https://uolostlands.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=JackUO Lost Lands Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-27T00:55:57ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.42.7https://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Plants&diff=5724Plants2016-05-10T03:58:51Z<p>Jack: Created page with "== Sugar's Plant Page == Stuff about plants! A horizontal line below ---- ''This text is italic!'' '''This text is bold!''' Detect Hidden [https://uolostlands.com/fo..."</p>
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[https://uolostlands.com/forum this is a link to the forum!]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Insta_Hit&diff=5710Insta Hit2014-11-29T15:22:53Z<p>Jack: 1 revision</p>
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<div>Insta Hit is short for Instant Hit which is the term to describe the procedure of casting a [[Magic Spell]], equipping a weapon, letting the weapon hit, unequipping the weapon, and targeting with the casted spell.<br />
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== History of the Insta Hit ==<br />
Pre T2A weapon animations could actually be outrun. This means you could literally time to run away when someone was swinging a weapon at you. In T2A weapon hits would "instantly hit" eliminating the ability to dodge an attack. Weapons now have timers determining how fast one can swing a weapon. Bigger, more powerful weapons such as [[2 Handed Weapons]] took longer to swing. This gave birth to a new fighting system. One which lower [[Dexterity]] characters, such as [[Templates#Mage|Mages]], could utilize bigger weapons without waiting for a weapon timer to reload.<br />
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A technique developed that manipulated Insta Hit by cycling slower, heavier hitting weapons with faster ones or wrestling and, when these fast cycles were ready, re-arming the heavy weapon making them ready for the next swing.<br />
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After a swing the weapon timer would start. Even with the weapon unequipped the timer continues going. This allows characters to unequip the weapon and do other actions such as spell casting or drinking potions while they wait for their weapons to be ready. This gave birth to a new fighting style. Mages would focus on high [[Strength]] and [[Intelligence]] and take the minimum 25 Dexterity. Even with this low Dexterity, Mages could cast spells in between weapon hits with their large 2 Handed Weapons.<br />
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Often the weapon cycling manipulation technique and the actual mechanic that calculates damage first are interchangeably called "Insta-Hit". They are two different but related artifacts of T2A.<br />
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*Note - the timer is factored against a set value (weapon speed) and ones stamina so the speed at which one swings will vary. Constantly unequiping and requipping a weapon will not make it hit instantly. The timer counts towards the last weapon you had equipped. If not timed correctly you could waste your Insta Hit by punching your opponent rather than your weapon going off. This will then reset your weapon timer according to the wrestling timer.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=5695Main Page2014-11-29T14:00:33Z<p>Jack: spam reversion</p>
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<div>Welcome to our wiki dedicated to UO Lost Lands. <br />
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This wiki will be used as a guide for both new and veteran players, to help you understand the mechanics of T2A, and general purpose guides behind creating characters, spawn information, dungeons, skills, etc. Some of this information will be pulled directly from other web pages relating to Ultima Online, and updated to be accurate to UO Lost Lands. Feel free to browse or contribute what you know. If you would like to help us build the site, you can get started as an editor.<br />
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[[UO_Patch_Notes|UO Patch Notes By Year]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bounty_System&diff=288Bounty System2014-11-13T23:00:15Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>When a murder takes place, the victim has a choice whether to put a bounty out on the murderer's head. The victim will receive a gump asking whether the player wishes to place a bounty. Entering a bounty will withdraw the gold for the bounty directly from the victim's bank account and place that gold as a reward for the murderer's head. As such it is only possible to bounty the amount that is in the victim's bank account. A bounty can only be given to a character who is a murderer, the option to apply a bounty will not appear when the victim is killed by a non-murderer.<br />
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To give a murder count without applying a bounty, simply enter "0" (or leave the field as is) in the bounty field and press okay. When the bounty is applied, the bounty board (bulletin boards at banks) is updated with the new information about the murderer. <br />
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When a murderer with a bounty is killed, the bounty can be claimed by cutting off the murderer's head, and turning in the head to any town guard. The bounty can not be claimed under any of the following circumstances:<br />
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- The killer is no longer a murderer.<br />
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- The killer is on the same account as the character trying to turn in the head.<br />
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- The killer has not received another bounty in 14 days.<br />
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- The head is more than 1 hour old.<br />
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Bounties will decay from the bounty board in 14 days if the murderer has not received any further bounties in that time. Any bounty on the murderer will be unable to be collected. The bounty information is still there, is will just not display or be able to be collected until the the killer is bountied again.<br />
