
Cooking in Doloc Town includes visible stations, named dishes, Delicious variants, and food-processing tools such as brewing and aging equipment.
Cooking in Doloc Town includes multiple stations, ingredient experiments, standard dishes, Delicious dishes, baking, brewing, and aging.
Cooking and food processing use five main station types: Pot, Lush Pot, Oven, Brewing Cask, and Aging Rack.
Lush Pot appears to have four ingredient slots, which makes recipe experimentation more flexible than a simple one-ingredient upgrade path.
Pot, Lush Pot, Oven, Brewing Cask, and Aging Rack are all named.
Named dishes already include Steamed Fish, Stir Fried Meat, Mushroom Soup, Large Meat Bun, Large Veggie Bun, Rye Bread, Popcorn, and Delicious Gem Bread.
Delicious versions of several dishes also appear, so higher-quality cooking is part of normal food progression.
| Dish | What is shown | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Steamed Fish / Delicious Steamed Fish | Both versions appear. | Shows that one dish can have a standard and Delicious version. |
| Mushroom Soup / Delicious Mushroom Soup | Both versions appear. | Confirms the same pattern across another recipe. |
| Large Meat Bun / Delicious Large Meat Bun | Both versions appear. | Another clear Delicious variant example. |
| Large Veggie Bun / Delicious Large Veggie Bun | Both versions appear. | Useful when testing vegetable-heavy combinations. |
| Rye Bread, Popcorn, Delicious Gem Bread | Connected to the Oven and baking side of cooking. | Shows that cooking extends into baking. |
Recipe discovery relies on experimenting with ingredient combinations. Ingredients like Flour, Wheat, Fish, Carp, Pike, Mushroom, Tomato, Succulent, Chinese Cabbage, Kelp, and Hop all appear in tested mixes.
Not every combination is a guaranteed success. Failed or off-target results are part of the system, so ingredient testing matters.
Pot recipes are only one part of the food loop. Oven cooking, Brewing Cask use, and Aging Rack processing all matter too.
Baking, drinks, and aged goods all feed into the broader cooking system.
Cooking, baking, brewing, and aging all connect through shared ingredients and processing.
Exact ingredient-by-ingredient recipe tables are still incomplete.