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Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation

2026-03-01T18:02:04Z

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Voting members of the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] outside of the Founders.

== First Expansion ==

=== Kopeychik ===
An unclaimed system before its annexation. The sole occupants – a fuel refining company harvesting the neighbouring systems’ gas giants for hydrogen – welcomed the annexation. '''Canberra Fuel Refining''' has gone on to be one of the largest fuel producers in human space, with a monopoly inside the Confederation, they are kept in check by the Confederation Directory to prevent any exploitation of their monopoly status.
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=== Baroda ===

===== Putkari =====
Settled in the wake of the Terran Commonwealth’s exploration boom, Putkari is a frigid planet on the then-edge of human space. Putkari was initially envisioned as an ambitious terraforming project, born of meticulous planning and the scientific zeal of the era – only to be cut off from its supplies and funding with the collapse of the Commonwealth and abandoned to die on their doomed, freezing colony with the rise of the SCG. After the GCC’s founding, Putkari was among the first planets to apply for membership.

Today, concentrated effort has brought global temperatures to a survivable (though cold) range. Settlements on Putkari usually consist of a planned, grid-like centre – some still maintaining the atmospheric controls and life support systems of the early colony days – surrounded by urban sprawl. Most Putkari citizens can trace their origins to the settlers and scientists of the original colonization mission, largely staffed by personnel from Mumbai and other recently-flooded regions of old Earth’s India. An extremely introverted and isolationist planet, Putkarians haven’t forgotten being left to die by the SCG, with SCG citizens banned from the planet, and the Putkarian representatives often a vocal minority advocating for cessation of diplomacy with Sol.

=== Kvasvezda ===
Neighbouring Kopeychik, Kvasvezda was chosen as the new location for the ICCGN’s training base. It's only other notable occupant is a large Fuel Dump operated in tandem by the Ordinance Corps and Canberra Fuel Refining

== Second Expansion ==
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=== Altair ===

==== Qabil ====
Once named FOO, the industrious populous of old Qabil were involved in heavy resource extraction outside their own weak atmosphere - in particular on the body’s moon, BAR. The poorly regulated companies of Karvan’s free economic zone created numerous disasters, but the greatest was the breaking of BAR.

In response to a catastrophic debris bombardment, dramatically stricter political elements took control in the aftermath of their near-apocalypse, establishing heavy regulation and state involvement in their new regime. Soon after, the confederation approached Altair over integration. Despite misgivings, the sheer material worth of Altair’s bounty drove their political classes toward integration – Altairans are among the materially-richest in the Confederation besides the core colonies themselves.

Not overly concerned with the rest of the Confederation, many Altairans take up posts as public workers – in health and emergency roles – for their time in service to the Gilgamesh state. Although the moon Habil has been shattered, creating dangerous orbital debris, access to deep internal veins and structures rich in minerals have left mining operations able to – with some danger from massive floating hazards and high-velocity debris – access the insides of an entire orbital body like a sliced geode; a terribly lucrative proposition, given the right mining sites.

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===Penglai===

====Penglai====
Penglai is a small world with a marginal atmosphere, breathable by its inhabitants (or anyone reasonably altitude trained). It's pretty barren and was an early colonization candidate for a Chinese mission to escape the fall of earth.

Its main economic contribution to the confederation is in rare earth elements, of which it has a great deal. It was happy to become part of the state because after the commonwealth pulled back, they were left without a reliable source of foodstuffs.

The people of Penglai are hardy, relatively few, and very traditionalist. Where possible, they inject Chinese culture into formal interactions with the confederation; the system commander often has to interact with their subordinates over tea.
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==Third Expansion ==

===Providence===
<blockquote>''Main article: [[Providence]]''</blockquote>
Settled in the years after the Ares Conflict by private ventures, Providence quickly developed a booming space station industry, resulting in the construction of three large space station complexes through the system and a series of mining platforms on the planet Atlanticus.

====Atlanticus ====
A low-gravity ocean world, Atlanticus was the first permanent settlement in the system. The planet is home to a series of mobile extraction platforms known as City-Ships, and is known for its exports of raw minerals and specialized alloys, as well as for its engineering expertise.

====New Victoria====
Located on the fringes of the system, New Victoria is a large mining and production complex. With a large number of asteroids within the system, New Victoria is the wealthiest per capita area within the system, with miners and metallurgy workers flocking from across the Confederation to work in the lucrative trade.

====New Washington====
Located above Providence VII, this station was initially built to exploit the geothermal energy from the planet below; New Washington soon developed a thriving tourism industry. Offering relatively cheap shuttle flights around the planet below, one can experience indescribable geothermal activity firsthand.

====Nuevo Mexico====
High above Providence I, this station is one of the leaders of research in the Confederation; recent years have brought extreme prosperity, with research projects alongside the ICCGN funneling unlimited amounts of funding into the station, permitting research to go on for some time.

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===Valy===

====Valy====
Valy is the black sheep of the confederation, having not willingly joined the GCC – rather, Valy was occupied by ICCGN peacekeeping forces shortly before the Gaia Conflict, under the pretext of intervening in the civil war then raging across the system. While the fighting between Valyois forces quickly ground to a halt, the GCC presence remained; this continued occupation is a source of major resentment towards the Confederacy, and many Valyois traveling within the broader GCC find themselves treated with suspicion.

Today, many former combatants of Valy's civil war now find themselves united against the GCC. While the resistance movement remains largely underground, its activity has spiked in recent years, especially after several prominent voices within Valy's independence movement have publicly avowed the [[Frontier Alliance]].

=== Vega ===
Prior to it's annexation, Vega was an unoccupied way-star for trade and transit between Galilei and the Confederation. On claiming the system, the GCC would begin the construction of a massive naval installation, citing concerns of border security and anti-piracy measures (and prompting a worried SCG to send additional vessels to Kruger in response). While the outbreak of the Gaia Conflict and the subsequent economic slump following the war have repeatedly stalled construction efforts, the project remains underway.

===Galilei===
<blockquote>''Main article: [[Gaia]]''</blockquote>
Gaia’s position within the Confederation is unique – having split the planet with the SCG and declared the system as a demilitarized zone, only token ICCGN assets are held within the system. The ICCGN established the Office for the Security of Northern Gaia to administer their territory on and orbiting Gaia. The first head of the Office, Vice Admiral Arthur Lee, quickly moved to establish a civilian government to run the planet, relegating the Office's role to defence and diplomacy, with the only interaction with the civilian government being the Governor General’s approval of legislation.

Northern Gaia today is run by the Protectorate Parliament in New Madrid, with the Prime Minister acting as head of government.

==Other Members==
The Confederation offers various other affiliations to small colonies, outposts and stations that result in some component of the governance, most commonly law and order has been contracted out to the Confederation’s Navy. There can be any level of involvement from the Navy simply deploying a small number of personnel to guard strategic points or Naval vessels patrolling systems all the way to the entire legal system of a colony being ran by a Naval Judge and Colonial Guard Commander.

These members '''<u>do not possess any voting rights</u>''', and are often not even significant enough to be listed on any maps, however many pirates have figured out the hard way, finding themselves in front of a Task Group's guns, that it is a very bad idea to try and ignore Gilgamesh’s territorial claims.
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Terra

2026-03-01T17:51:57Z

Rootoo: Adds Providence links

Terra, in the Gilgamesh system, is the capital planet of the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]. Terra is one of many affiliated planets in the GCC and, arguably, the most important. Like most of the GCC, Terra is isolationist, with minimal non-humans present. Terra is heavily industrialized, even in its agricultural sector, with a lower standard of living than on equivalent SCG planets. The population works primarily in the service sector, industry or the military.

Still recovering from an economic crash toward the end of the Gaia Conflict, Terra is in stagnation, with public services and works being minimal while imports from elsewhere in the Confederation keep the economy afloat. This state of affairs has seen the emigration of many Terrans elsewhere within the Confederation and the SCG in recent years, hoping to escape the poor conditions they found themselves in following the [[Gaia Conflict]].

Despite this, the people of Terra are proud and unbroken people who are heavily patriotic and tend to bring this with them wherever they go.

== History ==

=== Pre-Arrival ===
Before the founding of the Terran Commonwealth, numerous private enterprises and fringe organizations launched an initiative to expand humanity across the stars to free themselves from the grip of a disunited Earth, rapidly increasing population issues and dire political problems. The solution for this, to them at least, was simple: A series of STL sleeper ships designed to ferry them away to distant stars, beyond the reach of Earth governments. A distant planet, then known as Amaranth Major, which would become known as “Terra” was selected as the target site for the new colony after analysis determined it to be a potential “garden world.” After much preparation, the sleeper ships launched from the Martian spaceport in 2128, eventually losing contact with the Sol System.

=== Founding of Terra ===
The first colony of Terra, Amaranth, was founded when the sleeper ships arrived and descended to the planet in mid-2148, with the colonists renaming the world Terra. These vessels, containing everything the colonists would require to survive, served as the first hubs and homes of the colonists while they were built. From here the colonists spread out across the planet, forming a great many settlements across the planet's surface absent of any overarching unified government in an effort to fulfill their desire for a clean break from old Earth, which they had fled during the lead-up to the formation of the Terran Commonwealth. The colonists practiced town hall democracy exclusively during these early years of development, with a particular focus on agriculture and sustainable living. During this time citizens gathered at local forums or community centers to directly decide on colony matters ranging from law to the environment to education, coming to collective decisions on how to proceed. With their limited access to new technology and limited research and development capabilities, the people of Terra flourished in the relative simplicity of their existence. The one true exception to this, Amaranth, functioned as the industrial hub of the planet, with the former sleeper ships being slowly converted into manufacturing facilities for all sorts of industry, ranging from vital pharmaceutical and medical products to agricultural equipment to infrastructure supplies.

=== Planetary Unification ===
The planet of Terra experienced sudden upheaval, changes, and cultural shifts in 2180 when the Terran Commonwealth re-established contact with Terra, ending decades of peace and prosperity. Having spread out across the stars, the TC set out to reabsorb its wayward colony. The people of Terra had little choice but to accept their total lack of military capability. While this reintegration was peaceful, many on the planet were wary of this new, multi-system government. This had numerous benefits for Terra, with access to inter-system logistics, supplies, new technology and equipment and a slow, but steady stream of new immigration as people from the core worlds used Terra much the same way as the first colonists did: A way to escape the problems of home. With these changes came new challenges to the people of Terra. To provide some level of control, sustainable planetary management, and a unified front from which to work with the Terran Commonwealth, the Council of Amaranth was formed. A representative body for all the smaller town-hall-style democratic settlements spread across Terra. Each settlement sent a representative, and this Council, in turn, elected a chairperson who established the working cabinet to manage the various aspects of the unified government. It is this early form of small-scale government that the later ICCG would be styled on,

=== Life Under the Commonwealth ===
Terra had an uneasy relationship with the Commonwealth. While they acquired new technology, people, equipment, spacecraft and other assets from it, the people of Terra rapidly realized the Commonwealth's “Earth-First” policy was aimed at depleting their resources for the benefit of their overlords in Sol. This rapidly devolved into resentment, anger and outright hostility toward the TC amongst the general populace with many clamouring to join the Ares Confederation upon its founding. However, the Council of Amaranth voted against joining by a slim majority, with the council instead opting to take a “wait and see” approach.

Despite the tensions, this was also a period of great growth for Terra, with the planet developing its first spaceport, orbital shipyard and habitat during this time, with Terrans beginning to explore, exploit and settle other planetoids and mining targets within the Gilgamesh system. The population boomed, and many of what were once towns flourished into great cities in the coming decades.

=== The Ares War ===
When the Ares Confederation and the Terran Commonwealth went to war in 2202, Terra, along with many other colonies in nearby systems, suddenly found themselves going dark from Sol. Cut off, alone, and with no more resources, money or requests flowing through the void to them. They were left to see to their own defences and devices as the war-ravaged the inner systems and colonies. Desperate to remain outside of this and remembering the sense of helplessness felt by the people during the Commonwealth's return, Terra began to ramp up its own military-industrial complex, seeking to build a capable, competent defence force with which to fend off any potential aggression from both Ares and the TC, with many fearing the two states would attempt to leverage the resources of Terra for their war back home. To accomplish this, the Council of Amaranth implemented the first planetwide service draft, forming the core of what would, one day, become the core of the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy|ICCG Navy]].

This build-up was accompanied by close cooperation, trade and diplomacy with [[Sestris]]. This eventually formed the precursor to the ICCG, the Gilgamesh League, with the colonies uniting to form a mutual defence pact with a unified standing military and a League Council for matters of trade and foreign policy.

Finally, in 2230, almost thirty years after the start of the war, it ended as quickly as it started and the ruined Terran Commonwealth began its transformation into the Sol Central Government. When it reached out to the league for reintegration, the Gilgamesh League, now its own, sovereign entity in all but declaration, declined. A year later, the league declared independence, forming the Independent Colonial Confederation of Gilgamesh with Terra as its capital, thus binding the fate of Terra to the ICCG.

=== The Interwar Years ===
During the years that followed, Terra remained at the forefront of the ICCG as its most populous and influential member. Somewhat hypocritically, Terra developed a “Terra-first” policy in its approach to the ICCG, with other founding colonies and worlds following, mostly those of which were founded by Terrans. This resulted in massive investment and allocation of resources to Terra and its closest allies, but with next to nothing going to late joiners or, in its later years, conquered territories. Continuing its cultural and technological boom, with some of its RnD, especially that focused around its military-industrial complex, beginning to move ahead of its counterparts in the SCG. In particular Terran citizens compromised a majority of the ICCG Navy to which they drew much prestige, as a result of its citizens' presence and with the majority of their fleet built by Terran hands in the orbital dockyards of Terra. This resulted in military families often having pervasive influence in other areas of society, beginning a decades-long insertion of the military into the civilian political structure. Terran culture flourished during this time, with Terran literature and media focusing on epic tales of struggle, independence, solidarity and family.

=== The Gaia Conflict ===
Entering the 2290s, Terra sought to secure its import routes, particularly the substantial agricultural exports from Gaia, which with the entry of [[Providence]] into the confederation, became a necessity, with Vega and Valy laying in the way. Vega was a simple matter, with the ICCGN tasked with constructing a watch post within the system to guard trade, essentially annexing it. Valy was not as simple of a matter; anticipating some resistance as they forcefully ended a civil war, preparations were made. When they arrived, the fighting stopped instantly before all guns suddenly turned on them.

Forced to commit to putting down the rebels, the ICCGN began to deploy more assets to the system, prompting a response from Sol in the form of embargoes. The Directory was outraged but bore the burden of the hit to the market, with recovery beginning to show as news of a referendum being planned on Gaia for membership within the SCG.

With its proximity to both Providence and Valy, Gaia was a critical trade partner to the confederation, with estimates that should Gaia join the SCG, 35% of the confederation's imported food supply would be lost. Terra could do nothing but wait as the months ticked by.

When the votes came in, and Gaia slipped away, Terra was backed into a corner. With the market crashing due to the loss of such a critical trade route, Terra faced no choice but to intervene. In a secret session of the Directory, the facts were made plain, and in an overwhelming majority, the Directory voted to intervene on Gaia and commit to war with the SCG should it come to pass.

While initially heavily supportive of the war, repeated losses, heavy conscription waves and a strain on trade and resources took its toll on Terra, causing much damage to its ability to maintain its industrial and agricultural sectors. The lack of incoming resources, low manpower and dismal prospects for the economy eventually caused a partial economic collapse and trade among member states of the ICCG ceased. Following the armistice and peace agreement, many Terrans fled the planet for new opportunities elsewhere, much like their ancestors had fled Earth.

=== Terra Today ===
Terra remains a damaged planet. Many smaller towns, having simply run out of resources, money or people, have been abandoned, with those remaining flocking to the cities. Those that stay in the countryside are minimal, often small farming families maintaining large, automated agricultural operations. In the cities, it is difficult to find work outside of the military-industrial complex as the ICCG, and, as a result, Terra, as a whole, seeks to fix itself and mend the wounds of war. Significant political and economic upheaval is present on Terra as many have begun to see how their confederation leadership contributed to hubris and its shock and fall in the nineties. While the economy of the ICCG has settled since the end of the conflict, the same cannot be said for Terra, which continues to experience significant change. Some believe it is a precursor to a shift back toward their roots, perhaps with a change to focus on being the agricultural centre of the confederation. Despite this, Terra remains the wealthiest planet per capita within the Confederation, with ‘acquisitions’ from the lesser powerful members of the Confederation keeping them at the top… for now.

== Geography ==
Outside of the heavily urbanized cities and their sprawling suburbia, Terra is an oxygen-rich “garden planet". This, following over a century of human terraforming efforts, has resulted in a leafy, green, woodland biosphere. The Terran countryside consists of large, planned, rigidly-defined farming zones surrounded by boreal forests to the north and deciduous forests to the south. These forests have been populated with numerous flora and fauna species imported from Earth, which have been carefully bred and dispersed across the planet.

Much of Terra's land is limited to a single supercontinent, surrounded by numerous, smaller outlying islands. The continent itself is dotted with heavily-industrialized cities. Beyond this and the great agricultural zones are tiny townships dotting the landscape, many of which are in disrepair, dilapidated, or entirely abandoned thanks to the depopulation caused by the Gaia conflict. The north of the continent is home to a heavily mountainous region running the length of the continent. It is here that vast mining operations can be found, as well as some of the more well-off towns, still able to support themselves from the mining operations they help run.

The islands surrounding the continent are home to what remains of Terra's tourism industry, with many (now closed) resorts dotting their beaches.

== Politics ==
Politics on Terra are somewhat paradoxical. As a planet, they are a member of a multi-system confederation in the form of the ICCG, but locally, the residents of Terra cling fiercely to their small-government roots with many Terrans subscribing to the belief that the best government is that which interferes with its citizens the least. Because of this, the smaller town-hall style of democracy and the Council of Amaranth has persisted into the present day. Every voting zone continues to send a representative to the council, with many smaller areas grouping themselves together to send their own collective representative and cities splitting themselves up into a series of equal grid zones, each directly electing their own representative. This representative democracy, at least, ensures accountability in the eyes of Terran citizens as they try to remain close to their small-government ideals.

As a member of the ICCG, Terra also sends representatives to the ICCG Directorate, with the population engaging in global elections to select their desired representatives. As these representatives are elected directly by the people and often have no ties with the Amaranth Council the representatives and The Council regularly find themselves at opposite ends of issues, with many past examples of the representatives voting against the wishes of The Council.

The Council of Amaranth often finds itself butting heads with the ICCG Directorate, with the grand council building being located opposite the directorate tower in the center of Amaranth proper. The Council chairman regularly enters into personal disputes with the Premier of the Confederation as many matters to do with external foreign policy and confederation-wide taxation often directly impact Terra itself, given its status as the single largest population center within the ICCG.

Unlike prominent SCG planets such as Earth and Mars, political parties are not present on Terra itself. Each population group directly and independently elects their own representatives – they are expected to represent the interests of their electorate and are far more directly accountable to them than they would be in the SCG.

Of growing concern in recent years is the influence of the ICCG military in the Terran political system, with members of military dynasties getting themselves elected and forming their own pro-military factions in different levels of government. These factions then direct much of Terra's remaining capital, assets and resources to military projects, missions, or directly to the ICCG military.

Despite the overwhelming influence of the ICCG on Terra, the same is true in reverse. The ICCG's attempts to influence or exploit much of the planet are typically halted because of one key point: Food. Without the developed, massive agricultural sector on Terra, the ICCG would likely starve, with the planet serving as the ICCG's own breadbasket. Given these farms are in remote, often rural areas, they form their local governments with nearby mining towns and other, less vital rural industries. It is the need to feed that keeps the ICCG at bay and prevents the over-harvesting of Terra properly. This, combined with much of the ICCG Navy being from Terra (many of whom do not wish to see their own homes devastated) keeps the ICCG's resource acquisition goals outward.

Outside of global political matters, the government of Terra practices small government, with a fixed constitution, term limits, and voter security controls designed to limit overly-long influence by any individual or group of individuals. The Council of Amaranth and the cabinet focus almost entirely on externally facing legislation and matters, with the majority of government functions to do with infrastructure, education, welfare, social, medical and sport being left to smaller representative bodies within the geographic voting zones or to individual cities and their own councils. In smaller, rural areas, there may be no representatives, with the local population all voting together on any introduced legislation governing their area. Some cities on Terra also practice this, with local councils running more akin to a group of city managers, each responsible for a particular sector but primarily carrying out what their electorate has voted for.

This lack of standardized political structure across Terra has resulted in complications for large-scale reform or taxation. Currently, all Terran citizens pay a separate tax to the ICCG for related expenses and another tax to the Council of Amaranth for global affairs (though this is relatively small and mostly accounts for representative payment, maintenance of facilities, and limited parts of global infrastructure). Outside of this, taxes vary wildly based on location, what was voted in by residents, or levied by city councils with spending being inconsistently applied; no one area has a similar budget or spending plan. This notably affects the quality of life in cities, with less wealthy zones receiving less support and having very little money from their taxes.

== Economy ==
Terra, one of the largest and most populous of the ICCG states, has the largest economy. It is divided into four main areas; The military, general industry, agriculture & mining, and services.

Of particular note is the sizeable military industry, with many, many great orbital shipyards around the planet constantly refitting or producing new warcraft for the navy, many of which are owned directly by the ICCG; these shipyards provide thousands of jobs and have continued to expand operations since the end of the Gaia conflict.

Mining, surprisingly, is one of the smallest sections of the Terran economy. Despite many mining operations littering the mountainous northern areas, most mining operations are locally controlled, either through ownership or through strict legislative controls by the electorate, who intentionally enforce environmentally friendly mining practices on corporations to preserve their homes. While a point of frustration for the wider ICCG as this limits access to easy resources, it has also been argued that this limitation was also the catalyst that caused ICCG expansionism early on.

== Notable Locations ==

=== Amaranth ===
Amaranth, the capital of Terra and its most populous city, is home to both the planetary government and the ICCG Directorate. It is also home to a sizable spaceport and centralized rail and air links with the rest of the planet. Space in Amaranth is poorly used due to an ancient zoning law mandating that all construction is limited to ten stories. This has resulted in the city becoming a vast urban sprawl, spiraling outward toward the great agricultural plains surrounding it, except to the south, where Amaranth stops along the edge of one of the great freshwater lakes of the Terran supercontinent. Life in Amaranth is busy, crowded and cold, with its poor, unplanned layout resulting in multiple packed thoroughfares and traffic chokepoints. The people of Amaranth face great difficulty as the influx of people from the surrounding towns has put a burden on the already limited housing market. To counter this, recently, a great many “temporary” floating homes have popped up around the dockland that covers the edge of Lake Mazurskie.

Violence has become a problem in Amaranth, with organized crime on the rise since the beginning of the Gaia Conflict; many criminal enterprises have appeared targeting the citizenry, with extortion and white-collar crime becoming a particular issue.

=== Viridis ===
Considered the sporting jewel of western Terra, Viridis is home to the largest Thunderdome arena on the planet and has numerous local teams, causing fierce competition to participate in the national league. The competition extends beyond the arena, too, with each zone having its own team; the city is as divided on the streets as it is politically, with Thunderdome hooliganism being a significant issue. Each city zone is home to its own Thunderdome Academy, with them being treated like martial arts dojos. Viridis takes its sports seriously in all aspects, however, and the city has presented and developed itself as a sporting hub beyond Thunderdome.

=== Valentina ===
A small market town in the middle of nowhere between Amaranth and Viridis, Valentina has developed something of a unique reputation because of its annual culinary festival and large farming community coupled with it being home to the Terran Academy of Fine Foods, the nation's premier chef college. Because of its location and reputation, it has developed as a significant resting place for Thunderdome fans travelling between Viridis and Ameranth on their way to support their favoured teams, where they partake in local cuisine, enjoy the cheese fair and fill up on alcohol before the big match. Some blame Sepik for fuelling the hooliganism in Viridis for their gain. Despite this, chefs trained at the academy are renowned across the galaxy for their expertise and as masters of their craft.
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Gaia Conflict

2026-03-01T17:50:40Z

Rootoo: Adds Providence links

The Gaia Conflict was a conflict between the [[Sol Central Government]] and the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]. The conflict lasted from the 16th of January, 2292 until the 11th of October, 2296 and ended in a Pyrrhic victory for Sol. Today, [[Gaia]] is a neutral planet and marks the DMZ between Sol and the GCC, with detachments from both the Confederation and Sol militaries stationed in the system.

== History ==
Note: This timeline is not exhaustive, nor does it cover all viewpoints or aspects of the Gaia Conflict.

=== 2289-2291 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!Events
|-
!2289
|The GCC annexes [[Providence]] after a system-wide referendum votes in favour of joining. The referendum is widely suspected to have been manipulated by external forces. The GCC proclaims it as a great day for stability and security of the Confederacy. Sol sends diplomatic observers to Providence.
|-
!2290
|The GCC enters [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Valy|Valy]] under the guise of intervening in a civil war that was raging across the system. The fighting ceases almost entirely upon their arrival. The Confederacy do not leave. The move is widely protested by Sol and a number of independent systems.

The SCG places tariffs on Independent foodstuffs and weaponry. The GCC places tariffs on Sol industrial chemicals and steel. A trade war begins.
|-
!2291
|The GCC move into the formerly unoccupied [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Vega|Vega]] system and begin the construction of a massive naval installation, ostensibly under the justification of border security and anti-piracy measures. The Fourth Fleet moves additional vessels to Kruger but otherwise takes no further action.
November: Gaia, the only planet in the Galilei system, votes to join the SCG by a small margin, prompting widespread unrest and rioting. Sol sends a large peacekeeping force. The ICCG objects directly to the Gaian government, on the grounds of border security, an unclear majority and the safety of Independent expats living on Gaia, who proceed with integration despite threats by the ICCG President. The Confederacy goes quiet.
|}

=== 2292 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|Sol's darkest hour, Gaia falls, Helios falls, the Fourth is crushed. The year also sees the death of the Admiral of the Fleet Thomas Beckham, the rallying of the Third, the destruction of the Fourth, the fall of Gaia and the beginning of three long years of ICCG occupation of numerous Sol systems.
|-
!January
|The GCC launches a surprise attack along the border at multiple points simultaneously, utterly overwhelming the Fourth Fleet. Victor's Star, Partheno and Lacaille are quickly overwhelmed, with the Independent Navy and Marine forces capturing numerous SCG installations.
|-
!February
|The Fourth Fleet presence at Gaia finally falls, having been decimated. Carrier Group Bravo is lost. The GCC begins preparations for planetary invasion, with the Independent Ground Forces being deployed to the system. Meanwhile, the First Fleet rallies and (except for Ceremonial Group Terra) flies for Gaia while the Second Fleet rapidly mobilises most of its forces to [[Ceti Epsilon|Tau Ceti]], Alpha Centauri and Kruger. The Fourth Fleet withdraws en masse under Rear Admiral Diwalli to Helios. Not all remaining vessels arrive. The Fourth is tasked with holding Helios at all costs while the Second prepares for an expected ICCGN push directly from Gaia to Tau Ceti.
|-
!March
|The Independent Naval Marine Forces and Army arrive above Gaia and commence an orbital invasion. Gaia, in possession of a larger than usual complement of the SCG Army because of SCG integration and subsequent rioting and planetary unrest, is ready to meet them along with the Gaian PDF, which is kept in line only by the presence of SCG Troops. The Independent Navy, which have only instituted limited orbital bombardment because of a desire to capture the planet intact, have inflicted minimal casualties on ground forces. The First Fleet continues their journey to Gaia.
|-
!April
|The first Independent troops land on Gaia and are met with heavy resistance, especially around the Lake Cabot region, home to the Gaian capital of New Venice and numerous farms and resorts Much of the planet falls within the month with much of the Gaian PDF breaking into civil war as the SCG Army elements retreat and focus around New Venice. Fighting continues.
|-
!May
|The First Fleet arrives at the Galilei Gateway, entering the system without being attacked. Indeed, the Independent Navy is nowhere to be seen. Suspecting a trap, Admiral of the Fleet Thomas Beckham holds much of the First back around the installation while sending forth Assault and Support Groups Alpha. Both groups enter orbit around Gaia and rapidly deploy many of their Armsmen and engineering staff to New Venice after establishing contact with Colonel Montgomery, the highest-ranking Officer alive on Gaia.

By the second week, Admiral Beckham moves his own personal flag group out of orbit around the Gateway installation into orbit over Gaia. It is at this moment the trap is sprung. The Confederacy, using unstable bluespace portals away from the Gateway installation, enters the system in a surprise assault. While the instability of the portals causes the loss of a number of Independent vessels, most make it through. Fighting immediately breaks out. The SFV Terminus, a resolution class vessel and the Flagship of Admiral Beckham, engages directly with the Flagship of Admiral Yevgeny Novikov, the leader of the Independent Naval Forces at Gaia. Despite having the technological edge, the Independent Flagship is critically damaged by Beckham, but not before Novikova sends his vessel on a collision course with the Terminus. Both vessels are destroyed by the crash. The First Fleet, demoralised and panicked by the loss of the Admiral of the Fleet, is routed and retreats en masse through the gateway. Dooming the remains of Support and Assault Group alpha to die or surrender in Gaian orbit. Many launch their smaller support and strike craft and remaining armsmen, medical and engineering components to New Venice before scuttling or surrendering.

The rest of the Independent Navy continues to consolidate its new holdings in Sol Space and regroups for further assaults.
|-
!June
|The remnants of the SCG army on Gaia continue to fight fiercely, now without hope of additional support. Though never equipped to fight a planetary invasion, they are bolstered by the arrival of the Naval Armsmen, medical, engineering and air support of the now-defunct First Fleet. They heavily reinforce New Venice and its surrounding areas while many Naval Armsmen and strike craft move to relieve loyalist PDF elements. Colonel Montgomery puts his engineers to good use erecting fortifications and defences around and in New Venice.

The First Fleet remnants arrive back in Sol space, where they remain for the rest of the war as a last defence force. Rear Admiral Barbara Andersson of the Second Fleet is promoted to Admiral of the Fleet and takes over coordination of the war effort.

The Independent Navy Valy Strategic Command regroups and prepares for an assault on the Helios System.
|-
!July
|The assault of Helios begins. Admiral Diwalli, having dug in and taken advantage of the numerous space stations in the system, has moved them into a protective ring around the Gateway Installation. His orders are to hold Helios at all costs as the capture of the installation would provide the Independents with direct access to Sol. Fighting rages on for a further two months as the remnants of the Fourth gradually stagger back and become increasingly reliant on their orbital installations.

Meanwhile, on Gaia, fighting continues. More Independent troops pour onto Gaia. Much of the remaining Loyalist PDF elements surrender. The Independent Navy Altair Strategic Command consolidates itself over Gaia and begins the construction of a new naval installation.
|-
!August
|Independent Scouts test the defences of Kruger and Tau Ceti. Few return. The Second Fleet has not been lax. Fighting continues elsewhere.
|-
!September
|The Fourth Fleet begins its infamous last stand at the Helios Gateway installation. Seeing that the battle is lost, Admiral Diwalli lures much of the Independent Navy forces as close as possible to the Gateway installation before forcing a localised Bluespace cascade, resulting in the release of a massive amount of energy, destroying both the remainder of the Fourth Fleet as well as much of the Valy Strategic Command. The loss of the gateway installation dooms Helios, Partheno and Victor's Star to uncontested Independent control for the next three years.

The Fourth Fleet effectively ceases to exist. Over the next year or so many lone vessels in the void between systems limp home to Sol and are absorbed into the Second Fleet or surrender to the Independent Navy.

SCG Army detachments and PDFs across numerous occupied systems surrender.
|-
!October
|Fighting on Gaia begins to slow, Colonel Montgomery has withdrawn much of his remaining forces to New Venice.

The Second Fleet reinforces Tau Ceti and Kruger further and begins heavily mining the void near most Sol systems on the Independent front.

The Independent Navy creates the Galilei Strategic Joint Command and attaches the majority of its newer and experienced vessels to it in preparation for further incursions into Sol Space.
|-
!November
|Colonel Montgomery declares the defence of New Venice Untenable and, in a surprise move, orders his forces to disperse into the Gaian countryside and to spread out across the planet to continue fighting a Guerrilla war. The Gaian Resistance is formed, mostly consisting of the remnants of the SCG Army and some loyalist PDF Troops. It enjoys widespread support in the planet's southern hemisphere, which is predominantly pro-sol.
|-
!December
|The first battle of Tau Ceti begins and ends swiftly, with the Independent invasion force repelled by the Second Fleet. Admiral of the Fleet Andersson decides that, in spite of the victory, the Second does not have the power necessary to fight a defensive war and reclaim lost territory and orders the Third Fleet to begin rallying at Tau Ceti.

The Third, heeding the call, begins the long, slow and arduous task of assembling an entire Fleet in a single system, compounded by the fact that the Third is greatly dispersed across the border, with many vessels being out of easy contact for months on end. They would not fully regroup for another two and a half years.
|}

=== 2293 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|The year saw some of the hardest fighting for the Second, with the twelve battles of Tau Ceti taking place as the Independent Navy constantly regrouped, repaired and rearmed for assaults on the system. The Third fleet continues its long regroup, leaving behind a number of unfinished missions, patrols, peacekeeping projects and aid deployments.

Independent morale is at an all-time high following the destruction of large swatches of the Sol Fleet and territorial gains across the board. An orbital memorial is erected above Gaia in memory of Admiral Novikov. Parades are held on Terra in celebration of the Independent Ground Forces and the Independent Navy. Concerns of supply issues and a lack of manpower in critical areas are ignored.

On the civilian front, Sol conscripts most of the private corporate fleets to serve in minor peacekeeping missions in areas with a minimal Fleet presence, but which are not directly at risk of Independent attack. Prices rise in many areas. Morale is low.
|-
!March
|Planetary PDFs are drafted into serving with the regular SCG Army, and many reservists and those on the inactive list are called up for service. The SCG Army readies for full mobilisation and many worlds begin the process of fortifying themselves against orbital assault.
|-
!June
|The Independent Navy launches three assaults in as many weeks against Tau Ceti, passing through the gateway en masse and making use of unstable bluespace portals. The attacks are repulsed each time by the Second Fleet, at some cost to both sides.
|-
!October
|Reports surface of incidents involving the SFV Sugihara Chiune, previously thought destroyed during the fall of Victor's Star. The Sugihara is reported to be roaming deep space behind Independent lines, attacking supply lines and logistic points along with a ragtag collection of other Fleet vessels. Contact is not made with the Sugihara in spite of the rumours, though they go on to motivate many in the demoralised and shattered Fleet.
|-
!November
|The Independent Navy launches its final assault of the year on Tau Ceti. A minor breakthrough is made before ultimately being pushed out toward the end of the month.
|-
!December
|The year ends with no major gains on either side. Independent morale remains high. Sol is exhausted but hopeful that they will, at least, not lose more than they have.
|}

=== 2294 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|The year sees renewed aggression on the part of both sides. The Second Fleet makes a desperate gamble, forgoing its stonewall tactics of the past two years to take back Helios. The lack of Fleet presence on the border vacated by the Third Fleet begins to fall into lawlessness, rampant piracy and insurrections outside of gateway installations and well developed policed colonies and systems.
|-
!January
|The absence of the Third Fleet on the border begins to take its toll on numerous systems they used to defend and aid. Insurrections and rebellions sprout up in numerous unstable colonies and piracy becomes rampant outside of a few, well-developed planets and systems.
|-
!March
|Independent vessel manufacturing begins to slow down owing to a lack of resources and manpower. Much of the Independent Economy is locked into full war production and luxuries for civilians begin to thin.
|-
!July
|Using the threat of Independent aggression Sol coerces a number of independent systems to render material aid to support their war effort with promises and loans being made in the process.
|-
!November
|Colonel Montgomery's Resistance movement on Gaia continues to be moderately successful against the occupation forces. A new head of planetary police is brought in from the confederation, Sasha Alistratova. A reign of terror begins on Gaia, upsetting Independent and Sol supporters alike as the newly invigorated planetary police force begin hunting down any guerrilla forces and insurrectionists indiscriminately. A great many Gaian citizens are caught in the hunt, innocent or not, and summary executions are regular as Independent martial law grips the planet.
|-
!December
|The Independent Navy launches an assault on Kruger. The Second Fleet is initially overwhelmed before being reinforced. Heavy fighting takes place in the system around the Gateway installation and numerous planetary bodies. The Second fails to repulse the Independent entirely, and both sides enter an uneasy stalemate in the system.
|}

=== 2295 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|The year saw the Third Fleet finally regroup, a surprise move from the Independent Navy, mounting resistance to occupation from Independent forces as well as rampant piracy in the Independent occupation zone.
|-
!January
|Fighting continues in Kruger, which continues to show no clear victor. The Second is becoming heavily taxed with the amount of fronts they are forced to maintain.

Independent Naval Activity seems to have dramatically lowered in much of the occupation zone.
|-
!March
|The SCG Army is completely mobilised, having assembled fully in the Sol System.
|-
!June
|The Third Fleet is finally fully regrouped in Tau Ceti. Preparations are made to take Gaia. The Army mobilises transport craft and joins them.
|-
!July
|The SFV Sugihara Chiune emerges through the Sirius gateway, much to the surprise of everyone present. The vessel, dented, damaged, its paint long faded, limps into drydock along with its equally ragged myriad collection of ships. They bring vital intelligence with them on the state of affairs in the occupation zone, as well as worrying news about the Independent Navy. Kruger is a feint. Much of the Independent Fleet has come around "the long way" and is preparing to attack via Sirius. The Second is thrown into disarray when reserve forces meant for Kruger are relocated to Sirius. Captain Lee Kyung collapses from exhaustion.