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An example of this behaviour:<br />
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- JoePK has a bounty of 10,000gp and is listed on the bounty board with 5 kills.<br />
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- JoePK does not murder again for another 14 days. His bounty "decays" due to inactivity, and he is removed from bounty board listings. The bounty is no longer claimable.<br />
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- JoePK logs in and murders JohnDoe. JohnDoe sets a bounty of 1000gp on JoePK's head.<br />
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- JoePK is relisted on the board and now has a bounty of 11000gp, with 6 kills.<br />
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- JoePK leaves his character logged in for 80 hours and drops to 4 kills. Since JoePK is now innocent, the bounty information is removed from the bounty board and the bounty is no longer claimable.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bounty_System&diff=287Bounty System2014-11-13T22:59:23Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>When a murder takes place, the victim has a choice whether to put a bounty out on the murderer's head. The victim will receive a gump asking whether the player wishes to place a bounty. Entering a bounty will withdraw the gold for the bounty directly from the victim's bank account and place that gold as a reward for the murderer's head. As such it is only possible to bounty the amount that is in the victim's bank account. A bounty can only be given to a character who is a murderer, the option to apply a bounty will not appear when the victim is killed by a non-murderer.<br />
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To give a murder count without applying a bounty, simply enter "0" (or leave the field as is) in the bounty field and press okay. When the bounty is applied, the bounty board (bulletin boards at banks) is updated with the new information about the murderer. <br />
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When a murderer with a bounty is killed, the bounty can be claimed by cutting off the murderer's head, and turning in the head to any town guard. The bounty can not be claimed under any of the following circumstances:<br />
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- The killer is no longer a murderer.<br />
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- The killer is on the same account as the character trying to turn in the head.<br />
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- The killer has not received another bounty in 14 days.<br />
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- The head is more than 24 hours old.<br />
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Bounties will decay from the bounty board in 14 days if the murderer has not received any further bounties in that time. Any bounty on the murderer will be unable to be collected. The bounty information is still there, is will just not display or be able to be collected until the the killer is bountied again.<br />
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An example of this behaviour:<br />
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- JoePK has a bounty of 10,000gp and is listed on the bounty board with 5 kills.<br />
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- JoePK does not murder again for another 14 days. His bounty "decays" due to inactivity, and he is removed from bounty board listings. The bounty is no longer claimable.<br />
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- JoePK logs in and murders JohnDoe. JohnDoe sets a bounty of 1000gp on JoePK's head.<br />
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- JoePK is relisted on the board and now has a bounty of 11000gp, with 6 kills.<br />
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- JoePK leaves his character logged in for 80 hours and drops to 4 kills. Since JoePK is now innocent, the bounty information is removed from the bounty board and the bounty is no longer claimable.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bounty_System&diff=286Bounty System2014-11-13T22:58:58Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>When a murder takes place, the victim has a choice whether to put a bounty out on the murderer's head. The victim will receive a gump asking whether the player wishes to place a bounty. Entering a bounty will withdraw the gold for the bounty directly from the victim's bank account and place that gold as a reward for the murderer's head. As such it is only possible to bounty the amount that is in the victim's bank account. A bounty can only be given to a character who is a murderer, the option to apply a bounty will not appear when the victim is killed by a non-murderer.<br />
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To give a murder count without applying a bounty, simply enter "0" (or leave the field as is) in the bounty field and press okay. When the bounty is applied, the bounty board (bulletin boards at banks) is updated with the new information about the murderer. <br />
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When a murderer with a bounty is killed, the bounty can be claimed by cutting off the murderer's head, and turning in the head to any town guard. The bounty can not be claimed under any of the following circumstances:<br />
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- The killer is no longer a murderer.<br />
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- The killer is on the same account as the character trying to turn in the head.<br />
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- The killer has not received another bounty in 14 days.<br />
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- The head is more than 24 hours old.<br />
