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Put a sat near where Xenon come out and fight, and store a scout nearby. When the fight is over you can order it to collect drops
Those inv quests it is only worth doing if you have the items already until you get more familiar with getting the bits.
However when you do find the ingredients (which are steak and fruit IIRC) they usually come in batches of 20 so when you find them it's a jackpot. However you need to hit two jackpots to craft fine meals.
Getting them by flying around stations is pretty much a bust since it could take you literally hours of playtime to do. You will go mad.
Somewhat faster is using the teleport facility but that's still a miserable grind.
The best way to do it is to abide by the old saw "luck is where opportunity meets preparation". In this case if you want to take advantage of these Teladi trade missions then every time you dock at a station through natural play (or you are passing a Teladi trade station as they have like six traders each so a much better chance) always check the traders and if you see steak or fruit just buy the whole lot and craft up bunch of fine meals once you've stumbled on a stack of both.
Don't bother accepting these missions until you have, but then you'll have about 20 fine meals so have at it with these missions.
It's the same thing with the missions to find specific yield mining deposit missions. These are a also miserable grind - unless you had the foresight get a scout to drop mining probes systematically across all the asteroid fields you know of. Then these missions are simply a matter of consulting your map to find an existing probe that reads the required yield for the mission in question and dropping a new probe next to it - which you can check before you actually accept the mission. You can farm a fair amount of high level pilot seminars this way.