The Second Fleet deploys station-based kinetic artillery and missile mines near the Sirius gateway and prepares for a siege.
|-
!August
|The Battle of Sirius Commences and sees the hardest fighting of the war the Second has experienced thus far. The Independents, having banked on surprise being on their side, are not prepared for the fierce resistance they encounter.

Sasha Alistratova of the Gaian Planetary Police Force is assassinated while inspecting a section station in southern Gaia. Colonel Montgomery is rumoured to be personally involved though the identity of the killers is not discovered. Retaliatory raids and even harsher action from the Independent-created Police Force begin. Many perish in the witch hunt.
|-
!October
|The battle for Sirius ends with great damage inflicted upon the Independent assault Fleet. Their navy withdraws, shattered. Much of the Second Fleet in Sirius reroutes to Tau Ceti.
|-
!November
|A two-pronged assault is planned by Admiral Andersson. In a surprise move, the Third Fleet is re-routed to Kruger, where they smash through the Independent naval blockade. Their plan, relying on speed, means they do not hold in Kruger, with the Third immediately flying through to Altair system where they engage in the fiercest boarding action of the war, with Naval Armsmen and Exosuit pilots boarding the system and sector headquarters of the Independent Navy. Fighting persists throughout the night aboard the massive orbital installation above Altair II.

Independent Forces cease attacking Tau Ceti and withdraw to Galilei.

The Second Fleet regroups its localised forces and prepares to push.

After two weeks of vicious combat, the Altair system is fully in the hands of the Third Fleet, freeing up Second Fleet defenders in the Kruger system who advance to reinforce.
|-
!December
|The Second and Third Fleets prepare to take Galilei.

Independent Morale is at an all-time low following news of the destruction of the Sirius assault fleet reaching Independent territory.

The Independent Navy pulls out of much of the occupied systems, consolidating its forces in Gaia and other Independent systems connected to Altair, anticipating further attacks from Sol.

Public opinion on Gaia is massively turned against the GCC after years of oppression. Some theorists believe this was the intention of Colonel Montgomery's campaign.
|}

=== 2296 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|The reclamation of Gaia, the redemption of the Fleet, the downfall of the Independent Navy, and increasing criminality across human space.
|-
!January
|The Third Fleet launches its assault on Gaia. Fierce fighting begins. The SFV Ulysses Grant is the First Fleet vessel through the gateway and is destroyed when its reactor suffers a direct hit by an unknown GCC projectile.
|-
!February
|The Third either destroys or pushes out much of the Independent Navy from the Galilei system. The Third orbits Gaia and prepares for an orbital invasion, which is somewhat delayed by the late arrival of the SCG Army as well as poor communication between the two forces, a lack of cohesion that becomes readily apparent by the end of the war.
|-
!April
|Luxuries and common goods across Independent worlds are at an all-time low. The economy spirals. Total war production has been forced to scale backwards in order to manufacture many vital and necessary consumer goods.

The Third continues to hold Gaia, while the Second pushes out of the Galilei gateway and into Helios, only to find it has been abandoned by the GCC the year before. The Second quickly begins retaking nearby systems, met only by token Independent Navy forces.
|-
!June
|The Third Fleet and the SCG Army begin the orbital invasion of Gaia. Fighting is fierce, the Independent have dug in hard over the previous four years. Initial resistance is fierce. Landings in some areas go smoothly thanks to the intervention of Colonel Montgomery's resistance troops. "Monty's Militia" proves a valuable asset during the SCG landings.

The 15th of June marks the day of the landings, and is subsequently celebrated as "Liberation Day" in the southern hemisphere of Gaia.
|-
!August
|The Independent Economy partially collapses. Sol avoids the same by leveraging its nominally independent allied planets and systems.

The Independent Navy is unwilling and unable to mount further aggressive action and goes fully defensive.

The SCG Fleet is, likewise, exhausted and worn down from years of war, and, having taken all lost territory with the exception of Gaia, Admiral of the Fleet Andersson urges the Secretary General to sue for peace.

Fighting continues on Gaia.
|-
!October
|The stalemate continues, with the exception of Gaia, which continues to experience heavy fighting between well-equipped, dug-in Independent forces and the SCG Army.

Colonel Montgomery finally embeds back into the regular SCG Army. He is present when New Venice is liberated later that month where Independent Forces, led by General Arthur Lee, surrender to SCG forces. Much of the Independent army on the planet continues to fight, either unaware of the surrender order or unwilling to surrender to SCG forces, believing they will suffer retaliatory actions for Gaia.
|-
!November
|Minor border skirmishes flare-up between Sol and Gilgamesh. Neither side makes any gains. Of note, a previously unknown Independent class of vessel is discovered in the vast military docks of Altair. Rumours abound, though it is supposedly a "stealth craft." It is quickly whisked back to Sol for further study.
|}

=== 2297 ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Month
!Events
|-
!Overall
|2297 marks the end of the Gaia conflict, the partial dismantling of the Independent Navy, the collapse of the Independent economy and a large influx of Independent immigrants into SCG and unaffiliated systems.
|-
!January
|A general ceasefire is called between the SCG and the GCC. Gaia finally falls silent.
|-
!February
|Negotiations begin in earnest. The GCC makes no apologies for its imperialistic attitudes, dismissing it as necessary. Talks quickly move away from this point before they break down entirely. Gaia is a sticking point for both sides.
|-
!March
|Negotiations conclude. The GCC is forced to pay reparations to Sol and Gaia and fund the rebuilding of the Helios Gateway Installation. Sol is forced to ease border restrictions and allow the granting of work visas with minimal restrictions to Independent citizens.

The die is cast, the fate of Gaia is sealed. Gaia and the Gailei system are to be turned into a DMZ between the two states. Gaia itself is split into two, a north and a south with the capital of New Venice being designated an entirely neutral entity.
|-
!April
|Colonel Montgomery is promoted to Brigadier and is appointed military governor of Southern Gaia. His opposite is General Arthur Lee, Overseer of Northern Gaia, returned to Independent hands as part of the peace agreement.

In a surprising snap election, Arthur Roosevelt IX is voted in as Mayor of New Venice – a position that, in time, will become a vital mediator between North and South Gaia.
|-
!July
|The SCG Army begins demobilisation, planetary PDFs returning to their own worlds. A large number of SCG Army regulars remain on Gaia and become the beginning of the regular Army posting of the Sol Army, Cabot, named after the lake on the southern side of the DMZ, next to New Venice.

The Third Fleet begins its long journey back to their own posting, leaving the Second to handle the work of itself and the Fourth while the latter is rebuilt.
|-
!August
|The Fifth Fleet is established.

Independent immigrants begin flocking to Sol space looking for work.

The GCC slowly rebuilds. Half of its Navy is intact, though they suffered an exceptional loss of life over the course of the war.

The GCC invests heavily in its intelligence services.
|-
!November
|Admiral of the Fleet Andersson resigns with immediate effect, citing "tiredness" and a number of health concerns.

Work begins on what is to become a prototype of the Rockfish-Class stealth craft.

The Sol-GCC Cold War begins.
|}
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== The Five Megacorporations ==

=== NanoTrasen ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[NanoTrasen]]''</blockquote>NanoTrasen is a megacorporation with interests in advanced sciences research and mass consumer goods. Through shrewd business and cutthroat politics, it has become the most influential megacorporation in human history with holdings spanning the known universe.

=== Hephaestus Industries ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Hephaestus Industries]]''</blockquote>Hephaestus is a megacorporation dealing in heavy industry, manufacturing, and military-grade weaponry.

=== Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals ===
[[File:Zhlogo.png|thumb|Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals Logo]]
Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals is a chemical and bio-research megacorporation operating through various subsidiaries and shell companies. The company has strong ties to [[Brahe]], where a majority of the planet's above-water real estate falls under Zeng-Hu corporate ownership.

Zeng-Hu is one of the oldest human corporations still in business today, having been originally founded in the late 20th century as a medical research facility located in mainland China. They received their kick into success after the development of their patented mixture of Tramadol, using the recently discovered Inaprovaline to vastly increase its effects. Zeng-Hu has been slowly growing in scope and power over the last three centuries, as it slowly “established business relationships” with its competitors, willingly or otherwise. From cybernetics, to emergency injection systems, and even genetic manipulation, Zeng-Hu dabbles in it all through various sub-departments, puppet companies, and other varying false fronts. Using this modus operandi, Zeng-Hu has managed to evade anti-trust laws established by the Free Trade Union, and create a quite literal business empire.

=== Ward-Takahashi GMB ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Ward-Takahashi GMB]]''</blockquote>Ward-Takahashi GMB is the youngest of the four megacorporations, supplying advanced electronics and sleek mechanical devices to civilian and military groups alike.

=== Free Trade Union ===
The Free Trade Union is an employee-owned conglomerate of tens of thousands of various traders and merchants from all over the galaxy, colloquially known as the 'fifth megacorp'. They control a sizable fleet of vessels of various sizes which are given autonomy from the central command to engage in trading. They also host a fleet of combat vessels which respond directly to the central command for defending traders when necessary.

They are in control of many large-scale trade stations across the known galaxy, even in non-SCG space. Generally, these are multi-purpose stations, but they always keep areas filled with duty-free shops. Almost anything is sold there and products that are forbidden or have insanely high taxes in other places are generally sold in the duty-free shops at very cheap and low prices.

== Major Companies ==

=== Grayson Manufactories Ltd. ===
Grayson Manufactories Ltd. mines, refines, and produces iron, steel, aluminum, and other metals for use in casing and other production. They also supply general materials ready for assembly for construction projects – these parts are interchangeable and considered somewhat cheap, but have proven to be consistently reliable. Grayson currently takes a fairly neutral stance on the other major corporations, though has a history of monopolizing specific trades and union-busting – and, according to rumor, industrial sabotage. The company is known to operate in [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] space under the name Grayson Terra.

With the rapidly-improving conditions of intergalactic travel being made available to humans, opportunities for new and untapped planets with major deposits of raw iron and other materials became rapidly feasible. One of the first to clamor for these resources was the teetering [[Earth]]-based giant Grayson Manufactories Ltd., a prevalent manufacturer of processed metals such as steel, and construction parts such as girders, piping, and wall paneling – though resources were starting to trickle away with every roar of a blast furnace. Taking the initiative to save his ancestral company, Andrew Grayson invested heavily in off-world transportation and began moving the remains of the corporation from Earth to [[Mars]], feverishly securing rights to mine entire plots of asteroid fields, and building compounds to house their factories. From there, limited successes lead to an air of pessimism, though the reveal of massive ore deposits on one of their plots lead to a surge in economic growth.

=== Gilthari Exports ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Gilthari Exports]]''</blockquote>Gilthari is the largest producer of alcohol and luxury items in known space. Look at most brands of cigarettes, alcohol, snack food, etc. and you'll see the stamp of Gilthari or one of their subsidiaries.

=== Aether Atmospherics and Recycling ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling]]''</blockquote>Aether is the prime maintainer and provider of atmospherics systems across both the many ships that navigate the vast expanses of space and the life support on current and future Human colonies.

=== Xynergy ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Xynergy]]''</blockquote>Xynergy is a privately held company with two main areas of work. They are the largest fisher of space faring animals and they research and produce equipment used to study xenobiological organisms. They recently are best known for discovering and training the giant armoured serpentids.

=== Deimos Advanced Information Systems (DAIS) ===
<blockquote>''Main Article: [[Deimos Advanced Information Systems]]''</blockquote>Deimos Advanced Information Systems (DAIS) is a large corporation specializing in information technology such as computer hardware and software, telecommunications equipment, and networking equipment. It is the number one supplier of computer technology in The Sol Central Government, its systems used by most consumers and businesses within SolGov.

=== SAARE ===
SAARE (Strategic Assault and Asset Retention Enterprises) is a quickly growing Private Military Corporation catering to large firms requiring discrete military and private security services. The company has taken to hiring skilled veterans from both private and public military services but have begun instituting training programs to breed their own operatives for the future. Typical assignments for SAARE contractors include private law enforcement, ship escort, location security, VIP escort, and VIP or asset recovery. In the last decade, the company has recently signed onto a number of contracts with NanoTrasen to complement their own Asset Protection forces.

=== Major Bill's Transportation and Shipping ===
Major Bill's is a freight hauling company employing a massive fleet of freighters, tankers, and haulers. While many major companies employ their own shipping, Major Bill's connects the many colonies, unaffiliated habitats, and settlements across the known galaxy. Although the majority of their employees are pilots and their maintenance crew, the company is beginning to hire on additional security contractors to ensure their cargo's safety.

=== Focal Point Energistics ===
Focal Point Energistics is an electrical engineering solutions firm originally formed as a conglomerate of Earth power companies and affiliates. Focal Point manufactures and distributes vital components in modern power grids, such as TEGs, PSUs and their specialty product, the SMES. The company is often consulted and contracted by larger organisations due to their expertise in their field.

=== Xion Industrial ===
Xion Industrial is primarily a bulk manufacturing firm originally founded in the 23rd century. Rather than moving forward with newer innovations, such as [[Positronics|positronic technology]], Xion continues to mass-produce their cheap robotic drones. In recent years, they've introduced a new line of prosthetic equipment which prioritizes function over form for use in the industrial and military sectors.

=== Bishop Cybernetics ===
Bishop Cybernetics is a megacorporation with a hallmark of blending medical and industrial technology with a high quality, futurist design philosophy. Their brand of prosthetic limbs, replacement organs and implants are well known for being top quality products for the discerning amputee and trans-humanist alike.

=== Lawson Arms ===
Lawson Arms is known for designing and producing various weapons used by private security and police forces across the galaxy. Their line features products ranging from pepper spray to basic energy rifles. They're best known for their standard energy pistol, a versatile tool found in almost every armory in the known galaxy due to its lethal and non-lethal versatility.

=== Robust Industries LLC. ===
Robust Industries is a company whose success revolves around their patented method for preserving and space-proofing food, drink, and other perishables. Robust has multiple subsidiary companies, including the owner of Space Cola, and stocks vending machines all across the known universe.

== Notable GCC Companies ==

=== Novaya Zemlya Arms ===
Novaya Zemlya Arms is the largest weapons company within the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]. Based in [[Zemlya]], Novaya Zemlya Arms holds countless contracts with the ICCG Navy. They are the leading competitor to Hephaestus within the Confederation, and a notable opponent elsewhere in humanity's weapons market.

=== Novaya Zemlya Shipyards ===
The umbrella designation for dozens of shipyards and affiliated industries across Zemlya, Novaya Zemlya Shipyards has expanded past simply producing warships for the Confederate Navy, with a decent sized output of civilian passenger and cargo vessels in recent years.

=== Donorovka Metallurgy ===
Originally a subsidiary of Grayson Terra, a series of lucrative deals with [[Providence]]'s industrial station New Victoria has made Donorovka Metallurgy the leading producer of metallurgical products in the Confederation, though the company limits themselves to the mining and refining stages of production.

=== Canberra Fuel Refining ===
Based out of their mega-refinery in [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Kopeychik|Kopeychik]], Canberra Fuel Refining is one of the largest producers of fuel in human space. Though Canberra Fuel Refining holds a monopoly on industrial hydrogen refinement within the Confederation, the company prides itself on providing affordable products – though this is largely due to the Confederate Directory's influence.

== Other Companies ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Industries
!Notes
|-
!al-Maliki and Mosley
|Firearms
|Producers of the finest revolvers and revolver-style products in the known world
|-
!Aussec Armoury
|Ballistic firearms
|Popular with private security and mercenary firms
|-
!Blackstone Foundries
|Planetary vehicle manufacturer, shuttlemaking
|Ongoing interest in expanding into shipbuilding
|-
!Dawnlight Celestial Defence
|Point defence weaponry
|Specialise in affordable railguns for colonies
|-
!Dromedary Co
|Cigarettes
|An extremely old brand of cigarette that has changed hands and names over its centuries of business
|-
!Eclipse Innovations
|Research and development
|Prides itself on equal opportunities hiring and ethical research practices
|-
!Falco Designs
|Luxury civilian shipbuilding
|Manufacturing facilities built into [[Ceres]] asteroid
|-
!Haakon Group
|Military shipbuilding
|Manufacturing facilities built into Saturn's moons
|-
!Kappa Communications
|Long-distance communications
|Manufacturer of the Quantum Entanglement fax machine
|-
!Lumoco Arms
|Sidearm Manufacturer
|Mass-produced ballistic pistols
|-
!Mahimaku Instruments
|Semiconductors, micromechatronics, and timekeeping
|Produces some consumer goods like electronic devices, optics, and timepieces, but most of their business is in robotics and telecommunication parts fabrication or in timekeeping for satellites and other devices requiring relativistic clock correction. Based in [[Tadmor]].
|-
!Mars Security Industries
|Cheap ballistic firearms
|–
|-
!Morpheus Cyberkinetics
|[[Prosthetics]] and cybernetics
|Has a board of directors mostly made up of free [[positronics]]. Not an uncommon brand for free positronics' chassis, mostly due to the durable, no-frills, affordable nature of their products.
|-
!O'Neill Manufacturing
|Softsuits, high-quality voidsuits, cheap hardsuits
|Colonial startup marketing affordable products to Spacers
|-
!Petrovitch Spacecraft
|Military shipbuilding contractors
|–
|-
!Proxima Centauri Risk Control
|Private security
|Proxima Centauri Risk Control, often known as PCRC, is one of the largest suppliers of private security in Sol Space. PCRC handles numerous government, private and corporate contracts and provides a variety of services ranging from private law enforcement, security, close protection, asset protection, search and rescue and peacekeeping and escort duties. A relatively quiet and new company, it has quickly established itself as a reliable and effective provider of security solutions. This has often put it at odds with its main competitor, [[Corporations#SAARE|SAARE]].
|-
!SaniCorp
|Medical gear
|Large-scale manufacturers of sterile gloves, gauze and autoinjectors
|-
!Skinner Catering
|Restaurant chain
|Frequently accused of misleading advertisement and poor fire safety
|-
!Slate Sisters Engineering
|Shipbuilding, asteroid excavation
|Headquartered in Alpha Centauri
|-
!Sterling Manufacturing
|Luxury consumer goods
|Cigar and liquor manufacturies based on Mars
|-
!Temperamento
|Tobacco
|The Temperamento Company is a large tobacco grower based along the lip of the Mariner Valley on [[Mars]]. While originally headquartered on [[Earth]], Temperamento was one of the first agricultural companies to capitalize on the terraforming of Mars
|-
!Terraphistus Armour
|Missile systems, projectile guidance systems
|Heavy investments in now-redundant atmosphere and sea vehicles
|-
!Veymed
|Medical gear, [[prosthetics]]
|Supplies some of the most lifelike prosthetics available on the market. Can be very expensive.
|-
!Vu-Cheong
|Scientific shipbuilding
|–
|-
!Walton Industries
|Cheap consumer goods
|Out-produced due to advances in automation
|}
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| colspan="4" |<small>[[Beginning Lore]] ∙ [[Timeline of Canon Events]] ∙ [[SEV Torch]]</small>
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| rowspan="6" style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |<center><small>'''Humanity'''</small></center>
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |<small>History</small>
| colspan="3" |<small>[[Timeline of Humanity]] ∙ [[Gaia Conflict]]</small>
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| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |<small>Corporations</small>
| colspan="3" |<small>[[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling|Aether Atmospherics]] ∙ [[Deimos Advanced Information Systems|DAIS]] ∙ [[Gilthari Exports]] ∙ [[Hephaestus Industries]] ∙ [[NanoTrasen]] ∙ [[Ward-Takahashi GMB]] ∙ [[Xynergy]] ∙ [[Corporations|Other Corporations]]</small>
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Sol Central Government|<small>Sol Central Government</small>]]
|<small>Locations: [[Venus]] ∙ [[Earth]] ∙ [[Luna]] ∙ [[Mars]] ∙ [[Phobos]] ∙ [[Ceres]] ∙ [[Pluto]] ∙ [[Ceti Epsilon]] ∙ [[Eos]] ∙ [[Pirx]] ∙ [[Tadmor]] ∙ [[Theia]] ∙ [[Saffar]] ∙ [[Foster's World]] ∙ [[Nueva Castilla]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*</small>
|<small>Organizations: [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|EXO]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] ∙ [[Sol Federal Police]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Organisations|Other SCG Organizations]]</small>
|<small>Other: [[Expeditionary Tales]] ∙ [[Fleet Vessels]] ∙ [[SCG Civics]] ∙ [[SEV Torch]]</small>
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| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|<small>Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation</small>]]
|<small>Locations: [[Terra]] ∙ [[Zemlya]] ∙ [[Sestris]] ∙ [[Providence]] ∙ [[Gaia]]* ∙ [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|Other Colonies]]</small>
| colspan="2" |<small>Organizations: [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy]]</small>
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| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Frontier Alliance|<small>Frontier Alliance</small>]]
| <small>Locations: [[Iolaus]] ∙ [[Brahe]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Kaze|Kaze]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]]</small>
| colspan="2" |<small>Organizations: [[Frontier Alliance Military]]</small>
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| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |<small>Other Systems</small>
| colspan="3" |<small> Locations: [[Frontier Systems]] ∙ [[Barstow]] ∙ [[Nyx]] ∙ [[Magnitka]]</small>
|-
| style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |<center><small>'''Aliens'''</small></center>
| colspan="4" |<small>[[Skrell]] ([[Skrell Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Skrell Biology|Biology]] ∙ [[Skrell Castes|Castes]] ∙ [[Skrell Crime|Crime]] ∙ [[Skrell Culture|Culture]] ∙ [[Skrell Family and Education|Family and Education]] ∙ [[Skrell Language|Language]] ∙ [[Skrell Military|Military]] ∙ [[Skrell Politics and Economics|Politics and Economics]] ∙ [[Skrell Planets|Planets]] ∙ [[Qerr'Balak]])</small><br><small>[[Unathi]] ([[Unathi Agriculture|Agriculture]] ∙ [[Unathi Clans|Clans]] ∙ [[Unathi Cults|Cults]] ∙ [[Unathi Industry|Industry]] ∙ [[Unathi Life Cycle|Life Cycle]] ∙ [[Unathi Military|Military]] ∙ [[Timeline of Unathi History|Timeline]] ∙ [[Yeosa'Unathi]] ∙ [[Moghes]] ∙ [[Regions of Moghes]] ∙ [[Ouere]])</small><br><small>[[Adherent]] ∙ [[Positronic]] ∙ [[Diona]] ∙ [[Giant Armoured Serpentid]] ([[Giant Armoured Serpentid Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Tau-Wilo]]) ∙ [[Vox]] ([[Vox Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]) ∙ [[Legion]]</small>
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| style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |<center><small>'''Misc.'''</small></center>
| colspan="4" |<small>[[Language]] ∙ [[Prosthetics]] ∙ [[Ship Prefixes]]</small>
|}

<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Lore

2026-03-01T17:46:40Z

Rootoo: Adds Providence links

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; box-shadow: 0 0 .3em #999; border-radius: .2em;"
| colspan="6" style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104); border-radius: .2em;" |<big>'''Lore'''</big>
|-
| colspan="6" |<center>

[[File:Solgov logo.png|center|frameless||link=]]
<big>[[Beginning Lore]] ∙ [[Timeline of Canon Events]]</big>
</center>
|-
| colspan="6" style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104); height:40px" |
|-
| rowspan="10" style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |'''Humanity'''
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" | History
| colspan="4" |[[Timeline of Humanity]] ∙ [[Gaia Conflict]]
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |Corporations
| colspan="4" |[[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling|Aether Atmospherics]] ∙ [[Deimos Advanced Information Systems|DAIS]] ∙ [[Gilthari Exports]] ∙ [[Hephaestus Industries]] ∙ [[NanoTrasen]] ∙ [[Ward-Takahashi GMB]] ∙ [[Xynergy]] ∙ [[Corporations|Other Corporations]]
|-
| rowspan="3" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Sol Central Government]]
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' <br> '''Sol:''' [[Venus]] ∙ [[Earth]] ∙ [[Luna]] ∙ [[Mars]] ∙ [[Phobos]] ∙ [[Ceres]] ∙ [[Pluto]] <br> '''Other Colonies:''' [[Ceti Epsilon]] ∙ [[Eos]] ∙ [[Pirx]] ∙ [[Tadmor]] ∙ [[Theia]] ∙ [[Saffar]] ∙ [[Foster's World]] ∙ [[Nueva Castilla]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|EXO]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] ∙ [[Sol Federal Police]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Organisations|Other SCG Organizations]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Other:''' [[Expeditionary Tales]] ∙ [[Fleet Vessels]] ∙ [[SCG Civics]] ∙ [[SEV Torch]]
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' <br> '''Core GCC:''' [[Terra]] ∙ [[Zemlya]] ∙ [[Sestris]] <br> '''Other:''' [[Providence]] ∙ [[Gaia]]* ∙ [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|Other Colonies]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy]]
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Frontier Alliance]]
| colspan="4"|'''Locations:''' [[Iolaus]] ∙ [[Brahe]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Kaze|Kaze]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Frontier Alliance Military]]
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |Other Systems and Planets
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' [[Frontier Systems]] ∙ [[Barstow]] ∙ [[Nyx]] ∙ [[Magnitka]]
|-
| rowspan="3" style="width: 10%; color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |'''Aliens'''
| colspan="3" style="width: 45%;" |[[File:Skrell.png|center|frameless|link=Skrell]][[Skrell]]

[[Skrell Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Skrell Biology|Biology]] ∙ [[Skrell Castes|Castes]] ∙ [[Skrell Crime|Crime]] ∙ [[Skrell Culture|Culture]] ∙ [[Skrell Family and Education|Family and Education]] ∙ [[Skrell Language|Language]] ∙ [[Skrell Military|Military]] ∙ [[Skrell Politics and Economics|Politics and Economics]]

[[Skrell Planets|Planets]] ([[Qerr'Balak]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 45%;" |[[File:Unathi.png|center|frameless|link=Unathi]][[Unathi]]

[[Unathi Agriculture|Agriculture]] ∙ [[Unathi Clans|Clans]] ∙ [[Unathi Cults|Cults]] ∙ [[Unathi Industry|Industry]] ∙ [[Unathi Life Cycle|Life Cycle]] ∙ [[Unathi Military|Military]] ∙ [[Timeline of Unathi History|Timeline]] ∙ [[Yeosa'Unathi]]

Planets ([[Moghes]] ∙ [[Regions of Moghes]] ∙ [[Ouere]])
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| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Giant armoured serpentid.png|center|frameless|link=Giant Armoured Serpentid]][[Giant Armoured Serpentid]]

[[Giant Armoured Serpentid Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]

Planets ([[Tau-Wilo]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Adherent.png|center|frameless|link=Adherent]][[Adherent]]
| style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Ipc.png|center|frameless|link=Positronic]][[Positronic]]
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Diona.png|center|frameless|link=Diona]][[Diona]]
| colspan="2" |[[File:Vox.png|center|frameless|link=Vox]][[Vox]]

[[Vox Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]
|[[File:Reaver.png|center|frameless|link=Legion]][[Legion]]
|-
| style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104); border-radius: 0 0 0 .2em;" |'''Misc.'''
| colspan="5" |[[Language]] ∙ [[Prosthetics]] ∙ [[Ship Prefixes]]
|}

[[Category:Lore]]

Providence

2026-03-01T17:44:38Z

Rootoo: properly linking this page up finally

'''Providence''' is an inhabited system within the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] — previously independent, Providence was annexed following a system-wide referendum in the lead-up to the [[Gaia Conflict]]. Providence is composed of four main settlements, each significantly different from the last — as such, Providence is sometimes described as a "confederation with a confederation".

== History ==
Colonization of the system began shortly after the end of the Ares Conflict. While the new [[Sol Central Government]] had entered a period of contraction, independent entrepreneurs still sought profit among the stars, and the ever wild frontier of space provided an attractive freedom from obligations to any state. The independent company '''Atlas Resources''' — specializing in the extraction of rare metals — settled the Providence system as a transportation hub, confident that the investment would see ample returns in the future.

The first permanent colony in the system was established on the planet Providence II, now Atlanticus (Atlantis in Pan-Slavic): a resource-rich planet, riddled with mineral deposits below its oceans and volcanic islands. These deposits, coupled with the planet's low gravity, allowed for the easy transportation of materials to the colonists' orbital factories. Subsequently, the management of Atlas Resources decided to expand operations in Providence, initiating the main stage of colonization of the system and leading to the construction of stations New Washington, New Victoria and Nuevo Nevada.

Providence was annexed in 2289 following a system-wide referendum, in which the majority of residents voted to join the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation. Suspicions around whether the vote was manipulated by external forces have abounded since the referendum, but due to a lack of direct evidence, these rumors have remained unproven. Decades later, the Providence system is firmly incorporated within the ICCG and the details of its annexation are usually only recalled in a historical context. Separatism is currently a relatively niche ideology, and most Providentians are content with their status as Confederate citizens compared to their neighbors in [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Valy|Valy]] or [[Gaia]].

== Settlements ==

=== Atlanticus (ZAC) / Atlantis (Pan-Slavic) ===
Atlanticus is an ocean world with extremely low gravity and a thin atmosphere. Its surface is dotted with enormous floating City-Ships — essentially moving mechanical platforms that migrate to new resource extraction points every few years, carrying their sparse technical staff. Life outside these sealed environments is impossible without specialized equipment.

The exception are the Anchor Installations — stationary, domed complexes that serve as transportation hubs for shuttles between the planet's surface and orbit. Here, City-Ships sell their products for shipment onward to the rest of the Confederation or for processing on-planet — Atlantean metallurgists are known to use Atlanticus' low gravity as a natural centrifuge, allowing the creation of ultra-pure alloys. The Anchor Installations are the primary population centers on Atlanticus, as the need to remain stationary has allowed them to expand and attract permanent colonists; hydroponic farms located near underwater volcanoes use geothermal energy to feed these installations, though agricultural output is limited and often barely enough to support the local population.

The planet's inhabitants, who call themselves Atlanteans, are highly sought after for their technical skills. Born in Atlanticus' alien environment, they have a reputation in the Confederation as creative, thoughtful, and sanguine dreamers. Their small but welcoming communities produce excellent specialists, although only those adapted to low gravity can survive on Atlanticus for long periods. Those arriving from planets with standard gravity must undergo regular rehabilitation courses at nearby space stations to avoid serious health problems.

=== New Victoria ===
New Victoria is a monumental mining and manufacturing complex on the outskirts of the Providence system. It is a planned, monolithic city-station that serves as a hub for smelters, warehouses, trading posts, and colonial administration. The complex is constantly loaded with resources from the system's asteroid belt, and work here never stops. Life support runs at full capacity, and the distinctive smell of ozone is the first thing anyone notices upon arrival.

Alongside the official complex, there is an unofficial network of stations known as '''Krovostok'''. It is unregistered and unrecognized by the government, ensuring minimal military oversight. Krovostok arose from an "Asteroid Rush" — any Confederate citizen hoping to strike rich is free to mine resources in the belt. Miners quickly recoup their equipment costs by selling ore to Krovostok buyers, who in turn resell it to large corporations in New Victoria.

Krovostok thrives on an underground economy: casinos, legal and illegal amusement houses, bazaars selling resale equipment, and smuggling networks are all found here. However, this place is fiercely competitive, with accidents, staged accidents, and secret dealings all too common. The very name Krovostok evokes oxidized iron and spilled blood (the literal ZAC translation being "Blood Gully") . However, this laissez-faire attitude has its limits: lawlessness persists only as long as it doesn't inconvenience the GCC. As soon as officials learn of a major robbery or significant loss of wealth, the Colonial Navy launches a brutal raid. To avoid downtime, Krovostok merchants typically turn the offenders over to the authorities themselves, after which order is quickly restored.

The inhabitants of both complexes — unlike their neighbors from other planets — consider themselves workaholics, looking down on the inhabitants of more comfortable worlds as lazy layabouts. To a New Victorian, if you're not up to your eyeballs in sweat, ore, and ozone, you may as well be a [[Sestris|Sestrian]].

=== New Washington ===
New Washington is a large, ring-shaped tourist station in the orbit of a moon of the gas giant Indra. The station welcomes all Confederate citizens, but strictly separates them into zones reflecting social status. The '''Outer Rim''' is reserved for the elite, including private residences and the exclusive Establishment — patrons of the station, who use personal yachts to explore the gas giant below. The '''Central Rim''' serves as the main area for mass tourism, featuring accommodations and lively entertainment options that don't require a view: a variety of bars, futuristic clubs, and casinos where tourists can not only gamble but also receive special services as prizes. Hidden away here are the staff quarters and technical facilities.

The '''Inner Rim''' — a private medical facility reserved for Navy personnel and their families — is off-limits to civilians. This area is an oasis of tranquility, devoid of ostentatious luxury: the Inner Rim features double-walled rooms, exterior portholes, and specialized medical centers for recovery, including those for combat-related psychological trauma. The main feature of this zone is its botanical garden — a unique therapeutic complex where, thanks to careful cultivation, the garden's many flowering plants are always in peak bloom.

Beyond the luxury of the station itself, visitors also enjoy the New Washington's unique space activities. These include:

* '''Corediving''' — a dive in reinforced capsules into the atmosphere of the gas giant Indra
* '''Geyser Fishing''' — controlling drones to intercept quartz crystals ejected by the planet, among which are rare opals
* '''Glider Racing''' — a dangerous competition in high-speed, single-seater vehicles with bets accepted in the station's casinos

New Washington's only long-term residents are primarily staff, who maintain a culture informally known as the '''"Cult of the Masquerade"'''. Staff are taught to keep an illusion of cheeriness and give impeccable service, hiding discontent behind a constant polite smile — even among their coworkers. A strict, unspoken hierarchy has developed within the station, in which workers serving the Outer and Inner Rims are valued above those in the Central Rim.

=== Nuevo Nevada ===
Located in extremely high orbit around Providence I, the station of Nuevo Nevada is one of the GCC's top research centers. Thanks to the constant and bottomless funding of the '''Office of Defense Research''', the station is experiencing a period of unprecedented prosperity. Its asymmetrical, modular design is stripped of excess, fully reflecting the culture of its inhabitants: it is a strictly-zoned, utilitarian complex with a central, static core. Spatial efficiency is maximized by pneumatic arteries for parcel delivery and integrated hydroponic systems in the sub-module corridors. The station is powered by prototype fusion generators, while material supplies flow almost continuously from Atlantis and New Victoria, forming a visible shuttle line.

Nuevo Nevada's success is showcased by its achievements: many of the GCC's newest military developments originate here, and a number of everyday civilian technologies are byproducts of this research. Currently, two key projects are actively being developed in '''Bay 0''', the station's foremost lab. The first is the '''Centaur Project''', a constantly-evolving military initiative — the specifics of the project remain classified, but rumor speaks of cognitive enhancers, pharmaceutical stimulants, psionic implants, and countless other advanced combat interfaces of dubious authenticity. The '''Prometheus Project''', by contrast, is largely open has been published in many a Confederate scientific journal. This project focuses on xenoarchaeological research with the intent of bettering humanity's technical and historical understanding of the universe, and works closely with the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy#The Pioneering Corps|Colonial Pioneer Corps]].

Nuevo Nevada's inhabitants proudly call themselves "Analysts". The station's culture is based on a profound sense of order and responsibility, and the main principle of residents' lives is reliability: if an Analyst says a project works, then it must work. Violations of this principle are harshly condemned, even in everyday life. They have a pragmatic attitude toward other colonies, viewing the chaos of their neighbors as an acceptable price to pay in the scheme of the overall system: Atlanticus provides alloys, New Victoria provides raw materials, and New Washington keeps nosy tourists out of Nuevo Nevada's hair.

== Politics ==
The Providence system consists of four separate colonies, each autonomous within its own territory. The connection between Providence's four colonies is primarily economic, and the system did not have a central authority prior to annexation. Historically, each colony was managed by its own Transit Directorate, a board of directors harking back to Providence's days as a corporate outpost — while residents retained a vote on major policies, most decision-making was handled by the board with an emphasis on technical efficiency and profit. These Directorates still handle most day-to-day governing within their colonies, but the system as a whole is overseen by the GCC's colonial administration: a small supervisory body based in New Victoria that monitors the activities of individual settlements.

== Economy ==
Economically, Providence's colonies are highly interconnected, and the system's economy as a whole is a tightly-woven web linking its constituent parts. Exports of raw ore and processed alloys from New Victoria and Atlanticus form the backbone of the system's GDP, bolstered by the influx of external capital from New Washington's tourist sector — smuggling and underground commerce around New Victoria's periphery continue to play a significant role, but remain unreported in official figures. Since Providence's annexation by the GCC, a sizeable (and increasing) portion of material exports has been directed to Nuevo Nevada for use in military research and development. Heightened investment has seen Nuevo Nevada's R&D capacity boom in recent years, and today their research is used throughout the GCC.

Despite an overall strong economy, few Providentian goods and services are designed for domestic use. The system remains dependent on imports, leaving it highly vulnerable to external shocks — in prior decades, disruptions in Providence's supply chains have lead to widespread shortages in food, clothing, and other basic consumer goods. Today, Providence's hydroponic farms are capable of providing up to 10% of the system's total nutritional needs, leaving the system reliant on [[Terra|Terran]] and Gaian agricultural imports. Moreover, Providence's population has increased several-fold in the past few decades, with Confederate citizens from across the GCC flocking to the system in search of employment — while the economy continues to flourish, this influx has heightened the strain on Providence's already burdened domestic infrastructure.