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Bounties will decay from the bounty board in 14 days if the murderer has not received any further bounties in that time. Any bounty on the murderer will be unable to be collected. The bounty information is still there, is will just not display or be able to be collected until the the killer is bountied again.<br />
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An example of this behaviour:<br />
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- JoePK has a bounty of 10,000gp and is listed on the bounty board with 5 kills.<br />
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- JoePK does not murder again for another 14 days. His bounty "decays" due to inactivity, and he is removed from bounty board listings. The bounty is no longer claimable.<br />
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- JoePK logs in and murders JohnDoe. JohnDoe sets a bounty of 1000gp on JoePK's head.<br />
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- JoePK is relisted on the board and now has a bounty of 11000gp, with 6 kills.<br />
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- JoePK leaves his character logged in for 80 hours and drops to 4 kills. Since JoePK is now innocent, the bounty information is removed from the bounty board and the bounty is no longer claimable.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bounty_System&diff=285Bounty System2014-11-13T22:56:58Z<p>Jack: Created page with "When a murder takes place, the victim has a choice whether to put a bounty out on the murderer's head. The victim will receive a gump asking whether the player wishes to place..."</p>
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<div>When a murder takes place, the victim has a choice whether to put a bounty out on the murderer's head. The victim will receive a gump asking whether the player wishes to place a bounty. Entering a bounty will withdraw the gold for the bounty directly from the victim's bank account and place that gold as a reward for the murderer's head. As such it is only possible to bounty the amount that is in the victim's bank account. A bounty can only be given to a character who is a murderer, the option to apply a bounty will not appear when the victim is killed by a non-murderer.<br />
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To give a murder count without applying a bounty, simply enter "0" (or leave the field as is) in the bounty field and press okay. When the bounty is applied, the bounty board (bulletin boards at banks) is updated with the new information about the murderer. <br />
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When a murderer with a bounty is killed, the bounty can be claimed by cutting off the murderer's head, and turning in the head to any town guard. The bounty can not be claimed under any of the following circumstances:<br />
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- The killer is no longer a murderer.<br />
- The killer is on the same account as the character trying to turn in the head.<br />
- The killer has not received another bounty in 14 days.<br />
- The head is more than 24 hours old.<br />
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Bounties will decay from the bounty board in 14 days if the murderer has not received any further bounties in that time. Any bounty on the murderer will be unable to be collected. The bounty information is still there, is will just not display or be able to be collected until the the killer is bountied again.<br />
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An example of this behaviour:<br />
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- JoePK has a bounty of 10,000gp and is listed on the bounty board with 5 kills.<br />
- JoePK does not murder again for another 14 days. His bounty "decays" due to inactivity, and he is removed from bounty board listings. The bounty is no longer claimable.<br />
- JoePK logs in and murders JohnDoe. JohnDoe sets a bounty of 1000gp on JoePK's head.<br />
- JoePK is relisted on the board and now has a bounty of 11000gp, with 6 kills.<br />
- JoePK leaves his character logged in for 80 hours and drops to 4 kills. Since JoePK is now innocent, the bounty information is removed from the bounty board and the bounty is no longer claimable.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Murder&diff=282Murder2014-11-13T20:56:17Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>A murderer is any character 5 or more long term murders. Their name will appear in red, and their karma [[title]] will show as "The Murderer", instead of a standard title.<br />
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[[Bounty_System|Bounties]] have no effect on the notoriety of the character.<br />
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'''The murder system in Ultima Online works as follows:'''<br />
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- Every time a player receives a kill count, 1 long term and 1 short term murder are added to the player's tally.<br />
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- Every 40 hours, a long term murder will decay. Every 8 hours, a short term murder will decay. These timers are running all the time, simultaneously.<br />
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- If the player goes above 5 long term murders, they will be known as a murderer.<br />
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- If a player resurrects with 5 or more short terms, they will be subject to [[stat loss]]. They will lose 9-20% of their stats and skills, depending on how many short term murders they have.<br />
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- If a player resurrects with 4 or less short terms, they will not receive any stat loss. It does not matter how many long term murders they have.<br />
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- A murderer will only turn innocent if their long term kill counter drops below 5.<br />
