Share your own art and stories, or ask for critique.
TOPIC | Olive Hearth Recipe Book
(moved from FRD)
A collection of the recipes used by the cooks of the Olive Hearth clan.
------
Recipe format (For my reference and your lore needs)
[code]
[b]NAME[/b]
---
[i]Ingredients[/i]
[list][*][item=bleh]*n
[/list]
---
[i]Directions[/i]
[list=i][*]bleh[/list][/code]
-----
Recipe links to posts:
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/2983031/1#post_46729075]Sheep Stew[/url]
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/2983031/1#post_46729083]Crimson Cherry Cakes[/url]
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/2983031/1#post_46729086]Honey Tea[/url]
[url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/2983031/1#post_47954383]Bread[/url]
[b]Sheep Stew[/b]
---
[i]Ingredients[/i]
[list][*][item= Sheep]*1
[*] 2 Medium bowls water, + 1 small bowl
[*][item= bell fungus] dried and ground, 1 small bowl
[*][item= Cucumber]*2 peeled and cut into strips
[*][item= flameweed] just a pinch
[*][item= merry melon] just a pinch
[*][item= Quinoa] 2 small bowls, washed
[*][item= Spinach] 2 small bowls
[*][item= wild onion] chopped, 2 small bowls
[*][item=hooded hen] plucked, 2 legs
[/list]
---
[i]Directions[/i]
[list=i][*] Bring the 2 medium bowls of water to a boil in a pot and add the chicken legs, this will make chicken broth that is the base of this stew.
[*] After an hour, remove the chicken legs, these can be eaten separately. Chop the sheep and with the quinoa add it to the broth. Boil for 30 minutes, or until the sheep is fully cooked.
[*] Take the spinach, and mash it with your talons or with a spoon until some of the juices come out. Add it as well as the other vegetables into the pot. Add the bell fungus powder.
[*] After it has boiled for another 30 minutes, add the merry melon and flameweed.[*] Serve warm, with some bread and dried basil sprinkled on top. [/list]
Entire flocks of these friendly animals tend to go missing whenever dragons are near. No one knows why. (Special thanks to RainChild!)
65
7
*1
2 Medium bowls water, + 1 small bowl
Bell Fungus
Plant
A hardy species of fungus that is slow-growing but resilient to harsh conditions.
26
3
dried and ground, 1 small bowl
Cucumber
Plant
The coolest plant on your plate. (Special thanks to HurricaneWinds!)
65
7
*2 peeled and cut into strips
Flameweed
Plant
The leaves of this dry shrub are nearly impervious to flame, making it incredibly difficult to clear once flameweed has overrun an area.
41
4
just a pinch
Merry Melon
Plant
Deceptive in both name and appearance, only the heartiest of dragons can stomach this unexpectedly bitter fruit. (Special thanks to Winterrox66!)
65
7
just a pinch
Quinoa
Plant
Recently, Tundras have started claiming quinoa is full of vitamins, cures disease, and attracts mates. Mirrors are skeptical. (Special thanks to TCA!)
65
8
2 small bowls, washed
Spinach
Plant
A hearty, leafy plant chock full of vitamins. Eating a lot is great for the biceps.
53
5
2 small bowls
Wild Onion
Plant
Be careful with wild onions: one can be delicious, but two can be almost deadly.
55
6
chopped, 2 small bowls
Hooded Hen
Meat
This here's a nice, I say, a nice specimen. Though, it's got more nerve than a bum tooth.
50
5
plucked, 2 legs
--- Directions
Bring the 2 medium bowls of water to a boil in a pot and add the chicken legs, this will make chicken broth that is the base of this stew.
After an hour, remove the chicken legs, these can be eaten separately. Chop the sheep and with the quinoa add it to the broth. Boil for 30 minutes, or until the sheep is fully cooked.
Take the spinach, and mash it with your talons or with a spoon until some of the juices come out. Add it as well as the other vegetables into the pot. Add the bell fungus powder.
After it has boiled for another 30 minutes, add the merry melon and flameweed.
Serve warm, with some bread and dried basil sprinkled on top.
[b]Crimson Cherry Cakes[/b]
---
[i]Ingredients[/i]
[list][*][item=Aether Cherries] One medium bowl
[*][item= blueberries] One small bowl
[*][item= Fig] One small bowl
[*][item= Strawberry] One small bowl
[*][item= Luminous Almonds] Peeled and ground into a flour, one large bowl
[*][item= Butcher's fig] 1/2 small bowl of juice
[*][item= cinnamon] Ground, a few pinches
[*][item= sugary prickleaf] 1/2 small bowl juice, make sure the thorns are removed.
[*][item= Vegetable oil] 1/2 small bowl
[*][item= wisp fruit] 1 small bowl
[*][item= jasmine] A few pinches, for smell
[*] 1 medium bowl water
[/list]
---
[i]Directions[/i]
[list=i][*] Take the almond flour, cinnamon, and prickleaf juice. Combine in a bowl.[*] Add the water, Butcher's fig juice, and vegetable oil. Mix until combined.