== Culture ==
The general demonym for a resident of the Providence system is '''Providentian''', which is sometimes used synonymously with "nomad" in the region. Many Providentians are not tied to a single location or occupation, and constantly move throughout the system and beyond: from working Nuevo Nevada's supply chain, to manual labor within New Victoria's mines or aboard Atlanticus' extraction platforms, to staffing New Washington's tourist facilities and mandatory state service abroad. This lifestyle, while harsh, exposes Providentians to all levels of society and leaves little room for sentimentality. Providentians are not afraid to take risks and waste little time making decisions: a missed opportunity is tantamount to injury. To people from other systems, a Providentian may seem closed and aloof, but Providentians pride themselves on their practicality and tireless work ethic.

Despite this utilitarian mindset, Providentians celebrate a number of holidays across the system. Atlanticus celebrates '''Tide Day''', marking the arrival of a City-Ship at a new mining site or Anchor Installation. This is accompanied by a feast among loved ones or a large-scale festival featuring storytelling. New Victoria unofficially celebrates '''End of Production Day''', during which sales are held in the administrative complex, and Krovostok hosts fierce '''Ore Battles''' — competitions amongst miners to see who can extract the most ore, with lucrative bonuses promised to the victors. New Washington's '''Carnival of Colors''' is one of the best-known celebrations, tied to the changing atmospheric seasons of the gas giant Indra. On this day, the station synchronizes its lighting with the planet, creating a brilliant display augmented by a fleet of technicolor drones. Nuevo Nevada itself has no official holidays, but upon completion of major projects, employees are recognized with honor rolls and bonuses. On this day, Analysts allow themselves to purchase luxury items to decorate their living spaces.
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Guide to Supermatter

2026-03-01T17:43:18Z

Rootoo: the tags....... v_v

The '''Supermatter Engine''' is one of two primary sources of power aboard the [[SEV Torch]]. It consists of machinery harnessing the thermal output of an unstable radioactive crystal powerful enough to destroy a significant portion of the ship if mishandled. Properly modified and maintained, however, the engine can generate very large amounts of power, exceeding the potential of the other primary power source, the [[R-UST]].

Priming, starting, and maintaining the Supermatter engine is an important function of the Engineering Department. In playing an [[Engineer]], you should expect to work with the Supermatter at least once at the beginning of every round, and know how to prevent it from detonating the rear end of the ship.

== Basic operating principles ==
While the Supermatter engine is an inherently complex system, the basic principles by which it operates are fairly straightforward.

=== The Supermatter ===
[[File:Engine Room 2025.png|left|thumb|The entirety of the engine room.]]
The large, glowing, radioactive, lethal shard of crystal that is the Supermatter is, obviously, the centerpiece of the entire operation. Understanding its various properties is key to properly utilizing the Supermatter engine.

First and foremost, in case the previous use of scary adjectives like "radioactive" and "lethal" was not enough to get the point across, the Supermatter is probably the single most dangerous thing aboard the ship. It is highly unstable, and anything directly touching it (such as particularly stupid or suicidal engineers) will instantly turn to ash. Letting the Supermatter get too hot is liable to cause it to explode in a process referred to as ''delamination''. This will not only do substantial damage to the Engineering department, but will short out or destroy most of the ship's electronics and bathe everyone aboard in radiation. While the full consequences of radiation doses are, generally speaking, for the ship's physicians to worry about, it is important for all shipboard engineers to understand that this is one of the quickest ways to negatively impact a large number of the crew. It is the ultimate Bad News so far as the engineering department is concerned, and should be avoided at all costs.

Fortunately, direct interaction with the Supermatter is almost never required. In the case that manual manipulation ''is'' needed, understand that touching the Supermatter (by clicking on it or moving into it) will cause it to instantly destroy the person touching it.

'''Note:''' The only way to personally manipulate the Supermatter without causing it to explode is to ''pull'' it. Gravikinetic tools or loading into a mech via a clamp are significantly safer approaches to moving it, but may not always be available.

Even when not directly interacting with the Supermatter, however, it is still highly dangerous to anyone nearby. Directly viewing an energized Supermatter crystal without mesons will cause hallucinations, which must be corrected by Medical. The Supermatter produces lethal amounts of radiation, heat, and an oxygen-phoron mix which is highly flammable. The reactor core is designed to be sturdy enough to contain the heat, fire, and gases emitted, but not so much the radiation. Engineers working on the Supermatter engine — or even just nearby — are encouraged to wear full radiation protection.

Finally, the Supermatter is susceptible to excessive heat. Temperatures above 5000 K will cause the matter to destabilize, with loss rate dependent on EER — if its integrity reaches 0%, it will explode. Additionally, any temperatures above approximately 5800 K will cause the borosilicate windows around the core to melt if adjacent to fire, which can rapidly lead to a reactor breach and its own host of problems. At 10 000 K, dropped blast doors adjacent to a fire will take damage and eventually cease function. At high enough temperatures, even the external walls may melt into slag, if adjacent to a fire.

Bullets and the like will also inflict damage to the Supermatter's integrity, and increase its energy level. Given time, and assuming that no further damage is inflicted, the Supermatter can regenerate, restoring its lost integrity automatically. This process, however, requires that temperatures be below dangerous levels.

However, despite all its dangerous properties, the Supermatter is also extremely useful if properly controlled. Once safely activated, the Supermatter will emit heat, radiation, oxygen, and phoron. How much of these it releases depends on its energy state.

=== Terminology ===
This article, the Supermatter Monitoring program, and other engineers are going to use a lot of acronyms and different terms when they're referring to different parts of the Supermatter in an effort to make sure it doesn't blow a chunk out of the reactor room. The important ones are:

* '''EER''' - Equivalent Energy Retention. This is a direct reference to the amount of energy in the Supermatter. The Supermatter sheds this over time to produce heat, radiation, and gas. The higher the EER, the higher the power generation potential.
* '''EPR''' - Engine Pressure Ratio. This is how much actual coolant is in the core chamber. A very low EPR is bad — it means there's either a coolant leak or there wasn't enough coolant injected in the first place. High EPR is less of a problem, and some engineers like to run setups that have a deliberately high EPR. If you're not sure, don't be afraid to ask for help! Keeping it between 2 and 3 is generally a good rule of thumb.

=== The thermoelectric generators ===
[[File:Map_sm_teg.png|thumb|A TEG in operation. Gas flows from left to right on the top and right to left on the bottom.]]
The thermoelectric generators, or TEGs, are big gray machines that, along with the Supermatter, form the valves of the engine's beating heart.

The idea is simple: the TEGs are set up with a pair of circulators, one on each side, which take in gas from two separate loops. When these two flows pass through the TEG, it produces power based on the thermal energy transferred from the hot side to the cold (in addition to a small amount generated in the circulators directly by gas flow). With all else held equal, the larger the difference between the two gas mixes' temperatures, the more power is generated. The gas is then piped out again and recycled. When gas is flowing properly, the circulators on each end of the generator will spin, and various lights will turn on to indicate that power is being produced.

TEGs also have an upper limit to the amount of power that they can safely produce. If this power limit is exceeded, the generator will begin to spark as it discharges excess energy. Despite the alarming noises, this is not harmful to the machine — it just means that some efficiency is being lost due to the generator being overworked. By default, this is 500 kW per TEG.

Note that the TEGs require both sides to function in order to cool the core. If only one side is functional, either because it's empty or because both its connections are the same pressure and thus not transferring gas, there will be no temperature transfer to the opposite side.

When more information on a TEG's operating status is required, its display can be examined by clicking on its central part. This will bring up a variety of details about the generator, the gases being piped through it, and the power generated thereby.

=== The pipe systems ===
The Supermatter engine can be somewhat daunting for a newbie engineer to try to understand. Fortunately, the system is much simpler than it appears, and all pipes within the engine room have been color-coded for ease of use.

* '''Dark Blue''' and '''Dark Red''' pipes under the floor are the distro and general waste [[Guide to Atmospherics|atmospherics]] lines. They have nothing to do with the engine, and can be safely ignored. Their only purpose is to make the engine room breathable, and refill it (or scrub toxins from the air, as the case may be) in the case of a breach.
* '''Black''' pipes are ''waste''. Any gas flowing into these pipes will be transferred to the waste tank. This skips the general waste line's filters.
* '''Green''' and '''Yellow''' pipes are the ''primary'' or ''hot'' loop. Gas contained in the green pipes (the ''primary inlet'' section) is destined for the Supermatter chamber, where it will be briefly exposed to the crystal in order to absorb heat emitted. Once heated, the gas will be ejected into the yellow pipes (the ''primary outlet'' or ''circulation'' section), which will route it through the second half of the TEGs and, afterwards, return it to the primary inlet section for another trip around.
* '''Light Blue''' pipes are the ''secondary'' or ''cold'' loop. The gas in these pipes is kept as cool as possible by routing it through radiator tubes in space, which allow it to vent its heat safely into vacuum. It is then piped through one side of the TEGs.

=== Regulators ===
[[File:Image.png|thumb|Primary & Secondary H2 regulators.]]
There are four regulators in the engine room by default. Two of these are hydrogen coolant injectors for the primary and secondary loops; two are connected from those loops to the waste line.

The computer for the hydrogen tank in atmospherics can be set to output at maximum pressure to increase the speed of coolant loading. Underloading either loop can result in an inability to cool the core. Overloading the primary can result in low operating temperatures and possibly burst pipes, while overloading the secondary can lead to a loss of cooling capacity as the TEGs cannot pass gas along the resulting very shallow pressure gradient.

The two waste line regulators can be used to prevent loop overpressure by automatically discharging gas above a set limit (using the input pressure setting). Be careful with such a setting; generally, coolant loops become overpressured because they are overheating, and if said coolant is then dumped without solving the underlying cause, the consequence is a runaway overheat-pressure dump spiral. Further, remember that all dumped gas goes to the waste tank — if you put a lot of hydrogen, phoron and oxygen in there, it can catch fire and that may result in unfortunate consequences for the tank and anyone near its thin walls.

=== Coolant filtration ===
[[File:Map_sm_coolant.png|thumb|Coolant filtration.]]
At the port side of the engine room you will find three gas filters. Two of these are set in such a way as to remove all other gases beside the coolant — hydrogen, by default — from the loops. If you choose another coolant gas than hydrogen, do not forget to adjust them. Otherwise, they'll just filter out all of your precious gas into waste, leaving your engine without any coolant and quickly causing a delamination.

By default, the third filter connects only to the waste line. This filter is set to extract phoron from the pipe and pump it into a canister attached to a connector port nearby, instead of sending it to the waste tank. The amount produced isn't high, but phoron is a very useful gas. Waste not, want not. There is also a bypass T-valve that skips the filter in case you feel like it.

=== The heat exchanger ===
This array of pipes on the port side of the engine room attempts to equalize the temperatures between the connected loops directly, without requiring a pressure difference to operate like the TEGs. It is not extremely effective but can contribute in an emergency - generally around a 15% temperature/power reduction if sustained.

To operate it normally, open the primary-to-HX valve. It can also be used to transfer some relatively cold gas from secondary to primary by opening and closing the secondary-to-HX valve, then opening the primary-to-HX valve. If both valves are opened at the same time, problems will usually result.

=== The emitter ===
[File:Map_sm_emitter.png|thumb|The emitter in the core room.]]
An easy way to energize a Supermatter crystal is to fire a high-energy laser into it. There is one fixed to the floor in front of the reactor core for this exact reason. Once the rest of the Supermatter engine is properly configured and ready to go, opening the reactor blast doors and turning on the emitter will activate the Supermatter and, ideally, begin production of power. The more emitter shots that are fired into the engine, the more energetic the Supermatter becomes, and the more heat is produced - which, of course, leads to more power.

Do remember, however, that the Supermatter is vulnerable to high temperatures. Simply leaving the emitter on to fire indefinitely (without appropriate modifications to handle this) in the hopes of infinite heat and, therefore, infinite electricity is an easy way to cause problems. Even if the Supermatter doesn't explode, higher energy levels also translate to higher radiation output, which can leak out of the engine room and into various surrounding locations if it gets severe enough.

=== Putting it all together ===
So, now that all the various pieces of the engine are understood, it shouldn't be too difficult to move from this to a complete understanding of Supermatter engine theory.

Gas contained within the primary loop is piped into the reactor core, heated by the Supermatter, and then brought out again to run through the TEGs. On the other side of the same generator, gas from the secondary loop is being brought in from the radiators outside, freshly chilled and ready to work. The TEG takes the difference in the thermal energy between the loops (note that, while temperature ''does'' play an important role, it does not mean a TEG with a high primary temperature will generate more power compared to one with a lower primary temperature but more gas in the loop) and turns it into electricity, and, in the process, the primary loop bleeds heat into the secondary loop, keeping the engine from overheating. Both gas flows are then sent out to be heated and cooled in the same fashion indefinitely.

Put like this, it is an extremely simple process, and the Supermatter is, fortunately, mostly self-sustaining if the engine has been set up correctly. Once things are up and running, it shouldn't take more than the occasional check-in to make sure that things are continuing to run smoothly — barring any nasty accidents, of course.

== The setup process ==
Now that the engine is fully understood, it's time to begin thinking about how to operate it. The process of configuring the engine for safe running can be a fairly long one, but is actually very simple in practice — it just has a long list of steps that need to be carefully executed in order to ensure that everything is working properly.

=== Protective gear ===
Any engineer working in or near the engine room is highly encouraged to wear full protective gear at all times. Even the lowest output setups for the Supermatter are dangerous, and neglecting workplace safety is a good way to end up in the Morgue.
{| class="wikitable"
!Gear
!Icon
!Description
|-
!Radiation Suit and Hood
|[[File:Radhood.png|frameless]] [[File:Radsuit.png|frameless]]
|Together, these provide perfect protection from radiation in the engine room while the crystal is energized. There is no radiation protection sufficient to allow an organic human to survive in the core itself while energized.
|-
!Optical Meson Scanner
|[[File:Optical_meson_scanner.png|frameless]]
|While worn and turned on, these protect one's eyes from the harmful effects of directly viewing the energized Supermatter, preventing the wearer from hallucinating.
|-
!Geiger Counter
|[[File:Geiger.gif|frameless]]
|This handheld device, when switched on, can be examined to determine the amount of ambient radiation in an area, thus letting an engineer know when it is safe to remove the radiation suit. It'll also make audible clicks when the ambient radiation is above safe levels, regardless of where you have it stored on your person.
|-
!Gas Mask
|[[File:Gas_mask.png|frameless]]
|While the engine room is generally safe to breathe, pipe damage and improper gas handling may result in suboptimal atmospheric composition.
|}

=== Step one: Gas Injection ===
Typically, the engine will be set up using hydrogen as the only coolant. Assuming that's your chosen gas, use the injectors just fore and port of the core. Good values are output 500 kPa (about equivalent to a fully filled canister) for the primary and output 3500 kPa (between 3-4 full canisters) for the secondary.

If you halt coolant injection from the core control computer and then inject gas to the primary, the process is faster and more precise — an output of 2000 kPa is good in this case. Remember to turn off the regulator once that pressure is reached or you will vastly overpressurize the primary when you flip core injection back on.

If you do not intend to use hydrogen, you will have to fill canisters manually and wrench them into the provided connectors for both loops. The main idea is to create a large enough buffer to absorb the heat from the SM crystal.

=== Step two: Radiator Loop Setup ===
Now that the gas is injected, the engine is almost ready. The last thing to do before startup is to find the two gas pumps on the secondary loop, just next to each of the TEGs, and turn them on at MAX pressure. This will allow cold gas to gain the pressure necessary to flow through the circulator.

=== Step three: Startup ===
==== Pre-startup checklist ====
It is a good idea to go through this pre-startup checklist before you energize the core in order to ensure that you didn't miss any critical steps, as forgetting any part of engine setup is likely to result in a ''Torch''-shaking kaboom. Even assuming that you survive, you'll probably be fired, so:

# Is there gas in the primary loop and is core injection on? Meters should show upwards of 500 kPa in both green and yellow sections, the bottom/port circulator on the TEGs will be spinning slowly.
# Is there gas in the secondary loop and are the circulation pumps at maximum? Same process, upwards of 2000 kPa on meters and the top/starboard circulator should be slowly spinning.
# Are the waste filters enabled and set correctly?
# In the Supermatter Monitoring program, is the EPR at least 2 and not decreasing?

==== Activating the Supermatter ====
This is it. The moment of truth. Time to bring the engine online and bring sweet, sweet power flowing to the ship.

# You are already wearing your standard safety gear.
# Move into the engine control room, just outside the engine room itself, and open the reactor core shutters by pressing the button marked "Reactor Blast Doors".
# Activate the emitter by pressing the "Engine Emitter" button in the monitoring room, or clicking on the emitter itself while in the engine room.
# Allow the emitter to fire until the appropriate temperature is reached.
# Deactivate the emitter.
# Close the reactor blast doors.

Appropriate temperature depends on your desired output. A value of 3500 K is fairly safe and powerful. Do not exceed 5000 K, as that is when the crystal will start to delaminate, and ideally, the emitter should be stopped long before then, preferably before 4500 K.

Assuming that everything has gone smoothly, congratulations! The engine is now online, and you will in all likelihood not have to do anything with it for the rest of the round. Reheat may be required for significant power draw.

== Maintenance and emergencies ==
While the engine is designed to be mostly self-sustaining, some minor maintenance is needed to keep it running at optimal efficiency. Beyond this, it will occasionally be the case that some idiot messes with a vital component, or that a hapless trainee did something wrong during the setup that wasn't caught. In these cases, it is important to know how to identify the problem and how to repair it quickly, because an unhappy Supermatter is an exploding Supermatter.

=== Core re-energisation ===
The Supermatter slowly bleeds away the energy that was used to charge it. This, over time, results in a drop of output from the crystal, including temperature, radiation, and gas. This means that the Supermatter will have to be occasionally re-energized in order to maintain power output.

If you are unambitious, the initial startup should be enough to power the ship throughout the round. In the case of colossal drains on the power or other issues, though, it may be necessary to open up the reactor blast doors and fire the emitter into the Supermatter once again to bump up power output.

Re-energization may come after a significant amount of hydrogen has been drained from the primary by combustion into water, and as such the core's heat capacity may be reduced. Monitor the Supermatter's temperature from the control room as during startup and adjust the number of shots accordingly.

=== Supermatter monitoring ===
[[File:Image 2.png|thumb|The Supermatter monitoring room.]]
In order to make tracking the Supermatter's condition easier, engineering personnel have access to the Supermatter Monitoring program on the consoles located throughout the ship. This gives a readout of the Supermatter's current EER, temperature, integrity, and other associated variables. It will also display alerts if said values begin to approach adjustable safety thresholds.

If the Supermatter Monitoring program isn't giving any readings, then the Supermatter has been moved from its starting location. Better find it fast.

In addition to the Supermatter Monitoring program, the ''Torch'' has a built-in integrity monitoring program that will broadcast warnings if the Supermatter's integrity begins to drop. The first warning, given over the Engineering radio frequency, comes at 90% integrity. Should integrity continue to drop, further warnings will be broadcast, eventually switching to the common channel, warning personnel of the incoming disaster.

=== Engine diagnostics ===
If the Supermatter Monitoring program has indicated that there is a problem with the Supermatter, it is vital that the problem be identified and corrected as quickly as possible. Failure to do so will, more often than not, result in delamination. In order to diagnose the issue most effectively, it is recommended that newer engineers, without the experience necessary to make more educated guesses, follow these steps:

# Obtain all necessary protective gear.
# Visually inspect the emitter from the engine control room. If it is online, deactivate it.
# Use the Supermatter Monitoring program to check the Supermatter's status. If the core's EPR reading is lower than the normal for your chosen setup, it is likely that a coolant leak has occurred.
## In the case of a confirmed coolant leak, attempt to identify the cause. If a regulator was left on that should not have been on, turn it off; if a section of piping has been breached, replace it; and so on.
## With the cause of the coolant leak removed, proceed to Coolant Injection, as below.
# Check the engine room via the cameras.
## Search for any damage to walls or pipes, particularly around the Supermatter.
## If the reactor core is breached, proceed to the Core Breach section, below.
## Otherwise, repair the damage as quickly as possible, then continue.
# Check the Engine Core SMES in the power storage room. Does it have any power? Are its inputs and outputs turned on? If not, you need to very quickly come up with a plan to get power into the Engine Core subgrid, as this is the battery that runs all of the engine room machinery.
# Enter the engine room. Verify integrity of the piping and power supply wiring. If any pipes were removed/damaged, determine if the current piping is sufficient to ensure cooling. This usually means that the pipes either run into TEGs and back into the core, or to the emergency cooling valves and back into the core. If the TEG pipes are damaged, but emergency cooling valves aren't, activate emergency cooling valves to keep the core stabilised, and perform repairs to pipes.
# Begin checking all the machinery. Is the APC receiving enough power to run circulation? If not, either replace the APC cell, or ensure a sufficient amount of power for it to operate (usually done by adjusting SMES settings or, if the SMESes are damaged, by installing an emergency PACMAN generator).
# Check the TEGs. Are they operating properly? Are they wrenched down properly?
# Is all the machinery behaving as it should? If a machine appears to be malfunctioning, attempt to bypass it or otherwise resolve the situation depending on which machine is causing failure.
# '''If, at any point in this process, core integrity drops below 30%, emergency core ejection is recommended''' to ensure preservation of ship structure (and the lives of the crew). After this, full investigation is recommended to determine cause of failure. Appropriate actions (at the discretion of the Chief Engineer, or other Command staff) should be taken.

Finally, if you have verified that everything is in working order and, yet, not working, don't be afraid to ahelp about possible bugs (or pleading for guidance).

=== Gas replacement ===
Most issues with the engine short of a breach or other structural damage ultimately come down to employing this method. As such, all engineers working with the engine should be familiar with it.

If the engine temperature is approaching or beyond safety thresholds, it is possible to vent all gas from the primary loop by pressing the Emergency Core Vent Control button in the control room. This will open a set of shutters and expose the reactor core to space, sucking all gas out of the Supermatter chamber and, over time, the primary loop. Once this overheated gas is removed, the shutters can then be closed, and replacement gas can be injected into the engine as during setup. Since all of the overheated gas has been vented, this will essentially reset the engine temperature.

'''Warning:''' The Supermatter will lose integrity rapidly while there is no gas in the loop! If the Supermatter's integrity is already at critical levels, do not use this method!

=== Coolant injection ===
When the engine is destabilizing, but a full loop replacement is not warranted, it may be wise to inject some colder gas directly into the primary loop to cool the Supermatter and prevent further loss of integrity. This is usually just a band-aid function used to buy time unless the only issue was that the gas was somehow lost.

Usually, this is done using the same type of gas that was originally placed into the primary loop. If a different gas is available, however, it may be prudent to inject a different gas that the filters are set to remove from the system. This gas will equalize temperatures with the gas already in the primary loop, then be ejected directly into space, essentially removing heat from the loop outright and providing a helpful emergency temperature drop. This '''only''' works if the new gas has a better specific heat than the existing coolant. Otherwise, the bad new gas drowns out the good old gas in the core, rapidly gains temperature (thereby erasing any benefit the new gas might have had), and is only ejected after worsening the situation. For hydrogen, the only better commonly available gas is phoron.

==== Emergency cooling valves ====
In addition to the radiator pipe loops extending into space, the Supermatter engine is fitted with a heat exchanger array and emergency bypass valves. These valves may be used either to help the core cool down a bit, or to drastically change the gas characteristics in both loops.

The heat exchangers, under normal operating conditions, are not used. They are connected to both primary and secondary loops, and, when gas is flowing through attached pipes, will help to equalize the temperature between them, which will generally reduce the temperature of gas flowing to the Supermatter at the cost of proportionally reducing power output. In order to enable the heat exchangers, click on the Emergency Cooling Valve beside them.

In even more dire circumstances, an immediate and substantial temperature drop may be required. In this case, if the heat exchangers are already enabled, it is possible to simply join the loops together, mixing the gases contained therein and immediately equalizing temperatures. This will almost completely eliminate power output, but will drastically lower temperature at least once. Returning to operation will require closing the valves, refilling the secondary loop (as much of its contents will have been shifted to primary), and possibly removing gas from the primary loop. Be aware that the amount of gas transferred to primary may cause pipe leaks if not carefully managed.

=== Emergency core ejection ===
[[File:SM Emergency Buttons.png|left|thumb|1: Emergency Core Vent Control. 2: Engine Access Hatch 3: Emergency Engine Room Vents. 4: Emergency Core Eject.]]
The ultimate answer to Supermatter-related troubles on board the ship. If things are going rapidly south and delamination seems imminent, Engineering has the ability to eject the Supermatter from the ship entirely.

Doing so is a fairly simple process. Open the reactor core to space with the Emergency Core Vent Control button (1), then press the Emergency Core Eject button (3) and pray.

=== Power restoration ===
When the Core SMES fails, such as by being destroyed or by running dry after its charging input was turned off, you must immediately take emergency action to restore power to the engine room. Without it, none of the machinery in the engine will function, and the Supermatter will be left to slowly heat itself up to the point of delamination.

How precisely to restore power depends on how it was lost to begin with. If the SMES was destroyed, it will be necessary to wire up a PACMAN or other alternate source of power in its place. If wires were merely cut, they will need to be repaired.

=== Core breach ===
A core breach is a very dangerous situation in which the Supermatter chamber is compromised. There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of core breach, and each is handled in a slightly different way.

===== Inner breach =====
An inner breach occurs when walls, windows, or airlocks between the engine core and the engine room are destroyed or left open. This situation is very dangerous, because the high-temperature hot gases will merge with the engine room atmosphere. If the engine was set up using phoron or hydrogen in its primary loop, this is particularly bad, as the oxygen in the engine room provides the perfect oxidizer for a raging inferno.

Breaches are some of the most dangerous issues that the engine might face. The immediate concern during any breach is the repair of said breach through any means necessary. If this is not possible, the engineering crew may be left with no choice but to eject the Supermatter.

===== Outer breach =====
An outer breach occurs when walls (or blast doors) between the engine core and space are damaged to a degree that causes a gas leak. If this occurs, gas levels will very quickly reach zero.

As with inner breaches, the primary concern with an outer breach is the sealing of the open area and restoration of engine core integrity. Unlike an inner breach, however, there is no chance that gas can be contained to keep cooling the core, so new coolant must be constantly injected to prevent very fast delamination.

Once the breach has been sealed, it is important to restore gas flow in the primary loop to its previous levels.

=== Cold start ===
If, for some reason, the Engine Core SMES is completely devoid of charge and the engine is not online, the emitter will not be able to fire, and thus the engine will not be able to start, and even if a portable laser is used, there will be no coolant being pumped through the core to actually generate power (and avoid exploding) afterwards. In this situation, a "cold start" is necessary. There are many different ways to do this, most of which consist of rigging up a temporary power source to enable coolant flow, coax a few shots from the emitter, and bring the Supermatter online. This is very uncommon.

* Use the solars. They are connected by default. Just make sure the engine room SMES is charging from them.
* Replace the engine room APC's cell with a charged one. Continue as normal.
* PACMAN assisted jump start. Enable charging on the engine SMES at full power, optionally cutting the SMES room off from the main grid. Connect a PACMAN portable generator with a wrench to the input or output cables of the engine room SMES, or to the engine room's own network. Turn on the PACMAN generator and wait a while for the engine room SMES to charge, if applicable, then turn its output on, or just make sure there's coolant going through the loops and fire the emitter if not applicable. Remember that the PACMAN generator needs solid phoron as fuel (the PACMAN in engineering storage starts half-full).

=== Manual ejection ===
It's possible that automatic ejection can fail due to negligence, or otherwise not work correctly if systems have been damaged. The Supermatter core sits atop a mass driver, and that mass driver isn't indestructible. It's possible something has gone wrong, such as:

# The mass driver is destroyed or not operational.
# Someone forgot to open the blast doors to space before pressing the mass driver button.
# The Supermatter core was somehow moved out of its default position.

Whatever the case may be, a failing Supermatter that fails to eject from the reactor core is the worst possible scenario that the core can be in. If this happens, there's only one solution: someone has to '''manually enter the reactor room and drag the Supermatter.''' This is, quite possibly, the most dangerous thing you can possibly do aboard the ship. It's the one scenario where someone has to either directly interact with the Supermatter core or let it delaminate. Just kidding. Use a gravikinetic tool (which are found in select hardsuits and can be printed for mechs) to move the core back into position or out into space as required without entering the chamber. Going into a chamber with an active crystal to drag it around is suicide for anyone not immune to radiation. You will not accomplish anything before being incapacitated and dying ignominiously.

As long as the Supermatter is on a ship z-level, the ''Torch'' will feel the aftershocks of the blast, though of course the explosive damage is sharply range-limited.

== Upgrades and customization ==
The Supermatter engine, despite the delicacy of its central component, is made to be easily customizable according to the whims of the engineers working on it. It is entirely possible to make substantial alterations to the engine that will greatly increase its output — though, of course, it is also possible for these alterations to result in complete and total engine failure. Experiment at your own risk, and ideally test these ideas out on your own private server before bringing them onto the game proper. A few of the more common methods of customization are listed below.

=== Gas mixes ===
Every engineer has their own preferences for gas amounts when it comes to setting up the engine, and they will argue endlessly about which setups are most efficient, safest, or most powerful.

It should also be understood that more gas is not always better than less gas. As a general rule, the secondary loop works best with more gas inside it, as denser gases have an easier time radiating heat, while the primary loop absorbs heat more easily with less gas.

=== Radiation collector arrays ===
Often referred to as RCAs, these devices may be installed close to the core to harness some of its radiation output as extra energy. They work best when placed very close to the core, generally right up against its windows, to catch more of the radiation. You can scavenge a few RCAs from Maintenance, or, if you can convince the Deck Chief to be helpful, order them from Supply under the label "Collector Crate".

Setting up an RCA is a relatively simple matter: simply wire the spot you intend to place it up to a power line, drag the collector there, wrench it into place, insert a phoron tank, and turn it on. Do not attempt to put them inside the core chamber. They explode. They are also capped to 500 kW output at present, with actual output dependent on both incoming radiation and how much phoron you have in the tank (so cooling the phoron used to fill the tank will result in higher output).

Note also that their fairly low power means they're not that useful when competing against TEGs. It may be more helpful to wire them to the engine room APC, so it can better power itself in case external factors affect its SMES.

=== SMES upgrades ===
Engineering Storage contains some spare parts for SMES units. You can scavenge a total of six regular coils, six transmission coils and six capacitance coils from Hard Storage, the Shield Room, and First Deck Aux Storage. Some other SMESes can be cannibalized for more parts. For details on how to use these to upgrade the SMES units, see the SMES page.

Generally, the Supermatter output SMESes are the single best place to use transmission coils.

=== Adding TEGs ===
This is fairly rare, but possible, and can provide a substantial boost in power if the ship is feeling especially thirsty. You can order parts for another TEG from Supply, assemble it within the engine room, and wire it up. So long as the pipes are appropriately attached, it should function identically to the pre-installed units.

=== Gas selection ===
It is worth mentioning that different gasses can be used to run the engine. If you dare to choose another gas, don't forget to adjust the coolant filtration. The most important quality for any gas used is specific heat. The higher it is, the more energy it takes to heat up. For a given amount of gas, a type with higher specific heat will be at a lower temperature for equivalent energy transfer across the TEG, meaning the setup is both safer for the same output and capable of better output without delaminating. This effect is more pronounced in the primary loop, where using less gas of higher quality may be preferable.

==== [[File:Canister_hydrogen.png|frameless]] Hydrogen ====
'''(Standard)''' Hydrogen is the standard coolant and the one that most engineers are likely to use. It has a much higher heat capacity (100 J/mol*K) than CO2 or N2, which means that the engine will run at lower temperatures for isobaric equivalent power. However, hydrogen is not inert, and when combined with oxygen in the core, will create water, slowly siphoning off your coolant. This will be evidenced by a sustained fire within the reactor core itself, which is perfectly safe under normal circumstances, but which can quickly become extremely lethal in the case of a reactor breach, or lead to part of the containment melting if overheated. By default, the omni-filters are set to filter hydrogen.

==== [[File:Canister nitrogen.png|frameless]] Nitrogen ====
Nitrogen is the worst of the gases available for use in the engine. It has a specific heat of 20 J/mol*K, which results in nitrogen engine configurations running at high temperatures while simultaneously failing to produce the amount of power afforded by other setups. It's fairly inert and plentiful, at least. Its only particularly special feature is that it slightly lowers EER gain from oxygen.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Carbon Dioxide ====
Carbon dioxide is a single step up from nitrogen in terms of usability. It has a specific heat of 30 J/mol*K, meaning that the engine will run at a lower temperature (than nitrogen) for isobaric equivalent power. It is still inefficient, but it is better than nitrogen and safer than oxygen or phoron in the case of a reactor breach.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Helium ====
Helium is fairly good for an inert gas. It has a specific heat of 80 J/mol*K, so not quite as good as hydrogen, but almost. It's mildly rare aboard, but not so much as phoron. Its biggest issue is that you cannot filter it like other gases (that is, it lacks an option in the omni-filters).

==== [[File:Canister phoron.png|frameless]] Phoron ====
Gaseous phoron is hard to come by, but has double the heat capacity (200 J/mol*K) of hydrogen, allowing it to operate at the lowest temperatures for isobaric equivalent power for any common gas. Phoron will also react violently with oxygen at high temperatures in a similar manner to hydrogen, producing carbon dioxide.

==== [[File:Canister oxygen.png|frameless]] Oxygen ====
Using oxygen (specific heat 20 J/mol*K) as coolant for the primary loop results in bad engine output while slowly pushing the EER towards 400 MeV/cm^3 (if above a certain percentage concentration). It can be helpful if you want to run a setup without an emitter.

==== [[File:Canister_n2o.png|frameless]] Nitrous Oxide ====
Nitrous oxide (N2O) has a specific heat of 40 J/mol*K. Being an oxidizer, it lacks the advantages of the inert types, though it also lacks the drawbacks of the volatile types. It doesn't share oxygen's special EER increase mechanic.

Note that running the Supermatter with phoron, oxygen or carbon dioxide in the primary loop will result in a pressure buildup that may require monitoring, as it will not be scrubbed. It is unlikely to be an issue unless you are operating at high EER for a sustained period.

== Shutdown [WIP, PR 35653] ==
The Supermatter can be shutdown in cases where it needs maintenance, or you want to make changes to the current setup you wouldn't otherwise be able to make while it was running. There are dangers to the shutdown process, and it should not be used carelessly.

While it is shutdown, the Supermatter halts all reactions, and stops outputting energy.

To perform a shutdown:

# Press the "Supermatter Shutdown" button located next to the emergency buttons behind the glass windoor in the control room (its the red one).
# Wait for EER to hit 0.
# Press the button again to "start" the SM and return it to normal operation.

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Frontier Alliance Military

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Despite the decentralized nature of the [[Frontier Alliance]], its members have made a concerted effort to ensure that all military elements are operating on the same page. This unified front consists of six command operations, separated into a ground force and a space force. These forces are the '''Allied Frontier Guard''' and the '''Alliance United Flotillas''', with the former being a ground force and the latter being a coordinated front of armed spacecraft. Despite the separation of these two forces and the six operations, they cooperate closely: sharing resources, intelligence, and manpower as needed to ensure their goals. The decentralized nature of the Alliance makes the rigid military structure present in most galactic militaries harder to achieve, and as such, the military of the Frontier Alliance is intentionally fluid in organization and composition.

== Medal System ==
To maintain coherence in their fluid structure, the Alliance military issues its members one of three medals that dictate one's position on the overall chain of command. Each medal is a four-pointed tin star worn around the neck. While each command operation of the Alliance handles its rank structure differently, the medals are kept consistent throughout the entirety of the Alliance as a reflection of command and a reminder of the shared vision of a free frontier. All sapient members of the Alliance are entitled to earn all medals – humans, [[positronics]], and [[Unathi]] can be seen in a myriad of positions within the Alliance military.

=== '''Guardsman Medal''' ===
The easiest medal to obtain, the Guardsman Medal is given to anyone who joins the Frontier Guard or United Flotillas. Recipients are often referred to as "guardsmen" – guardsmen make up the backbone of the Alliance’s military, with assignments ranging from standard infantry duty and ship maintenance to diplomatic duties and special operations.

Being a guardsman doesn't mean someone is unqualified, however. Many doctors, engineers, and other highly-trained specialists receive this medal for volunteering to serve with the Alliance. Among personnel who formerly served with the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] or [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]], it's common for many postings to retain their previous rank structures, and thus Guardsmen may outrank one another dependent on training and post.

=== '''Warden Medal''' ===
Warden Medal recipients, called "wardens" for short, fill the bulk of leadership positions within the Alliance's military. Wardens fill a similar role as non-commissioned officers in traditional militaries, and can find themselves in a wide range of postings. A warden typically has anywhere from 10 to 200 guardsmen under their command, depending on their posting and responsibilities. Wardens can also answer to other wardens if the situation dictates, but the decentralization of the Alliance means that decisions are usually made by committee.

By and large, the ranks of the wardens are made up of those with combat or organizational experience. Among Fleet mutineers and Army transplants, chiefs and junior officers proudly wear the Warden Medal, and wardens fill niches aboard ships ranging from team leadership to departmental command.

=== '''Star Marshal Medal''' ===
Star marshals – the recipients of the Star Marshal Medal – are the closest thing the Alliance has to an officer corps. Ship captains and pilots, architects and civil engineers, and others with political or capital clout over Alliance military forces get to wear the coveted medal. While your average guardsman is only expected to answer to their direct warden, all guardsmen and wardens are expected to carry out the orders of all star marshals.