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[[Category:Reputation]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Murder&diff=281Murder2014-11-13T20:56:04Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>A murderer is any character 5 or more long term murders. Their name will appear in red, and their karma [[title]] will show as "The Murderer", instead of a standard title.<br />
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[[Bounty_System:Bounties]] have no effect on the notoriety of the character.<br />
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'''The murder system in Ultima Online works as follows:'''<br />
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- Every time a player receives a kill count, 1 long term and 1 short term murder are added to the player's tally.<br />
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- Every 40 hours, a long term murder will decay. Every 8 hours, a short term murder will decay. These timers are running all the time, simultaneously.<br />
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- If the player goes above 5 long term murders, they will be known as a murderer.<br />
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- If a player resurrects with 5 or more short terms, they will be subject to [[stat loss]]. They will lose 9-20% of their stats and skills, depending on how many short term murders they have.<br />
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- If a player resurrects with 4 or less short terms, they will not receive any stat loss. It does not matter how many long term murders they have.<br />
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- A murderer will only turn innocent if their long term kill counter drops below 5.<br />
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[[Category:Reputation]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Notoriety&diff=277Notoriety2014-11-11T01:03:28Z<p>Jack: Redirected page to Category:Notoriety</p>
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<div>#REDIRECT:Category:Notoriety</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Tinker_traps&diff=275Tinker traps2014-11-11T01:01:56Z<p>Jack: Created page with "A tinker is capable of trapping any lockable box. There are 3 types of traps that tinkers can craft. These include poison traps, explosion traps and dart traps...."</p>
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<div>A [[tinkering|tinker]] is capable of trapping any lockable box.<br />
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There are 3 types of traps that tinkers can craft. These include poison traps, explosion traps and dart traps. Of these 3, an explosion trap is the strongest and even a lesser explosion potion will suffice to kill nearly any player who opens the box. This assumes the tinker is at the Grandmaster level.<br />
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Any type of lockable boxes can be trapped, including dungeon chests, treasure map chests and boxes created with carpentry.<br />
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The tinker is directly responsible for any harm incurred by the box, unless either of these conditions are met: the harm comes from snooping, or the harm is done inside a house that the tinker is at least friended to. In these cases, it is not the tinker's responsibility if harm is incurred. Otherwise, the tinker faces normal [[notoriety]] penalties when a player is harmed by the box, including the possibility of receiving a [[murder]] count.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Tinkering&diff=274Tinkering2014-11-11T00:57:33Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>See also: [[tinker_traps|tinker traps]]<br />
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[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=272Cooking2014-11-09T03:16:03Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. It has been adapted to remove references to bugs in era, which don't exist here.<br />
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I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Any item can be cooked by any skill level, your chance of successfully cooking the item is equal to that of your skill level.<br />
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It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
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|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
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There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other).<br />
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Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
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Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
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|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
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|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
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|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
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|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
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Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
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Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
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The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
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|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||Yes<br />
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I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
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I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
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I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
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|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
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Notes:<br />
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Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
