Lumpen Doughnuts

[khurzon]

It's quite remarkable...this game of yours. Always something new to explore. I came across a curious item in my inventory the other day. Havn't the foggiest where I picked it up from...never seen it before.

Clarified Oil... Now what could that possibly come from??? Squezzins' of grains?

More importantly...what can I make with it?
Well...I looked in that cyber encyclopedia we all share called the internet and found a recipe that included this product...you guessed it!!!!

Lumpen Doughnuts - I quickly made a batch of 42 strawberry frosting covered doughnuts suitable for dunking in coffee or tea...

I put tables to the right of the freighter captains desk & chair, and mounted a food processor next tp tea pots cups and plates...
Everything a bridge crew would need to enjoy a break with Coffee and Doughnuts...

But alas...there is no way for me to display or even put a doughnut IN the plate.....

There is an idea! like lockers can hold one item. Why not have plates or such that can hold ready to eat food items?

It would add purpose to my Coffee & Doughnut bridge bar...heh

[Nettle]

Originally posted by khurzon:

Clarified Oil... Now what could that possibly come from?

Since it can't be found in the wild I would hazard to guess a case of reverse-pickpocketing.

I understand 'gifting' a small quantity of something you want more of but are too lazy to collect yourself is a crucial part of the duplication process. No idea how it works; the guilty party usually disappears a few seconds later leaving the lucky bystander with... some stuff.

You could throw a custard pie at 'em if you were quick but that's probably a waste of time!

[Nettle]

On the other hand, 42 seems a bit much to be entirely self-serving. Could be leftovers; could be a genuinely genuine pseudo-random act of kindness. We'll probably never know for sure.

[khurzon]

*Nods/Eats another doughnut*

[Pagafyr]

I will be looking forward to finding that recipe; now! Just as I finish reading this I began to ponder a bite size cake made with ground figs wrapped in bread. Anyone found figs in the game?

[Nettle]

Originally posted by Pagafyr:

Anyone found figs in the game?

Not... exactly.

Pilgrimberry   |  Looks like a Grahberry but isn't one and can't be made into jam.

Grahberry      |  Grah!

Fireberry      |  Too hot!

Aloe Flesh     |  Too cold!

Hexaberry      |  Too weird.

Cactus Nectar  |  Jam without fruit.

Crab 'Apple'   |  Not an apple by any stretch of the imagination.

Leopard-Fruit  |  Adopt a cat and call it Jack. *

* https://www.britannica.com/plant/Moraceae

[Ranrock]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpJ_gRc8BXg

[Pagafyr]

I just bought the equipment to cook, during my last game play. Hm? I started this game after twelve others and this time I think I am going to focus on cooking goodies.

[Daedrius]

Make the Stellarator. 100,000 units each and a stack is 5 million.

Lumpin Doughnut + Stellar Custard.

You can make some ridiculous money with a good milk farm and plenty of chromatic metal.

frost crystals to make the flour, cactus flesh for the sugar, chromatic metal for the silicon eggs, and a nice sized milk farm to make the oil and cream. I usually use 8 nutrient processors at at a time.... Then profit :D

[Pagafyr]

Stellar Custard. Woo Hoo! Dessert!

[Daedrius]

My farm. Got lucky finding this place. All fresh milk.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2748244658

[Pagafyr]

I see two feeders and one harvester. Is one harvester enough?

[Daedrius]

Originally posted by Pagafyr:

I see two feeders and one harvester. Is one harvester enough?

Yeah, it is. I mean you could add another so you don't have to empty as often, but I find one is enough.

[Pagafyr]

Originally posted by Ezeris:

Originally posted by Pagafyr:

I see two feeders and one harvester. Is one harvester enough?

Yeah, it is. I mean you could add another so you don't have to empty as often, but I find one is enough.

I fed a fauna while fulfilling todays weekend Anomaly quest. I got wild milk.
Is fresh milk better for the recipes than wild milk?

[Nettle]

Originally posted by Pagafyr:

Is fresh milk better for the recipes than wild milk?

Milk is Milk. Some of the sources may seem a little suspect but t'is all the same to Cronus when it's baked in a pie. You can't even use it neat - it has to be turned into cream first.

[Pagafyr]

Originally posted by Unarmed Bandit:

Originally posted by Pagafyr:

Is fresh milk better for the recipes than wild milk?

Milk is Milk. Some of the sources may seem a little suspect but t'is all the same to Cronus when it's baked in a pie. You can't even use it neat - it has to be turned into cream first.

Thx for the tip.