[*] The mixture should be like a thick liquid, add the fruits and mix.
[*] Incorporate the jasmine and gently mix in the wisp fruit.
[*] Put in small, round, cake pans and put in a clay oven for 25 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
[*] When cooked, level the tops and decorate with flowers. You may also soak them in some warm, sweetened almond milk.[/list]
The juice from this tart cherry is often used as dye for ornamentations.
500
15
One medium bowl
Blueberries
Plant
A treat for hatchlings (and dragons) who have been very good today.
41
5
One small bowl
Fig
Plant
Enjoy fresh, dried, or boiled.
64
8
One small bowl
Strawberry
Plant
Fresh cream transforms this treat into an indulgence.
70
8
One small bowl
Luminous Almonds
Plant
Almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
42
4
Peeled and ground into a flour, one large bowl
Butcher's Fig
Plant
This crimson fruit stains a maw red for days.
64
8
1/2 small bowl of juice
Cinnamon
Plant
The practice of attempting to hold a mawful of cinnamon sticks for extended periods of time became strangely popular among juvenile dragons.
58
5
Ground, a few pinches
Sugary Prickleaf
Plant
Most dragons don't mind the sharp edges of this plant; the sweet taste is worth a little pain!
53
5
1/2 small bowl juice, make sure the thorns are removed.
Vegetable Oil
Plant
Makes cooked foods even more delicious.
400
20
1/2 small bowl
Wisp Fruit
Plant
This fruit is light, airy, and tasteless.
22
2
1 small bowl
Jasmine
Plant
A quaint, pretty white flower with dainty petals. Jasmine is seen more often floating on the wind than growing from the ground.
50
5
A few pinches, for smell
1 medium bowl water
--- Directions
Take the almond flour, cinnamon, and prickleaf juice. Combine in a bowl.
Add the water, Butcher's fig juice, and vegetable oil. Mix until combined.
The mixture should be like a thick liquid, add the fruits and mix.
Incorporate the jasmine and gently mix in the wisp fruit.
Put in small, round, cake pans and put in a clay oven for 25 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
When cooked, level the tops and decorate with flowers. You may also soak them in some warm, sweetened almond milk.
[b]Honey Tea[/b]
---
[i]Ingredients[/i]
[list][*][item= honeycomb fragment] Honey, 2 small bowls
[*][item= blackberry] Dried, 1 small bowl
[*] 1 large bowl water
[*][item= honeycrisp apple] Dried, 1 small bowl
[*][item= Peppermint] Dried, 1 small bowl
[*][item= cindermint] Dried, 1 small bowl[/list]
---
[i]Directions[/i]
[list=i][*]Bring the water to a boil in a pot, put the dried fruit and mints into a light cloth.
[*] While the water is boiling, put the cloth into the water and twist the top, secure it with a lid so that the bottom of the cloth is not touching the pot.
[*] Steep for 5 minutes.
[*] Take out the cloth and add the honey to the hot tea, stir until the honey is dissolved.
[*] Ladle into cups and serve with a leaf of mint.[/list]
Though they're not really addictive, some dragons become very dependent on Blackberries.
25
3
Dried, 1 small bowl
1 large bowl water
Honeycrisp Apple
Plant
It's a challenge to get the skin off in a single, unbroken spiral. Sharpen your claws!
50
5
Dried, 1 small bowl
Peppermint
Plant
A cool, favorable plant that can be consumed to help aid a number of maladies such as indigestion, nausea, colds, and headaches.
63
7
Dried, 1 small bowl
Cindermint
Plant
A crunchy plant with a little fiery kick. Often dried and crumbled up to help accent desserts or teas.
63
7
Dried, 1 small bowl
--- Directions
Bring the water to a boil in a pot, put the dried fruit and mints into a light cloth.
While the water is boiling, put the cloth into the water and twist the top, secure it with a lid so that the bottom of the cloth is not touching the pot.
Steep for 5 minutes.
Take out the cloth and add the honey to the hot tea, stir until the honey is dissolved.
Ladle into cups and serve with a leaf of mint.
[b]Bread[/b]
---
[i]Ingredients[/i]
[list][*]Yeast, 1/4 small bowl
[*] Sugar, 1/4 small bowl
[*] Water, 1 small bowl
[*][item=Grassland Grain] Ground into flour, 2 medium bowls*
[*][item=Sanddrift Aconite] Juice of the flowers, 1/2 small bowl
[*][item= Vegetable Oil] 1 small bowl
[*][item=Salt]
[*] Sugar, 1/4 small bowl
[/list]
---
[i]Directions[/i]
[list=i][*] Put the water in a pot and put on heat until it is slightly warm. Add the yeast and sugar, let sit for a few minutes.
[*] In a large bowl, add the yeast water to the flour, mix with the Aconite juice and vegetable oil.
[*] Add salt.
[*] Let rise for 1-1 1/2 hours
[*] Put on a sheet and bake until it is done.[/list]
---
*Can be replaced with
[item= Quinoa][item= White Quinoa][item= Luminous Almonds][item= Acorn][item=Woodland Acorn]