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−	[[Cod]] is a salt-water fish used as a popular source of food. Cod cannot be eaten raw, but can be processed into any of the following forms:	+	[[Cod]] is a salt-water fish that cannot be eaten raw.
−	* [[dried cod]] (with a [[drying rack]]):
−	** 25g / 100g / 200g
−	* [[salted cod]] (with a [[salting barrel]]):
−	** 28g / 350g / 400g
−	* [[smoked cod]] (with a [[smoker]]):
−	** 33g / 350g / 400g
−	* [[baked cod]] (with a {{oven}}):
−	** 40g / 400g / 400g
−	''(numbers indicate grams eaten per day / gr produced per day / gr of raw cod required)''	+
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		+	==Uses for cod==
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		+	* [[baked cod]] in a {{oven}}
		+	* [[ceviche]] with [[lemon juice]] using a [[Makisu#Making_ceviche|makisu]].
		+	* [[dried cod]] on a [[drying rack]]
		+	* [[fish sauce]] from [[dried cod]] with [[salt]] in a [[Cask#Fermenting_fish sauce|cask]].
		+	* [[salted cod]] with [[salt]] in a [[salting barrel]]
		+	* [[smoked cod]] in a [[smoker]]

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Cod Raw Resource Gathered 100 grams per day Skill Fishing Methods of  gathering Method Amount manual 100 fishing spear 350 fishing pole 500

Cod is a salt-water fish that cannot be eaten raw.

Uses for cod

• baked cod in a regular oven, coal oven or gas oven
• ceviche with lemon juice using a makisu.
• dried cod on a drying rack
• fish sauce from dried cod with salt in a cask.
• salted cod with salt in a salting barrel
• smoked cod in a smoker