Please give us the option to cook or grill Savoroots, Rockarrot and Longrass on a campfire or industrial grill.
Could learn an engram to get a grill rack for the campfire, or a special pan to use on the industrial grill.
Salt could be used to speed up the cooking time, or used in the process of making them. Combine the salt to make "Salted veggies", then apply them to the campfire/grill.
Salt would not be a requirement, only used to speed up cooking time.
Pros
- Cooked vegetables restore the same amount of food as regular uncooked versions.
-Cooked vegetables have a spoil timer closer to or greater than cooked meat.
-By cooking the water out of the vegetables you prolong it's shelf life. Could also be preserved in the preserving bin/fridge for days and days.
-Stack size would be close to if not slightly higher than cooked meat.
-Pro/con- Tames will eat cooked veggies, but would restore food similar to regular berries. Longer spoil time in feed troughs ect.
Cons
-Cooked veggies have the water smoked out of them, thus you sacrifice longer shelf life for lack of or no water gain while consuming them.
-Cooked veggies are too dry to use for kibble/other recipes , however some new survivor recipes could be created to make use of them!
-Cooking veggies take about as much time as raw mutton on the grill/cooking fire. Would take time to build stacks of them.
Also so we don't leave Citronal out.... We could add lemon to our canteen/water jar to feel refreshed longer and reduce water drain for a bit! Imagine an iced canteen that maybe has a longer buff duration, with the benefit of also reducing overall water drain for all 3 drinks!
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Please give us the option to cook or grill Savoroots, Rockarrot and Longrass on a campfire or industrial grill.
Could learn an engram to get a grill rack for the campfire, or a special pan to use on the industrial grill.
Salt could be used to speed up the cooking time, or used in the process of making them. Combine the salt to make "Salted veggies", then apply them to the campfire/grill.
Salt would not be a requirement, only used to speed up cooking time.
Pros
- Cooked vegetables restore the same amount of food as regular uncooked versions.
-Cooked vegetables have a spoil timer closer to or greater than cooked meat.
-By cooking the water out of the vegetables you prolong it's shelf life. Could also be preserved in the preserving bin/fridge for days and days.
-Stack size would be close to if not slightly higher than cooked meat.
-Pro/con- Tames will eat cooked veggies, but would restore food similar to regular berries. Longer spoil time in feed troughs ect.
Cons
-Cooked veggies have the water smoked out of them, thus you sacrifice longer shelf life for lack of or no water gain while consuming them.
-Cooked veggies are too dry to use for kibble/other recipes , however some new survivor recipes could be created to make use of them!
-Cooking veggies take about as much time as raw mutton on the grill/cooking fire. Would take time to build stacks of them.
Also so we don't leave Citronal out.... We could add lemon to our canteen/water jar to feel refreshed longer and reduce water drain for a bit! Imagine an iced canteen that maybe has a longer buff duration, with the benefit of also reducing overall water drain for all 3 drinks!
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