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|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
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|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Honey||Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Honey||Dough||unlabeled Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||unlabeled Sweet dough||Cake mix (for Cake)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|unlabeled Sweet dough||Flour||Cake mix (for Cookies)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Honey||Cookie mix||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Oven||Muffins||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cake)||Oven/Forge||Cake||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cookies)||Oven/Forge||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cookie mix||Oven||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=271Cooking2014-11-09T03:11:05Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. It has been adapted to remove references to bugs in era, which don't exist here.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Any item can be cooked by any skill level, your chance of successfully cooking the item is equal to that of your skill level.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Cakes, Cookies and Muffins'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Honey||Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Honey||Dough||unlabeled Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||unlabeled Sweet dough||Cake mix (for Cake)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|unlabeled Sweet dough||Flour||Cake mix (for Cookies)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Honey||Cookie mix||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Oven||Muffins||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cake)||Oven/Forge||Cake||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cookies)||Oven/Forge||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cookie mix||Oven||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=270Cooking2014-11-09T03:09:26Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. It has been adapted to remove references to bugs in era, which don't exist here.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Any item can be cooked by any skill level, your chance of successfully cooking the item is equal to that of your skill level.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Cakes, Cookies and Muffins'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Honey||Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Honey||Dough||unlabeled Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||unlabeled Sweet dough||Cake mix (for Cake)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|unlabeled Sweet dough||Flour||Cake mix (for Cookies)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Honey||Cookie mix||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Oven||Muffins||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cake)||Oven/Forge||Cake||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cookies)||Oven/Forge||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cookie mix||Oven||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=269Cooking2014-11-09T03:07:58Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. It has been adapted to remove references to bugs in era, which don't exist here.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Any item can be cooked by any skill level, your chance of successfully cooking the item is equal to that of your skill level.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Cakes, Cookies and Muffins'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Honey||Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Honey||Dough||unlabeled Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||unlabeled Sweet dough||Cake mix (for Cake)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|unlabeled Sweet dough||Flour||Cake mix (for Cookies)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Honey||Cookie mix||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Oven||Muffins||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cake)||Oven/Forge||Cake||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cookies)||Oven/Forge||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cookie mix||Oven||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=268Cooking2014-11-09T03:00:23Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pie||Oven||[unnamed item]||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||No<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Cakes, Cookies and Muffins'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Honey||Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Honey||Dough||unlabeled Sweet dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||unlabeled Sweet dough||Cake mix (for Cake)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|unlabeled Sweet dough||Flour||Cake mix (for Cookies)||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Honey||Cookie mix||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Sweet dough||Oven||Muffins||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cake)||Oven/Forge||Cake||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cake mix (for Cookies)||Oven/Forge||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Cookie mix||Oven||Pan of cookies||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=267Cooking2014-11-09T02:58:36Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pie||Oven||[unnamed item]||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||No<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=266Cooking2014-11-09T02:58:12Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pie||Oven||[unnamed item]||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||No<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=265Cooking2014-11-09T02:57:47Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pie||Oven||[unnamed item]||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||No<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pizza'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?||<br />
