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• Coffee cake
  | skill2 = Cooking ...50g [[milk]], 100g [[butter]] or [[margarine]], 100g [[coffee]],<br/>40g [[wood]]
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• Fire place
  * 200 grams of [[wood]] * 200 grams of [[wood]]
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• Coal oven
  ...[oven]], except that it uses [[coal]] or [[charcoal]] as fuel instead of [[wood]]. ====Cooking beef stroganoff (coal)====
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• 工具
  Materials Required: 300g wood, 115g steel<br> Materials Required: 400g wood, 150g stone<br>
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• Grilled meat
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[small fire pit]]<br />250g [[meat]], 150g [[wood]]
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• Meat
  ...y !! How much raw meat <br> equals one day of food !! Machines & Tools !! Cooking Fuel ...> [[small fire pit]], [[deck grill]], [[fire place]]* (with a [[pot]]) || wood/firewood, dried dung
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• Skills
  Used in many wood projects. ===Cooking===
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• Stone
  Stone, like [[wood]] is a basic material for making many basic things: '''Tools:''' [[stone hammer]], [[cooking stone]], [[hide scraper]], {{stone pot}}, [[adze]], [[mortar and pestle]],
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• Rice
  ...n be eaten raw without any form of preparation. Using the [[Skills#Cooking|cooking]] skill a character can process the rice into a multitude of more nourishin ''' Bucket, Iron or Wood '''
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• Bread
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[primitive oven]]<br />500g [[wheat flour]], 150g [[wood]]
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• Charcoal
  | method0 = [[fire place]]<br />50g [[wood]] or [[firewood]] | method1 = [[small fire pit]] (automatic)<br>50g [[wood]] or [[firewood]]
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• Narzędzia
  [[kamień do smażenia]] - ([[cooking stone]])<br> [[parowar drewniany]] - ([[Wooden steamer|Steamer (wood)]])<br>
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• Oven
  ...ojects listed than is available in-game (106). See [[Talk:Oven]] regarding wood quantities for chocolate baked goods. --[[User:Shaudawn|Shaudawn]] ([[User * 40 grams of {{cooking wood}}
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• Popcorn
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[primitive oven]]<br />750g [[corn]], 400g [[wood]]
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• Pizza
  | skill2 = Cooking ...[[convection oven]]<br>720g [[pizza dough]], 1080g [[tomatoes]], <br>40g [[wood]]
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• Small fire pit
  ====Grilling asparagus (wood)==== * 300 grams of {{cooking wood}}
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• Cod
  ...ay !! How much raw cod <br> equals one day of food !! Machines & Tools !! Cooking Fuel |[[baked cod]] || 40 || 40 || [[primitive oven]], {{oven}} || dried dung, wood/firewood, charcoal, coal, propane
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• Smoked meat
  | skill2=Cooking | resources=[[meat]], [[wood]] or [[firewood]]
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• Cooked meat
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[primitive oven]]<br />500g [[meat]], 125g [[wood]]
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• Boomerang
  | resources = 150 grams of [[wood]] ...campsites or ceremonial grounds. It can be used as a poker and shovel when cooking. The sharp end of a hardwood boomerang is sometimes used for cutting up a c
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• Rye bread
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[primitive oven]]<br />500g [[wheat flour]], 150g [[wood]]
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• Cookies
  | skill2=Cooking | method0=[[oven]]<br />(400g [[pastry dough]], 150g [[sugar]], 30g [[wood]])
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• Database snapshot
  Build requirements :raws:wood>50,iron>40;days:1 Build requirements :raws:wood>65,steel>40;days:1
  335 KB (42,038 words) - 10:42, 9 February 2007
• Wooden bucket
  | resources=200 grams of [[wood]] * Cooking
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• Millstone
  | resources = 3500 grams of [[stone]]<br />1000 grams of [[wood]] * [[Skills#Cooking|Cooking]]
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• Cheese curds
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[primitive oven]]<br />300g [[milk]], 100g [[wood]] or 133g [[dried dung]]
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• Smoker
  * 80 grams of {{cooking wood}} * {{cooking wood}}: Either:
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• Tea
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[oven]]<br />300g [[dry tea]], 25g [[wood]], 450g [[water]]
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• Coffee
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[oven]]<br />200g [[ground coffee]], 25g [[wood]], 300g [[water]]
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• Baked cod
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[primitive oven]]<br />400g [[cod]], 200g [[wood]]
  781 bytes (94 words) - 22:10, 22 April 2022
• Baked trout
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[oven]]<br />400g [[rainbow trout]], 40g [[wood]]
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• Mixing bowl
  | resources = 140 grams of [[wood]] The mixing bowl is a portable machine. It is also used as a tool in some cooking projects.
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• Spit
  ===Grilling asparagus (wood)=== * 300 grams of [[wood]]
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• Gas oven
  ...ilar to the [[oven]], except that it uses [[propane]] as fuel instead of [[wood]]. skill=Cooking}}
  17 KB (2,026 words) - 23:23, 28 July 2022
• Scrambled eggs
  | method0 = [[small fire pit]] ([[cooking stone]])<br />60g [[eggs]], 53g [[dried dung]] | method1 = [[small fire pit]] ([[cooking stone]])<br />60g [[eggs]], 40g [[wood]]
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• Boiled eggs
  | skill2 = Cooking | resources = [[eggs]] with [[dried dung]]/[[wood]]/[[firewood]]
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• Makisu
  resources=100 grams of [[wood]]| |skill=Cooking}}
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• Primitive oven
  The '''primitive oven''' is a low-cost machine used for cooking food and drying dung. ===Baking bread (wood)===
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• Smoked salmon
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[smoker]]<br />400g [[salmon]], 30g [[wood]]
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• Smoked pike
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[smoker]]<br />400g [[pike]], 30g [[wood]]
  309 bytes (33 words) - 22:16, 22 April 2022
• Smoked trout
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[smoker]]<br />400g [[rainbow trout]], 50g [[wood]]
  342 bytes (36 words) - 22:18, 22 April 2022
• Stew
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[small fire pit]]<br />500g [[meat]], 500g [[barley]], 750g [[wood]]
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• Pancakes
  | skill2=Cooking | tools=[[cooking stone]]
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• Baked potatoes
  skill2 = Cooking| | method1 = [[primitive oven]]<br>800g [[potatoes]], 125g [[wood]] or [[firewood]]
  898 bytes (108 words) - 21:01, 13 November 2022
• Steamed rice
  | resources = [[rice]] and [[dried dung]]/[[wood]]/[[coal]]/[[charcoal]]/[[propane]] | skill2 = Cooking
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• Wooden steamer
  | resources = 300 grams of [[wood]] A cooking tool used to prepare vegetables in an [[oven]].
  524 bytes (49 words) - 22:41, 23 February 2018
• Porridge
  | skill2 = Cooking | method0 = [[oven]]<br />360g [[barley]], 40g [[milk]], 25g [[wood]]
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• Mushroom brochettes
  | skill2 = Cooking ...= [[small fire pit]]<br />500g [[meat]], 200g [[mushrooms]],<br />100g [[wood]]
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• Mashed potatoes
  | skill2 = Cooking ...[[small fire pit]], {{pot}}<br />1600g [[potatoes]], 400g [[milk]], 600g [[wood]]
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• Grilled asparagus
  | skill2 = Cooking | method1 = [[small fire pit]]<br />550g [[asparagus]], 300g [[wood]]
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