Recipe Catalog
The v0.4.0-alpha.1 playtest build contains 233 discoverable Recipe Book entries. This page organizes the catalog into readable food families, while Complete Recipe Index provides the exact entry by entry reference.
Complete reference
Section titled “Complete reference”Complete Recipe Index lists every Recipe Book entry with:
- recipe ID
- ingredients and preparation states
- station
- processing or cooking time
- mode, heat range, heat zone, or bakeware requirement
Major recipe families
Section titled “Major recipe families”The current catalog includes broad families such as:
- soups, stews, chowders, and creamy soups
- breads, doughs, batters, toast, cookies, and baked foods
- desserts, jam, sweet breads, and fruit preparations
- pasta, noodles, and noodle stir fries
- dairy, cheese, egg, and omelette dishes
- meat and fish dishes across the Skillet, Wok, Stovetop/Oven, soups, Rice, and pasta
- vegetable sides, potato dishes, and vegetable meals
- stir fries and seared foods
- herb foods and seasonings, plus drinks
- Rice dishes, porridge, pancakes, rice cakes, fried Rice, and bowls
- Soybean, tofu, Soy Sauce, glazed foods, and preserved ingredients
- fermentation, brines, pickled foods, sugared preserves, and sealed jars
- sauces and processing intermediates produced through the Blender, Mixing Bowl, Mortar and Pestle, and other stations
Recipe executions and outputs
Section titled “Recipe executions and outputs”Recipe Book quantity means the number of recipe executions. A recipe can output more than one item or serving per execution, so requested recipe quantity and final output count are not always the same.
Prerequisite chains
Section titled “Prerequisite chains”Recipes can depend on other recipes. Examples include sauces, doughs, prepared herbs, cooked Rice, boiled noodles, fermented products, and cut ingredients. The Recipe Book planner can expose those dependencies and help load missing requirements into supported stations.
Detailed recipe pages
Section titled “Detailed recipe pages”Dedicated pages exist for selected foundation recipes and intermediates. Those pages are linked automatically throughout the wiki wherever the exact subject has its own page.
Recipes without their own dedicated page remain fully represented in the Complete Recipe Index.