High end foods for baking and farming

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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby Beronica » Fri Feb 09, 2018 2:42 am

I am bringing this back.

Since we now have recipes that require lard (a solid piece of refined fat) should we not have olive oil as well? It can be a liquid based generic fat. To get it, one needs to put olive kernels into an extraction press and it will come out at a rate similar to grape seeds (even those can be turned into oil). Walnuts could be used in a similar manner. they could also grant FEPs based on the type of oil you use, similar to the differences between cow and sheep butter.
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby synaris » Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:47 am

what is this cheese gives all FEPs bullshit? name one cheese that gives dexterity.

i agree about improving sausages and baked goods.
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby Granger » Fri Feb 09, 2018 8:06 am

Beronica wrote:one needs to put olive kernels into an extraction press

FYI: The oil is produced by pressing whole olives.
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby Ysh » Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:26 pm

synaris wrote:what is this cheese gives all FEPs bullshit? name one cheese that gives dexterity.

According to wikipedia these feta, halloumi, manchego, and cabrales gives dexterity.
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby Potjeh » Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:41 pm

Meat pies > cheese
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby synaris » Fri Feb 09, 2018 8:31 pm

Ysh wrote:
synaris wrote:what is this cheese gives all FEPs bullshit? name one cheese that gives dexterity.

According to wikipedia these feta, halloumi, manchego, and cabrales gives dexterity.


and none of em give dex as a primary stat. its large gamble. its much better to make red shred salads with lettuce leaves. and use the curds to make more reliable cheeses like blue brodgar for strength or harmesan for charisma.

if i only need dex and use cheese to raise it, my other stats will outstrip my dex and thus make it harder to raise dex in the long run.
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Re: High end foods for baking and farming

Postby Ysh » Fri Feb 09, 2018 8:37 pm

synaris wrote:
Ysh wrote:
synaris wrote:what is this cheese gives all FEPs bullshit? name one cheese that gives dexterity.

According to wikipedia these feta, halloumi, manchego, and cabrales gives dexterity.


and none of em give dex as a primary stat. its large gamble. its much better to make red shred salads with lettuce leaves. and use the curds to make more reliable cheeses like blue brodgar for strength or harmesan for charisma.

if i only need dex and use cheese to raise it, my other stats will outstrip my dex and thus make it harder to raise dex in the long run.

Wow! Where have those goal posts went?
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