There is a great disparity of competence among star marshals, with seasoned veterans in complex fields serving alongside people who were rich enough to own a ship when the Alliance broke free. Six of these star marshals serve on the Council of Operation-Generals, the commanders-in-chief of the Alliance’s largest military divisions.

== Equipment ==
The bulk of equipment used by the Alliance is Sol-standard, and is either surplus from the days before Copernican independence or stolen and fenced from the core systems. It’s impossible to guess what equipment any given member of the Alliance military will use due to their decentralized nature, but every member carries both a primary and secondary firearm while on duty.

In the years since the formation of the Frontier Alliance, it has had plenty of time to source new vessels for its operations. While many ships are stolen from cargo lines or private security enterprises, some ship captains in frontier space have cast their lot in with the United Flotillas – either willingly or through civil asset forfeiture. Smuggled materials have also allowed the shipyards over [[Iolaus]] to continue operation, and although development has slowed, new Iolan ships appear more often the longer the Alliance remains independent. These new ships that aren’t repurposed from the Solar fleet often deploy experimental or ramshackle weaponry systems – from makeshift canons to battering rams, fighting the Alliance in the void is an unpredictable affair.

== Operations ==
The military of the Alliance – both the Frontier Guard and the United Flotillas – currently cooperate on six independent operations, each with a different tactical goal important to the political aims of the Alliance. The decentralized nature of the Frontier Alliance as a political entity makes military organizational structure difficult, and the operation-generals who spearhead Alliance military efforts occasionally find they have conflicting goals.

=== Provincial Guard ===
''Operation General: Star Marshal Alexis Tokadashi''

The largest of the Alliance garrisons and the bulk of its military manpower pool, the Provincial Guard has existed in some form since the founding days of Iolaus. The Iolan Provincial Guard and its attached Space Guard were formerly a Planetary Defense Force of the Solar Army. Their unique maroon service coats have become a staple visual identifier for the Alliance. In the wake of Iolan independence, the Provincial Guard began absorbing local defense forces from Brahe and other frontier worlds, training a traditional standing army that mostly deals in planetary defense operations.

=== Umiri Wildcats ===
''Operation General: Star Marshal John Magarac''

Composed of union laborers and veterans of the [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] Strikebreaking Operation of the 2290s, the Wildcats consider themselves the galaxy's first self-organized collective militia. After Umiri’s devastating losses against [[Corporations#SAARE|SAARE]], the more militant elements of the strike went underground and the Miners, Metalworkers, and Spacefarers Union operated behind closed doors until the formation of the Frontier Alliance in 2311. The Union was welcomed into the Alliance with open arms, and its more militant elements formed the Umiri Wildcats – unique among the Frontier Guard for its wardens and star marshals holding their positions by election rather than appointment, as well as its dedication to combating private security interests. The Wildcats focus largely on labor organizing and industrial sabotage against corporate-owned installations in the frontier, but they’ve recently been seen restoring old SAARE ships and strike-bombers left behind in preparation for combat with corporate forces.

=== Blockade Runners ===
''Operation General: Star Marshal Victoria York''

Composed of pirate ships, stealthy haulers, and all kinds of infiltrating operatives within Solar and Confederate space, the Alliance Blockade Runners are responsible primarily for smuggling goods into Alliance space. Some of these goods are acquired by legitimate means, such as trade with Magnitka, but many are stolen or sourced from criminal elements within both Solar and Confederate space. Many Blockade Runner ships were doing piracy long before the foundation of the Alliance, and simply saw the Alliance's formation as an opportunity to legitimize their operations and present a united front against the local authorities that had been plaguing them. The Blockade Runners' operation is vital to the economy of the Alliance, as without specialty goods and medical equipment from the core, the Frontier planets would be unable to sustain themselves. Because of this, many of these pirate-captains-turned-star-marshals effectively hold the Alliance hostage for vital goods to turn ridiculous profits, and Blockade Runners are sometimes viewed with disdain by the other operations.

=== Sun Scout Initiative ===
''Operation General: Star Marshal KVO-89''

The tidally-locked nature of the planet [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]] means its hemispheres are home to extreme climates of both hot and cold, making the planet an excellent training ground for harsh climate operations. In the early days of Sunset’s colonization, colonists spent significant effort to chart and explore the hot and cold regions of the planet – now that Sunset is in the Alliance, that experience is being used to train a forward operating force. The Sun Scouts are in development to be used by the Alliance for finding additional resources, establishing bases of operation, and pathfinding to points of interest for the fledgling Alliance.

=== Resistance ===
''Operation General: Star Marshal Vasily Siderichenkov''

While the planet [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Valy|Valy]] remains heavily under the grip of the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]], the Valy Resistance is still a prominent guerrilla organization on the planet. The foundation of the Alliance led to a schism within the Valy Resistance – those who have cast their lot in with the Alliance are among the most veteran and violent members of the planet's Resistance element. With experience in resisting an authority from the inside, it is rumored that several high-ranking resistance officials have been sprung from prisons and smuggled off-world to sow dissent across both Sol and the Confederation.

=== Battlegroup Mutineer ===
''Operation General: Command Star Marshal Agni Raj''

The largest element of ships that [[Timeline of Canon Events#Spring, 2310 – Attack of the Hale|mutinied]] from the SCG during the foundation of the Alliance was the Fifth Fleet's Special Group Alpha, under the leadership of Commodore Agni Raj. Now the bulk of mutinous Fleet elements are under her command, and the power and influence that such a large group of ships wield has given Raj the position of Command Star Marshal, Commander-in-Chief of the Frontier Guard. Ships had different motivations for their mutinies, but the general shared sentiment behind most of Fleet mutineers was that they were the best of the best. Feeling Sol didn't want to utilize its advanced Fifth Fleet for combat, this highly disciplined space warfare force struck out to find combat on their own. Unlike the rest of the Alliance military, the mutinous elements of these former Fleet vessels rigidly adhere to their pre-existing rank and command structures, and are almost fanatical in their devotion to traditional militarism and Fleet doctrine. Now, Battlegroup Mutineer is dedicated to becoming the only force that can stand against the Solar or Confederate Fleets in a head-to-head fight.
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Providence

2026-01-18T02:20:09Z

Rootoo:

Providence

2026-01-17T18:38:12Z

Rootoo: Creates Providence page; WIP (To do: Add tags, link with other relevant pages).

'''Providence''' is an inhabited system within the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] — previously independent, Providence was annexed following a system-wide referendum in the lead-up to the [[Gaia Conflict]]. Providence is composed of four main settlements, each significantly different from the last — as such, Providence is sometimes described as a "confederation with a confederation".

== History ==
Colonization of the system began shortly after the end of the Ares Conflict. While the new [[Sol Central Government]] had entered a period of contraction, independent entrepreneurs still sought profit among the stars, and the ever wild frontier of space provided an attractive freedom from obligations to any state. The independent company '''Atlas Resources''' — specializing in the extraction of rare metals — settled the Providence system as a transportation hub, confident that the investment would see ample returns in the future.

The first permanent colony in the system was established on the planet Providence II, now Atlanticus (Atlantis in Pan-Slavic): a resource-rich planet, riddled with mineral deposits below its oceans and volcanic islands. These deposits, coupled with the planet's low gravity, allowed for the easy transportation of materials to the colonists' orbital factories. Subsequently, the management of Atlas Resources decided to expand operations in Providence, initiating the main stage of colonization of the system and leading to the construction of stations New Washington, New Victoria and Nuevo Nevada.

Providence was annexed in 2289 following a system-wide referendum, in which the majority of residents voted to join the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation. Suspicions around whether the vote was manipulated by external forces have abounded since the referendum, but due to a lack of direct evidence, these rumors have remained unproven. Decades later, the Providence system is firmly incorporated within the ICCG and the details of its annexation are usually only recalled in a historical context. Separatism is currently a relatively niche ideology, and most Providentians are content with their status as Confederate citizens compared to their neighbors in [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation#Valy|Valy]] or [[Gaia]].

== Settlements ==

=== Atlanticus (ZAC) / Atlantis (Pan-Slavic) ===
Atlanticus is an ocean world with extremely low gravity and a thin atmosphere. Its surface is dotted with enormous floating City-Ships — essentially moving mechanical platforms that migrate to new resource extraction points every few years, carrying their sparse technical staff. Life outside these sealed environments is impossible without specialized equipment.

The exception are the Anchor Installations — stationary, domed complexes that serve as transportation hubs for shuttles between the planet's surface and orbit. Here, City-Ships sell their products for shipment onward to the rest of the Confederation or for processing on-planet — Atlantean metallurgists are known to use Atlanticus' low gravity as a natural centrifuge, allowing the creation of ultra-pure alloys. The Anchor Installations are the primary population centers on Atlanticus, as the need to remain stationary has allowed them to expand and attract permanent colonists; hydroponic farms located near underwater volcanoes use geothermal energy to feed these installations, though agricultural output is limited and often barely enough to support the local population.

The planet's inhabitants, who call themselves Atlanteans, are highly sought after for their technical skills. Born in Atlanticus' alien environment, they have a reputation in the Confederation as creative, thoughtful, and sanguine dreamers. Their small but welcoming communities produce excellent specialists, although only those adapted to low gravity can survive on Atlanticus for long periods. Those arriving from planets with standard gravity must undergo regular rehabilitation courses at nearby space stations to avoid serious health problems.

=== New Victoria ===
New Victoria is a monumental mining and manufacturing complex on the outskirts of the Providence system. It is a planned, monolithic city-station that serves as a hub for smelters, warehouses, trading posts, and colonial administration. The complex is constantly loaded with resources from the system's asteroid belt, and work here never stops. Life support runs at full capacity, and the distinctive smell of ozone is the first thing anyone notices upon arrival.

Alongside the official complex, there is an unofficial network of stations known as '''Krovostok'''. It is unregistered and unrecognized by the government, ensuring minimal military oversight. Krovostok arose from an "Asteroid Rush" — any Confederate citizen hoping to strike rich is free to mine resources in the belt. Miners quickly recoup their equipment costs by selling ore to Krovostok buyers, who in turn resell it to large corporations in New Victoria.

Krovostok thrives on an underground economy: casinos, legal and illegal amusement houses, bazaars selling resale equipment, and smuggling networks are all found here. However, this place is fiercely competitive, with accidents, "accidents", and secret dealings all too common. The very name Krovostok evokes oxidized iron and spilled blood (the literal ZAC translation being "Blood Gully") . However, this laissez-faire attitude has its limits: lawlessness persists only as long as it doesn't inconvenience the GCC. As soon as officials learn of a major robbery or significant loss of wealth, the Colonial Navy launches a brutal raid. To avoid downtime, Krovostok merchants typically turn the offenders over to the authorities themselves, after which order is quickly restored.

The inhabitants of both complexes — unlike their neighbors from other planets — consider themselves workaholics, looking down on the inhabitants of more comfortable worlds as lazy layabouts. To a New Victorian, if you're not up to your eyeballs in sweat, ore, and ozone, you may as well be a [[Sestris|Sestrian]].

=== New Washington ===
New Washington is a large, ring-shaped tourist station in the orbit of a moon of the gas giant Indra. The station welcomes all Confederate citizens, but strictly separates them into zones reflecting social status. The '''Outer Rim''' is reserved for the elite, including private residences and the exclusive Establishment — patrons of the station, who use personal yachts to explore the gas giant below. The '''Central Rim''' serves as the main area for mass tourism, featuring accommodations and lively entertainment options that don't require a view: a variety of bars, futuristic clubs, and casinos where tourists can not only gamble but also receive special services as prizes. Hidden away here are the staff quarters and technical facilities.

The '''Inner Rim''' — a private medical facility reserved for Navy personnel and their families — is off-limits to civilians. This area is an oasis of tranquility, devoid of ostentatious luxury: the Inner Rim features double-walled rooms, exterior portholes, and specialized medical centers for recovery, including those for combat-related psychological trauma. The main feature of this zone is its botanical garden — a unique therapeutic complex where, thanks to careful cultivation, the garden's many flowering plants are always in peak bloom.

Beyond the luxury of the station itself, visitors also enjoy the New Washington's unique space activities. These include:

* '''Corediving''' — a dive in reinforced capsules into the atmosphere of the gas giant Indra
* '''Geyser Fishing''' — controlling drones to intercept quartz crystals ejected by the planet, among which are rare opals
* '''Glider Racing''' — a dangerous competition in high-speed, single-seater vehicles with bets accepted in the station's casinos

New Washington's only long-term residents are primarily staff, who maintain a culture informally known as the '''"Cult of the Masquerade"'''. Staff are taught to keep an illusion of cheeriness and give impeccable service, hiding discontent behind a constant polite smile — even among their coworkers. A strict, unspoken hierarchy has developed within the station, in which workers serving the Outer and Inner Rings are valued above those in the Central Ring.

=== Nuevo Nevada ===
Located in extremely high orbit around Providence I, the station of Nuevo Nevada is one of the GCC's top research centers. Thanks to the constant and bottomless funding of the '''Office of Defense Research''', the station is experiencing a period of unprecedented prosperity. Its asymmetrical, modular design is stripped of excess, fully reflecting the culture of its inhabitants: it is a strictly-zoned, utilitarian complex with a central, static core. Spatial efficiency is maximized by pneumatic arteries for parcel delivery and integrated hydroponic systems in the sub-module corridors. The station is powered by prototype fusion generators, while material supplies flow almost continuously from Atlantis and New Victoria, forming a visible shuttle line.

Nuevo Nevada's success is showcased by its achievements: many of the GCC's newest military developments originate here, and a number of everyday civilian technologies are byproducts of this research. Currently, two key projects are actively being developed in '''Bay 0''', the station's foremost lab. The first is the '''Centaur Project''', a constantly-evolving military initiative — the specifics of the project remain classified, but rumor speaks of cognitive enhancers, pharmaceutical stimulants, psionic implants, and countless other advanced combat interfaces of dubious authenticity. The '''Prometheus Project''', by contrast, is largely open has been published in many a Confederate scientific journal. This project focuses on xenoarchaeological research with the intent of bettering humanity's technical and historical understanding of the universe, and works closely with the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy#The Pioneering Corps|Colonial Pioneer Corps]].

Nuevo Nevada's inhabitants proudly call themselves "Analysts". The station's culture is based on a profound sense of order and responsibility, and the main principle of residents' lives is reliability: if an Analyst says a project works, then it must work. Violations of this principle are harshly condemned, even in everyday life. They have a pragmatic attitude toward other colonies, viewing the chaos of their neighbors as an acceptable price to pay in the scheme of the overall system: Atlanticus provides alloys, New Victoria provides raw materials, and New Washington keeps nosy tourists out of Nuevo Nevada's hair.

== Politics ==
The Providence system consists of four separate colonies, each autonomous within its own territory. The connection between Providence's four colonies is primarily economic, and the system did not have a central authority prior to annexation. Historically, each colony was managed by its own Transit Directorate, a board of directors harking back to Providence's days as a corporate outpost — while residents retained a vote on major policies, most decision-making was handled by the board with an emphasis on technical efficiency and profit. These Directorates still handle most day-to-day governing within their colonies, but the system as a whole is overseen by the GCC's colonial administration: a small supervisory body based in New Victoria that monitors the activities of individual settlements.

== Economy ==
Economically, Providence's colonies are highly interconnected, and the system's economy as a whole is a tightly-woven web linking its constituent parts. Exports of raw ore and processed alloys from New Victoria and Atlanticus form the backbone of the system's GDP, bolstered by the influx of external capital from New Washington's tourist sector — smuggling and underground commerce around New Victoria's periphery continue to play a significant role, but remain unreported in official figures. Since Providence's annexation by the GCC, a sizeable (and increasing) portion of material exports has been directed to Nuevo Nevada for use in military research and development. Heightened investment has seen Nuevo Nevada's R&D capacity boom in recent years, and today their research is used throughout the GCC.

Despite an overall strong economy, few Providentian goods and services are designed for domestic use. The system remains dependent on imports, leaving it highly vulnerable to external shocks — in prior decades, disruptions in Providence's supply chains have lead to widespread shortages in food, clothing, and other basic consumer goods. Today, Providence's hydroponic farms are capable of providing up to 10% of the system's total nutritional needs, leaving the system reliant on [[Terra|Terran]] and Gaian agricultural imports. Moreover, Providence's population has increased several-fold in the past few decades, with Confederate citizens from across the GCC flocking to the system in search of employment — while the economy continues to flourish, this influx has heightened the strain on Providence's already burdened domestic infrastructure.

== Culture ==
The general demonym for a resident of the Providence system is '''Providentian''', which is sometimes used synonymously with "nomad" in the region. Many Providentians are not tied to a single location or occupation, and constantly move throughout the system and beyond: from working Nuevo Nevada's supply chain, to manual labor within New Victoria's mines or aboard Atlanticus' extraction platforms, to staffing New Washington's tourist facilities and mandatory state service abroad. This lifestyle, while harsh, exposes Providentians to all levels of society and leaves little room for sentimentality. Providentians are not afraid to take risks and waste little time making decisions: a missed opportunity is tantamount to injury. To people from other systems, a Providentian may seem closed and aloof, but Providentians pride themselves on their practicality and tireless work ethic.

Despite this utilitarian mindset, Providentians celebrate a number of holidays across the system. Atlanticus celebrates '''Tide Day''', marking the arrival of a City-Ship at a new mining site or Anchor Installation. This is accompanied by a feast among loved ones or a large-scale festival featuring storytelling. New Victoria unofficially celebrates '''End of Production Day''', during which sales are held in the administrative complex, and Krovostok hosts fierce '''Ore Battles''' — competitions amongst miners to see who can extract the most ore, with lucrative bonuses promised to the victors. New Washington's '''Carnival of Colors''' is one of the best-known celebrations, tied to the changing atmospheric seasons of the gas giant Indra. On this day, the station synchronizes its lighting with the planet, creating a brilliant display augmented by a fleet of technicolor drones. Nuevo Nevada itself has no official holidays, but upon completion of major projects, employees are recognized with honor rolls and bonuses. On this day, Analysts allow themselves to purchase luxury items to decorate their living spaces.

SEV Torch

2026-01-16T19:14:45Z

Rootoo: Telecomms moved

The '''SEV ''Torch''''' ''(HSC-4-13-X)'', originally christened as Sol Fleet Vessel ''Arrow'', is an old ''Mako''-class corvette recommissioned and modified for interstellar survey missions. The vessel is the result of a deep space exploration project overseen by the [[Sol Central Government|Sol Central Government (SCG)]] and multiple corporate investors, primarily the [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|Expeditionary Corps Organisation (EXO)]] and certain [[Skrell|Skrellian]] organizations.

== Mission ==
[[File:Logo torch.png|thumb|Torch mission patch]]
The SEV Torch's primary mission, a joint venture by the [[Expeditionary Corps|SCG Expeditionary Corps]] and EXO, is to establish the first contact with as-of-yet undiscovered alien species. Secondary objectives include collecting data of scientific significance, surveying unclaimed regions of space for resources of strategic importance and assessing celestial bodies for colonization potential.

It is a vessel of the Expeditionary Corps, with volunteer [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] personnel, a contingent of science and other corporate staff from the various corporations that make up EXO and finally various private contractors filling out the gaps. The Torch makes extended expeditions out of Sol, visiting numerous star systems and other points of interest over the course of six months. After each expedition it returns back to Sol for repairs, resupply and crew rotation. With the Torch being the safest bluespace vessel the Expeditionary Corps have, a lot of officers of Captain rank within the EC are encouraged to take command. Usually they hold command for the entirety of one expedition, passing it to the next officer upon return to port.

The SEV Torch is a vessel of the Expeditionary Corps' "Helios" project, a focused, long term exploration mission to seek out new life (amongst other things). While the lead of the program, it was launched along with four other vessels, two of which were also Mako-Class corvettes, with the other two being repurposed vessels from the SCG Fleet. The other vessels being the SEV Magnus, SEV Icarus, SEV Helios (the flagship of the Expeditionary Corps) and SEV Sagan. Out of the five launched, only three are still actively confirmed in service, those being the Torch, Helios and Sagan. The Magnus and Icarus are classed as missing, and their current status is unknown.

== History ==
Designed and constructed at the Hermes Naval Shipyard in the Sol system, the ''Mako''-class corvette SFV ''Arrow'' was commissioned in 2250. The prototype's armament consisted of a bluespace artillery cannon, four mass drivers, and two missile pods. ''Arrow'' was refitted in 2260 to replace two of the mass drivers with personnel carriers. For propulsion, ''Arrow'' utilized four main-engine thrusters and three external quick-propulsion systems. During its time in the SCG Fleet, the ''Mako''-class ship primarily served in scouting and long-range patrol operations. Due to lackluster performance in comparison to other corvette classes as well as a general Fleet-wide refit, SFV ''Arrow'' was decommissioned and placed in orbital drydock at [[Phobos]] after just fifteen years of service.

The discovery of the Phoron star Erebus, in the frontier system of Nyx, renewed interest in Phoron research and deep space exploration. In 2301, following a debate with representatives in the Colonial Assembly, the SCG approved funding for a new and ambitious long-range expedition—soon known as the ''Helios'' project. After the lobbying of multiple corporate entities, collectively some of the project's major contributors, the SCG approved the creation of the Expeditionary Corps Organisation (EXO), a conglomerate of multiple corporations overseen by a board of directors (including an Expeditionary Corps Admiral) to provide research personnel to accompany the expedition as passengers aboard the vessel, acting as the vessels science complement.

After lengthy consideration of cost-effectiveness, operational range, and other factors, SCG engineers selected the SFV Arrow for reactivation from the SCG reserve. The Corvette was removed from storage and towed to the Shiva Fleet Shipyard at Mars. Along with losing its name and designation, the vessel was stripped to the bulkheads and rebuilt from the hull up with updated materials and technology. EXO, now a primary sponsor for the expedition, replaced the ship's old fusion reactor with a new [[Guide to Supermatter|Supermatter engine]] provided by [[NanoTrasen]]. Portions of the vessel, including the old missile pod housings, were refurbished as ad-hoc xenobiology laboratories and a hangar deck was attached to make the vessel capable of prospecting, small-craft missions, and long-range resupply. The Skrellian corporation Krri'gli, in exchange for priority access to the expedition’s findings, provided the project with a prototype bluespace drive for faster than light travel. Upon completion of its five year refurbishment and upsizing, the vessel was delivered on-schedule and slightly under-cost to SCG Expeditionary Corps headquarters and recommissioned as the Sol Expeditionary Vessel Torch in December 2306, to launch with the new year.

== Layout ==
[[File:Torch 3d render.png|thumb|3D rendering of the SEV ''Torch'']]
The SEV Torch includes five decks, numbered from top to bottom. A detailed map of the SEV Torch can be found [https://webmap.affectedarc07.co.uk/maps/bay12/torch/ here].

* '''Deck B - Bridge Deck:''' The Bridge Deck, also known as B-Deck or Deck B, is used for command operations and offices. The SEV ''Aquilla'' is docked to the aft.
* '''Deck 1 - Operations Deck:''' The Operations Deck includes most research and medical facilities, as well as the ship's security department.
* '''Deck 2 - Maintenance Deck:''' The Maintenance Deck, also known as Engineering Deck, is a maze of maintenance corridors and a home to ''Torch's'' power and life support systems.
* '''Deck 3 - Habitation Deck:''' The Habitation Deck includes crew quarters and services, including a mess hall, chapel, and holodeck.
* '''Deck 4 - Supply Deck:''' The Supply Deck includes ''Torch's'' external docking ports, as well as the supply department. The ship's telecommunications suite is in the starboard maintenance section of this deck, across from Supply.
* '''Deck 5 - Hangar Deck:''' The Hangar Deck contains the Torch's internal hangars for small-craft vessels ''Charon'' and the GUP, as well as the supply drone. The SEV ''Petrov'' is docked to the aft.
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Guide to Supermatter

2025-12-17T19:14:08Z

Rootoo: fixes categories

The '''Supermatter Engine''' is one of two primary sources of power aboard the [[SEV Torch]]. It consists of machinery harnessing the thermal output of an unstable radioactive crystal powerful enough to destroy a significant portion of the ship if mishandled. Properly modified and maintained, however, the engine can generate very large amounts of power, exceeding the potential of the other primary power source, the [[R-UST]].

Priming, starting, and maintaining the Supermatter engine is an important function of the Engineering Department. In playing an [[Engineer]], you should expect to work with the Supermatter at least once at the beginning of every round, and know how to prevent it from detonating the rear end of the ship.

== Basic operating principles ==
While the Supermatter engine is an inherently complex system, the basic principles by which it operates are fairly straightforward.

=== The Supermatter ===
[[File:Engine Room 2025.png|left|thumb|The entirety of the engine room.]]
The large, glowing, radioactive, lethal shard of crystal that is the Supermatter is, obviously, the centerpiece of the entire operation. Understanding its various properties is key to properly utilizing the Supermatter engine.

First and foremost, in case the previous use of scary adjectives like "radioactive" and "lethal" was not enough to get the point across, the Supermatter is probably the single most dangerous thing aboard the ship. It is highly unstable, and anything directly touching it (such as particularly stupid or suicidal engineers) will instantly turn to ash. Letting the Supermatter get too hot is liable to cause it to explode in a process referred to as ''delamination''. This will not only do substantial damage to the Engineering department, but will short out or destroy most of the ship's electronics and bathe everyone aboard in radiation. While the full consequences of radiation doses are, generally speaking, for the ship's physicians to worry about, it is important for all shipboard engineers to understand that this is one of the quickest ways to negatively impact a large number of the crew. It is the ultimate Bad News so far as the engineering department is concerned, and should be avoided at all costs.

Fortunately, direct interaction with the Supermatter is almost never required. In the case that manual manipulation ''is'' needed, understand that touching the Supermatter (by clicking on it or moving into it) will cause it to instantly destroy the person touching it.

'''Note:''' The only way to personally manipulate the Supermatter without causing it to explode is to ''pull'' it. Gravikinetic tools or loading into a mech via a clamp are significantly safer approaches to moving it, but may not always be available.

Even when not directly interacting with the Supermatter, however, it is still highly dangerous to anyone nearby. Directly viewing an energized Supermatter crystal without mesons will cause hallucinations, which must be corrected by Medical. The Supermatter produces lethal amounts of radiation, heat, and an oxygen-phoron mix which is highly flammable. The reactor core is designed to be sturdy enough to contain the heat, fire, and gases emitted, but not so much the radiation. Engineers working on the Supermatter engine — or even just nearby — are encouraged to wear full radiation protection.

Finally, the Supermatter is susceptible to excessive heat. Temperatures above 5000 K will cause the matter to destabilize, with loss rate dependent on EER — if its integrity reaches 0%, it will explode. Additionally, any temperatures above approximately 5800 K will cause the borosilicate windows around the core to melt if adjacent to fire, which can rapidly lead to a reactor breach and its own host of problems. At 10 000 K, dropped blast doors adjacent to a fire will take damage and eventually cease function. At high enough temperatures, even the external walls may melt into slag, if adjacent to a fire.

Bullets and the like will also inflict damage to the Supermatter's integrity, and increase its energy level. Given time, and assuming that no further damage is inflicted, the Supermatter can regenerate, restoring its lost integrity automatically. This process, however, requires that temperatures be below dangerous levels.

However, despite all its dangerous properties, the Supermatter is also extremely useful if properly controlled. Once safely activated, the Supermatter will emit heat, radiation, oxygen, and phoron. How much of these it releases depends on its energy state.

=== Terminology ===
This article, the Supermatter Monitoring program, and other engineers are going to use a lot of acronyms and different terms when they're referring to different parts of the Supermatter in an effort to make sure it doesn't blow a chunk out of the reactor room. The important ones are:

* '''EER''' - Equivalent Energy Retention. This is a direct reference to the amount of energy in the Supermatter. The Supermatter sheds this over time to produce heat, radiation, and gas. The higher the EER, the higher the power generation potential.
* '''EPR''' - Engine Pressure Ratio. This is how much actual coolant is in the core chamber. A very low EPR is bad — it means there's either a coolant leak or there wasn't enough coolant injected in the first place. High EPR is less of a problem, and some engineers like to run setups that have a deliberately high EPR. If you're not sure, don't be afraid to ask for help! Keeping it between 2 and 3 is generally a good rule of thumb.

=== The thermoelectric generators ===
[[File:Map_sm_teg.png|thumb|A TEG in operation. Gas flows from left to right on the top and right to left on the bottom.]]
The thermoelectric generators, or TEGs, are big gray machines that, along with the Supermatter, form the valves of the engine's beating heart.

The idea is simple: the TEGs are set up with a pair of circulators, one on each side, which take in gas from two separate loops. When these two flows pass through the TEG, it produces power based on the thermal energy transferred from the hot side to the cold (in addition to a small amount generated in the circulators directly by gas flow). With all else held equal, the larger the difference between the two gas mixes' temperatures, the more power is generated. The gas is then piped out again and recycled. When gas is flowing properly, the circulators on each end of the generator will spin, and various lights will turn on to indicate that power is being produced.

TEGs also have an upper limit to the amount of power that they can safely produce. If this power limit is exceeded, the generator will begin to spark as it discharges excess energy. Despite the alarming noises, this is not harmful to the machine — it just means that some efficiency is being lost due to the generator being overworked. By default, this is 500 kW per TEG.

Note that the TEGs require both sides to function in order to cool the core. If only one side is functional, either because it's empty or because both its connections are the same pressure and thus not transferring gas, there will be no temperature transfer to the opposite side.

When more information on a TEG's operating status is required, its display can be examined by clicking on its central part. This will bring up a variety of details about the generator, the gases being piped through it, and the power generated thereby.

=== The pipe systems ===
The Supermatter engine can be somewhat daunting for a newbie engineer to try to understand. Fortunately, the system is much simpler than it appears, and all pipes within the engine room have been color-coded for ease of use.

* '''Dark Blue''' and '''Dark Red''' pipes under the floor are the distro and general waste [[Guide to Atmospherics|atmospherics]] lines. They have nothing to do with the engine, and can be safely ignored. Their only purpose is to make the engine room breathable, and refill it (or scrub toxins from the air, as the case may be) in the case of a breach.
* '''Black''' pipes are ''waste''. Any gas flowing into these pipes will be transferred to the waste tank. This skips the general waste line's filters.
* '''Green''' and '''Yellow''' pipes are the ''primary'' or ''hot'' loop. Gas contained in the green pipes (the ''primary inlet'' section) is destined for the Supermatter chamber, where it will be briefly exposed to the crystal in order to absorb heat emitted. Once heated, the gas will be ejected into the yellow pipes (the ''primary outlet'' or ''circulation'' section), which will route it through the second half of the TEGs and, afterwards, return it to the primary inlet section for another trip around.
* '''Light Blue''' pipes are the ''secondary'' or ''cold'' loop. The gas in these pipes is kept as cool as possible by routing it through radiator tubes in space, which allow it to vent its heat safely into vacuum. It is then piped through one side of the TEGs.

=== Regulators ===
[[File:Image.png|thumb|Primary & Secondary H2 regulators.]]
There are four regulators in the engine room by default. Two of these are hydrogen coolant injectors for the primary and secondary loops; two are connected from those loops to the waste line.

The computer for the hydrogen tank in atmospherics can be set to output at maximum pressure to increase the speed of coolant loading. Underloading either loop can result in an inability to cool the core. Overloading the primary can result in low operating temperatures and possibly burst pipes, while overloading the secondary can lead to a loss of cooling capacity as the TEGs cannot pass gas along the resulting very shallow pressure gradient.

The two waste line regulators can be used to prevent loop overpressure by automatically discharging gas above a set limit (using the input pressure setting). Be careful with such a setting; generally, coolant loops become overpressured because they are overheating, and if said coolant is then dumped without solving the underlying cause, the consequence is a runaway overheat-pressure dump spiral. Further, remember that all dumped gas goes to the waste tank — if you put a lot of hydrogen, phoron and oxygen in there, it can catch fire and that may result in unfortunate consequences for the tank and anyone near its thin walls.

=== Coolant filtration ===
[[File:Map_sm_coolant.png|thumb|Coolant filtration.]]
At the port side of the engine room you will find three gas filters. Two of these are set in such a way as to remove all other gases beside the coolant — hydrogen, by default — from the loops. If you choose another coolant gas than hydrogen, do not forget to adjust them. Otherwise, they'll just filter out all of your precious gas into waste, leaving your engine without any coolant and quickly causing a delamination.

By default, the third filter connects only to the waste line. This filter is set to extract phoron from the pipe and pump it into a canister attached to a connector port nearby, instead of sending it to the waste tank. The amount produced isn't high, but phoron is a very useful gas. Waste not, want not. There is also a bypass T-valve that skips the filter in case you feel like it.

=== The heat exchanger ===
This array of pipes on the port side of the engine room attempts to equalize the temperatures between the connected loops directly, without requiring a pressure difference to operate like the TEGs. It is not extremely effective but can contribute in an emergency - generally around a 15% temperature/power reduction if sustained.

To operate it normally, open the primary-to-HX valve. It can also be used to transfer some relatively cold gas from secondary to primary by opening and closing the secondary-to-HX valve, then opening the primary-to-HX valve. If both valves are opened at the same time, problems will usually result.

=== The emitter ===
[File:Map_sm_emitter.png|thumb|The emitter in the core room.]]
An easy way to energize a Supermatter crystal is to fire a high-energy laser into it. There is one fixed to the floor in front of the reactor core for this exact reason. Once the rest of the Supermatter engine is properly configured and ready to go, opening the reactor blast doors and turning on the emitter will activate the Supermatter and, ideally, begin production of power. The more emitter shots that are fired into the engine, the more energetic the Supermatter becomes, and the more heat is produced - which, of course, leads to more power.

Do remember, however, that the Supermatter is vulnerable to high temperatures. Simply leaving the emitter on to fire indefinitely (without appropriate modifications to handle this) in the hopes of infinite heat and, therefore, infinite electricity is an easy way to cause problems. Even if the Supermatter doesn't explode, higher energy levels also translate to higher radiation output, which can leak out of the engine room and into various surrounding locations if it gets severe enough.

=== Putting it all together ===
So, now that all the various pieces of the engine are understood, it shouldn't be too difficult to move from this to a complete understanding of Supermatter engine theory.

Gas contained within the primary loop is piped into the reactor core, heated by the Supermatter, and then brought out again to run through the TEGs. On the other side of the same generator, gas from the secondary loop is being brought in from the radiators outside, freshly chilled and ready to work. The TEG takes the difference in the thermal energy between the loops (note that, while temperature ''does'' play an important role, it does not mean a TEG with a high primary temperature will generate more power compared to one with a lower primary temperature but more gas in the loop) and turns it into electricity, and, in the process, the primary loop bleeds heat into the secondary loop, keeping the engine from overheating. Both gas flows are then sent out to be heated and cooled in the same fashion indefinitely.

Put like this, it is an extremely simple process, and the Supermatter is, fortunately, mostly self-sustaining if the engine has been set up correctly. Once things are up and running, it shouldn't take more than the occasional check-in to make sure that things are continuing to run smoothly — barring any nasty accidents, of course.

== The setup process ==
Now that the engine is fully understood, it's time to begin thinking about how to operate it. The process of configuring the engine for safe running can be a fairly long one, but is actually very simple in practice — it just has a long list of steps that need to be carefully executed in order to ensure that everything is working properly.

=== Protective gear ===
Any engineer working in or near the engine room is highly encouraged to wear full protective gear at all times. Even the lowest output setups for the Supermatter are dangerous, and neglecting workplace safety is a good way to end up in the Morgue.
{| class="wikitable"
!Gear
!Icon
!Description
|-
!Radiation Suit and Hood
|[[File:Radhood.png|frameless]] [[File:Radsuit.png|frameless]]
|Together, these provide perfect protection from radiation in the engine room while the crystal is energized. There is no radiation protection sufficient to allow an organic human to survive in the core itself while energized.
|-
!Optical Meson Scanner
|[[File:Optical_meson_scanner.png|frameless]]
|While worn and turned on, these protect one's eyes from the harmful effects of directly viewing the energized Supermatter, preventing the wearer from hallucinating.
|-
!Geiger Counter
|[[File:Geiger.gif|frameless]]
|This handheld device, when switched on, can be examined to determine the amount of ambient radiation in an area, thus letting an engineer know when it is safe to remove the radiation suit. It'll also make audible clicks when the ambient radiation is above safe levels, regardless of where you have it stored on your person.
|-
!Gas Mask
|[[File:Gas_mask.png|frameless]]
|While the engine room is generally safe to breathe, pipe damage and improper gas handling may result in suboptimal atmospheric composition.
|}

=== Step one: Gas Injection ===
Typically, the engine will be set up using hydrogen as the only coolant. Assuming that's your chosen gas, use the injectors just fore and port of the core. Good values are output 500 kPa (about equivalent to a fully filled canister) for the primary and output 3500 kPa (between 3-4 full canisters) for the secondary.

If you halt coolant injection from the core control computer and then inject gas to the primary, the process is faster and more precise — an output of 2000 kPa is good in this case. Remember to turn off the regulator once that pressure is reached or you will vastly overpressurize the primary when you flip core injection back on.

If you do not intend to use hydrogen, you will have to fill canisters manually and wrench them into the provided connectors for both loops. The main idea is to create a large enough buffer to absorb the heat from the SM crystal.

