Difference between revisions of "Cod"

Revision as of 19:40, 8 March 2021 (view source) Zymurge (talk | contribs) (Changed fishing pole quantity to be consistent with fishing pole page) ← Older edit		Revision as of 07:09, 9 March 2021 (view source) Bmot (talk | contribs) (Undo revision 82561 by Zymurge (talk) -> reverted fishing pole rate to old (for gathering from resource in location), added separate mention for fishing pole from ships.) Newer edit →
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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 fishing pole from a boat 250 wood or reed small fishing net 750

Cod is a salt-water fish that is found in certain coastal locations, but can only be fished using a net or fishing pole from a small boat on the sea. Cod is not edible until processed.

Uses for cod

• baked cod in a regular oven, coal oven or gas oven
• battered cod with beer and wheat flour on a flattop griddle
• brandade with olive oil and garlic in a mixing bowl
• ceviche with lemon juice using a makisu
• dried cod on a drying rack
• fish sandwiches from baked cod with bread on the kitchen table
• fish sauce from dried cod with salt in a cask
• meat feed in a mixing bowl
• papaya salad from fish sauce with papayas and carrots in a mixing bowl
• rice noodles with cod with rice noodles on an hibachi
• salted cod with salt in a salting barrel
• smoked cod in a smoker
• sushi with rice and seaweed using a makisu