Can you cook on the hearth fire?

[ssd21345]

I wonder it.

[insanechef]

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[TeckXKnight]

You cannot unless you build a new hearthfire somewhere else, then your old hearthfire will turn into a regular old campfire. That said the cost to make a new hearthfire is larger than just making a normal fire. =)

[borka]

a hearthfire only has a cold flame (that's why it's green -> no CO²

to be honest you even can't cook on a "normal" fire - roasting and fry (with a pan) only
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Fire

for cooking you'll need a cauldron (Clay or Metal)
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Clay_Cauldron
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Cauldron

[loftar]

a hearthfire only has a cold flame (that's why it's green -> no CO² ;)

Well, actually, the absence of black-body radiation is usually caused by the lack of soot, owing to the much more complete combustion of the fuel in a more oxygen-rich environment, which makes it a sign of a hotter flame, not the other way around. The real problem is that cooking on a hearth fire would simply incinerate your food. ^^

[venatorvenator]

Well, actually, the absence of black-body radiation is usually caused by the lack of soot, owing to the much more complete combustion of the fuel in a more oxygen-rich environment, which makes it a sign of a hotter flame, not the other way around. The real problem is that cooking on a hearth fire would simply incinerate your food. ^^

This could go in the wiki With some formulas even.

[borka]

flame proof hearthlings