|Dough||Sausage||Uncooked Sausage Pizza||No<br />
|Dough||Cheese Wheel||Uncooked Cheese Pizza||No<br />
|Uncooked Pizza||Oven||Pizza||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=264Cooking2014-11-09T02:55:26Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Pies'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Apple||Unbaked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked bird||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Eggs||Unbaked quiche||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Ham||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Peach||Unbaked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pear||Unbaked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Pumpkin||Unbaked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Cooked fish steak||Unbaked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked apple pie||Oven||Baked apple pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked fruit pie||Oven||Baked fruit pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked meat pie||Oven||Baked meat pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked peach cobbler||Oven||Baked peach cobbler||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pie||Oven||[unnamed item]||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked pumpkin pie||Oven||Baked pumpkin pie||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Unbaked quiche||Oven||Baked quiche||No<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=263Cooking2014-11-09T02:53:42Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=262Cooking2014-11-09T02:53:12Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=261Cooking2014-11-09T02:52:50Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=260Cooking2014-11-09T02:52:17Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=259Cooking2014-11-09T02:51:43Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Meat & Eggs'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Use this item||On this item||To get this item||Is skill checked?||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Most non-human corpses||Cut/Cuts of raw ribs||No||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Blade||Fish||4 raw fish steaks||No||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw cut of ribs||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cut of ribs||Yes||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw fish steak||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked fish steak||Yes||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw bird||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Cooked bird||Yes||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw chicken leg||Oven||Chicken Leg||Yes||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Raw leg of lamb||Oven||Leg of Lamb||Yes||<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Eggs||Oven||Fried Eggs||Yes||<br />
|}<br />
<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=258Cooking2014-11-09T02:48:03Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=257Cooking2014-11-09T02:47:48Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=256Cooking2014-11-09T02:47:01Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Water||Flour||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Flour||Water||Dough||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!|Dough||Oven/Campfire/Forge||Bread||Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=255Cooking2014-11-09T02:46:16Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=254Cooking2014-11-09T02:46:03Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=253Cooking2014-11-09T02:45:33Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=252Cooking2014-11-09T02:45:16Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=251Cooking2014-11-09T02:45:00Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|Use this item|| On this item|| To get this item || Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=250Cooking2014-11-09T02:44:35Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
|Wheat (4 sheaves)||Flour mill||Flour||No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=249Cooking2014-11-09T02:43:31Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"<br />
!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=248Cooking2014-11-09T02:43:16Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=247Cooking2014-11-09T02:42:48Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
<br />
Bread<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
|}<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=246Cooking2014-11-09T02:42:18Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
<br />
Bread<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#e3e6ff"!Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=245Cooking2014-11-09T02:40:29Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
<br />
Bread<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; solid" width="dynamic"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Bread'''<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
!!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cooking&diff=244Cooking2014-11-09T02:39:21Z<p>Jack: </p>
<hr />
<div>The below is a cooking essay written by ZedZap in 1999 and is what UO Lost Lands' cooking system is mostly based from. Mentions of bugs are irrelevant as we are not including these bugs.<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
I have broken the list of recipes down into categories relating to the type of food being cooked. Bugs are given in red italics. Some are fairly obviously bad bugs, others are just my opinion of something being buggy. None of them are "exploits"of any significance, so if you are looking for those you might as well go somewhere else. All of this information was obtained on the Test Center, so your mileage may vary if you are playing on a production shard.<br />
To the best of my knowledge, different items in cooking do not require differing amounts of skill. It does not appear that there is any support for player characters cooking vegetables.<br />