=== Step two: Radiator Loop Setup ===
Now that the gas is injected, the engine is almost ready. The last thing to do before startup is to find the two gas pumps on the secondary loop, just next to each of the TEGs, and turn them on at MAX pressure. This will allow cold gas to gain the pressure necessary to flow through the circulator.

=== Step three: Startup ===
==== Pre-startup checklist ====
It is a good idea to go through this pre-startup checklist before you energize the core in order to ensure that you didn't miss any critical steps, as forgetting any part of engine setup is likely to result in a ''Torch''-shaking kaboom. Even assuming that you survive, you'll probably be fired, so:

# Is there gas in the primary loop and is core injection on? Meters should show upwards of 500 kPa in both green and yellow sections, the bottom/port circulator on the TEGs will be spinning slowly.
# Is there gas in the secondary loop and are the circulation pumps at maximum? Same process, upwards of 2000 kPa on meters and the top/starboard circulator should be slowly spinning.
# Are the waste filters enabled and set correctly?
# In the Supermatter Monitoring program, is the EPR at least 2 and not decreasing?

==== Activating the Supermatter ====
This is it. The moment of truth. Time to bring the engine online and bring sweet, sweet power flowing to the ship.

# You are already wearing your standard safety gear.
# Move into the engine control room, just outside the engine room itself, and open the reactor core shutters by pressing the button marked "Reactor Blast Doors".
# Activate the emitter by pressing the "Engine Emitter" button in the monitoring room, or clicking on the emitter itself while in the engine room.
# Allow the emitter to fire until the appropriate temperature is reached.
# Deactivate the emitter.
# Close the reactor blast doors.

Appropriate temperature depends on your desired output. A value of 3500 K is fairly safe and powerful. Do not exceed 5000 K, as that is when the crystal will start to delaminate, and ideally, the emitter should be stopped long before then, preferably before 4500 K.

Assuming that everything has gone smoothly, congratulations! The engine is now online, and you will in all likelihood not have to do anything with it for the rest of the round. Reheat may be required for significant power draw.

== Maintenance and emergencies ==
While the engine is designed to be mostly self-sustaining, some minor maintenance is needed to keep it running at optimal efficiency. Beyond this, it will occasionally be the case that some idiot messes with a vital component, or that a hapless trainee did something wrong during the setup that wasn't caught. In these cases, it is important to know how to identify the problem and how to repair it quickly, because an unhappy Supermatter is an exploding Supermatter.

=== Core re-energisation ===
The Supermatter slowly bleeds away the energy that was used to charge it. This, over time, results in a drop of output from the crystal, including temperature, radiation, and gas. This means that the Supermatter will have to be occasionally re-energized in order to maintain power output.

If you are unambitious, the initial startup should be enough to power the ship throughout the round. In the case of colossal drains on the power or other issues, though, it may be necessary to open up the reactor blast doors and fire the emitter into the Supermatter once again to bump up power output.

Re-energization may come after a significant amount of hydrogen has been drained from the primary by combustion into water, and as such the core's heat capacity may be reduced. Monitor the Supermatter's temperature from the control room as during startup and adjust the number of shots accordingly.

=== Supermatter monitoring ===
[[File:Image 2.png|thumb|The Supermatter monitoring room.]]
In order to make tracking the Supermatter's condition easier, engineering personnel have access to the Supermatter Monitoring program on the consoles located throughout the ship. This gives a readout of the Supermatter's current EER, temperature, integrity, and other associated variables. It will also display alerts if said values begin to approach adjustable safety thresholds.

If the Supermatter Monitoring program isn't giving any readings, then the Supermatter has been moved from its starting location. Better find it fast.

In addition to the Supermatter Monitoring program, the ''Torch'' has a built-in integrity monitoring program that will broadcast warnings if the Supermatter's integrity begins to drop. The first warning, given over the Engineering radio frequency, comes at 90% integrity. Should integrity continue to drop, further warnings will be broadcast, eventually switching to the common channel, warning personnel of the incoming disaster.

=== Engine diagnostics ===
If the Supermatter Monitoring program has indicated that there is a problem with the Supermatter, it is vital that the problem be identified and corrected as quickly as possible. Failure to do so will, more often than not, result in delamination. In order to diagnose the issue most effectively, it is recommended that newer engineers, without the experience necessary to make more educated guesses, follow these steps:

# Obtain all necessary protective gear.
# Visually inspect the emitter from the engine control room. If it is online, deactivate it.
# Use the Supermatter Monitoring program to check the Supermatter's status. If the core's EPR reading is lower than the normal for your chosen setup, it is likely that a coolant leak has occurred.
## In the case of a confirmed coolant leak, attempt to identify the cause. If a regulator was left on that should not have been on, turn it off; if a section of piping has been breached, replace it; and so on.
## With the cause of the coolant leak removed, proceed to Coolant Injection, as below.
# Check the engine room via the cameras.
## Search for any damage to walls or pipes, particularly around the Supermatter.
## If the reactor core is breached, proceed to the Core Breach section, below.
## Otherwise, repair the damage as quickly as possible, then continue.
# Check the Engine Core SMES in the power storage room. Does it have any power? Are its inputs and outputs turned on? If not, you need to very quickly come up with a plan to get power into the Engine Core subgrid, as this is the battery that runs all of the engine room machinery.
# Enter the engine room. Verify integrity of the piping and power supply wiring. If any pipes were removed/damaged, determine if the current piping is sufficient to ensure cooling. This usually means that the pipes either run into TEGs and back into the core, or to the emergency cooling valves and back into the core. If the TEG pipes are damaged, but emergency cooling valves aren't, activate emergency cooling valves to keep the core stabilised, and perform repairs to pipes.
# Begin checking all the machinery. Is the APC receiving enough power to run circulation? If not, either replace the APC cell, or ensure a sufficient amount of power for it to operate (usually done by adjusting SMES settings or, if the SMESes are damaged, by installing an emergency PACMAN generator).
# Check the TEGs. Are they operating properly? Are they wrenched down properly?
# Is all the machinery behaving as it should? If a machine appears to be malfunctioning, attempt to bypass it or otherwise resolve the situation depending on which machine is causing failure.
# '''If, at any point in this process, core integrity drops below 30%, emergency core ejection is recommended''' to ensure preservation of ship structure (and the lives of the crew). After this, full investigation is recommended to determine cause of failure. Appropriate actions (at the discretion of the Chief Engineer, or other Command staff) should be taken.

Finally, if you have verified that everything is in working order and, yet, not working, don't be afraid to ahelp about possible bugs (or pleading for guidance).

=== Gas replacement ===
Most issues with the engine short of a breach or other structural damage ultimately come down to employing this method. As such, all engineers working with the engine should be familiar with it.

If the engine temperature is approaching or beyond safety thresholds, it is possible to vent all gas from the primary loop by pressing the Emergency Core Vent Control button in the control room. This will open a set of shutters and expose the reactor core to space, sucking all gas out of the Supermatter chamber and, over time, the primary loop. Once this overheated gas is removed, the shutters can then be closed, and replacement gas can be injected into the engine as during setup. Since all of the overheated gas has been vented, this will essentially reset the engine temperature.

'''Warning:''' The Supermatter will lose integrity rapidly while there is no gas in the loop! If the Supermatter's integrity is already at critical levels, do not use this method!

=== Coolant injection ===
When the engine is destabilizing, but a full loop replacement is not warranted, it may be wise to inject some colder gas directly into the primary loop to cool the Supermatter and prevent further loss of integrity. This is usually just a band-aid function used to buy time unless the only issue was that the gas was somehow lost.

Usually, this is done using the same type of gas that was originally placed into the primary loop. If a different gas is available, however, it may be prudent to inject a different gas that the filters are set to remove from the system. This gas will equalize temperatures with the gas already in the primary loop, then be ejected directly into space, essentially removing heat from the loop outright and providing a helpful emergency temperature drop. This '''only''' works if the new gas has a better specific heat than the existing coolant. Otherwise, the bad new gas drowns out the good old gas in the core, rapidly gains temperature (thereby erasing any benefit the new gas might have had), and is only ejected after worsening the situation. For hydrogen, the only better commonly available gas is phoron.

==== Emergency cooling valves ====
In addition to the radiator pipe loops extending into space, the Supermatter engine is fitted with a heat exchanger array and emergency bypass valves. These valves may be used either to help the core cool down a bit, or to drastically change the gas characteristics in both loops.

The heat exchangers, under normal operating conditions, are not used. They are connected to both primary and secondary loops, and, when gas is flowing through attached pipes, will help to equalize the temperature between them, which will generally reduce the temperature of gas flowing to the Supermatter at the cost of proportionally reducing power output. In order to enable the heat exchangers, click on the Emergency Cooling Valve beside them.

In even more dire circumstances, an immediate and substantial temperature drop may be required. In this case, if the heat exchangers are already enabled, it is possible to simply join the loops together, mixing the gases contained therein and immediately equalizing temperatures. This will almost completely eliminate power output, but will drastically lower temperature at least once. Returning to operation will require closing the valves, refilling the secondary loop (as much of its contents will have been shifted to primary), and possibly removing gas from the primary loop. Be aware that the amount of gas transferred to primary may cause pipe leaks if not carefully managed.

=== Emergency core ejection ===
[[File:SM Emergency Buttons.png|left|thumb|1: Emergency Core Vent Control. 2: Engine Access Hatch 3: Emergency Engine Room Vents. 4: Emergency Core Eject.]]
The ultimate answer to Supermatter-related troubles on board the ship. If things are going rapidly south and delamination seems imminent, Engineering has the ability to eject the Supermatter from the ship entirely.

Doing so is a fairly simple process. Open the reactor core to space with the Emergency Core Vent Control button (1), then press the Emergency Core Eject button (3) and pray.

=== Power restoration ===
When the Core SMES fails, such as by being destroyed or by running dry after its charging input was turned off, you must immediately take emergency action to restore power to the engine room. Without it, none of the machinery in the engine will function, and the Supermatter will be left to slowly heat itself up to the point of delamination.

How precisely to restore power depends on how it was lost to begin with. If the SMES was destroyed, it will be necessary to wire up a PACMAN or other alternate source of power in its place. If wires were merely cut, they will need to be repaired.

=== Core breach ===
A core breach is a very dangerous situation in which the Supermatter chamber is compromised. There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of core breach, and each is handled in a slightly different way.

===== Inner breach =====
An inner breach occurs when walls, windows, or airlocks between the engine core and the engine room are destroyed or left open. This situation is very dangerous, because the high-temperature hot gases will merge with the engine room atmosphere. If the engine was set up using phoron or hydrogen in its primary loop, this is particularly bad, as the oxygen in the engine room provides the perfect oxidizer for a raging inferno.

Breaches are some of the most dangerous issues that the engine might face. The immediate concern during any breach is the repair of said breach through any means necessary. If this is not possible, the engineering crew may be left with no choice but to eject the Supermatter.

===== Outer breach =====
An outer breach occurs when walls (or blast doors) between the engine core and space are damaged to a degree that causes a gas leak. If this occurs, gas levels will very quickly reach zero.

As with inner breaches, the primary concern with an outer breach is the sealing of the open area and restoration of engine core integrity. Unlike an inner breach, however, there is no chance that gas can be contained to keep cooling the core, so new coolant must be constantly injected to prevent very fast delamination.

Once the breach has been sealed, it is important to restore gas flow in the primary loop to its previous levels.

=== Cold start ===
If, for some reason, the Engine Core SMES is completely devoid of charge and the engine is not online, the emitter will not be able to fire, and thus the engine will not be able to start, and even if a portable laser is used, there will be no coolant being pumped through the core to actually generate power (and avoid exploding) afterwards. In this situation, a "cold start" is necessary. There are many different ways to do this, most of which consist of rigging up a temporary power source to enable coolant flow, coax a few shots from the emitter, and bring the Supermatter online. This is very uncommon.

* Use the solars. They are connected by default. Just make sure the engine room SMES is charging from them.
* Replace the engine room APC's cell with a charged one. Continue as normal.
* PACMAN assisted jump start. Enable charging on the engine SMES at full power, optionally cutting the SMES room off from the main grid. Connect a PACMAN portable generator with a wrench to the input or output cables of the engine room SMES, or to the engine room's own network. Turn on the PACMAN generator and wait a while for the engine room SMES to charge, if applicable, then turn its output on, or just make sure there's coolant going through the loops and fire the emitter if not applicable. Remember that the PACMAN generator needs solid phoron as fuel (the PACMAN in engineering storage starts half-full).

=== Manual ejection ===
It's possible that automatic ejection can fail due to negligence, or otherwise not work correctly if systems have been damaged. The Supermatter core sits atop a mass driver, and that mass driver isn't indestructible. It's possible something has gone wrong, such as:

# The mass driver is destroyed or not operational.
# Someone forgot to open the blast doors to space before pressing the mass driver button.
# The Supermatter core was somehow moved out of its default position.

Whatever the case may be, a failing Supermatter that fails to eject from the reactor core is the worst possible scenario that the core can be in. If this happens, there's only one solution: someone has to '''manually enter the reactor room and drag the Supermatter.''' This is, quite possibly, the most dangerous thing you can possibly do aboard the ship. It's the one scenario where someone has to either directly interact with the Supermatter core or let it delaminate. Just kidding. Use a gravikinetic tool (which are found in select hardsuits and can be printed for mechs) to move the core back into position or out into space as required without entering the chamber. Going into a chamber with an active crystal to drag it around is suicide for anyone not immune to radiation. You will not accomplish anything before being incapacitated and dying ignominiously.

As long as the Supermatter is on a ship z-level, the ''Torch'' will feel the aftershocks of the blast, though of course the explosive damage is sharply range-limited.

== Upgrades and customization ==
The Supermatter engine, despite the delicacy of its central component, is made to be easily customizable according to the whims of the engineers working on it. It is entirely possible to make substantial alterations to the engine that will greatly increase its output — though, of course, it is also possible for these alterations to result in complete and total engine failure. Experiment at your own risk, and ideally test these ideas out on your own private server before bringing them onto the game proper. A few of the more common methods of customization are listed below.

=== Gas mixes ===
Every engineer has their own preferences for gas amounts when it comes to setting up the engine, and they will argue endlessly about which setups are most efficient, safest, or most powerful.

It should also be understood that more gas is not always better than less gas. As a general rule, the secondary loop works best with more gas inside it, as denser gases have an easier time radiating heat, while the primary loop absorbs heat more easily with less gas.

=== Radiation collector arrays ===
Often referred to as RCAs, these devices may be installed close to the core to harness some of its radiation output as extra energy. They work best when placed very close to the core, generally right up against its windows, to catch more of the radiation. You can scavenge a few RCAs from Maintenance, or, if you can convince the Deck Chief to be helpful, order them from Supply under the label "Collector Crate".

Setting up an RCA is a relatively simple matter: simply wire the spot you intend to place it up to a power line, drag the collector there, wrench it into place, insert a phoron tank, and turn it on. Do not attempt to put them inside the core chamber. They explode. They are also capped to 500 kW output at present, with actual output dependent on both incoming radiation and how much phoron you have in the tank (so cooling the phoron used to fill the tank will result in higher output).

Note also that their fairly low power means they're not that useful when competing against TEGs. It may be more helpful to wire them to the engine room APC, so it can better power itself in case external factors affect its SMES.

=== SMES upgrades ===
Engineering Storage contains some spare parts for SMES units. You can scavenge a total of six regular coils, six transmission coils and six capacitance coils from Hard Storage, the Shield Room, and First Deck Aux Storage. Some other SMESes can be cannibalized for more parts. For details on how to use these to upgrade the SMES units, see the SMES page.

Generally, the Supermatter output SMESes are the single best place to use transmission coils.

=== Adding TEGs ===
This is fairly rare, but possible, and can provide a substantial boost in power if the ship is feeling especially thirsty. You can order parts for another TEG from Supply, assemble it within the engine room, and wire it up. So long as the pipes are appropriately attached, it should function identically to the pre-installed units.

=== Gas selection ===
It is worth mentioning that different gasses can be used to run the engine. If you dare to choose another gas, don't forget to adjust the coolant filtration. The most important quality for any gas used is specific heat. The higher it is, the more energy it takes to heat up. For a given amount of gas, a type with higher specific heat will be at a lower temperature for equivalent energy transfer across the TEG, meaning the setup is both safer for the same output and capable of better output without delaminating. This effect is more pronounced in the primary loop, where using less gas of higher quality may be preferable.

==== [[File:Canister_hydrogen.png|frameless]] Hydrogen ====
'''(Standard)''' Hydrogen is the standard coolant and the one that most engineers are likely to use. It has a much higher heat capacity (100 J/mol*K) than CO2 or N2, which means that the engine will run at lower temperatures for isobaric equivalent power. However, hydrogen is not inert, and when combined with oxygen in the core, will create water, slowly siphoning off your coolant. This will be evidenced by a sustained fire within the reactor core itself, which is perfectly safe under normal circumstances, but which can quickly become extremely lethal in the case of a reactor breach, or lead to part of the containment melting if overheated. By default, the omni-filters are set to filter hydrogen.

==== [[File:Canister nitrogen.png|frameless]] Nitrogen ====
Nitrogen is the worst of the gases available for use in the engine. It has a specific heat of 20 J/mol*K, which results in nitrogen engine configurations running at high temperatures while simultaneously failing to produce the amount of power afforded by other setups. It's fairly inert and plentiful, at least. Its only particularly special feature is that it slightly lowers EER gain from oxygen.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Carbon Dioxide ====
Carbon dioxide is a single step up from nitrogen in terms of usability. It has a specific heat of 30 J/mol*K, meaning that the engine will run at a lower temperature (than nitrogen) for isobaric equivalent power. It is still inefficient, but it is better than nitrogen and safer than oxygen or phoron in the case of a reactor breach.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Helium ====
Helium is fairly good for an inert gas. It has a specific heat of 80 J/mol*K, so not quite as good as hydrogen, but almost. It's mildly rare aboard, but not so much as phoron. Its biggest issue is that you cannot filter it like other gases (that is, it lacks an option in the omni-filters).

==== [[File:Canister phoron.png|frameless]] Phoron ====
Gaseous phoron is hard to come by, but has double the heat capacity (200 J/mol*K) of hydrogen, allowing it to operate at the lowest temperatures for isobaric equivalent power for any common gas. Phoron will also react violently with oxygen at high temperatures in a similar manner to hydrogen, producing carbon dioxide.

==== [[File:Canister oxygen.png|frameless]] Oxygen ====
Using oxygen (specific heat 20 J/mol*K) as coolant for the primary loop results in bad engine output while slowly pushing the EER towards 400 MeV/cm^3 (if above a certain percentage concentration). It can be helpful if you want to run a setup without an emitter.

==== [[File:Canister_n2o.png|frameless]] Nitrous Oxide ====
Nitrous oxide (N2O) has a specific heat of 40 J/mol*K. Being an oxidizer, it lacks the advantages of the inert types, though it also lacks the drawbacks of the volatile types. It doesn't share oxygen's special EER increase mechanic.

Note that running the Supermatter with phoron, oxygen or carbon dioxide in the primary loop will result in a pressure buildup that may require monitoring, as it will not be scrubbed. It is unlikely to be an issue unless you are operating at high EER for a sustained period.
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Guide to Robotics

2025-12-17T19:08:23Z

Rootoo: Adds some detail to advanced engineering toolset, cleans some spacing in the augment table

For the aspiring [[Roboticist]], this guide will explain the creation and maintenance of Prosthetics, Robots, augments, exosuits, and bots.

== Cybernetic Repairs - FBPs, IPCs, and Prosthetics ==
[[File:Robotics analyzer readout ipc.png|thumb|Robot analyzer output for a damaged IPC.]]
For lore on prosthetics and FBPs, see [[Prosthetics]].

Part of the duty of the ship’s Roboticist is the repair and maintenance of the Torch’s mechanical crew: [[Positronics|IPCs]], FBPs (i.e. “Full Body Prosthetics”), and the various prosthetics used by the crew.

In order to diagnose a robotic patient, scan them them with your [[File:Robot analyzer.png|frameless]] '''robot analyzer''' — this will give you a readout of their health, including brute damage and electronic damage (i.e. burns), as well as any damage to internal parts.

Most damage to prosthetic limbs can simply be repaired with a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welder''' (for brute damage) or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (for burns). However, if the damage becomes too severe or damage to internal parts becomes an issue, you will need to bring the patient to an operating table and perform repairs there.

Mechanically, Robotics procedures function the same way as Surgery, except that you’re operating on mechanical patients rather than organic ones. See the [[Guide to Surgery]] for more details on surgical setup.

Working with robotic patients simplifies operations in a few ways — your patients don't feel pain and don't need to be unconscious during surgery, have fewer “organs” to worry about, and are (usually) stable enough that they won't die on your table. Robotic repairs follow a different system than organic medical procedures, however, as detailed below.

For conducting internal repairs, IPCs and FBPs have the following internal parts:
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
!Organ
!Icon
!Description
|-
!Positronic Brain<br>(IPC only)<br> - or - <br>MMI<br>(FBP only)
|[[File:Postronic brain.gif|frameless]] [[File:Man machine interface.png|frameless]]
|The patient's brain. IPCs have a positronic brain (a very advanced computer), which is located in the upper body — FBPs have a Man-Machine Interface (or MMI - a brain in a jar), which is located in the head.
This is where the patient's “self” is stored: total destruction of the brain means the patient is dead for good, so take good care of it! Note that unlike organic patients, positronics and MMIs can survive just fine outside the body — if a patient is truly scrapped, feel free to take the brain out and put in on your desk while you work.
|-
!Microbattery
|[[File:Microbattery.png|frameless]]
|The patient's power source. Located in the upper body.

Damaged batteries hold less charge, and a missing or destroyed battery can't charge at all. Without charge, your patient will fall unconscious and start taking continuous brain damage. Outside of direct damage to the brain, this is the only thing that can kill a robotic patient! Fix missing/damaged batteries as soon as possible — they can be replaced with cells from the Prosthetic Organ Fabricator in the Robotics OR.

The microbattery contains a power cell — by default an advanced power cell capable of storing 1000Wh. This cell can be replaced by using a screwdriver on the microbattery to open its panel, using a crowbar to remove the old cell, adding the new cell, and using the screwdriver again to close the microbattery.

In a pinch, you can leave a patient with a dead battery in a Cyborg Recharging Station to put them on “life support” and buy some time, or you can remove their brain to protect it from the constant damage.
|-
!Optical Sensors
|[[File:Robot eyes.png|frameless]]
|The eyes. Located in the head.

Destroyed or missing optical sensors cause blindness — not lethal, but still important to fix. Replacement optical sensors can be printed from the Prosthetic Organ Fabricator in the Robotics Operating Room.
|}
Additionally, you may encounter the following:

*'''Augments''': Various mechanical devices designed to provide the user with additional skills or capabilities. Usable by both organic and mechanical patients, and can be taken in character setup or installed by a Roboticist — see the [[Guide to Robotics#Augments|Augments]] section.
*'''Prosthetic organs''': Synthetic organs designed to replace missing ones in otherwise organic patients. Due to the nature of prosthetic organs (i.e. you need to saw into a meat-person to get at them), repairing prosthetic organs is usually the responsibility of the [[Physician|Physicians]] — you might still be called up to advise, however.

====Tools ====
When conducting robotic repairs, you'll want the following tools available:
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="4" |Standard Tools
! colspan="4" |Separate Items
|-
|[[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]]
|Welding Tool
|[[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]]
|Crowbar
|[[File:Multitool.png|frameless]]
|Multitool
|[[File:Exosuit fabricator.png|frameless]]
|Exosuit Fabricator
''<small>(For printing parts)</small>''
|-
|[[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]]
|Cable Coil
|[[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]]
|Wirecutters
|[[File:Robot analyzer.png|frameless]]
|Robot Analyzer
''<small>(For diagnosis)</small>''
|[[File:Welding goggles.png|frameless]]
|Welding Mask/Goggles
''<small>(For protecting your eyes)</small>''
|-
|[[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]]
|Screwdriver
|[[File:Wrench.png|frameless]]
|Wrench
|[[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]]
|Nanopaste
|[[File:Surgical kit.png|frameless]]
|Surgical Kit ''<small>(Optional)</small>''
|}
Depending on the task at hand, you may find yourself needing other tools as well — spare cells and parts, MMIs (empty or otherwise), and advanced trauma kits may all be needed depending on the surgery. Consult the List of Procedures below to determine what extra parts you'll need for a given surgery.

You might also find it useful to carry a '''roller bed'''. This lets you perform on-the-spot surgery without needing to bring your patient back to the Operating Table, and also lets you move your patients safely — just like organic patients, dragging damaged robots (including Bound Synthetics) around on the ground can cause serious injury!

====Skills====
Like standard surgery, robotic surgery is — in-character, at least — a complicated process and requires certain [[skills]] in order to perform successfully. Robotic surgery requires the following:

*For metal-on-metal (e.g. FBP or working on robotic internal organs inside robotic body part) '''<u>Experienced Complex Devices</u>''' is needed.
*For metal-on-meat (e.g. installing robotic parts inside organic bodies) both '''<u>Basic Complex Devices</u>''' and '''<u>Trained Anatomy</u>''' are needed.

Each missing skill level in either Complex Devices or Anatomy applies a stacking chance of failure, so it's not advisable to attempt unskilled robotics procedures unless the situation is very dire.

Note that Roboticists are not surgical professionals and should not be operating on organic patients (even for amputations or prosthetic installations) – that's the Surgeon's job. Likewise, Surgeons should not be conducting robotics repairs (excluding limb installations and repairs on augments/prosthetic organs inside of organic patients), regardless of mechanical skill levels.

Higher levels of Complex Devices increases the speed at which you perform robotic surgery steps. Additionally, you may want to invest in '''<u>Construction</u>''' and/or '''<u>Electrical Engineering</u>''' — these skills determine how effective you are at repairing brute and burn damage, respectively.

===List of Procedures===
Certain tools incur a penalty to success chances when used in a surgery step, marked in parentheses. Base success chance is also affected by Complex Devices skill. For a full list of tools capable of performing each repair step (including some inadvisable ones), see the Improvised Repairs table.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="2" |Improvised Repairs
|-
!Repair Type
!Equivalents
|-
! rowspan="2"| Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch
|Unscrew/Secure Maintenance Hatch – Hand Drill (100%), Screwdriver (60%), Coin (30%), Knife (40%)
|-
|Open/Close Maintenance Hatch – Hydraulic Prying Tool (80%), Crowbar (60%), Retractor (40%), Kitchen Utensil (Fork, Spoon, Table Knife, etc.) (30%)
|-
! rowspan="2" |Robotic Limb Repair
|Repair damage to prosthetic - Arc Welder (50%), Welding Tool (35%), Plasma Cutter (25%), [[Guide to Psionics#Psychokinesis|Psiblade (Master+) (100%)]]
|-
|Repair burns on prosthetic - Cable Coil (50%)
|-
! rowspan="2" |Structural Support Repair
|Begin/Finish structural support repair – Welding Tool (50%), Duct Tape (30%), Bone Gel (30%)
|-
|Realign support – Wrench (70%), Bone Setter (50%)
|-
!Amputation
|Amputate limb – Circular Saw (100%), Hatchet (75%)
|-
!Limb Replacement Surgery
|Connect limb – Hemostat (100%), Cable Coil (75%), Mousetrap (20%)
|-
!Reinforce Robotic Limb
| Reinforce Limb – Nanopaste (50%)
|-
!Robotic Organ Repair
|Repair prosthetic organ – Nanopaste (60%), Hand Drill (50%), Screwdriver (30%), Bone Gel (20%)
|-
! rowspan="3"|Robotic Organ Removal
|Decouple prosthetic organ – Multitool (70%)
|-
|Remove internal organ – Hemostat (100%), Wirecutters (75%), Knife (75%), Hydraulic Prying Tool (50%), Fork (20%)
|-
|Remove MMI – Hemostat (100%), Wirecutters (75%), Fork (20%)
|-
!Robotic Organ Transplantation
|Reattach prosthetic organ – Hand Drill (70%), Screwdriver (50%)
|-
|}

'''Note:''' Often prosthetic-users will have taken damage on several parts at once. For ease of repair and speed, remember to use the numpad body-part selection hotkeys.
{| style="width: 100%;"
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch">Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch</div>
''<small>The first and last step of most robotics procedures.</small>''
|-
|To open:

#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (60%) or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (100%) to unscrew the hatch on the target body part.
#Use a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' (60%), [[File:Retractor.png|frameless]] '''retractors''' (40%), or [[File:Hydraulic prying tool.gif|frameless]] '''hydraulic prying tool''' (80%) to open the hatch.

Reverse steps to close the hatch.
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! <div id="Robotic Limb Repair">Robotic Limb Repair</div>
''<small>For fixing brute and burn damage to various robotic body parts.</small>''

''<small>Minor damage can be fixed externally. Only more severe injuries require surgery.</small>''
|-
|
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the target body part.]]
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (35%) to repair brute damage, or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (50%) to repair burn damage.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Structural Support Repair">Structural Support Repair</div>
''<small>For fixing robotic bones.</small>''

''<small>You can use medical splints to provide a quick fix for broken robotic limbs.</small>''
|-
|
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (50%) to begin structural support repair.
#Use a [[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] '''wrench''' (70%) to realign the structural support.
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (50%) to finish structural support repair.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Amputation">Amputation</div>
''<small>For removing parts that are totally scrapped.</small>''

''<small>Works the same on robotic and organic limbs.</small>''
|-
|
#Aim for the body part you wish to amputate.
# Use a [[File:Circular saw.png|frameless]] '''circular saw''' (100%) to amputate the limb.
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Limb Replacement Surgery">Limb Replacement Surgery</div>
''<small>Replacing missing limbs or severed heads.</small>''

''<small>Works for installing prosthetics and replacing robot parts alike.</small>''
|-
|
# Use a [[File:Circular saw.png|frameless]] '''circular saw''' (100%) to amputate the existing limb and/or stump, if one is present.
#Print a '''limb''' from the Exosuit Fabricator, and attach it to the patient.
#Use a [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' (100%) or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (75%) to connect the tendons and such.
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! <div id="Reinforce Robotic Limb">Reinforce Robotic Limb</div>

''<small>For making brittle parts non-brittle.</small>''
|-
|
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the robotic maintenance hatch on the target body part]].
#Apply [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' (50%) to reinforce.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Repair">Robotic Organ Repair</div>

''<small>Fixing busted batteries, pulverized positronics, and other damaged robotic organs.</small>''

''<small>See [[Guide to Robotics#MMI Repair|MMI Repair]] for fixing MMIs.</small>''
|-
|For reference:

*Microbatteries and positronic brains are in the upper body.
*MMIs and optical sensors are in the head.
*Augment location varies depending on the type of augment.

Note: MMIs require a different procedure to fix (see “MMI Repair”).

Note: Optical sensors and prosthetic eyes can be fixed externally, by targeting the patient's eyes with '''nanopaste''' or a '''screwdriver'''.

#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
#Use [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' (60%), [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (30%), or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (50%) to repair the organ's mechanisms.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Removal">Robotic Organ Removal</div>

''<small>Removal of batteries, brains, etc.</small>''
|-
|
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
#Use a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] '''multitool''' (70%). This will open up a window asking you which organ you'd like decouple.
#Use a [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' (100%) or [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' (75%) to extract the organ. This will open up a window asking you which loose organ you'd like to remove.
#Follow [[Guide to Robotics#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]] steps, if replacing the organ.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Transplantation">Robotic Organ Transplantation</div>

''<small>Re-insertion of batteries, brains, etc.</small>''
|-
|
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
# Use the organ you intend to transplant on the patient.
#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (50%) or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (70%) to reattach the organ.
#[[Guide to Robotics#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="MMI Repair">MMI Repair</div>

''<small>For fixing bruised MMIs.</small>''
|-
|
#Remove the [[File:Man machine interface.png|frameless]] '''MMI''' from the patient (see [[Guide to Robotics#Robotic Organ Removal|Robotic Organ Removal]]).
#Use an [[File:Advanced trauma kit.png|frameless]] '''advanced trauma kit''' on the MMI until it is no longer damaged.
#Reinstall the MMI in the patient, if desired (see [[Guide to Robotics#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]]).
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Extracting organs from detached body parts">Extracting organs from detached body parts</div>

''<small>For removing brains from decapitated heads for MMI-ification.</small>''

''<small>Works for other organs too.</small>''
|-
|
#Place the body part on any surface, or hold it in hand.
#Use the [[File:Scalpel.png|frameless]] '''scalpel''' to cut the body part open.
#Use the [[File:Retractor.png|frameless]] '''retractor''' to crack the body part open.
#Use the [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' to extract an organ. Repeated applications will yield further organs, until all organs present in the body part have been removed.
|}
|
|}

===Full Body Prosthetics and Man-Machine Interfaces===
Sometimes the unthinkable happens: a person is so catastrophically injury that only their brain can be salvaged. All is not lost, however — we can rebuild them!

In the event of such an injury, the brain can be placed in an Man-Machine Interface (MMI), a complex life support system that keeps the brain alive outside the body. The Roboticist is then responsible for the construction of a Full Body Prosthetic (FBP): a new, cybernetic body for the patient. Unlike bound synthetics, FBPs keep their free will and personalities intact. To construct an FBP:

#Print the following parts from the Exosuit Fabricator, under the “Cyborg” tab:
#*Cyborg Head
#* Cyborg Torso
#*2x Cyborg Legs (one left, one right)
#*2x Cyborg Arms (one left, one right)
#Insert '''cable coil''' and a '''power cell''' into the Cyborg Torso. The torso will serve as the base for your FBP.
#Insert '''2x Flash''' into the Cyborg Head.
# Attach the head to the torso. You will be prompted to choose a source species and a name for the body.
#Attach the arms and legs to the torso as usual for prosthetic repairs (see [[Guide to Robotics#Limb Replacement Surgery|Limb Replacement Surgery]]).
#Finally, you will need an MMI for the machine. Open up the head and install the MMI (see [[Guide to Robotics#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]]).

On some occasions, you may need to remove a brain from its MMI — mainly, if the patient has decided they'd rather die than live with the existential horror of being a brain-jar. To do so, swipe your ID through the MMI in order to unlock it (you'll need either Robotics or Medical access), then remove the brain. Just be sure to get this cleared with your higher-ups first so you're not charged with murder.

'''Note:''' MMI-ing a living person for no reason is highly illegal and tantamount to murder, as is “borg-ing” them. While an MMI is an effective way to save someone from certain death, it is an extremely traumatic and debilitating process - only do so if you are sure it is the patient's wishes.

==Bound Synthetics - Robots, Borgs, and Drones ==
Similarly, the Roboticist is in charge of repairing, upgrading, and occasionally constructing the ship's [[Robot|bound synthetics]]: the station-bound robots, borgs, and drones tasked with helping the station's inhabitants in their daily life. Like some IPCs, each bound synthetic is shackled to a set of laws which they must follow ([[Traitor|except when they're not]]).

===Bound Synthetic Maintenance===
[[File:Robotics analyzer readout stationbound.png|thumb|Robot analyzer output for a damaged station-bound synthetic.]]
Bound synthetics may come to you with any number of problems. Here's how to deal with them most of the time.

Diagnosing a bound synthetic functions the same as diagnosing any other robotic patient — scan them with the '''robot analyzer''' to get a readout of the synthetic's health.

Bound synthetics can receive two types of damage: '''brute''' (from physical trauma) and '''electronics''' (i.e. burns). Unlike IPCs and FBPs, who can take both internal and external damage, damage to bound synthetics is simply the sum of electronics and brute damage on all parts. If a part becomes too damaged, it may be destroyed — it will be unable to be repaired and must be replaced with a new part from the Exosuit Fabricator, though destroyed parts still contribute to the overall damage on the synthetic.

Conducting repairs (or upgrades) on a bound synthetic is a matter of opening their internal mechanisms, applying whatever modifications you intend to do, and resealing them. Steps for each degree of opening a bound synthetic, as well as the repairs/upgrades that can be applied at that step, are listed below.

*Externally, you can use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' to repair brute damage to the bound synthetic (so long as the damaged parts aren't totally destroyed). This does not require the robot's maintenance panel to be opened. Be sure to use protective eyewear while welding if you like not being blind.
*Likewise, you can externally apply [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' to the synthetic to repair both brute and electronics damage. Bear in mind that nanopaste is limited use.

