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Vanilla Cooking Expanded - Stews

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21/10/2022: 1.4 update



Vanilla Cooking Expanded - Stews is a first sub-module to the new Vanilla Cuisine Expanded mod series. This particular mod introduces medieval stews - which are more nutritious, more expensive soups that are cooked over time on the wood-fired pot.

Ideal for your medieval colonies and long winter nights, these stews remove any debuffs from eating ingredients like insect meat and human meat! Time to sneak some human flesh into your diet.

Bone Apple Tea (sic!).



Vanilla Cooking Expanded mechanics can be seen described below:








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Q: Do I need the Vanilla Cooking Expanded mod for this to work?
A: Yes, it is using the new soup cooking mechanic we introduced in VCE.

Q: Can I suggest a feature?
A: Absolutely, leave a comment down below!

Q: Will you keep updating the mod with new types of meals?
A: This mod is feature-complete - it’s literally a small module for the main Cooking mod. If you have a suggestion for a new module, please ask for it on the main Cooking mod comment section.

Q: Is this mod save game compatible?
A: Yes, you can add it whenever you like. Don't EVER remove mods from a running save.

Q: CE compatible?
A: Yes. I hope.



Graphics are created by me, Oskar Potocki.

Code work created by Sarg Bjornson[www.patreon.com].

Descriptions, balancing and ideas by Chowder.

Rimworld is owned by Tynan Sylvester.

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Every dollar donated allows us to spend more time refining the mods and creating new content. If you’re feeling generous, even the smallest donation is always welcome!

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Other modules will come with time. More information can be found on our Patreon page!





543 Comments
Jul 16 @ 10:05am 
I wondered why stews don't have a gourmet option, but then saw a comment earlier saying that stews are a lower tech soup and not having a gourmet option is the tradeoff.

Am I missing something? Because I was under the impression that stews were intended to be higher quality than soups given that they have better nutrition per meal. Even at industrial tech, why would someone choose soups ocer stews?
Jul 1 @ 1:52pm 
Is there any particular reason that the stew pot (and I'm assuming Electric Soup too) isn't minifiable? It's a bit silly to be able to move my massive stove but not the side burner next to it.
Jun 5 @ 12:57pm 
@PersonPerson

It was 'Sense of Depth for Tall Buildings'
you can go into the mods options and disable it for pots/stews and it'll work properly
Jun 3 @ 4:13pm 
Mmmm.

I'm pretty sure its a mod conflict, only happens on my main modlist, not on a minimal setup.

For science I'll keep drilling and post it on the github issues - up to you if you want to then close it as 'not my problem'. Would just help other people who are also confused make a call between the mods (if it is a mod conflict, which im pretty sure it is).

Or at least move on emotionally from seeing Schrödinger's soup
Sarg Bjornson  [author]
Jun 3 @ 9:05am 
That's normal and expected due to the way RW layering works. Not worth fixing it
Jun 3 @ 8:42am 
@PersonPerson
I'm also getting this - started going through my modlist and so far nothing, but cant reproduce with minimal mod list.

You figure out the conflict yet?
I have noticed that when place a soup on the pot, it bumps the pots texture to be 'above' the wall if built N of a wall tile.
May 30 @ 4:11am 
a note on balancing: if the stew pot fuel does run out, the time from the notification until it actually spoils is far too short. It's literally about the same as the time it actually takes to pull the stew from the pot, so the only way to save it is if you have a guy literally right next to the stew pot when you get the notification
Apr 28 @ 11:38am 
(apparently, if the food is always boiling, and the fire never goes out, it can keep) :)
Apr 28 @ 11:38am 
in real life, there is even a Perpetual Stew, which apparently some restaurants have been continuously cooking food in the same stew pot for years ;)
Sarg Bjornson  [author]
Apr 28 @ 7:22am 
Stews are low tech soups. Not having gourmet is the tradeoff