<br />
It is possible to make a profit cooking, though very slowly. If you're looking for a quick buck, I suggest tailoring. If you're looking for a skill which can support itself after a fashion and which has a lot of variety in terms of the things you can make and the process whereby you make them, cooking may be for you. When you need some money for it, make bread, but be sure to refill your water pitcher from the sea or a barrel rather than buying water. Don't expect to sell any food to player characters unless you find some "real" roleplayers. Just sell to NPC's and don't worry about it.<br />
<br />
<br />
Bread<br />
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" colspan="50" style="border-collapse:collapse; float:left; margin-right:1em;" width="dynamic"<br />
|- BGCOLOR="#97aebd"<br />
|+ style="padding-bottom:1em;" | '''Profession Titles''' 1/2<br />
!Use this item!! On this item!! To get this item !! Is skill checked?<br />
!!Wheat (4 sheaves)!!Flour mill!!Flour!!No<br />
Water!!Flour!!Dough!!No<br />
Flour!!Water!!Dough!!No<br />
Dough!!Oven/Campfire/Forge!!Bread!!Yes<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
There are two different images for sacks of flour produced at a flour mill (they are mirror images of each other). Sacks of flour from a flour mill with the same image will stack. I was not able to get sacks of flour purchased from a merchant to stack at all, however.<br />
<br />
Each sack of flour will produce twenty bits of dough. Each pitcher of water will produce five. Taken together, these facts mean that you will be filling your water pitcher quite a bit. The pitcher can be filled from the sea if you can find an appropriate spot (off a bridge is good) or from a water filled barrel.<br />
<br />
Loaves of bread comes in two varieties, one with a crumb hanging off (the kind you see--or used to see--on monsters) and one without. Which you get when you bake a loaf is random.<br />
<br />
It does not appear to be possible for players to make french bread.<br />
<br />
<br />
Meat & Eggs<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Blade Most non-human corpses Cut/Cuts of raw ribs No<br />
Blade Fish 4 raw fish steaks No<br />
Raw cut of ribs Oven/Campfire/Forge Cut of ribs Yes<br />
Raw fish steak Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked fish steak Yes<br />
Raw bird Oven/Campfire/Forge Cooked bird Yes<br />
Raw chicken leg Oven Chicken Leg Yes<br />
Raw leg of lamb Oven Leg of Lamb Yes<br />
Eggs Oven Fried Eggs Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Fish steaks no longer weigh more than fish. They now only weigh 1/5 stone each, which is a little more realistic considering that fish weigh 1/5 stone each. The "small fish" that you can purchase from an NPC fisherman seem to be useless for cooking purposes. Fish steaks are probably the best way to raise cooking skill. Fish a while, cut up the fish, then go to an oven and cook them one by one. Your skill will soar in a hurry, and it costs you nothing. Targeting a stack of fish steaks will cook them all at once.<br />
<br />
Cooking is not a particularly profitable skill, but I think that cooking raw birds may be close to the most profitable item. You can buy them from a butcher for 2gp each. I have not tried selling them, but I noticed that innkeepers sell them for 20gp. That suggests that you may be able to get 10-12gp for them if you can sell them.<br />
<br />
The last three items say "Oven" instead of "Oven/Campfire/Forge" because I have not tested cooking them on either of the last two.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pies<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Apple Unbaked apple pie No<br />
Dough Cooked bird Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked fish steak No<br />
Dough Eggs Unbaked quiche No<br />
Dough Ham Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Dough Peach Unbaked peach cobbler No<br />
Dough Pear Unbaked fruit pie No<br />
Dough Pumpkin Unbaked pumpkin pie No<br />
Dough Cooked fish steak Unbaked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked apple pie Oven Baked apple pie No<br />
Unbaked fruit pie Oven Baked fruit pie No<br />
Unbaked meat pie Oven Baked meat pie No<br />
Unbaked peach cobbler Oven Baked peach cobbler No<br />
Unbaked pie Oven [unnamed item] No<br />
Unbaked pumpkin pie Oven Baked pumpkin pie No<br />
Unbaked quiche Oven Baked quiche No<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
I could use some help in finding out how to create a vegetable pie. If anyone knows how, please let me know. I couldn't make a pie from any of the vegetables I tried.<br />
<br />
I only tried sweet dough for making pies on fish steaks. I imagine, however, that sweet dough is interchangeable with regular dough for pie making purposes. Personally, I find that a bit odd and I think it may be a bug, though a minor one.<br />
<br />
The "unbaked pie" was a newbie item. I know of no way to obtain one other than as a newbie item. Cooking it resulted in an item with a pie graphic which was presumably a "baked pie", however, clicking on the object would never display an item name. There is an item called "baked pie" available from NPC bakers, but obviously this isn't quite the same thing.<br />
<br />
I was able to confirm that you can not produce a pie by using dough on any of the following items: lime, lemon, lettuce, squash, wheel of cheese, gourd (brown), gourd (green), honeydew, watermelon, turnip, carrot, ear of corn, banana, cantalope, grapes, cabbage, onion, bacon, bowl of corn (wood or pewter), bowl of carrots, bowl of lettuce, bowl of potatoes, bowl of peas (wood or pewter), tomato soup. Lettuce, cabbage, onions, carrots, and turnips all come in two varieties. I obtained mine from an NPC farmer and so did not test both kinds.<br />
<br />
Baking a pie never involves a skill check. This seems like a possible bug to me since cooking items on fires and in ovens involves a skill check for every other item.<br />
<br />