#Swipe an ID with Robotics access to unlock the panel to begin opening the bound synthetic.
#[[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''Crowbar''' open the panel.
#*Here, you can apply upgrade modules by printing them from the Exosuit Fabricator and inserting them in the bound synthetic. See the [[Guide to Robotics#Upgrades|Upgrades]] section for a list of upgrade modules. Two modules of note are:
#**'''Reset Module:''' Once a bound synthetic chooses a module (Engineer, Janitor, Security, etc.), they cannot change the module without your help. Applying the Reset upgrade allows you to manually reset the synthetic's module and allow it the option of choosing a new one.
#**'''Emergency Restart Module:''' Used to force a restart of a disabled-but-repaired robot, bringing it back online. Effectively, if a synthetic has been “killed”, this will attempt to pull the player's ghost back into the robot body.
#Remove the bound synthetic's power cell by clicking on it with an empty hand.
#*You can upgrade the synthetic's power cell at this point by swapping the cell with a higher-capacity cell. Note: The default power cell in bound synthetics is an advanced power cell with a rating of 1,000Wh. The Science Department can research power cells that exceed 3,000Wh.
#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' to expose the wires.
#*Using [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' at this point repairs electronics damage (i.e. burns) on any parts that aren't destroyed.
#*Using [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' and/or a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] '''multitool''' allows you to access the synthetic's wiring panel, including the LawSync, AI Link, and Module Lock. See the [[Guide to Robotics#Wiring Panel|Wiring Panel]] section for details.
#*Using a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' at this point allows you to remove parts from the synthetic, letting you replace damaged and destroyed parts with new ones from the Exosuit Fabricator. To add a part, simply click on the synthetic with the new part in-hand. Robot parts are as follows:
#** '''Actuator:''' Allows the robot to move.
#**'''Armour plating:''' Protects the robot from damage. Usually first module to be damaged. Flying synthetics can instead only use '''light armour plating''', which offers less protection with about half the health. Non-flying robots can be equipped with light armour plating, but gain no benefit from doing so.
#**'''Binary communication device:''' Enables communications over the binary channel, allowing the robot to speak with with other bound synthetics and any AIs.
#**'''Camera:''' Enables cyborg vision.
#**'''Power cell:''' Stores power. Without it, the robot is forced to emergency backup power and can't function. Unlike the other components, the power cell is removed by hand at Step 3.
#** '''Radio:''' Enables radio communications over the common channel and any other channels the robot may have access to.
#**'''Self-diagnosis unit:''' Analyses cyborg's modules, providing damage readouts and basic information.
#Use [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' to cut all five wires in the synthetic's wiring panel.
#*Use a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' at this step to dismantle the synthetic, removing their brain (positronic, MMI, or ai-circuit, depending on the type of synthetic) and destroying the head. Useful if the synthetic has been damaged beyond all repair, or if you plan on transferring the brain to another chassis for whatever reason.

To close the synthetic, simply repeat your steps in reverse order: mend the wires, un-expose the wiring panel with the screwdriver, return the power cell, crowbar the maintenance panel shut, and re-swipe your ID in order to lock the maintenance panel.

====Wiring Panel ====
Bound synthetics that have had their programming tampered with can be repaired by resetting their AI connection and LawSync status, by manually pulsing the wiring. In the unlikely event that an AI goes crazy, a trained Roboticist or other technician should be able to sever the connection to the AI entirely by cutting the correct wire.

There are three lights in the cyborg with three corresponding wires:

*'''LawSync''': If this light is on, it means that any laws uploaded to the AI are also uploaded to the bound synthetic. The bound synthetic cannot be given different laws to the AI as long as this is on. This light will turn off if the AI Link light is off, regardless of wire status.
**''Pulsing'' does nothing.
**''Cutting'' will do nothing, as long as the AI link light is on. If the AI link light is off, cutting and then turning the AI link back on will cause the bound synthetic to be slaved to an AI, but not synced with its laws.
**''Mending'' this wire will turn the LawSync light back on as long as the AI link light is also on. The bound synthetic will then resume syncing with the AI's laws. If the AI link light is off, mending this will turn the light on, only for it to turn off again.
*'''AI Link''': If this light is on, it shows that the bound synthetic is slaved to an AI and must follow that AI's orders.
**''Pulsing'' this wire allows you to pick an AI for the bound synthetic to be slaved to if there are multiple AIs. If there is only one AI, pulsing this will simply turn it on and slave the bound synthetic to it, if it is off.
**''Cutting'' this wire will cause the synthetic to be unslaved from the AI and bound only by its laws. This also turns off LawSync, as the cyborg has no AI to sync to.
**''Mending'' this wire does nothing. You need to pulse it to reconnect it to an AI.
*'''Module Lock''': If this light is on, the module of the bound synthetic cannot be changed.
** ''Pulsing'' this will reset the module of a cyborg and allow it to pick a new one.
**''Cutting'' this wire will cause the bound synthetic to be locked to the standard module and be unable to change or use any items. They can still remote control devices however.
**''Mending'' this wire will allow the bound synthetic to change modules.

An emagged bound synthetic will have no LawSync or AI link and cannot be reset.

Remember, bound synthetics are very expensive! Do not destroy them unless the cyborg is completely out of control, and resetting the AI and LawSync status doesn't work.

====Upgrades====
Bound synthetics can have various upgrades applied to them. Upgrades can be printed from the fabricator, and can be applied to a synthetic that has an open panel. Note that some upgrades can only be applied to certain types of synthetic.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Upgrade
!Description
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
|-
!Emergency restart module
|Used to force a restart of a disabled-but-repaired robot, bringing it back online.
| 60000 Steel
5000 Glass
|–
|-
!Floodlight module
|Used to boost cyborg's integrated light intensity.
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Optical matrix shielding
| Provides shielding for the optical matrix, rendering the robot immune to flashes.
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

5000 Gold
|–
|-
!Rename module
|Used to rename a cyborg.
| 10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Reset module
|Used to reset a cyborg's module. Destroys any other upgrades applied to the robot.
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!VTEC module
|Used to kick in a robot's VTEC systems, increasing their speed.
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

5000 Gold
|–
|-
!Jetpack module
|A carbon dioxide jetpack suitable for low-gravity mining operations.

''Only available to mining borgs.''
|10000 Steel
15000 Phoron

20000 Uranium
|–
|-
!Rapid weapon cooling module
|Used to cool a mounted energy gun, increasing the potential current in it and thus its recharge rate.

''Only available to security borgs (non-flying only).''

''Note: Security borgs are not available during normal gameplay.''
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

2000 Gold

500 Diamond
|–
|-
!RCD module
| A rapid construction device module for use during construction operations.

''Only available to engineering borgs (non-flying only).''
|25000 Steel
10000 Phoron

1000 Gold

1000 Silver
|–
|-
!Illegal Upgrade
|Allows for the construction of lethal upgrades for cyborgs.
|10000 Steel
15000 Glass

10000 Diamond
|Esoteric 3
Combat 4
|-
! Uncertified module: PRTY
|Schematics for a robotic module, scraped from seedy parts of the net. Who knows what it does?
|7500 Steel
5000 Aluminum

2000 Diamond
|Esoteric 2
Data Theory 2
|}

===Making a Bound Synthetic===

#Fill the Exosuit Fabricator with as much metal as it will hold.
#Click on the Exosuit Fabricator to open its menu. Select '''“Add all parts to queue”''' beside the '''“Cyborg”''' option, and then click '''“Process Queue”''' in the right sidebar. Note that adding "all parts" will print several extra components that are only used for repair, not construction.
#Wait for a few minutes for the pieces to be built. You may need to add additional metal to the Fabricator in order for it to finish.
#When putting the parts together, use the Robot Frame as a base.
#*The Cyborg Head will need '''2x Flash'''.
#*The Cyborg Torso will need '''cable coil''' and a '''power cell'''.
#*The arms and legs can be attached by simply picking them up and placing them on the Robot Frame.
#*Finally you will need a mind for the machine. Active positronic brains, their non-sentient ai-circuit counterparts or MMIs are all possible choices.

'''Note:''' MMI-ing a living person for no reason is highly illegal and tantamount to murder, as is “borg-ing” them. While an MMI ''can'' be installed in a bound synthetic, don't — unless you're an [[Traitor|Antagonist]], anyways.

==Augments==
Augments are organs designed to provide the user with additional skills or capabilities. The process to install and remove them is the same as for any other organ (see [[Guide to Surgery#Organ Removal or Transplantation|Organ Transplantation]] in the Guide to Surgery). If the target organ is prosthetic the procedure is slightly different, as described for prosthetic repairs and organ installation (see [[Guide to Robotics#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]] in the List of Cybernetic Procedures above).

As a Roboticist, you're able to produce and install these augments from your Exosuit Fabricator. Some augments may have certain research requirements that need to be reached before you'll be able to produce them – be sure to talk to Science if there's a certain augment you're trying to make. Note that, without the skills to perform surgery, you'll be limited to installing augments in metal body parts only – for augments in organic parts, try coordinating with a [[Physician|Surgeon]].

Each body part can only fit one augment with the exception of the upper body and head, which can both fit two. The upper body can fit one standard augment and one “armor” type augment; the head can fit one standard augment and one ocular augment (note that surgery to implant ocular augments should still target the head, ''not'' the eyes). Some augments can fit in multiple different body parts (for example, the left arm or right arm) - to adjust target location, use a Screwdriver on the augment. Some augments are only compatible with organic limbs or synthetic limbs, as detailed in the table below.

Certain augments, specified below, can also be taken in the loadout section of [[Character Creation|Character Setup]].

===List of Augments in the Exosuit Fabricator===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Icon
!Description
!Slot
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
!Works on Flesh?
!Works on Metal?
|-
!Adaptive binoculars
|[[File:Augment binoculars.png|frameless]]
|Retractable binoculars that can be deployed over the user's eyes.
|Head (Ocular)
|100 Diamond
100 Gold
2000 Glass
|Materials 4
Engineering 4
Combat 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Armblade
|[[File:Augment armblade.png|frameless]]
| A handy, retractable utility blade for the discerning augmentee. Warranty void if used for cutting.
|Arms (Either)
|4000 Steel
750 Glass
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 2
Materials 4
Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Concealed wrist blade
|[[File:Augment wristblade.png|frameless]]
| A thin, sharp folding blade specially made for combat. Its light weight allows for rapid slashing attacks.
|Arms (Either)
|4000 Silver
250 Diamond
|Esoteric 4
Combat 5
Biological 3
| Y
|Y
|-
!Corrective lenses
|[[File:Augment correctiveglasses.png|frameless]]
|Retractable, ultrathin lenses that function as prescription glasses. Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|500 Steel
1000 Glass
|Materials 2
|Y
|N
|-
!Cyberclaws
|[[File:Augment cyberclaws.png|frameless]]
|An unusual type of cybernetic weaponry, these sharp blades are bound to turn heads.
| Hands (Either)
|6000 Steel
250 Diamond
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 4
Materials 4
Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Engineering toolset
|[[File:Augment multitooleng.png|frameless]]
|A retractable set of engineering tools, including a screwdriver, wrench, welder, crowbar, wirecutters, and multitool.
|Hands (Either)
|3000 Steel
1000 Glass
|–
|N
|Y
|-
!Advanced engineering toolset
|[[File:Augment multitooleng.png|frameless]]
|An upgraded version of the engineering toolset. Includes a power drill, prying tool, arc welder, and multitool.
|Hands (Either)
| 3000 Steel
1000 Glass
1000 Phoron
| Engineering 5
Power 4
|N
|Y
|-
!Glare dampeners
|[[File:Augment glaredampeners.png|frameless]]
|Thick, tinted lenses that can deploy over your eyes. Functions as retractable sunglasses.
Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|100 Steel
2000 Glass
|Materials 3
Engineering 3
|Y
|N
|-
!Gunnery booster
|[[File:Augment booster.gif|frameless]]
|An AIM-4 implant that improves gun accuracy by filtering unnecessary nerve signals.
Increases your [[Skills|Weapons Expertise skill]] by +1.
|Head
|750 Steel
750 Glass
100 Silver
|Materials 5
Combat 5
Biological 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Iatric monitor
|[[File:Augment iatric.png|frameless]]
|A small computer system that tracks your vitals. A muscle gesture can be used to receive a diagnostic report, similar to that of a health analyzer.
|Head
|100 Steel
2000 Glass
|Biological 3
|Y
|N
|-
!Integrated circuit frame
|[[File:Augment circuit.png|frameless]]
|A DIY modular assembly, courtesy of Xion Industrial. Circuitry not included.
|Arms (Either)
| 3000 Steel
|–
|N
|Y
|-
!Integrated filth HUD
|[[File:Augment hud jani.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a janiHUD.
Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 1
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated health HUD
|[[File:Augment hud med.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a medHUD.
Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 2
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated sciHUD
|[[File:Augment hud sci.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a sciHUD.
Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 1
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated security HUD
|[[File:Augment hud sec.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a secHUD.
Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Combat 2
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Internal air system
|[[File:Augment airtank.png|frameless]]
|A flexible air sac, installed in the respiratory system. Acts as an in-built source of internals — replenishes itself from the surrounding environment.
|Upper Body
|500 Steel
2000 Glass
100 Uranium
|Materials 5
Biological 5
| Y
|N
|-
!Leukocyte breeder
|[[File:Augment leuko.png|frameless]]
| A stimulator that boosts the body's immune system, helping against infections.
Available in loadout.
|Upper Body
|2000 Steel
1000 Glass
|EM Spectrum 4
Data Theory 4
Biological 6
|Y
|N
|-
!Mechanical muscles
|[[File:Augment muscle.png|frameless]]
| Nanofiber tendons which increase the speed and agility of the user.
Increases your [[Skills|Athletics skill]] by +1. Must have mechanical muscles installed in each leg to work.
|Legs (Either)
|5000 Steel
1000 Glass
|–
|Y
|Y
|-
!Nanite MCU
|[[File:Augment armor.png|frameless]]
|A swarm of nanomachines that will attempt to protect the user and harden in response to physical trauma. May become brittle if overly-damaged.
|Upper body
|5000 Steel
1000 Glass
100 Gold
500 Uranium
|Materials 5
Combat 5
Biological 5
Engineering 5
|Y
|Y
|-
!Pop-out shotgun
|[[File:Augment shotgun.png|frameless]]
| A galvanized shotgun that replaces most of the flesh below the elbow. Opens to reveal a 12-gauge shotgun with room for a single shell.
|Arms (Either)
|5000 Steel
500 Silver
|Esoteric 5
Combat 6
Biological 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Pneumatic powerfist
|[[File:Augment powerfist.png|frameless]]
|A strong, pneumatic powerfist. Powered by a replaceable internal air-tank. Force depends on tank's output pressure.
| Arms (Either)
|6000 Steel
1000 Phoron
500 Uranium
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 4
Materials 4
Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Subdermal armor
|[[File:Augment armor.png|frameless]]
|A flexible composite mesh designed to prevent tearing and puncturing of underlying tissue.
|Upper body (Armor)
|10000 Steel
750 Glass
|–
|Y
|Y
|-
!Surgical toolset
|[[File:Augment multitoolmed.png|frameless]]
|A retractable set of surgical tools, including a bonesetter, cautery, circular saw, hemostat, retractor, scalpel, and surgical drill.
|Hands (Either)
|2000 Steel
2000 Glass
|–
|N
|Y
|-
!Synapse interceptor
|[[File:Augment booster.gif|frameless]]
|A primitive AI that uses predictive algorithms to provide near-instant response to any close combat situation.
Increases your [[Skills|Close Combat skill]] by +1.
|Head
| 750 Steel
750 Glass
100 Silver
|Materials 5
Combat 4
Biological 4
EM Spectrum 5
|Y
|Y
|}

===Fluff Augments===
Additionally, there are a number of additional “fluff” augments that can be taken in the loadout section of [[Character Creation|Character Setup]]. These augments have no mechanical impact, and cannot be produced by the Exosuit Fabricator - however, you may encounter them in the line of your work.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Description
!Slot
!Works on Flesh?
!Works on Metal?
|-
!Circadian conditioner
|A small brain implant that carefully regulates the output of certain hormones to assist in controlling the sleep-wake cycle of its owner. May be an effective counter to insomnia, jet lag, and late-night work shifts.
|Head
|Y
|N
|-
! Codex access chip
|A neuro-memetic implant or retinal chip used to grant realtime access to the Codex – a distributed encyclopedia of sorts, with editorial offices based in Venusian orbit – either via a server connection or local backups of relevant information.
| Head
|Y
|Y
|-
!Neurostimulator Implant
|An expensive implant attached to the brain's cortex, this network of signal relays sees mixed success as a treatment to lessen the impact of neurological problems such as Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, and paralysis. It can't prevent or heal brain damage on its own, and simply serves to make the life of its owner easier.
|Head
|Y
|N
|-
!Pain assistant
|This brain implant blocks the impulses of certain nerves – usually tailored between individuals – and is used to lessen chronic pain from worn joints, headaches, and so on. It does nothing for pain that it isn't specifically tuned to handle, and is ineffective against anything stronger than a tummyache.
|Head
| Y
|N
|-
!Genetic backup
|This implant is a compact and resilient solid-state drive. It does nothing on its own, but contains the complete DNA sequence of its owner – whether it be to aid in medical treatment, serve for research purposes, or even be used as a template for vat-grown humans in the future.
|Head
|Y
|Y
|-
! Data chip
|These durable chips can contain nonspecific data for a variety of potential uses, such as record lookups, work portfolios, authentication codes, contact information, and more. They're useful for carrying information without needing extraneous hardware, and some even see use as high-tech dog tags for private security firms or mercenary coalitions.
|Head
|Y
| Y
|-
! Emergency battery
|A small emergency power supply. It provides no protection from power loss on its own, but might help keep your brain ticking through an otherwise critical failure.
|Upper body
|N
|Y
|-
!Skeletal bracing
|Mechanical hinges and springs made from titanium or some other bio-compatible metal reinforce your joints, generally making strenuous activity less painful for you and allowing you to carry weight that would normally be unbearable. It provides no increase on strength on its own, unless you have weak bones to begin with.
|Upper body (Armor)
| Y
| Y
|-
!Ultraviolet shielding
|Some parts of your epidermis have been replaced with a bio-engineered substitute that's resistant to harmful solar radiation - a common factor in the lives of spacers or inhabitants of planets with a weak magnetosphere.
|Upper body (Armor)
|Y
|N
|-
!Recycler suite
|In extreme environments where natural resources are limited or even nonexistent, it may be prudent to recycle nutrients and fluids the body would usually discard. This system reclaims any usable material in the digestive tract that would otherwise be lost to waste.
|Lower body
|Y
|N
|}

==Bots==
As a Roboticist, you serve another important purpose: making NPC bots. Bots can benefit the station in many ways, and are relatively easy to create. The current list of bots, and how to make them, is displayed below.

You can name your bots at any point before finishing them – simply use a pen on the incomplete bot, and name them what you please.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Icon
!Description
!Construction
|-
!Cleanbot
|[[File:Cleanbot.gif|frameless]]
| A little janitorial bot that will clean up messes around the station.

Controls

*Cleans blood (Y/N)
* Patrol station (Y/N)

When Emagged: Spews blood and gore everywhere.
|
#Obtain a bucket.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Attach a robot arm to finish.
|-
! Farmbot
|[[File:Farmbot.png|frameless]]
|A botanical bot that automatically cares for plants – beloved by Botanists and Xenobotanists alike.

Controls

*Water plants (Y/N)
*Refill watertank (Y/N)
*Replace fertilizer (Y/N)
*Collect produce (Y/N)
*Remove dead plants (Y/N)

When Emagged: Attacks anyone nearby with its hoe.
|
# Get a water tank.
#Attach a robot arm.
#Add a plant analyzer.
#Attach a bucket.
#Attach a mini-hoe.
#Add a proximity sensor to finish.
|-
!Floorbot
|[[File:Floorbot.gif|frameless]]
|Automatically repairs damaged floortiles – niche, but useful in the case of mass damage. Keep in mind Floorbots have a limited number of tiles. This number can be checked (and refilled) by opening the control panel.

Controls:

*Improves Floors (Y/N)
* Finds tiles (Y/N)
*Make single pieces of metal into tiles when empty (Y/N)

When Emagged: Tears up tiles and lattice instead.
|
#Obtain an empty toolbox.
#Add 10x floor tiles.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Attach a robot arm to finish.
|-
!Medibot
|[[File:Medbot.gif|frameless]]
|Injects people with chemicals when they are injured more than the set healing threshold. Produces Tricordrazine by default - if set to use a beaker, and a beaker with a chemical is put in them, they will inject that chemical into patients instead.

Controls:

* Healing threshold (--/-/+/++)
*Injection level (-/+)
*Reagent source (Loaded Beaker (When available)/Internal Synthesizer)
*Treatment report is: (on/off)
*The speaker switch is (on/off)

When Emagged: Injects people with toxin instead.
|
#Obtain an empty medkit.
#Attach a robot arm.
#Add a health analyzer.
#Add a proximity sensor to finish.

Optional: Insert beaker filled with the chemical of your choice.
|-
!Securitron
|[[File:Secbot.gif|frameless]]
|A little security robot that patrols the station looking for CRIME.

Note: The Securitron cannot currently be constructed on-station.

Controls:

*Check for weapon authorization (Y/N)
*Check security records: (Y/N)
*Check arrest status: (Y/N)
*Report arrests: (Y/N)
*Auto patrol (on/off)

When Emagged: Runs around stunning and arresting everyone in sight.
|
#Use a screwdriver on a remote signaling device.
#Attach device to a security helmet.
#Weld.
#Add a proximity sensor.
# Attach a robot arm.
#Add a stun baton to finish.
|-
!ED-209 Security Robot
|[[File:Ed209.png|frameless]]
|A bigger, meaner security with a ranged taser gun.

Controls:

*Check for weapon authorization (Y/N)
*Check security records: (Y/N)
*Check arrest status: (Y/N)
*Report arrests: (Y/N)
*Auto patrol (on/off)

When Emagged: Runs around shooting and arresting everyone in sight.
|
#Print a robot frame.
# Add 5x steel sheets to reinforce.
#Add two robot legs (one left, one right).
#Add a subdermal armor augment.
#Weld.
#Add a security helmet.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Wire with cable coil.
#Attach a stun revolver.
#Screwdriver to secure.
#Insert a power cell to finish.
|}

==Exosuits ==
Construction of exosuits is restricted by ID, so they are typically the product of the Roboticist. These can be tremendously helpful or tremendously annoying depending on who uses it. They take more work to make than robots and require special circuits, which are obtained through the Circuit Imprinter.

Exosuits are fully modular and consist of a number of parts. You can mix and match part sets of as you wish. Each has different stats!

'''Construction:'''

#Build a set of motivators, a set of manipulators, a chassis, an exosuit frame, some exosuit armor, an exosuit control module and a set of sensors.
#Paint the parts with a floor painter if you want to.
#Head now to the "Cyborg" category. You will need a camera, 2 actuators, 1 diagnosis unit and 1 robot radio
#Procure 10x [[File:Steel sheets.png|frameless]] material sheets to reinforce the exosuit (melting point is most important value here).
#Obtain a [[File:Powercell.png|frameless]] power cell and [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] cable coil
# Print up to two software boards and insert them in the exosuit control module (IMPORTANT; DO IT BEFORE INSERTING IT IN THE SENSORS)
#Examine each of the exosuit parts and insert in them the required components.
#Attach the exosuit parts to the frame.
#(Use whatever material you prefer)
#[[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] Wrench
#[[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] Weld
#[[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] Cable Coil
#[[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] Wirecutters
#If you haven't painted the individual parts, you can still paint the entire exosuit now.
#[[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver

Construction of the exosuit is sped up by the Devices and Electrical Engineering skills.

===Exosuit Equipment===
Various tools and weapons can be attached to exosuits, providing them with ability to perform different tasks. Exosuit equipment is built by the Exosuit Fabricator (in the "Exosuit Equipment" menu). To attach piece of exosuit equipment, simply click on the exosuit with the equipment in-hand. Examine both the equipment and the exosuit to see if they have a common slot free for the installation to take place. An exosuit must have the appropriate software installed in order for a piece of equipment to be used.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Equipment
!Required Software
!Icon
!Description
!Slots
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
|-
!Floodlight
|–
|[[File:Mechequip floodlight.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted light.
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Engineering 1
|-
!Exosuit flash
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip flash.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted flash.
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 1
|-
!Energy shield drone
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip shielddroid.png|frameless]]
|An energy deflector system designed to stop projectiles before they become a threat.
|Back
|20000 Steel
12000 Silver

12000 Gold
| Materials 4
EM Spectrum 4

Power 4

Combat 2
|-
!Mounted electrolaser
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip taser.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted electrolaser. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 1
|-
!Mounted flamethrower
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip flamethrower.gif|frameless]]
|A Hephaestus brand 'Prometheus' flamethrower. Draws fuel from a refillable chemical cartridge - use a crowbar to remove, and fill with welding fuel or other accelerant.
|Hand (Either)
|20000 Steel
10000 Plastic
|Combat 1
Material 2
|-
!Mounted ion rifle
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip ionrifle.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted ion rifle. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 4
EM Spectrum 4
|-
!Mounted laser gun
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip lasercarbine.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted carbine rifle. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 4
EM Spectrum 4
|-
!Exosuit airshield
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip atmosshield.png|frameless]]
|A portable atmospheric retention shield, designed to keep air in place. Press ctrl-click to switch modes.
|Back
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Mounted extinguisher
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip extinguisher.png|frameless]]
|A mech-mounted fire extinguisher. Refill by clicking on a Water Tank.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!RCD
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip rcd.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted Rapid Construction Device.
|Hand (Either)
|30000 Steel
25000 Phoron

15000 Silver

15000 Gold
|Materials 4
Bluespace 3

EM Spectrum 4

Power 4

Engineering 4
|-
!Exosuit Medigel Spray
|Medical

|[[File:Mechequip mender.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted matrix of medical gel nozzles, letting you bandage and salve patients from your mech.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
15000 Plastic

15000 Aluminum
|–
|-
! Mounted sleeper
|Medical
|[[File:Mechequip sleeper.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted sleeper for patient transportation.

|Back
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Drill
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip drill.png|frameless]]
|A mech-mounted mining drill. Drill heads wear out with use — make more from material sheets. Automatically moves mined ore to an Ore Box, if the exosuit has one in its hydraulic clamp's cargo storage.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Exosuit camera
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip camera.png|frameless]]
|A camera for remote feeds. It comes with its own transmitter!
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Engineering 1
|-
!Exosuit manouvering unit
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip jet.png|frameless]]
|A jetpack for your exosuit – can also provide a brief speed boost. Toggle the stabilizers with ctrl-click.
|Back

|20000 Steel
10000 Aluminum

2500 Phoron
|Engineering 2
EM Spectrum 2
|-
!Gravity catapult
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip gravcatapault.png|frameless]]
|Can throw objects around (Pull mode) or move them away from target (Push mode).
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
! Hydraulic clamp
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip clamp.png|frameless]]
|A large, heavy industrial cargo loading clamp.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Mechete
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip mechete.png|frameless]]
|Like a machete, but bigger, and welded to a giant robot.
| Hand (Either)
| 10000 Steel
|Combat 2
|-
!Mounted plasma cutter
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip plasma.png|frameless]]
|An industrial plasma cutter mounted onto the chassis of the mech. The additional size means increased coherency at longer range.
|Hand (Either), Shoulder (Either)
|20000 Steel
|Combat 2
Materials 4

Engineering 3
|-
!Mounted rotatory plasma cutter
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip plasma.png|frameless]]
|A state of the art rotating, variable intensity, sequential-cascade plasma cutter.
|Hand (Either)
| 20000 Steel
2000 Silver

2000 Gold
|Combat 3
Materials 5

Engineering 3
|-
!Plasteel mech shield
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip shield.png|frameless]]
|A large plasteel ballistics shield, designed to protect the wielder and shove around aggressors with ease.
|Hand (Either)
|40000 Steel
5000 Aluminum
|Materials 3
|}

===Exosuit Maintenance===

* You can remove installed equipment using a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multitool. You can also remove them using Ctrl + click on the UI from inside the exosuit.
*When in '''maintenance mode''' you can remove the power cell using a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver.

TO DISASSEMBLE

*Enable maintenance protocols on the exosuit
* Use a [[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] wrench to disassemble the exosuit.

Having done this, simply reverse the steps used to create the exosuit (and apply [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar when in doubt) to take out existing parts and replace them.

====Repair====

*Repair damage with a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] welder or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] cable coil, or move the exosuit to an upgraded exosuit dock or simply replace damaged parts through maintenance procedure.

====Removal of jammed user ====
An exosuit pilot can be removed from their exosuit by using '''aggressive intent''' on the exosuit (unless they locked themselves in). You may first need to '''open the canopy'''. '''Help intent''' on the exosuit will work.

If the canopy is '''locked''' however, you will need to '''force''' the emergency release with a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar.
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Skills

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A character has skills, which are a choice of strengths in different fields that can affect their abilities and chances of success in carrying out actions. The skills that a character has are dependent on their job – it is unlikely that a [[Commanding Officer]] will have a similar set of skills to an [[Engineer]] or [[Janitor]].

== '''Skill levels''' ==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" |'''Skill Levels'''
|-
! colspan="2" |'''''While skill levels mean different things for some skills, the general theme is as follows.'''''
|-
!Unskilled
|You have no real experience – you've flipped through a booklet or watched an introductory video.

''A skill at Untrained just isn't a part of your interests, career or personal.''
|-
!Basic
|You have a little experience – you've taken a one-day practical course or been given minimum training.

''A skill at Basic might be a hobby, something you use rarely, or perhaps you're just new and junior.''
|-
!Trained
|You have working experience – you're employable in this field, and have had work experience or been formally taught.

''A skill at Trained is your bread and butter. You use it daily in your job, or you've got a degree in it.''
|-
!Experienced
|You're knowledgeable – this has been part of your daily job for some time, and you have practical knowledge, tricks, and shortcuts.

''A skill at Experienced is your main focus. It's the core of your job, or you teach it.''
|-
!Master
|You ''are'' this skill – you're a recognized expert, fast and reliable, perhaps even showy.

''A skill at Master is something you've built your lift around, or you're a savant. Perhaps your other skills have suffered for it.''
|}

== '''Selecting skills''' ==
[[File:Skills-300px.png|thumb|Skill selection screen.]]
To access the skills selection screen you must click on the name of the job title you will be choosing.

Skills are tied to a character's occupations rather than the character as a whole. So if you have one character, but you play them as both chef and janitor, you may have moderately different skills across these two roles. To select skills for a position, click on the name of the position itself. This should open up a window like the one on the right (pictured), at the top you should see “''Skill points remaining”'' - this is how many points you can put into your skills, each of which have costs associated with them. Different positions that demand experience and higher education will have more skill points available than positions that require little to no education, an example is that the [[Executive Officer]] has 40 points available while a [[Passenger]] only has 16.

Ensure the skills you select are entirely relevant to your occupation, they may have mechanical implications. However, while most occupations have their essential skills force-set, there is still some wiggle-room that can affect how your character is played. This means if you want to play a physician that is able to do surgery, but has a chance at making more errors, you can! Be sure to keep in mind that your character will still be expected to perform their job duties to a satisfactory standard, in line with server rules.

= Skill Mechanics =
In Baystation 12, skills can also have an impact on how your character performs their jobs and other duties; they are not just meant for role-play. The skills you choose and spend points on, in general, go hand in hand with the job your character will be performing. Because of the limited amount of points you will be granted, you should leave spending points on skills not in your job category for last.

== '''General''' ==
These skills apply to day to day life, or to most jobs.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Athletics
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to perform tasks requiring strength, dexterity, and endurance.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You can pull objects but start to generate lactate after tiring out. Your strength increases with level.

You can throw objects. Their speed, thrown distance, and force increases with level.
|-
!Basic
|You can throw "huge" items or normal-sized mobs without getting weakened.
|-
!Trained
|You have sufficient strength and dexterity for even very strenuous tasks, and can work for a long time without tiring.
|-
!Experienced
|You have experience with heavy work in trying physical conditions, and are in excellent shape. You visit the gym frequently.
|-
!Master
|In addition to your excellent strength and endurance, you have a lot of experience with the specific physical demands of your job. You may have competitive experience with some form of athletics.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Extra-Vehicular Activity (EVA)
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to safely operate in low gravity with suits and jetpacks.''
|-
!Unskilled
|Increased chance of slipping in no gravity. Can fumble jetpack controls and move in the wrong direction.
|-
!Basic
|Lower chance of slipping, lower chance of fumbling jetpack controls.
|-
!Trained
|Even lower chance of slipping, cannot fumble jetpack controls.
|-
!Experienced
|Cannot slip, cannot fall when moving from no gravity to gravity.
|-
!Master
|Can move faster than normal with jetpacks.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Exosuit Operation
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to operate heavy machinery, including exosuits and ground vehicles.Requires Trained EVA.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You are unable to pilot exosuits properly, causing them to move at random when you attempt to operate them.
|-
!Trained
|You are proficient in exosuit operation and safety, and can use them without penalties.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Piloting
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability and understanding of piloting spacecraft.''
|-
!Unskilled
|Can operate the GUP. Can fumble other ship controls and move in the wrong direction.
|-
!Basic
|You can pilot a small, short-range craft safely, but larger ships are out of your area of expertise. You are by no means an expert, and probably don't have much training. Skills of this level are typical for deck crew.

* You can operate the Aquila and the Charon.
* Ship movement is no longer randomized.
|-
!Trained
|You are a trained pilot, and can safely operate anything from a small craft to a corvette. You can spend extended periods of time piloting a spacecraft, and you're versed in the abilities of different ships, and what makes them function. You can do basic maintenance on smaller vessels, and perform most basic maneuvers. You can use armed spacecraft. You can make basic calculations relating to piloting. Skills of this level are typical for newer pilots. You have probably received formal piloting training.

* You can operate the Torch.
|-
!Experienced
|You are an experienced pilot, and can safely take the helm of many types of craft. You could probably live in a spacecraft, and you're very well versed in essentially everything related to space-faring vessels. Not only can you fly a ship, but you can perform difficult maneuvers, and make most calculations related to piloting a spacecraft. You can maintain a ship. Skills of this level are typical for very experienced pilots. You have received formal piloting training.
|-
!Master
|Not only are you an exceptional pilot, but you have mastered peripheral functions such as stellar navigation and bluespace jump plotting. You have experience performing complex maneuvers, managing squadrons of small craft, and operating in hostile environments.

* Less meteors will hit the ship while passing through meteor fields.
|}

== '''Organization''' ==
These skills apply to handling office politics, information, and money.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Bureaucracy
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to write and complete paperwork, navigate complex organizations, and understand laws and regulations.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You can usually fill out basic paperwork, if with a few errors. You have a vague understanding of the law, gleaned mostly from the news and personal experience.
|-
!Basic
|You are familiar with the paperwork needed to do your job, and can navigate it well. You have some understanding of the law as it applies to you and those around you.
|-
!Trained
|You can navigate most paperwork thrown at you, even if you are unfamiliar with it. You have a good working understanding of the law and any regulations or procedures relevant to you.
|-
!Experienced
|With your experience, you can easily create paperwork for any eventuality, and write reports which are clear and understandable. You have an excellent knowledge of the law, possibly including formal legal training.
|-
!Master
|You can make paperwork dance to your bidding, and navigate the most byzantine bureaucratic structures with ease and familiarity. Your reports are works of literature. Your knowledge of the law is both broad and intimate, and you may be certified to practice law.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Information Technology
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your understanding of computers, software, and communication.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know how to use the computers and communication devices that you grew up with. You can use a computer console, a handheld or wall-mounted radio, and your headset, as well as your PDA. You know what an AI is, but you may see them as either "people made of silicon" or "only machines"; you know they have to obey their laws, but you don't know much about how or why they work.
|-
!Basic
|You know the basics of programming, but you're not very good at it and couldn't do it professionally. You have a pretty good idea of what makes AIs tick. You understand how information is stored in a computer, and you can fix simple computer problems. You're computer-literate, but you still make mistakes. If you tried to subvert the AI, you might make mistakes in wording your new laws.

* The antagonist access decryption program has a chance to avoid tripping alarms and working more effectively. This increases with level.
* You can use the command line on modular computers (type "man" for a list).
|-
!Trained
|At this level, you're probably working with computers on a daily basis. You understand and can repair the telecommunications network. Your understanding of AI programming and psychology lets you fix problems with the AIs or cyborgs--or create problems, if you so desire. You can program computers and AIs and change their laws effectively.

* You can fully operate the Network Monitor, E-mail Administration, and AI Management Programs.
|-
!Experienced
|You have years of experience with computer networks, AI systems, telecommunications, and sysadmin tasks. You know the systems used on a daily basis intimately, and can diagnose complex problems.

* The antagonist dos program gives extra fake attacking nodes to the system log.
|-
!Master
|People are probably starting to wonder whether you might be a computer yourself. Computer code is your first language; you relate to AIs as easily as (probably more easily than) organics. You could build a telecommunications network from the ground up.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Finance
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to manage money and investments.''
|-
!Unskilled
|Your understanding of money starts and ends with personal finance. While you are able to perform basic transactions, you get lost in the details, and can find yourself ripped off on occasion.

* You get some starting money. Its amount increases with level.
* You can use the verb "Appraise" to see the value of different objects.
|-
!Basic
|You have some limited understanding of financial transactions, and will generally be able to keep accurate records. You have little experience with investment, and managing large sums of money will likely go poorly for you.
|-
!Trained
|You are good at managing accounts, keeping records, and arranging transactions. You have some familiarity with mortgages, insurance, stocks, and bonds, but may be stumped when facing more complicated financial devices.
|-
!Experienced
|With your experience, you are familiar with any financial entities you may run across, and are a shrewd judge of value. More often than not, investments you make will pan out well.
|-
!Master
|You have an excellent knowledge of finance, will often make brilliant investments, and have an instinctive feel for interstellar economics. Financial instruments are weapons in your hands. You likely have professional experience in the finance industry.
|}

== '''Engineering''' ==
These skills apply to construction and demolition, electrical systems, atmospherics, and engines.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Atmospherics
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your knowledge of piping, air distribution and gas dynamics.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know that the air monitors flash orange when the air is bad and red when it's deadly. You know that a flashing fire door means danger on the other side. You know that some gases are poisonous, that pressure has to be kept in a safe range, and that most creatures need oxygen to live. You can use a fire extinguisher or deploy an inflatable barrier.
|-
!Basic
|You know how to read an air monitor, how to use an air pump, how to analyze the atmosphere in a space, and how to help seal a breach. You can lay piping and work with gas tanks and canisters. If you work with the engine, you can set up the cooling system. You can use a fire extinguisher easily and place inflatable barriers so that they allow convenient access and airtight breach containment.
|-
!Trained
|You can run the atmospherics system. You know how to monitor the air quality across the installation, detect problems, and fix them. You're trained in dealing with fires, breaches, and gas leaks, and may have exosuit or fire gear training.
|-
!Experienced
|Your atmospherics experience lets you find, diagnose, and fix breaches efficiently. You can manage complex atmospherics systems without fear of making mistakes, and are proficient with all monitoring and pumping equipment at your disposal.
|-
!Master
|You are an atmospherics specialist. You monitor, modify, and optimize the installation atmospherics system, and you can quickly and easily deal with emergencies. You can modify atmospherics systems to do pretty much whatever you want them to. You can easily handle a fire or breach, and are proficient at securing an area and rescuing civilians, but you're equally likely to have simply prevented it from happening in the first place.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Construction
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to construct various structures, such as walls and floors. Note that constructing devices such as APCs additionally requires the Electronics skill.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You can break furniture, disassemble chairs and tables, bash your way through a window, open a crate, or pry open an unpowered airlock. You can recognize and use basic hand tools and inflatable barriers, though not very well.
|-
!Basic
|You can dismantle or build a wall or window, redecorate a room, and replace floor tiles and carpeting. You can safely use a welder without burning your eyes, and using hand tools is second nature to you.

