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Grain may be eaten without cooking | === Food === | ||
* Grain may be eaten without cooking. Rice provides the most [[satiety]], while flax provides the least. | |||
* Grain may be {{ll|cooking|cooked}} to create a meal that gives higher satiety and pauses hunger. {{ll|porridge|Porridge}} requires at least 2 matching grain items, in a cooking pot. | |||
* Grain may be ground in a {{ll|quern|quern}} to make flour. | |||
** Flour may be crafted with water to create [[dough]], which may be baked into {{ll|bread|bread}} or {{ll|pie|pies}} using a {{ll|clay oven|clay oven}}. | |||
** Most types of flour may be fermented to make ale, and further distilled to make whisky. Twice-distilled alcohol may be used to craft {{ll|Bandage|alcohol-soaked bandages}}, for significant healing. | |||
Latest revision as of 03:59, 27 March 2024
Food
- Grain may be eaten without cooking. Rice provides the most satiety, while flax provides the least.
- Grain may be cooked to create a meal that gives higher satiety and pauses hunger. Porridge requires at least 2 matching grain items, in a cooking pot.
- Grain may be ground in a quern to make flour.
- Flour may be crafted with water to create dough, which may be baked into bread or pies using a clay oven.
- Most types of flour may be fermented to make ale, and further distilled to make whisky. Twice-distilled alcohol may be used to craft alcohol-soaked bandages, for significant healing.
