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* A dish of somewhat good moderate nutrition, mainly cooked and consumed by newcomers. Quality (QL) and hunger will usually determine when you will start/stop to eat a [[Casserole]]. Usually started by mixing [[botanised Items]] with [[foraged Items]], this items. This dish may also be prepared with [[Fish]] fish or [[Meat]]meat, which will make it bigger. Will [[A '''casserole''' will decay]] at a slower rate when stored within certain types of containerssuch as pottery bowls. Sometimes also used as a commodity for bartering when made up of high QL and preferential infrequent ingredients.Eating casseroles can cause a lowering of your nutrition level. == Introduction to Casseroles ==Since hot food cooking is a very versatile skill when put into practice, you will find the following method is provided for the benefit of newcomers when they are preparing a basic casserole - '''it is not the only, definite way to make one'''. To start place 2 botanised Items and 2 foraged items (excluding onions, garlic, and some nuts: some may help 'cook' a casserole yet won't be consumable once casserole is done; ie. nuts) in a pottery bowl. Examine pottery bowl as you add items to determine that it will make a casserole, it will also tell you the difficulty of the dish. Once you are ready to finalize your dish put the pottery bowl into a stone oven, stone forge, or campfire until the casserole is cooked. Dish is cooked when contents inside pottery bowl change to casserole. preferential unfrequent Once cooked, casserole can be examined to see what it is made of. Please note that for dish to become a substantial casserole it must be started with 2 botanised Items and 2 foraged items, or it may yield a low QL casserole or stew. Adding more items (in more or less equal proportions) to pottery bowl will help casserole QL and weight to go up to max. Keep in mind that overall QL of cooked casserole will always be determined by Hot food cooking skill. ==Example Recipes==* Meat/Fish + botanised Items|Botanised Items/foraged items|Foraged Items* botanised Items|Botanised Herbs + foraged items|Foraged Berries ''Note: May become stew depending on # of ingredients.''  '''Some Recipes and Difficulties (2011 April 23)'''<!--In-Game Help Version:meat + wheat/barley/oat/rye/potato/corn = 14 rosemary/belladonna/oregano/basil/sage/lovage/olives/thyme/nettles/parsley/sassafras+grapes/strawberries/lingonberries/hazelnuts/apples/cherries/blueberries/lemon= 16 bread + wheat/barley/oat/rye/potato/corn = 16 meat + pumpkin/garlic/onion = 17 bread + pumpkin/garlic/onion = 19 olives/cheese+rosemary/belladonna/oregano/basil/sage/lovage/olives/thyme/nettles/parsley/sassafras= 19

== Method ==Since [[Hot-Food Cooking]] is a very versatile skill when put into practice, An / means you will find can use either of the following information beneficial to newcomers when preparing a basic [[Casserole]] items in that list along with either of the items in the list behind the +. - it is not the only, definite way to make one - this provides a good start on learning how. >

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Please note that for dish to become a substantial [[Casserole]] it must be started with 2 [[botanised Items]] '''Updated Recipes and 2 [[foraged Items]], or it may yield a low QL [[Casserole]] or [[Stew]]. Examine [[Pottery Bowl]] as you add items to determine dish status until [[Casserole]] appears. Adding more items Difficulties (in more or less equal proportions2015 Mar 3) to [[Pottery Bowl]] will help [[Casserole]] QL and weight to go up to max. Keep in mind that overall QL of cooked [[Casserole]] will always be determined and maxed by [[Hot'''<!--In-Food Cooking]] skill.Game Help Version:meat + barley/blueberry/cherries/corn/green apple/hazelnut/lingonberry/oat/potato/rice/strawberries/rye/wheat = 14

meat + basil/belladonna/bread/garlic/lovage/nettles/olives/oregano/parsley/pumpkin/rosemary/sage/salt/sassafras/thyme == Tools Required ==17

* [[Stone Forge]] An / [[Stone Oven]] / [[Campfire]]means you can use either of the items in that list along with either of the items in the list behind the +. * [[Pottery Bowl]]-->

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* [[Casserole]]Stone forge / Stone oven / Campfire* Pottery bowl

== Skills Used ==* Botanised Items* Foraged items* Fish* [[Hot-Food Cooking]]Meat

[[Category:== Tips ==* Max QL of Casserole is 2x your Hot-Food Cooking Items]]food cooking skill[[Category:Babel/C]]* Adding Salt will increase the difficulty of the casserole by a few points, allowing you to get more skill ups through casseroles.