* You can construct items from Steel, Wood and Plastic.
|-
!Trained
|You can build, repair, or dismantle most things, but will occasionally make mistakes and have things not come out the way you expected.

* You can construct items from Bronze, Gold, Osmium, Plasteel, Platinum, Reinforced Glass, Sandstone, Silver, Deuterium, Metallic Hydrogen, Phoron, Phoron Glass, Tritium, and Uranium.
* You can construct furniture.
* You can construct simple objects such as light fixtures, crude weapons, and wall-mounted frames.
|-
!Experienced
|You know how to seal a breach, rebuild broken piping, and repair major damage. You know the basics of structural engineering.

* You can construct items from Osmium-Carbide Plasteel, Titanium, Diamond and make complex objects such as machine and weapon frames.
|-
!Master
|You are a construction worker or engineer. You could pretty much rebuild the installation or ship from the ground up, given supplies, and you're efficient and skilled at repairing damage.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Electrical Engineering
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your knowledge of electronics and the underlying physics.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know that electrical wires are dangerous and getting shocked is bad; you can see and report electrical malfunctions such as broken wires or malfunctioning APCs. You can change a light bulb, and you know how to replace a battery or charge up the equipment you normally use.

* Every time you open the hacking panel, wires are randomized.
* Every time you pulse a wire, there is a chance you pulse a different one.
* Every time you cut a wire, there is a chance you cut/mend extra ones.
* You can misconnect remote signaling devices.
|-
!Basic
|You can do basic wiring; you can lay cable for solars or the engine. You can repair broken wiring and build simple electrical equipment like light fixtures or APCs. You know the basics of circuits and understand how to protect yourself from electrical shock. You can probably hack a vending machine.

* Every time you open the hacking panel, some wires might be duplicated.
|-
!Trained
|You can repair and build electrical equipment and do so on a regular basis. You can troubleshoot an electrical system and monitor the installation power grid. You can probably hack an airlock.

* You can safely hack machines.
|-
!Experienced
|You can repair, build, and diagnose any electrical devices with ease. You know your way around APCs, SMES units, and monitoring software, and take apart or hack most objects.

* You can safely place remote signaling devices.
* You can examine one or two wires on the hacking panel.
|-
!Master
|You are an electrical engineer or the equivalent. You can design, upgrade, and modify electrical equipment and you are good at maximizing the efficiency of your power network. You can hack anything on the installation and you can deal with power outages and electrical problems easily and efficiently.

* You can examine most wires on the hacking panel.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Engines
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your knowledge of the various engine and generator types common in space.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know that "delamination" is a bad thing and that you should stay away from the singularity. You know the engine provides power, but you're unclear on the specifics. If you were to try to set up the engine, you would need someone to talk you through every detail--and even then, you'd probably make deadly mistakes.

* You can read the SM monitor readings with 40% error. This decreases with level.
|-
!Basic
|You know the basic theoretical principles of engine operation. You can try to set up the engine by yourself, but you are likely to need some assistance and supervision, otherwise you are likely to make mistakes. You are fully capable of running a PACMAN-type generator.
|-
!Trained
|You can set up the engine, and you probably won't botch it up too badly. You know how to protect yourself from radiation in the engine room. You can read the engine monitors and keep the engine going. An engine malfunction may stump you, but you can probably work out how to fix it... let's just hope you do so quickly enough to prevent serious damage.

* You can fully read the SM monitor readings.
|-
!Experienced
|You have years of experience with engines, and can set them up quickly and reliably. You're familiar with engine types other than the one you work with.

* You can examine the SM directly for its integrity.
|-
!Master
|Your engine is your baby and you know every minute detail of its workings. You can optimize the engine and you probably have your own favorite custom setup. You could build an engine from the ground up. When things go wrong, you know exactly what has happened and how to fix the problem. You can safely handle singularities and supermatter.

* You can examine the SM directly for an approximate number of its EER.
|}

== '''Medical''' ==
These skills have to do with general medical knowledge, chemistry, and other things pertaining to the medical department.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Anatomy
|-
! colspan="2" |''This skill covers the understanding of the body and its organs. It affects the speed of surgeries. It is '''extremely dangerous''' to do surgery with a low Anatomy skill.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know what organs, bones, and such are, and you know roughly where they are. You know that someone who's badly hurt or sick may need surgery. High chance to fumble all surgery steps. Delicate steps (like attaching organs) fumble even more often.
|-
!Basic
|You've taken an anatomy class and you've spent at least some time poking around inside actual people. You know where everything is, more or less. You could assist in surgery, if you have the required medical skills. If you have the forensics knowledge, you could perform an autopsy. If you really had to, you could probably perform basic surgery such as an appendectomy, but you're not yet a qualified surgeon and you really shouldn't – not unless it's an emergency. If you're a xenobiologist, you know how to take out slime cores.

* You can do surgery but you are very likely to fail at every step. Its speed increases with level.
|-
!Trained
|You have some training in anatomy. Diagnosing broken bones, damaged ligaments, shrapnel wounds, and other trauma is straightforward for you. You can splint limbs with a good chance of success, operate a defibrillator competently, and perform CPR well. Surgery is still outside your training.

* Required for cybernetic procedures on organic bodies.
|-
!Experienced
|You're a surgical resident, or an experienced medical doctor. You can put together broken bones, fix a damaged lung, patch up a liver, or remove an appendix without problems. But tricky surgeries, with an unstable patient or delicate manipulation of vital organs like the heart and brain, are at the edge of your ability, and you prefer to leave them to specialized surgeons. You can recognize when someone's anatomy is noticeably unusual. You're trained in working with several species, but you're probably better at surgery on your own species.

* Required for performing surgery.
|-
!Master
|You are an experienced surgeon. You can handle anything that gets rolled, pushed, or dragged into the OR, and you can keep a patient alive and stable even if there's no one to assist you. You can handle severe trauma cases or multiple organ failure, repair brain damage, and perform heart surgery. By now, you've probably specialized in one field, where you may have made new contributions to surgical technique. You can detect even small variations in the anatomy of a patient – even a changeling probably wouldn't slip by your notice, provided you could get one on the operating table.

* The penalty from operating on improper operating surfaces is reduced.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Chemistry
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your knowledge and practical ability with chemicals and chemistry machinery. This '''does not''' include knowledge of the effects of medicines on the body. It is '''extremely dangerous''' to do chemistry with a low Chemistry skill.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know that chemists work with chemicals; you know that they can make medicine or poison or useful chemicals. You probably know what an element is and have a vague idea of what a chemical reaction is from some chemistry class in your high school days.

* '''Grinder:''' Can fumble and hurt your hands, and has a low yield. Yield increases with skill.
* '''ChemMaster, Thorough Mode:''' Buffer transfers lose chemicals. Loss decreases with skill.
* '''ChemMaster, Quick Mode''': Buffer transfers can move other chemicals as well. Chance decreases with skill.
* '''Dispenser:''' Can add up to 2 contaminants as well. The amount dispensed is inaccurate.
* '''Science glasses/HUD:''' Allow you to reveal the chemicals in a container by examining. Accuracy increases with skill.
|-
!Basic
|You can make basic chemicals or medication--things like space cleaner or anti-toxin. You have some training in safety and you won't blow up the lab... probably.

* You can safely use the All-In-One Grinder but lose some ingredients. Its amount decreases with skill level.
* '''Dispenser:''' Can add 1 contaminant as well. The amount dispensed is more accurate.
|-
!Trained
|You can accurately measure out reagents, grind powders, and perform chemical reactions. You may still lose some product on occasion, but are unlikely to endanger yourself or those around you.

* You can fully operate the Chemistry Dispenser.
|-
!Experienced
|You work as a chemist, or else you are a doctor with training in chemistry. If you are a research chemist, you can produce most useful chemicals; if you are a pharmacist, you can make most medications. At this stage, you're working mostly by-the-book. You can weaponize your chemicals by making grenades, smoke bombs, and similar devices.

* '''Examining A Held Container:''' Reveals the scannable chemicals it contains.
|-
!Master
|You specialized in chemistry or pharmaceuticals; you are either a medical researcher or professional chemist. You can create custom mixes and make even the trickiest of medications easily. You understand how your pharmaceuticals interact with the bodies of your patients. You are probably the originator of at least one new chemical innovation.

* You can examine held containers for all reagents.
* '''Examining A Held Container''': Reveals all of the chemicals it contains.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |'''Medicine'''
|-
! colspan="2" |''Medicine covers the understanding of the human body and medicine. Low levels give general knowledge of basic medicines and simple medical devices. High levels give exact knowledge of medicines and medical devices. It is '''dangerous''' to use medicine and medical devices with a low medicine skill.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know basic first aid, such as how to apply a bandage or ointment to an injury. You can use an autoinjector designed for civilian use, probably by reading the directions printed on it. You can tell when someone is badly hurt and needs a doctor; you can see whether someone has a badly broken bone, is having trouble breathing, or is unconscious. You may not be able to tell the difference between unconscious and dead.

* '''Health Analyzer''' displays partial, badly formatted results.
* '''Body Scanner''' displays partial, badly formatted results.
* '''Syringes''' injecting always acts as if on harm; drawing blood can fumble and injure the patient.
* '''IV Drip''' removing the IV always rips it out; inserting it can fumble and injure the patient.
* '''Sleeper''' does not display patient status, dialysis and stomach pumping are not available.
* '''Defibrillator''' can fumble and shock the patient or user.
|-
!Basic
|You've taken a first-aid training, nursing, or EMT course. You can stop bleeding, do CPR, apply a splint, take someone's pulse, apply trauma and burn treatments, and read a handheld health scanner. You probably know that Dylovene helps with poisoning and Dexalin helps people with breathing problems; you can use a syringe or start an IV. You've been briefed on the symptoms of common emergencies like a punctured lung, appendicitis, alcohol poisoning, or broken bones, and though you can't treat them, you know that they need a doctor's attention. You can recognize most emergencies as emergencies and safely stabilize and transport a patient.

* You can fully operate Defibrillators, Health Analyzers, IV drips, and Syringes.
* '''Health Analyzer''', '''Syringes''', '''IV Drip''', and '''Defibrillator''' work correctly.
* '''Sleeper''' can do dialysis and stomach pumping.
|-
!Trained
|You are an experienced EMT, an experienced nurse, or a medical resident. You know how to treat most illnesses and injuries, though exotic illnesses and unusual injuries may still stump you. You have probably begun to specialize in some sub-field of medicine. In emergencies, you can think fast enough to keep your patients alive, and even when you can't treat a patient, you know how to find someone who can. You can use a full-body scanner, and you know something's off about a patient with an alien parasite or cortical borer.

* You can fully operate Sleepers.
* Required for simple surgery (incisions etc).
* You can apply splints without failing.
* '''Body Scanner''' displays correctly.
* '''Sleeper''' displays patient status.
* '''Splints''' always succeed when applying to others.
|-
!Experienced
|You are a senior nurse or paramedic, or a practicing doctor. You know how to use all of the medical devices available to treat a patient. Your deep knowledge of the body and medications will let you diagnose and come up with a course of treatment for most ailments. You can perform a full-body scan thoroughly and find important information.

* You can fully operate Body Scanners.
* Required for delicate surgery (anything involving organs and so on)
* You can set IV drips to a custom flow rate between 0.0 to 2.0. Numbers are rounded to the nearest multiple of 0.1.
|-
!Master
|You are an experienced doctor or an expert nurse or EMT. You've seen almost everything there is to see when it comes to injuries and illness and even when it comes to something you haven't seen, you can apply your wide knowledge base to put together a treatment. In a pinch, you can do just about any medicine-related task, but your specialty, whatever it may be, is where you really shine.
|}

== '''Research''' ==
These skills have to do with your ability to research, handle complex devices, and perform scientific research.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Complex Devices
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your ability to assemble complex devices, such as computers, circuits, printers, robots or gas tank assemblies (bombs).''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know how to use the technology that was present in whatever society you grew up in. You know how to tell when something is malfunctioning, but you have to call tech support to get it fixed.
|-
!Basic
|You use and repair high-tech equipment in the course of your daily work. You can fix simple problems, and you know how to use a circuit printer or autolathe. You can build simple robots such as cleanbots and medibots.
|-
!Trained
|You can build or repair an exosuit or cyborg chassis, use a protolathe and destructive analyzer, and build prosthetic limbs. You can safely transfer an MMI or posibrain into a cyborg chassis.

* You can attach robotic limbs. Its speed increases with level.
* Required for robotic surgery steps. If meat bodies are involved, also need Trained Anatomy.
|-
!Experienced
|You have years of experience building or reverse-engineering complex devices. Your use of the lathes and destructive analyzers is efficient and methodical. You can design contraptions to order, and likely sell those designs at a profit.
|-
!Master
|You are an inventor or researcher. You can design, build, and modify equipment that most people don't even know exists. You are at home in the lab and the workshop and you've never met a gadget you couldn't take apart, put back together, and replicate.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Science
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your experience and knowledge with scientific methods and processes.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know what science is and probably have a vague idea of the scientific method from your high school science classes.
|-
!Basic
|You keep up with scientific discoveries. You know a little about most fields of research. You've learned basic laboratory skills. You may read about science as a hobby; or you may be working in a field related to science and have learned about science that way. You could design a simple experiment.
|-
!Trained
|You are a scientist, perhaps a graduate student or post-graduate researcher. You can design an experiment, analyze your results, publish your data, and integrate what you've learned with the research of other scientists. Your laboratory skills are reliable, and you know how to find information you need when you research a new scientific topic.
|-
!Experienced
|You are a junior researcher. You can formulate your own questions, use the tools at hand to test your hypotheses, and investigate entirely new phenomena. You likely have a track record of success in publishing your conclusions and attracting funding.
|-
!Master
|You are a professional researcher, and you have made multiple new discoveries in your field. Your experiments are well-designed. You are known as an authority in your specialty and your papers often appear in prestigious journals. You may be coordinating the research efforts of a team of scientists, and likely know how to make your findings appealing to investors.
|}

== '''Security''' ==
These skills have to do with close combat, forensic science, and weapons handling.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Close Combat
|-
! colspan="2" |''Your training in hand-to-hand combat or melee weapon usage.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You can throw a punch or a kick, but it'll knock you off-balance. You're inexperienced and have probably never been in a serious hand-to-hand fight. In a fight, you might panic and run, grab whatever's nearby and blindly strike out with it, or (if the other guy is just as much of a beginner as you are) make a fool out of yourself.

* You can disarm, grab, and hit. The success chance depends on the fighters' skill difference.
|-
!Basic
|You either have some experience with fistfights, or you have some training in a martial art. You can handle yourself if you really have to, and if you're a security officer, can handle a stun baton at least well enough to get the handcuffs onto a criminal.
|-
!Trained
|You have had close-combat training, and can easily defeat unskilled opponents. Close combat may not be your specialty, and you don't engage in it more than needed, but you know how to handle yourself in a fight.

* You can parry with weapons. This increases with level.
* You can do grab maneuvers (pinning, dislocating).
|-
!Experienced
|You're good at hand-to-hand combat. You've trained explicitly in a martial art or as a close combatant as part of a military or police unit. You can use weaponry competently and you can think strategically and quickly in a melee. You're in good shape and you spend time training.
|-
!Master
|You specialize in hand-to-hand combat. You're well-trained in a practical martial art, and in good shape. You spend a lot of time practicing. You can take on just about anyone, use just about any weapon, and usually come out on top. You may be a professional athlete or special forces member.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Forensics
|-
! colspan="2" |''Forensics is used to handle forensic evidence safely and to use forensics equipment to hunt down criminals.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know that detectives solve crimes. You may have some idea that it's bad to contaminate a crime scene, but you're not too clear on the details. Increased chance of leaving fingerprints when touching things. Can contaminate evidence when trying to put it in evidence bags.
|-
!Basic
|You know how to avoid contaminating a crime scene. Can safely handle evidence bags, normal chance to leave fingerprints and such.
|-
!Trained
|You are trained in collecting forensic evidence - fibers, fingerprints, the works. You know how autopsies are done, and might've assisted performing one.

* You can more easily detect fingerprints. Can use forensics equipment, evidence collections kits and machinery. You no longer contaminate evidence.
|-
!Experienced
|You're a pathologist, or detective. You've seen your share of bizarre cases, and spent a lot of time putting pieces of forensic puzzle together, so you're faster now.

* You can notice additional details upon examining, such as fibers, partial prints, and gunshot residue. Can detect fibers, prints and GSR on examination up to a tile away.
|-
!Master
|You're a big name in forensic science. You might be an investigator who cracked a famous case, or you published papers on new methods of forensics. Either way, if there's a forensic trail, you will find it, period.

* You can notice traces of wiped off blood. Increased detection range to two tiles.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Weapons Expertise
|-
! colspan="2" |''Weapons Expertise is required to safely and efficiently handle guns. Without at least basic gun handling skill you'll be prone to safety-related accidents, while higher skills increase accuracy, especially in stressful conditions.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know how to recognize a weapon when you see one. You can point a gun and shoot it, though results vary wildly. You might forget the safety, you can't control burst recoil well, and you don't have trained reflexes for gun fighting. Can accidentally set safety on while handling guns. Need to examine guns to see safety state. If gun's not on safety, can accidentally discharge it while putting it in bags/holsters/pockets or taking it out.
|-
!Basic
|You know how to handle weapons safely, and you're comfortable using simple weapons. Your aim is decent and you can usually be trusted not to do anything stupid with a weapon you are familiar with, but your training isn't automatic yet and your performance will degrade in high-stress situations.

* You can use firearms. Their accuracy and spread depend on your skill level. Can see the safety state on the gun's icon when in inventory, and can tell if the gun is jammed. Still not as good in combat situations – accuracy penalty when in pain, can fail at reflexive fire, less accurate automatic fire.
|-
!Trained
|You have had extensive weapons training, or have used weapons in combat. Your aim is better now. You are familiar with most types of weapons and can use them in a pinch. You have an understanding of tactics, and can be trusted to stay calm under fire. You may have military or police experience and you probably carry a weapon on the job. Can ignore accuracy penalty from minor pain, can tell how many rounds are left in the gun, no extra accuracy loss when firing bursts, slightly better accuracy overall, '''chance''' to switch safety off when unholstering a weapon with harm intent.
|-
!Experienced
|You've used firearms and other ranged weapons in high-stress situations, and your skills have become automatic. Your aim is good. Further accuracy bonus, higher chance to automatically clear a jam, '''guaranteed''' to switch safety off when unholstering a weapon with harm intent. You can perform tactical and speed reloads on weapons.
|-
!Master
|You are an exceptional shot with a variety of weapons, from simple to exotic. You use a weapon as naturally as though it were a part of your own body. You may be a sniper or special forces operator of some kind.

* You get extra accuracy for sniper rifles.
* You automatically eject shells from bolt-action firearms.
* You are capable of reloading small, handy firearms with only one hand by clicking on the magazine with the firearm while the magazine is on your person.
|}

== '''Service''' ==
These skills have to do with your ability to grow plants, and cook food.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Botany
|-
! colspan="2" |''Required to effectively tend to plants. A low skill level is enough to grow crops, but plant science and xenobotany require a higher level.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You know next to nothing about plants. While you can attempt to plant, weed, or harvest, you are just as likely to kill the plant instead.

* '''General''': Cannot recognize whether weeds or pests harm the plant. Planting might not be successful. Attempts at weeding can harm actual plant.
* '''Bioballistic Delivery System''': Has a chance to fail at extracting the gene. Increases seed degradation more rapidly.
* '''Lysis-Isolation Centrifuge''': Has a chance to fail at extracting the gene. Increases seed degradation more rapidly.
|-
!Basic
|You've done some gardening. You can water, weed, fertilize, plant, and harvest, and you can recognize and deal with pests. You may be a hobby gardener.

* You can safely plant and weed normal plants.
* You can tell weeds and pests apart from each other.
* '''General''': Works normally for non-exotic seeds.
|-
!Trained
|You are proficient at botany, and can grow plants for food or oxygen production. Your plants will generally survive and prosper. You know the basics of manipulating plant genes.

* You can safely plant and weed exotic plants.
* You can operate xenoflora machines. The sample's degradation decreases with skill level.
* '''General''': Works normally for exotic seeds.
* '''Bioballistic Delivery System''': Works normally.
* '''Lysis-Isolation Centrifuge''': Works normally.
|-
!Experienced
|You're a botanist or farmer, capable of running a facility's hydroponics farms or doing botanical research. You are adept at creating custom hybrids and modified strains.

* '''Bioballistic Delivery System''': Slower seed degradation.
* '''Lysis-Isolation Centrifuge''': Slower seed degradation.
|-
!Master
|You're a specialized botanist. You can care for even the most exotic, fragile, or dangerous plants. You can use gene manipulation machinery with precision, and are often able to avoid the degradation of samples.
|}

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="2" |Cooking
|-
! colspan="2" |''Describes a character's ability to prepare meals and other consumable goods. This includes mixing alcoholic beverages.''
|-
!Unskilled
|You barely know anything about cooking, and stick to vending machines when you can. The microwave is a device of black magic to you, and you avoid it when possible.
|-
!Basic
|You can make simple meals and do the cooking for your family. Things like spaghetti, grilled cheese, or simple mixed drinks are your usual fare.

* You can safely use the All-In-One Grinder.
|-
!Trained
|You can make most meals while following instructions, and they generally turn out well. You have some experience with hosting, catering, and/or bartending.

* You can fully operate the drink dispensers.
|-
!Experienced
|You can cook professionally, keeping an entire crew fed easily. Your food is tasty and you don't have a problem with tricky or complicated dishes. You can be depended on to make just about any commonly-served drink.
|-
!Master
|Not only are you good at cooking and mixing drinks, but you can manage a kitchen staff and cater for special events. You can safely prepare exotic foods and drinks that would be poisonous if prepared incorrectly.
|}
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Guide to Cooking

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!
* More ingredients means longer cooking duration. Keep an eye on progress as you cook your foods. This also means setting different timers on microwaves.
* Eggs can either be used in cooking whole, or cracked open to use as egg protein. To place eggs into containers whole, use help intent. To crack them open, use any other intent.

Keep your eye on your appliances while cooking. Overcooking your dishes will produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and may clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success can have a good rhythm going between stations, cooking multiple dishes.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| Allows you to '''microwave''' certain recipes. Unlike other appliances, you cannot adjust the temperature, and can only turn it on for specific durations. Requires a microwave plate to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set timer
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to '''bake''' food. Requires baking trays to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients. Must open door.<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature<br>'''Alt-click''': Open/close door
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Grill
|Allows you to '''grill''' food. Requires a grill to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
|Allows you to deep '''fry''' food. Requires baskets and corn oil to function<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Stove
|Allows you to '''cook''' food using a '''pot''', '''skillet''', or '''saucepan.''' It is worth to mention, that cooking/frying/grilling any recipe, which includes water at 100°C will cause the water to evaporate, so it is crucial to adjust the temperature accordingly'''<br>'''<br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to certain recipes. Also allows you to arbitrarily combine any foods into a meal. Click on the board with food to add it to the board, then click and drag yourself to the board to finish combining.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor – reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
|The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.<br><br>The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
|Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]] in a '''skillet'''. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or '''cook''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a shellfish using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br><br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: '''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br><br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br><br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br><nowiki>*</nowiki>Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|'''Combine''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The ingredients will combine to create [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]], but this is fine.
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Cook 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]] in a '''pot'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|'''Combine''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br><br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|'''Fry''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''..
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Cook 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|'''Grill''' or cook 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br><br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper) in a '''skillet'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Grill or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Cook 9u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created cook something for too long. It may also break or dirty the appliance.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you '''boil''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container using anything but help intent. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Guide to Uplinks

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In order to carry out their evil plans, several types of antagonists are given access to an '''uplink''' – a device capable of purchasing weapons, gear, and other tools of mayhem using telecrystals ("TC") and instantly teleporting them to your location. Uplinks can also be used to give you illicit information on the Torch's crew.

When a player joins as a [[Traitor]], [[Mutineer|Head Mutineer]], [[Mercenary]], or [[Operative]], they will receive an uplink loaded with telecrystals – by default, '''130TC'''. The type of uplink is determined by the player's preferences in the Roles section of [[Character Creation|Character Setup]], except for Mercenaries, who always receive the “Uplink Unit” option (along with the extra TC). Options for uplinks are:

* '''PDA''': The default type of uplink for – installed in your PDA, if one is available. Enter your uplink code into the TaxQuickly 1.45b program in order to access the uplink. Your uplink code can be checked by accessing your notes (use the “Notes” verb), and generally take the form of a three-digit number plus a greek letter (ex: “319 Delta”).
* '''Radio''': Installed in your radio headset, if one is available. Dial the uplink frequency into the headset in order to access the uplink. As with the PDA code, the uplink frequency can be checked by accessing your notes.
* '''Uplink Unit''': A bulky uplink unit in the shape of a shortwave radio. The uplink program is always active, making this a very indiscreet option. Starts with 30% more TC than default, for a total of 169TC. Mercenaries always receive this uplink option.
* '''Implant''': An internal uplink installed in your head, activated by a specified emote. Starts with 20% less TC than default, for a total of 104TC.
* '''Telecrystals''': Raw telecrystals, without a way to trade them for gear. Starts with 50% more TC than default (for a total of 195TC), but difficult to use unless you can get your hands on another uplink.

On opening your uplink, you'll be presented with a menu with two sections:

* '''"Request Items"''' allows you to purchase gear, weapons, and other tools using your TC. The list of purchasable items is broken up into different categories – a full list of items which can be purchased via uplink, along their TC costs, is included below. Note that some items are restricted to certain antagonist types.
* '''"Exploitable Information"''' allows you to access illicit information on the crew-members of the Torch. This information is written by players about their characters using the “Exploitable Information” section in the Roles tab of Character Setup, and can range from anything from dirty secrets to blackmail to bounties. If you find yourself in need of a gimmick, or just need some leverage on another character, this is a good place to start.

Once you're finished shopping, remember to close your uplink – otherwise, anyone snooping around through your stuff will be able to find it!

== List of Uplink Items ==

=== Ammunition ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|<div id="Ammobox of Flechette Shells">Ammobox of Flechette Shells</div>
|[[File:Ammobox.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|An ammobox with 2 sets of shell holders. Contains 8 extra accurate flechette shells.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads shotguns, including the [[#Combat Shotgun|Combat Shotgun]], [[#Sawnoff Shotgun|Sawnoff Shotgun]] and [[#Pop-out Shotgun|Pop-out Shotgun]]. Flechette shells fall between standard shotgun shells and slugs in terms of damage, providing a good mid-range option against unarmored and lightly armored targets.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Ammobox of Shotgun Shells">Ammobox of Shotgun Shells</div>
|[[File:Ammobox.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|An ammobox with 2 sets of shell holders. Contains 8 buckshot shells total.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads shotguns, including the [[#Combat Shotgun|Combat Shotgun]], [[#Sawnoff Shotgun|Sawnoff Shotgun]] and [[#Pop-out Shotgun|Pop-out Shotgun]]. Shotgun shells create a spray of pellets when fired, while slugs act like standard ammunition - shells work best at short range, against unarmored targets.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs">Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs</div>
|[[File:Ammobox.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|An ammobox with 2 sets of shell holders. Contains 8 slugs total.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads shotguns, including the [[#Combat Shotgun|Combat Shotgun]], [[#Sawnoff Shotgun|Sawnoff Shotgun]] and [[#Pop-out Shotgun|Pop-out Shotgun]]. Shotgun shells create a spray of pellets when fired, while slugs act like standard ammunition.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Ammobox of APDS Sniper Rounds">Ammobox of APDS Sniper Rounds</div>
|[[File:Ammobox.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A container of armor piercing rounds for the anti-materiel rifle. Contains 3 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 15mmR. Loads the [[#Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle|Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle]]. Designed specifically to deal with heavily-armored targets.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Ammobox of Sniper Rounds">Ammobox of Sniper Rounds</div>
|[[File:Ammobox.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A container of rounds for the anti-material rifle. Contains 7 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 15mmR. Loads the [[#Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle|Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Dart Cartridge">Dart Cartridge</div>
|[[File:Magazine dartcartridge.png|center|frameless]]
|4
|A small cartridge for a gas-powered dart gun. Contains 5 hollow darts.<br><br><small>Caliber: dart. Loads the [[#Dart Gun|Dart Gun]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Flechette Rifle Magazine">Flechette Rifle Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine flechette.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A rifle magazine loaded with flechette rounds. Contains 9 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: flechette munition. Loads the [[#Flechette Rifle|Flechette Rifle]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Haywire Slug">Haywire Slug</div>
|[[File:Haywire slug.png|center|frameless]]
|1
|Single 12-gauge shotgun slug fitted with a single-used ion pulse generator.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Roughly equivalent to a shot from an ion rifle. Loads shotguns, including the [[#Combat Shotgun|Combat Shotgun]], [[#Sawnoff Shotgun|Sawnoff Shotgun]] and [[#Pop-out Shotgun|Pop-out Shotgun]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Heavy Bullpup Rifle Magazine">Heavy Bullpup Rifle Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine bullpup.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 7mmR magazine for heavy bullpup assault rifles like the Z8 Bulldog. Contains 15 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 7mmR. Loads the Bullpup Assault Rifle (not available over uplink) and the [[#Battle Rifle|Battle Rifle]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Light Bullpup Rifle Magazine">Light Bullpup Rifle Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine bullpup.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 7mmR magazine for light bullpup assault rifles like the Z9 Pitbull. Contains 20 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 7mmR. Loads the Light Bullpup Assault Rifle (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Magnum Magazine">Magnum Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine magnum.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 15mm magazine for magnum pistols. Contains 7 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 15mm. Loads the [[#Magnum Pistol|Magnum Pistol]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Magnum Speedloader">Magnum Speedloader</div>
|[[File:Speedloader magnum.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 15mm speedloader for magnum revolvers. Contains 6 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 15mm. Loads the [[#Magnum Revolver|Magnum Revolver]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Rifle Magazine">Rifle Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine rifle.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 5mmR magazine for assault rifles like the STS-35. Contains 20 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 5mmR. Loads the [[#Assault Rifle|Assault Rifle]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Shotgun Drum Magazine">Shotgun Drum Magazine</div>
|[[File:Shotgun drum.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A drum magazine that can hold fifteen 12g shotgun shells. Loaded with buckshot.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads the Auto Shotgun (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Shotgun Flechette Drum Magazine">Shotgun Flechette Drum Magazine</div>
|[[File:Shotgun drum.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A drum magazine that can hold fifteen 12g shotgun shells. Loaded with slugs.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads the Auto Shotgun (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Shotgun Slug Drum Magazine">Shotgun Slug Drum Magazine</div>
|[[File:Shotgun drum.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A drum magazine that can hold fifteen 12g shotgun shells. Loaded with flechettes.<br><br><small>Caliber: 12g. Loads the Auto Shotgun (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small EMP Ammo Box">Small EMP Ammo Box</div>
|[[File:Ammobox emp.png|center|frameless]]
|6
|A box of 7mm EMP ammo for holdout pistols and revolvers. Contains 8 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 7mm. Roughly the same as an ion pistol, but with a 1x1 area of effect. Loads the [[#Small Revolver|Small Revolver]] and [[#Small Silenced Pistol|Small Silenced Pistol]] (must be loaded into an empty [[#Small Magazine|Small Magazine]]).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small Magazine">Small Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine rifle.png|center|frameless]]
|3
|A 7mm magazine for holdout pistols like the P3 Whisper. Contains 8 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 7mm. Loads the [[#Small Silenced Pistol|Small Silenced Pistol]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small Speedloader">Small Speedloader</div>
|[[File:Speedloader.png|center|frameless]]
|3
|A 7mm speedloader for holdout revolvers like the A&M Partner. Contains 6 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 7mm. Loads the [[#Small Revolver|Small Revolver]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Standard Box Magazine">Standard Box Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine smg.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 10mm magazine for standard SMGs like the C-20r. Contains 20 rounds.<br><small><br>Caliber: 10mm. Loads the [[#Standard Machine Gun|Standard Machine Gun]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Standard Doublestack Magazine">Standard Doublestack Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine doublestack.png|center|frameless]]
|9
|A 10mm magazine for large, heavy military pistols. Contains 15 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 10mm. Loads the [[#Service Pistol, GCN, Heavy|Service Pistol, GCN, Heavy]] and the [[#Service Pistol, SCG, Heavy|Service Pistol, SCG, Heavy]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Standard EMP Ammo Box">Standard EMP Ammo Box</div>
|[[File:Ammobox emp.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A box of 10mm EMP ammo for standard pistols. Contains 15 rounds.<br><small><br>Caliber: 10mm. Roughly equivalent to a shot from an ion pistol. Loads standard pistols, including the [[#Standard Machine Pistol|Standard Machine Pistol]] (must be loaded into an empty [[#Standard Stick Magazine|Standard Stick Magazine]] ) and the [[#Standard Military Pistol|Standard Military Pistol]] (must be loaded into an empty [[#Standard Doublestack Magazine|Standard Doublestack Magazine]] ), as well as the standard revolver (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Standard Singlestack Magazine">Standard Singlestack Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine doublestack.png|center|frameless]]
|6
|A 10mm magazine for small, light military pistols. Contains 8 rounds.
<br><small>Caliber: 10mm. Loads the the [[#Service Pistol, GCN, Light|Service Pistol, GCN, Light]] and the [[#Service Pistol, SCG, Light|Service Pistol, SCG, Light]]</small>
|
|-
|<div id="Standard Speedloader">Standard Speedloader</div>
|[[File:Speedloader.png|center|frameless]]
| 8
|A 10mm speedloader for standard revolvers like the Lumoco Solid. Contains 6 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 10mm. Loads the standard revolver (not available over uplink).</small>
|–
|-
| <div id="Standard Stick Magazine">Standard Stick Magazine</div>
|[[File:Magazine stick.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A 10mm magazine for standard machine pistols like the MP6 Vesper. Contains 16 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 10mm. Loads the [[#Standard Machine Pistol|Standard Machine Pistol]].</small>
| –
|-
|<div id="Stripper Clip">Stripper Clip</div>
|[[File:Stripper clip.png|center|frameless]]
|2
|A 5mmR stripper clip used to load bolt action rifles. Contains just 5 rounds.<br><br><small>Caliber: 5mmR. Loads the [[#Bolt Action Rifle|Bolt Action Rifle]].</small>
|–
|}

===Augments===
Implantable augments to for various nefarious purposes. Each augment comes in a compact bionic module (CBM), a one-use device which will automatically surgically install the augment in the user. To use, buckle yourself to a chair or bed and activate the CBM in-hand. Moving during this process will interrupt the surgery and deactivate the CBM. This process is extremely painful without painkillers. Alternatively, the augment can be removed from the CBM with a crowbar to install via normal surgery (while breaking the CBM).

