather than the person who puts the goods into it.
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| − | If someone takes the pot out and puts it back in then apparently they get the skill.
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| − | '''Also,''' it is a common wives tale in Wurm that you get zero skill if the difficulty of the dish you're making is more than 10+ your [[Hot food cooking]] skill. This is not the case. Skill may be relatively reduced, but it's still able to be over 10+ your skill level.
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| − | Low difficulty food does make it much easier to gain the first few skill points though. (see below)
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| − | === Tritus' Gulasch (0-15) ===
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| − | ==== Forewarning ====
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| − | I leveled this way myself so I know that it worked at the time of writing this.
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| − | However, for the first 4 points of skill gain it is very difficult to get skill and you would need to make many Goulash.
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| − | *It is faster to make some [[Stew]] until you are around 8.
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| − | *I did train entirely using a forge, using an oven for the first 8 points may be better for faster skillgain.
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| − | ==== Required ====
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| − | #[[Stone Forge]] QL of 10 or better is advisable
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| − | #[[sauce pan | Sauce Pan]] Any QL, though higher is probably better
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| − | #[[Cauldron]] Any QL
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| − | #[[Water]]
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| − | #[[Fish]] or [[Meat]] or [[Butchering#Filleting_method | Fillet]] of either. If using fillets, you will need to use more than 1.
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| − | '''NB:''' A cauldron is not necessarily required but does make things a lot easier. You could use a few saucepans to heat the water and a few others to make the goulash.
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| − | Refer to the Quick cooking [[http://wurmonline.com/wiki/index.php?title=Hot_food_cooking#Madt.27s_Guidance_To_Speed_Cooking guides]]
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| − | ==== Method ====
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| − | #Put water in cauldron
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| − | #Put cauldron in forge
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| − | #Put Sauce Pan in forge
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| − | #Put fish in forge
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| − | #Wait 20-90 mins according to QL of forge
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| − | When all items are '''Glowing With Heat'''
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| − | #Remove Sauce Pan
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| − | #Put Fish or Meat or Fillet in Sauce Pan
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| − | #Fill Sauce Pan with Water from Cauldron
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| − | #Put Sauce Pan back in forge
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| − | #Wait 30-60 secs till Sauce Pan contains Goulash
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| − | *Take Saucepan
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| − | *Pour (empty) Goulash onto ground
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| − | '''Repeat whole process'''
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| − | '''Note:''' Goulash appears to have a consistent difficulty of 14 that can be increased by using a lower QL fire or forge. This trick should work until you have a skill of around 14.
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| − | '''Tip:''' Make several [[sauce pan | Sauce Pan]]s and use the Goulash to feed your pigs or tamed pet in order to raise your animal [[Taming]] skill at the same time.
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| − | If the animal is within 20 tiles of your cooking site then you can make 7-8 pans of Goulash and use all of them to tame the animal and they will still be glowing hot when you get back to your fire.
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| | ==[[Titles]]== | | ==[[Titles]]== |
| | * Cook at 50 skill | | * Cook at 50 skill |
| | * Chef at 70 skill | | * Chef at 70 skill |
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| | + | == Guides == |
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| | + | [[Cooking Guide]] |
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| | [[Category:Skills]][[Category:Babel/C]] | | [[Category:Skills]][[Category:Babel/C]] |
