It whould be very nice to be able to make Pizzas in this game.
The game already has all but one of the required ingredients to make most recipes: tomatoes.
I can provide a list of common pizza recipes of my city if you wish ( casually, I live in Naples ).
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Tacheron
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Re: Pizza!
Well, pizza per se doesn't fit into the supposed age of the game and frankly, fast food would take away from the survivalistic feel of the game, so I disagree.
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Sharie
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Re: Pizza!
Right, because pancakes and birthday cakes do ...Tacheron wrote:Well, pizza per se doesn't fit into the supposed age of the game
Anyway, I just trew here this idea because I tought it whould be a nice way to expand the possibilities in cooking, since:
1) as I said, most of items needed are already present in the game
2) there are many recipes, making it easier to fit it into the game and balace it with the rest of the available food sources
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Tacheron
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Re: Pizza!
Quotes from wiki - "Archaeological evidence suggests that varieties of pancakes are probably the earliest and most widespread types of cereal food eaten in prehistoric societies". " the intertwining of cakes and birthday celebrations stretch back to the Ancient Romans."
And pancakes have been widespread during the middle ages.
And pancakes have been widespread during the middle ages.
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BootsyBoo
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Re: Pizza!
While I disagree with adding commercialized pizza such as the types we have today, it should be pointed out that the traditional pizza origins do fit in.
From wiki: "The Ancient Greeks covered their bread with oils, herbs and cheese. The Romans developed placenta, a sheet of flour topped with cheese and honey and flavored with bay leaves."
From wiki: "The Ancient Greeks covered their bread with oils, herbs and cheese. The Romans developed placenta, a sheet of flour topped with cheese and honey and flavored with bay leaves."
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Granger
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Re: Pizza!
Hmmm...BootsyBoo wrote:placenta
My first association for that word dosn't sound that tasty.
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Tacheron
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Re: Pizza!
Yup, I read that, but that is NOT pizza, pizza came in much later.BootsyBoo wrote:While I disagree with adding commercialized pizza such as the types we have today, it should be pointed out that the traditional pizza origins do fit in.
From wiki: "The Ancient Greeks covered their bread with oils, herbs and cheese. The Romans developed placenta, a sheet of flour topped with cheese and honey and flavored with bay leaves."
Anyways, regarding the game - I doubt any new recipes will be coming any time soon since I've seen people complaining about the recipes being too plentiful as they are. Personally I wouldn't mind more of them, though - I love the beeted bird breasts and who doesn't love the cock?
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rye130
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Re: Pizza!
Placenta is the Latin word for cake.Granger wrote:Hmmm...BootsyBoo wrote:placenta
My first association for that word dosn't sound that tasty.
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Lusewing
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Re: Pizza!
Tach we cant keep up with the amount of Cock you want!
Pizza sounds interesting - but only if there was a range of toppings you could put on it to change its FEP.
Pizza sounds interesting - but only if there was a range of toppings you could put on it to change its FEP.
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Melgui
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Re: Pizza!
Granger wrote:Hmmm...BootsyBoo wrote:placenta
My first association for that word dosn't sound that tasty.