Pie baking must be done in an oven as far as I can tell. Also, some ovens (all of them in Jhelom, for instance) can not be used to bake a pie.<br />
<br />
<br />
Pizza<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Sausage 0 uncooked pizzas No<br />
0 uncooked pizzas Oven Pizza Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
The item "0 uncooked pizzas" is a severely bugged item. Once produced, it can not be removed from your backpack. It behaves much like a "no draw" tile, except that you can go ahead and attempt to cook it. Doing so will either produce a pizza (which can be moved) or destroy the item.<br />
<br />
Pizza is a terribly unprofitable item since it sausage costs 20gp, which is far more than a pizza can be sold for.<br />
<br />
It may be possible to cook a pizza on a campfire or a forge. I didn't test those, however.<br />
<br />
<br />
Cakes, Cookies, and Muffins<br />
<br />
Use this item On this item To get this item Is skill checked?<br />
Dough Honey Sweet dough No<br />
Honey Dough unlabeled Sweet dough No<br />
Flour unlabeled Sweet dough Cake mix (for Cake) No<br />
unlabeled Sweet dough Flour Cake mix (for Cookies) No<br />
Sweet dough Honey Cookie mix No<br />
Sweet dough Oven Muffins Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cake) Oven/Forge Cake Yes<br />
Cake mix (for Cookies) Oven/Forge Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Cookie mix Oven Pan of cookies Yes<br />
Notes:<br />
<br />
Use caution when making sweet dough. Using dough on honey as described works. The reverse, using honey on dough, is allowed and produces unlabeled sweet dough, which is currently used in the only working method to produce cake. This method will use up all of the targeted honey, whether you used a single pot or a stack of pots. Of course, using dough on honey isn't exactly perfect either. It works, but produces a message that strongly suggests that you failed.<br />
<br />
Honey is absurdly heavy for a single use item, by the way. It weighs eleven stones for one use. There is one exception. The method for making cookie mix shown above does not appear to use any honey beyond what is required for making the initial sweet dough.<br />
<br />
Some Words on Wheat:<br />
<br />
Sheaves of wheat can not be purchased. They can, however, be harvested on farmland--they grow and respawn much like lettuce, cabbage, and turnips. Fields producing wheat can be found in western sections of Britain, the mainland section of Skara Brae, and one place in southern Yew. The Skara Brae field is not under the protection of the guards.<br />
<br />
To harvest wheat, enter the wheatfield and double click the tall stalks of wheat. They will be replaced with a sheaf of wheat which you can pick up and carry in your backpack (weight: 1 stone). Please take note that not all items in the field labeled "wheat" when you click on them are harvestable. Only tall stalks can be harvested. The stubble-looking stuff is just for appearance, though its presence does identify the field as a wheatfield.<br />
[[Category:Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bless&diff=243Bless2014-10-21T01:41:17Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>Buffs the target's stats. <br />
<br />
The buff is equal to [(Caster Magery Level / 10) + 1]<br />
<br />
[[Category:Spells]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bless&diff=242Bless2014-10-21T01:41:01Z<p>Jack: Created page with "Buffs the target's stats. The buff is equal to [(Caster Magery Level / 10) + 1]"</p>
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<div>Buffs the target's stats. <br />
<br />
The buff is equal to [(Caster Magery Level / 10) + 1]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Stats&diff=241Category:Stats2014-10-21T01:39:59Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>Strength, dexterity and intelligence can be a maximum of 225 when combined. They can only be raised any higher by temporary effects, such as the [[bless]] spell, or [[alchemy|potions]]<br />
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[[Strength]] gives hit points.<br />
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[[Dexterity]] gives stamina.<br />
<br />
[[Intelligence]] gives mana.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Stats&diff=240Stats2014-10-21T01:39:07Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>#REDIRECT [[:Category:Stats]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Stats&diff=239Stats2014-10-21T01:38:52Z<p>Jack: Redirected page to Category:Stats</p>
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<div>#REDIRECT [[Category:Stats]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Melee_skill&diff=238Melee skill2014-10-21T01:38:13Z<p>Jack: Redirected page to Category:Weapon Skills</p>
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<div>#REDIRECT [[:Category:Weapon_Skills]]</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Items&diff=237Category:Items2014-10-21T01:37:08Z<p>Jack: Created page with "Below is a list of items in UO Lost Lands, general information about them, sell prices, etc."</p>
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<div>Below is a list of items in UO Lost Lands, general information about them, sell prices, etc.</div>Jackhttps://uolostlands.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cloth&diff=236Cloth2014-10-21T01:36:27Z<p>Jack: </p>
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<div>Cloth can be created from [[spool_of_thread|spools of thread]] or [[yarn]], when they are used on a [[loom]]. It requires 5 spools of thread/yarn to create one bolt of cloth, which is equal to 50 cloth.<br />
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Alternatively, bolts of cloth can be purchased from the [[vendor|tailor]] for 120gp each. This is a cost of 2.4 gold per cloth.<br />
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Cloth is useful to create clothes with [[tailoring]], to create [[bandages]] and is occasionally useful in other [[:Category:Crafting_Skills|crafting skills]].<br />
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[[Category:Items]]</div>Jack