Note that each body part can only fit one augment at a time, so make sure you know which augments you want before purchasing.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Adaptive Binoculars CBM (head)
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|30
|A pair of ultrathin lenses can be deployed or retracted at will from your eye sockets. They have powerful zoom capabilities, allowing you to see into the distance. They have been configured to be undetectable on body scanners.<br><br><small>This augment implants in the head. Acts as built-in binoculars.</small>
|–
|-
|Concealed Powerfist CBM (arm)
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|A bulky augment that slots in the AG-23 Pneumatic Powerfist. Perfect for when you need something with more oomph. Comes with it's own tank.<br><br>It is unconcealable from body-scanners, and easily detectable due to it's weight.<br><br><small>This augment implants in the left or right arm - this can be toggled by using a screwdriver on the CBM before installation. Force depends on tank's output pressure. Only implantable in synthetic limbs.</small>
|–
|-
| Iatric Monitor CBM (head)
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|A small computer system attached to the brain stem that monitors your life signs. It has been configured to be undetectable on body scanners. It can be activated to gain a simple readout of your current physical state that can be understood regardless of your medical skill.<br><br><small>This augment implants in the head. Outputs health scanner information for the use. Not compatible with synthetic biologies.</small>
|–
|-
|Internal Air System CBM (chest, active)
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|24
| This flexible air sack housed in your torso slowly fills with safe air as you breathe, and can be used as a low-capacity internals source if nothing else is available. It will automatically filter out the safest air for your species. It has been configured to be undetectable on body scanners.<br><br><small>This augment implants in the upper body. Acts as a built-in internals tank, which slowly refills over time to a maximum capacity of 1013kPa. Still requires a mask or other internals device in order to use. Not compatible with synthetic biologies.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Pop-out Shotgun">Pop-out Shotgun CBM (arm)</div>
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|60
| Replacing a hefty part of your forearm, this mechanism can be controlled with a flicking motion to reveal a long 12-gauge barrel that can fit a single shell. The ultimate trump card when you're out of options. It comes pre-loaded with a single buckshot shell.
Due to its bulk, it is impossible to conceal from body scanners, and will be discovered by anyone feeling your bones - install with caution!<br><br><small>This augment implants in the left or right arm - this can be toggled by using a screwdriver on the CBM before installation.<br><br>This augment provides a built-in, pop-out ballistic weapon - fits 1 round at a time, and can be reloaded with loose 12g rounds, such as the [[#Haywire Slug|Haywire Slug]] or ammo from the [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Shells|Ammobox of Shotgun Shells]], [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs|Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs]], or [[#Ammobox of Flechette Shells|Ammobox of Flechette Shells]]. Doesn't have a safety.</small>
|–
|-
|Wrist Blade CBM (arm)
|[[File:Cbm.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|This concealed housing is mounted inside your lower arm, and can be activated to extend a vicious, lightweight blade. Useful for assassinations or self-defense. Developed especially for concealment, its presence will not be revealed by body scanners.<br><br><small>This augment implants in the left or right arm - this can be toggled by using a screwdriver on the CBM before installation. Each body part can only fit one augment at a time.</small>
| –
|}

===Badassery===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
! Description
! Restrictions
|-
|Crayon MRE
|[[File:Crayon mre.png|center|frameless]]
|130
|An exceptionally robust MRE.<br><br><small>Contains a box of crayons, three sauce packets of randomly-colored crayon powder, and a rainbow crayon for dessert. For the traitor of refined culinary taste.</small>
|–
|-
| Modded Foam Gun
|[[File:Foam gun.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|It's a Jorf revolver blaster and 14 weighted darts. Even after aftermarket modification to increase its range and launch velocity, it's not a very effective weapon.<br><br><small>Holds up to 6 darts at a time. Doesn't hurt very much.</small>
|–
|-
|A Fortune Cookie
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
| 130
|Why would you buy this?<br><small><br>Crunchy. Pointless.</small>
|–
|-
|Random Item
|???
|1+
|Buys you a random item for at least 1 TC. Be careful, this can spend any amount of telecrystals!
|–
|-
| Surplus Crate
|[[File:Shipping crate.png|center|frameless]]
|520
|A crate containing 780 telecrystals worth of surplus leftovers. If you can find some help to pay for it, you might strike gold.
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Useless Balloon (Corporate)
|[[File:Balloon nt.png|center|frameless]]
| 130
|For showing that you love the company SOO much.
|–
|-
|Useless Balloon (Criminal)
|[[File:Balloon syndicate.png|center|frameless]]
|130
|For showing that You Are The BOSS.
| –
|-
|Useless Balloon (Random)
| ???
|130
| Randomly selects a ballon for you. For showing 'Whatevah~'
|–
|}

===Devices & Tools===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
| Binary Gas Bomb
|[[File:Ttvbomb.png|center|frameless]]
| 30
|A remote-activated phoron-oxygen bomb assembly with an included signaler. A flashing disclaimer begins with the warning 'SOME DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY REQUIRED.'<br><small><br>Clicking the bomb in-hand and viewing the attached remote signaling device will allow you to view and adjust the frequency and signal required to detonate the bomb. To detonate, you'll need to send the signal over the correct frequency with a second remote signaling device (not included) - these can be found in Vendomats (there's one in Primary Tool Storage), or in the Toximate 3000 on the Petrov, among other places on the Torch. Alternatively, you can remove the attached remote signaling device and add another trigger of your choosing.<br><br>Opening the bomb's valve or sending the detonation signal while you are holding the bomb will cause the bomb to blow up in your hands, so try to avoid this.</small>
|–
|-
| Binary Translator Key
|[[File:Cypherkey.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|This headset encryption key will allow you to both listen and speak on the binary channel that synthetics and AI have access to. Remember, non-synths don't normally have access to this channel, so talking in it will raise suspicion. Use a screwdriver on your headset to exchange keys.<br><br><small>Use the prefix ":x" to speak over this channel.</small>
|–
|-
|C-4
|[[File:C4.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|Set this on a wall to put a hole exactly where you need it.<br><br><small>Can be placed on doors, walls, and most large objects, such as lockers and vending machines. Creates a small, targeted explosion that destroys the object it's placed on with minimal damage to surrounding tiles. Click in hand to adjust the detonation timer, to a minimum of 10 seconds. By default, the detonation occurs 10 seconds after the C-4 is planted.</small>
|–
|-
|Camera MIU
|[[File:Camera miu.png|center|frameless]]
| 60
|Wearing this mask allows you to remotely view any cameras you currently have access to. Take the mask off to stop viewing.<br><small><br>Excellent for keeping track of monitored areas on the ship, especially public spaces. Camera view can also be toggled on or off using the "Toggle MUI" button.<br><br>Cost is reduced to 30TC for mercenaries.</small>
|–
|-
|Cryptographic Sequencer
|[[File:Emag.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|An electromagnetic card capable of scrambling electronics to either subvert them into serving you, or giving you access to things you normally can't. Doors can be opened with this card even if you aren't normally able to, but will destroy them in the process. This card can have its appearance changed to look less conspicuous.<br><br><small>Better known as an "e-mag". Can be used 10 times before breaking. The cryptographic sequencer can be disguised as an ID, union card, data card, or floppy disk for greater discretion.</small>
|–
|-
|Diving Helmet
|[[File:Diving helmet.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|An antique diver's helmet that was designed to withstand immense pressures. Works as a space helmet. Only fits humans.<br><br><small>Provides good protection against most environmental conditions, as well as most weapons.</small>
|–
|-
|Door Hacking Tool
|[[File:Multitool.png|center|frameless]]
|24
| Appears and functions as a standard multitool until a screwdriver is used to toggle it. While in hacking mode, this device will grant full access to any airlock in 20 to 40 seconds. This device will be able to continuously re-access the last 6 to 8 airlocks it was used on.<br><br><small>A whole world of hacking possibilities, with none of the technical know-how required.</small>
|–
|-
|Duct Tape
|[[File:Duct tape.png|center|frameless]]
|2
|A roll of duct tape. Patch holes in your voidsuit, or silence your victims.
|–
|-
|Encrypted Radio Channel Key
|[[File:Cypherkey.png|center|frameless]]
|1
|This headset encryption key will allow you to speak on a hidden, encrypted radio channel. Use a screwdriver on your headset to exchange keys.<br><br><small>Use the prefix ":t" to speak over this channel.</small>
|–
|-
| Energy Shield
|
| 24
| An extendable hardlight shield projector.
<small>For self-defense. If hit with an EMP, stops working for 30 - 90 seconds.</small>
| –
|-
|Extra-Strength Polychromic Dye
|[[File:Polychromic dye.png|center|frameless]]
|10
|15 units of a tasteless dye that causes chemical mixtures to take on the color of the dye itself. Very useful for disguising poisons to the untrained eye; even large amounts of reagents can be fully recolored with only a few drops of dye. Like the mundane variety of polychromic dye, you can use the bottle in your hand to change the dye's color to suit your needs.<br><small><br>A chemical analysis of any dyed liquid will show its true identity, but won't reveal the presence of the dye itself.</small>
|–
|-
|Flashdark
|[[File:Flashlight.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|A device similar to a flash light that absorbs the surrounding light, casting a shadowy, black mass.<br><br><small>Fantastic for obscuring vision or for lurking ominously.</small>
|–
|-
| Fully Loaded Toolbox
|[[File:Syndicate toolbox.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A hefty toolbox filled with all the equipment you need to get past any construction or electrical issues. Instructions and materials not included.<br><br><small>Contains a wrench, screwdriver, welding tool, crowbar, multitool, a pair of wire cutters, and a pair of insulated gloves.</small>
|–
|-
|Hacked Supply Beacon (DANGER!)
|[[File:Hacked beacon.png|center|frameless]]
|52
|Wrench this large beacon onto an exposed power cable, in order to activate it. This will call in a drop pod to the target location, containing a random assortment of (possibly useful) items. The ship's computer system will announce when this pod is en route.
<small>Note: The supply pod ''will'' crush whatever is underneath it.</small>
|–
|-
|Hacked AI Upload Module
|[[File:Ai upload.png|center|frameless]]
|52
|A module that can be used anonymously add a singular, top level law to an active AI. All you need to do is write in the law and insert it into any available AI Upload Console.<br><br><small>Also applies to the laws of stationbound synthetics.</small>
|–
|-
|Handcuffs
|[[File:Handcuffs box.png|center|frameless]]
|5
|A box of 7 handcuffs.
|–
|-
|Handheld Shield Diffuser
|[[File:Handheld shield diffuser.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|A small device used to disrupt energy barriers, and allow passage through them.<br><br><small>For breaching energy shields - namely, those around the ship.</small>
| –
|-
|Heavy Armor Vest and Helmet
|[[File:Satchel.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|This satchel holds a combat helmet and fully equipped plate carrier. Suit up, and strap in, things are about to get hectic.<br><br><small>The armor provides good protection against against ballistic rifles and energy handguns, as well as melee attacks. Causes slowdown.</small>
|–
|-
|Helmet-Attached Light-Enhancing Sights
|[[File:NVG_Mount_Helmet.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Thermal_sights.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A set of light-enhancing sights for seeing in the dark. They can attach to combat or voidsuit helmets. Range is slightly limited, along with your perceptible range of colors. It will be obvious what you are wearing.<br><br><small>Comes pre-attached to a model helmet, which offers very minimal protection. Vision is downgraded from standard night vision goggles, offering limited view distance and color distortion.</small>
|Mercenary and Traitor Only
|-
|Helmet-Attached Thermal Sights
|[[File:NVG_Mount_Helmet.png|center|frameless]] [[File:NVG_sights.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A set of thermal sights that can attach to combat or voidsuit helmets. Range is limited, along with the color palette, and it will be obvious what you are wearing.<br><br><small>Comes pre-attached to a model helmet, which offers very minimal protection. Vision is downgraded from standard thermals, offering limited view distance and color distortion.</small>
|Traitor Only
|-
|Morphic Clerical Kit
|[[File:Box of doom.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|Comes with everything you need to fake paperwork, assuming you know how to forge the required documents.<br><br><small>Contains a hand labeler, a destination tagger, a chameleon stamp, a chameleon pen, and and enough package wrapper for 25 uses.</small>
|–

|-
|<div id="Operations Funding">Operations Funding</div>
|[[File:Secure briefcase.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A briefcase with 10,000 untraceable thaler. Makes a great bribe if they're willing to take you up on your offer.<br><br><small>Briefcase is secure and password-protectable. Keeps your ill-gotten gains nice and safe!</small>
|–
|-
|Personal Shield
|[[File:Personal shield.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A very expensive device that uses energy to block bullets and lasers from tearing you a new hole, as long as it holds a charge.
|–
|-
|Portable Radio Jammer
|[[File:Portable radio jammer.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A pocket sized portable radio jammer that can intercept outgoing radio signals in a given distance. However, radios attempting to send outgoing transmissions will emit a faint buzzing noise. The jammer can be signaled remotely using assembly signalers.<br><br><small>Blocks outgoing radio transmission in an adjustable range from 1 to 10 tiles. Higher ranges drain the jammer's battery faster. The jammer can also be remotely signaled and configured with a remote frequency code, similar to an implant, allowing for its use in traps. Great for pre-emptively silencing targets who might scream for help over comms.</small>
|–
|-
|Powersink (DANGER!)
|[[File:Powersink.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A device, that when bolted down to an exposed wire, spikes the surrounding electrical systems, draining power at an alarming rate. Use with caution, as this will be extremely noticeable to anyone monitoring the power systems.
|–
|-
|Radio Intercepter
|[[File:Radio intercepter.png|center|frameless]]
|30
|A receiver-like device that can intercept secure radio channels. This item is too big to fit into your pockets.<br><br><small>Allows access the Common, Entertainment, and Hailing channels aboard the SEV Torch. Primarily for antagonists who wouldn't normally have access to these channels.</small>
|–
|-
|Suit Sensor Jamming Device
|[[File:Suitsensorjammer.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|This tiny device can temporarily change sensor levels, report random readings, or false readings on any suit sensors in your vicinity. The range at which this device operates can be toggled as well. All of these options drain the internal battery.<br><br><small>Has a maximum charge of 1000W. Can be toggled between several modes: "Cap Data - Binary", "Cap Data - Off", and "Cap Data - Vital", which limit sensor data to the specified level; "Random - Minor", Random - Moderate", and "Random - Major", which randomizes sensor output with varying degrees of severity; and "Healthy" and "Dead", which cause sensors to report that targets are uninjured or dead, respectively, regardless of health. The range in meters (i.e. tiles) can be also adjusted. The device will display the current power consumption and level of charge - the internal power cell can be removed and recharged with a crowbar.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Syndicate Coins">Syndicate Coins</div>
|[[File:Syndicate coin.png|center|frameless]]
|50
|A packet of five coins that unlock a secret compartment in any vending machine.<br><br>Each coin unlocks on average 15 TCs worth of items. Depending on your luck, you may half or more than triple your TCs worth!<br><br>These compartments cannot be accessed by hacking.<br><br><small>Note: Using a challenge coin on a vending machine makes it scream anti-Sol slogans for the benefit of all nearby non-Traitors</small>
|–
|-
|Thermal Imaging Glasses (Goggles)
|[[File:Optical meson scanner.png|center|frameless]]
|24
| A pair of meson goggles that have been modified to instead show synthetics or living creatures, through thermal imaging.
| Traitor Only
|-
|Thermal Imaging Glasses (Aviators)
|[[File:Aviator mesons.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A pair of aviator sunglasses that have been modified to instead show synthetics or living creatures, through thermal imaging.<br><br><small>Works the same as the standard goggles version.</small>
|Traitor Only
|-
|Voidsuit and Tactical Mask
|[[File:Satchel.png|center|frameless]]
|28
|A satchel containing a non-regulation voidsuit, voidsuit helmet, tactical mask, and oxygen tank. Conceal your identity, while also not dying in space.<br><br><small>The voidsuit provides good protection against against ballistic handguns and energy handguns, as well as melee attacks. Causes slowdown.</small>
|–
|}

===Disguised & Inconspicuous Weaponry===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Box of Tricky Cigarettes
|[[File:Box of doom.png|center|frameless]]
|8
| A box with some 'special' packs in the following order: 2x Flashes, 2x Smokes, 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Mindbreaker Toxin|Mindbreaker Toxin]], and 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]. Try not to mix them up!<br><br><small>Each pack contains 6 cigarettes of the specified type. Flashes and Smokes can be lit to activate - other cigarettes can be smoked as normal. Comes with a Zippo lighter.</small>
|–
|-
|Concealed Cane Sword
|[[File:Cane.png|center|frameless]]
| 8
|A cane used by a true gentlemen, especially ones with sharp intentions.<br><br><small>Despite the name, actually contains a switchblade. Other types of folding knives can also be sheathed in the cane.</small>
|–
|-
|Concealed Cane Gun
|[[File:Cane.png|center|frameless]]
|25
|A cane used by true gentlemen, especially ones with a penchant for loud weaponry!<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 12g. Can be loaded using loose 12g rounds, such as [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Shells|Shotgun Shells]], [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs|Shotgun Slugs]], [[#Ammobox of Flechette Shells|Flechette Shells]], or the [[#Haywire Slug|Haywire Slug]] - holds 1 round at a time.<br><br>This cane conceals a single-shot shotgun. Ctrl-click the weapon to toggle the concealed trigger, acting in place of a safety. Inaccurate, so you'll want to be close to your victim.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Dehydrated Space Carp">Dehydrated Space Carp</div>
|[[File:Carpplushie.png|center|frameless]]
|10
| An innocuous-looking space carp plushie. Add water and step back for a nasty surprise!<br><br><small>Turns into a space carp a few seconds after water is added, which is hostile to everything around it, including you! Less deadly variant of the [[#Pike Cube|Pike Cube]].</small>
| –
|-
| Disguised Syringe Gun
|[[File:Electronic cigarette.png|center|frameless]]
|10
| A syringe gun disguised as an electronic cigarette with 4 darts included in the box. Chemicals not included!<br><br><small>Comes with 4 empty syringes and 4 syringe gun cartridges. To operate: fill a syringe with the desired chemical, click a syringe gun cartridge with the syringe to attach, insert cartridge into the gun, click the gun to pull back its bolt, and fire.</small>
|–
|-
|Paralytic Pen
|[[File:Pen.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|Looks and works like a pen, but prick someone with it, and 30 seconds later, they'll be on the ground mumbling.<br><br><small>Almost instantly injects all chemicals in the pen into the target when stabbed. Starts with 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Vercuronium Bromide|Vercuronium Bromide]] loaded. Refillable. Holds up to 5u of chemicals.</small>
|–
|-
|Plushie Bomb
|[[File:Kittenplush.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|A cuddly plushie implanted with a voice-activated bomb. Set the trigger phrase and run for an explosive ending!<br><br><small>Comes in variety of cute plush facades, including kitten, carp, diona, deer, squid, th'oom, or spider!<br><br>Use the plushie in-hand on grab intent to set an activation phrase - once the phrase is set, grab intent will act as it would for a normal plushie. You can't change the phrase after setting it, so choose wisely. If the plushie hears the trigger phrase spoken in its vicinity, it'll activate a 5 second timer, then explode.</small>
|–
|-
|Random Toxin Vial
|[[File:Vial.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|Contains one of an assortment of nasty toxins, with a single syringe included. Don't worry, its labeled.<br><br><small>Vial contains one of the following: 15u [[Guide to Chemistry#Carpotoxin|Carpotoxin]], 15u [[Guide to Chemistry#Impedrezene|Impedrezene]], 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Zombie Powder,|Zombie Powder,]] or a cocktail of 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Mindbreaker Toxin|Mindbreaker Toxin]] and 20u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hextromycosalinate|Hextromycosalinate]].</small>
|–
|-
|Razor-Brimmed Bowler Hat
|[[File:Bowlerhat.png|center|frameless]]
|15
|This dapper hat hides several microrazors in its brim, and also provides some head protection. Land a trickshot for maximum damage.<br><br><small>Can be used as a melee or thrown weapon - deals substantially more damage when thrown, and has a high chance of sticking in the wound.</small>
|–
|-
|Subversive Soap
|[[File:Soap.png|center|frameless]]
| 1
|Wash out the blood stains and slip pursuing MAAs in equal measure. Comes in a variety of delicious scents!
|-
|}

===Grenades===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
! Restrictions
|-
|Carp Grenade (1x)
|[[File:Grenade smoke.png|center|frameless]]
|25
|On detonation, this grenade spawns four hostile space carp which will attack anything around them (including the thrower). Use with care!<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="EMP Grenade">EMP Grenade (1x)</div>
|[[File:Grenade emp.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A grenade that will send electronics into a frenzy, or possibly fry them altogether. The timer is adjustable with a screwdriver<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|–
|-
|EMP Grenades (5x)
|[[File:Grenade box.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A box of grenades that will send electronics into a frenzy, or possibly fry them altogether. The timer is adjustable with a screwdriver. These ones are packaged in a box of five for a discount.
|–
|-
|Fragmentation Bomb
|[[File:Grenade fragmentation bomb.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|Larger and heavier than a standard fragmentation grenade, this device is extremely dangerous. It cannot be thrown as far because of its weight.<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Fragmentation Grenade (1x)
|[[File:Grenade fragmentation.png|center|frameless]]
|10
|A military fragmentation grenade, designed to explode in a deadly shower of fragments, while avoiding massive structural damage.<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode.</small>
| Mercenary Only
|-
|Fragmentation Grenade (5x)
|[[File:Grenade box.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A military fragmentation grenade, designed to explode in a deadly shower of fragments, while avoiding massive structural damage. These ones are packaged in a box of five for a discount.
| Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Fragmentation Shell">Fragmentation Shell (1x)</div>
|[[File:Grenade fragmentation shell.png|center|frameless]]
|10
|Weaker than standard fragmentation grenades, these devices can be fired from a grenade launcher.<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Fragmentation Shell (5x)
|[[File:Grenade box.png|center|frameless]]
|40
| Weaker than standard fragmentation grenades, these devices can be fired from a grenade launcher. These ones are packaged in a box of five for a discount.
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Photon Disruption Grenade">Photon Disruption Grenade (1x)</div>
|[[File:Grenade emp.png|center|frameless]]
|4
|An experimental device for temporarily removing light in a limited area for a small amount of time.<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|–
|-
|Photon Disruption Grenade (5x)
|[[File:Grenade box.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|An experimental device for temporarily removing light in a limited area for a small amount of time. These ones are packaged in a box of five for a discount.
|–
|-
|<div id="Smoke Grenade">Smoke Grenade (1x)</div>
|[[File:Grenade smoke.png|center|frameless]]
|4
|A grenade that will erupt into a vision obscuring cloud of smoke. Makes for great getaways!<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|–
|-
|Smoke Grenade (5x)
|[[File:Grenade box.png|center|frameless]]
|16
| A grenade that will erupt into a vision obscuring cloud of smoke. Makes for great getaways! These ones are packaged in a box of five for a discount.
|–
|-
|Supermatter Grenade (1x)
|[[File:Grenade supermatter.png|center|frameless]]
|15
|This grenade contains a small supermatter shard which will delaminate upon activation and pull in nearby objects, irradiate lifeforms, and eventually explode.<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Supermatter Grenade (5x)
|[[File:Radbox.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|This grenade contains a small supermatter shard which will delaminate upon activation and pull in nearby objects, irradiate lifeforms, and eventually explode.
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Viscerator Grenade (1x)
|[[File:Grenade smoke.png|center|frameless]]
|35
|On detonation, this grenade spawns five viscerators - small flying machines that will slice anyone near them (including the thrower). Use with care!<br><br><small>Clicking in-hand will activate the grenade and automatically put the user into throw mode. Can be used as ammunition in the [[#Grenade Launcher|Grenade Launcher]].</small>
|–
|}

===Hardsuit Modules===
Hardsuit modules, used to upgrade any hardsuits you might have (or steal). Hardsuit modules can be installed by unlocking or hacking into the hardsuit (if it has an ID lock), opening the maintenance panel with a crowbar, and applying the module to the hardsuit. See [[Guide to EVA and Internals#Hardsuits|Guide to EVA and Internals: Hardsuits]] for more details on hardsuit operation.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Electrowarfare Suite and Voice Synthesiser
|[[File:Satchel.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|Includes two modules that, once installed and activated, are capable of masking your voice and disrupting the AI from tracking you.<br><br><small>Contains a hardsuit voice synthesiser and an electrowarfare module. Note that the electrowarfare module has no effect without an AI.</small>
|–
|-
|Maneuvering Jets
|[[File:Module thrusters.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|A module capable of giving your suit an active thrust system, so that you can maneuver in zero gravity.
|–
|-
|Mounted Energy Gun
|[[File:Module mountedegun.png|center|frameless]]
| 48
|A module that drains your power reserves in order to fire an arm mounted energy gun.
|–
|-
| Mounted Laser Cannon
|[[File:Module mountedlasercannon.png|center|frameless]]
|64
|A module capable of draining your suit's power reserves in order to fire a shoulder mounted laser cannon.
|Mercenary Only
|-
|Net Projector
|[[File:Module netgun.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|A module capable of creating an energy net device that can be thrown in order to capture targets like the prey they are.
|–
|-
| Power Sink
|[[File:Module powersink.png|center|frameless]]
|48
|A module capable of recharging your suit's power reserves, by tapping into an exposed, live wire.
|–
|}

===Implants===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
! Restrictions
|-
|Compressed Matter Implant
|[[File:Implanter compressed.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|An implant with an emotive trigger used to hide a handheld item in your body. Activating it materializes the item in your hand.<br><br><small>To compress an item, toggle the implanter's safeties off, then target that item with the implanter. You may then implant the item in a body part of your choice, and select an emote from the list provided to act as a trigger to rematerialize the item. One-time use only.</small>
|–
|-
|Explosive Implant (DANGER!)
|[[File:Implanter.png|center|frameless]]
|40
| An explosive implant activated with a vocal trigger or radio signal. Use the included pad to adjust the settings before implanting.<br><br><small>Use the implanter on the implant pad to program. The explosive yield of the implant can be set to "Localized Limb", which destroys the implanted limb with some damage to adjacent tiles, "Destroy Body", which gibs the implanted individual, or "Full Explosion", which gibs the individual and causes significant damage to the surrounding area. You may also use the programming pad to set the activation phrase and the frequency and signal required to detonate the implant - note that you can have both a vocal trigger and a radio trigger active on the same implant. A remote signaling device is required to activate the implant via radio. Finally, you can use the pad to program the tampering warning given over comms by the implant when it's exposed via surgery. Note that a removed explosive implant is still capable of detonating outside the body.<br><br>'''Warning:''' Blowing yourself up with the explosive implant falls under [[Rules|Server Rules]] about suicide. If you intend to blow yourself up, you must ahelp for staff permission. Doing otherwise is a potentially bannable offense.</small>
|–
|-
|Freedom Implant
|[[File:Implanter.png|center|frameless]]
| 24
|An implant with an emotive trigger that can break you free of restraints. Show Security who has the real upper hand!<br><br><small>Upon implanting, you'll be prompted to select an emote from a list. Using this emote will instantly free you of any restraints.</small>
|–
|-
|Neural Imprinting Implant
|[[File:Implanter.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|An implant able to be used on someone who is under the influence of Mindbreaker Toxin to give them a set of law-like instructions to follow. This kit contains a dose of Mindbreaker Toxin.<br><br><small>Use the implanter on the implant pad to program. This will allow you to add, remove, or edit rules on the implant, much like a synthetic's laws. The target must be under the influence of Mindbreaker Toxin, or otherwise hallucinating, in order for the implant to take full effect - otherwise, the laws will only present themselves as suggestions.</small>
|Traitor Only
|-
|Uplink Implant
|[[File:Implanter.png|center|frameless]]
|65
|This implant holds an uplink containing 63 telecrystals, activatable with an emotive trigger. You will have access to it, as long as it is still inside of you.<br><br><small>Upon implanting, you'll be prompted to select an emote from a list. Using this emote will open your uplink, as if you had opened it from your PDA.</small>
|–
|}

===Jamming and Announcements ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
! TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Complete Suit Sensor Jamming
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|A single-use device, that when activated, garbles all suit sensor data for 10 minutes.<br><br><small>Functions like an ion storm, but much longer.</small>
| –
|-
| Complete Suit Sensor Shutdown
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A single-use device, that when activated, completely disables all suit sensors for 10 minutes.<br><br><small>Leave sensors blind and helpless while you murder your victims!</small>
|–
|-
|Crew Arrival Announcement and Records
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|A single-use device, that when activated, creates a fake crew arrival announcement as well as fake crew records, using your current appearance (including held items!) and worn ID card. Prepare well!
|–
|-
|Fake Command Report
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|24
| A single-use device, that when activated, fakes an custom configured command report!<br><br><small>Use the device in-hand for a selection of options to configure the fake report, and to send the report once configured. You can set the command report's title, message, and whether the full message is broadcast to everyone on the ship, or only to command communications software.<br><br>You can examine the device in-hand to view the configured title, message, and publicity. Be warned: These are visible even after the device is used. Be sure to properly dispose of it after use!</small>
|–
|-
|Ion Storm Announcement
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A single-use device, that when activated, fakes an announcement, so people think all their electronic readings are wrong.<br><br><small>Note that this doesn't actually affect readings - unless paired with another jamming device, anyone looking at sensors will be able to tell that nothing's actually wrong.</small>
|–
|-
|Radiation Storm Announcement
|[[File:Jamming and announcements.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A single-use device, that when activated, fakes an announcement, so people run to the tunnels in fear of being irradiated!<br><br><small>Also unlocks maintenance and the safe rooms for real.</small>
|–
|}

===Loud & Dangerous Weaponry ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|<div id="Advanced Energy Gun">Advanced Energy Gun</div>
|[[File:advancedenergygun.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|A highly experimental heavy energy weapon, with three different lethality settings.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger. This particular energy weapon is self-charging, and will refill itself overtime.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 10 shots worth of power. Can be cycled between the firemodes stun, shock, and kill by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Advanced Railgun">Advanced Railgun</div>
|[[File:advancedrailgun.png|center|frameless]]
|75
| A modified prototype of the original railgun implement, this time boring slugs out of steel rods loaded into the chamber, now with even MORE stopping power.<br><br><small>Magnetic weapon - firing uses both ammunition and charge from the gun's capacitor. Click the gun to unload, and click the gun while unloaded to remove and recharge its internal power cell.<br><br>Uses steel rods as ammunition, with a maximum capacity of 6. Best fired with a two-handed grip. Causes significant slowdown when held or worn.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle">Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle</div>
|[[File:amsrsniper.png|center|frameless]]
|68
|A secure briefcase that contains an immensely powerful penetrating rifle, as well as seven extra sniper rounds.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 15mmR. Load with loose 15mmR rounds, such as [[#Ammobox of Sniper Rounds|Sniper Rounds]] or [[#Ammobox of APDS Sniper Rounds|APDS Sniper Rounds]] - holds up to 1 round at a time.<br><br>Includes a magnifying optical scope, toggled with the "Use Scope" verb. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Assault Rifle">Assault Rifle</div>
|[[File:assaultrifle.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|A common rifle with three togglable fire modes.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 5mmR. Load with the [[#Rifle Magazine|Rifle Magazine]].<br><br>Can be cycled between the firemodes "semi auto" (one shot), "3-round bursts" (three shot), and "short bursts" (five shots) by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Battle Rifle">Battle Rifle</div>
|[[File:battlerifle.png|center|frameless]]
|65
|Predecessor to the Assault Rifle, works just as well as the new guns.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 7mmR. Load with the [[#Heavy Bullpup Rifle Magazine|Heavy Bullpup Rifle Magazine]].<br><br>Can be cycled between semi auto and full auto firemodes by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
| Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Bolt Action Rifle">Bolt Action Rifle</div>
|[[File:boltactionrifle.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|For arming your comrades on the cheap!<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 5mmR. Can be loaded using single 5mmR rounds or the [[#Stripper Clip|Stripper Clip]] - holds up to 5 rounds at a time.</small>
|Mutineer Only
|-
|<div id="Box of Shurikens">Box of Shurikens</div>
|[[File:box of doom.png|center|frameless]]
|18
|A small box with six shuriken, notably dangerous.<br><br><small>Contains six shuriken, small bladed weapons meant for throwing. Made of uranium for extra poisonousness!</small>
| –
|-
|<div id="Broomstick Pistol">Broomstick Pistol</div>
|[[File:broomstickpistol.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|An antique pistol stolen from a museum. Be warned, it may be faulty and comes unloaded.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 7mm. Can be loaded using loose 7mm rounds and the [[#Small Speedloader|Small Speedloader]], or with ammo from the [[#Small EMP Ammo Box|Small EMP Ammo Box]] - holds up to 10 rounds at a time.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Carbine Rifle">Carbine Rifle</div>
|[[File:carbinerifle.png|center|frameless]]
|55
|For arming your comrades on the (not so) cheap!<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 15mm. Can be loaded using single 15mm rounds or the Pistol Stripper Clip (not available over uplink, but printable via hacked autolathe) - holds up to 10 rounds at a time.</small>
| Mercenary and Mutineer Only
|-
|<div id="Combat Shotgun">Combat Shotgun</div>
|[[File:combatshotgun.png|center|frameless]]
|52
|A high capacity, pump-action shotgun regularly used for repelling boarding parties in close range scenarios.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 12g. Can be loaded using loose 12g rounds, such as [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Shells|Shotgun Shells]], [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs|Shotgun Slugs]], [[#Ammobox of Flechette Shells|Flechette Shells]], or the [[#Haywire Slug|Haywire Slug]] - holds up to 7 rounds at a time.<br><br>To pump it, click the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Dart Gun">Dart Gun</div>
|[[File:dartgun.png|center|frameless]]
|20
| A gas-powered dart gun capable of delivering chemical payloads across short distances. Uses a unique cartridge loaded with hollow darts.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: darts. Can be loaded using the [[#Dart Cartridge|Dart Cartridge]]. The gun itself draws from an internal reservoir of up to three beakers, loaded by the user - the user can toggle which beaker or beakers darts are drawing reagents from when fired, in any combination. Each dart fires 15u of reagents at a time. Note that darts won't penetrate most thick clothing, like armor or voidsuits.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Energy Crossbow">Energy Crossbow</div>
|[[File:energycrossbow.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A self-recharging, almost silent weapon employed by stealth operatives.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger. This particular energy weapon is self-charging, and will refill itself overtime.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 8 shots worth of power. Energy crossbow bolts are toxic, and will poison your target in addition to applying a stun effect. Can be concealed in your pocket or bag.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Energy Gun">Energy Gun</div>
|[[File:energygun.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|A energy based sidearm with three different lethality settings.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 10 shots worth of power. Can be cycled between the firemodes stun, shock, and kill by clicking the gun in-hand.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Energy Sword">Energy Sword</div>
|[[File:esword.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|A hilt, that when activated, creates a solid beam of pure energy in the form of a sword. Able to slice through people like butter!
<small>If hit with an EMP, stops working for 30 - 90 seconds.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Explosive Harpoon">Explosive Harpoon</div>
|[[File:explosiveharpoon.png|center|frameless]]
|68
|A short throwing spear with a deep barb and an explosive fitted in the head. Traditionally fired from some kind of cannon to harvest big game.
|–
|-
|<div id="Flechette Rifle">Flechette Rifle</div>
|[[File:flechetterifle.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|A railgun with two togglable fire modes, able to launch flechette ammunition at incredible speeds.<br><br><small>Magnetic weapon - firing uses both ammunition and charge from the gun's capacitor. Click the gun to unload, and click the gun while unloaded to remove and recharge its internal power cell.<br><br>Uses the [[#Flechette Rifle Magazine|Flechette Rifle Magazine]] as ammunition, fitting one magazine at a time. Can be cycled between the firemodes "semi-auto" (one shot) and "short bursts" (three shots) by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip. Causes significant slowdown when held or worn.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Grenade Launcher">Grenade Launcher</div>
|[[File:grenadelauncher.png|center|frameless]]
|60
|A pump action grenade launcher loaded with a random assortment of grenades.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Can be loaded with [[#EMP Grenade|EMP Grenades]], [[#Photon Disruption Grenade|Photon Disruption Grenades]], [[#Smoke Grenade|Smoke Grenades]], and [[#Fragmentation Shell|Fragmentation Shells]], and starts with a random assortment of EMP Grenades, Photon Disruption Grenades, and Smoke Grenades inserted. Holds up to 6 grenades in a revolving chamber at a time. To pump, click weapon in-hand.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Incendiary Laser Blaster">Incendiary Laser Blaster</div>
|[[File:incendiarylaserblaster.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A laser weapon developed and subsequently banned in Sol space, it sets its targets on fire with dispersed laser technology. Most of these blasters were swiftly bought back and destroyed - but not this one.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 4 shots worth of power. Does what it says on the tin.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Ion Pistol">Ion Pistol</div>
|[[File:ionpistol.png|center|frameless]]
|40
| Ion rifle in compact form. Designed to disable mechanical threats.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger. As an ion weapon, this weapon is specifically designed to damage machines and electronics, including IPCs, synthetics, and prosthetics.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 4 shots worth of power.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Katana">Katana</div>
|[[File:katana.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A large sharpened steel blade capable of cutting through anything but the thickest armor.<br><br><small>Very pointy.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Magnum Pistol">Magnum Pistol</div>
|[[File:magnumpistol.png|center|frameless]]
|52
|A high-caliber pistol that uses 15mm ammunition.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 15mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Magnum Magazine|Magnum Magazine]]. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Magnum Revolver">Magnum Revolver</div>
|[[File:magnumrevolver.png|center|frameless]]
|56
| A high-caliber revolver. Includes an extra speedloader of ammo.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 15mm. Can be loaded using loose 15mm rounds and the [[#Magnum Speedloader|Magnum Speedloader]] - holds up to 6 rounds at a time. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|–
|-
|Marksman Energy Rifle
|[[File:Laser sniper.png|center|frameless]]
|50
|An energy based long-range weapon. Not as powerful as a sniper rifle, but it can be recharged.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 8 shots worth of power. Includes a magnifying optical scope, toggled with the "Use Scope" verb. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
| Modified Money Cannon
|[[File:Money cannon.png|center|frameless]]
| 48
|Too much money? Not enough screaming? Try the Money Cannon.<br><br><small>Can be set to launch between 1 and 2,000 thaler at once. Holds up to 2,000 thaler at a time. Does more damage the more money is launched, but still not very painful in any case. Pairs nicely with [[#Operations Funding|Operations Funding]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Pike Cube">Pike Cube</div>
|[[File:pikecube.png|center|frameless]]
|44
|While it looks like a normal monkey cube, the animal produced is, instead, a space pike. Note: The space pike does not like you.<br><br><small>Spawns a space pike as soon as it gets wet, which is hostile to everything around it, including you! Not safe for human consumption, unless you like chest-bursters. For slightly less deadliness at a cheaper price, try the [[#Dehydrated Space Carp|Dehydrated Space Carp]].</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Pulse Rifle">Pulse Rifle</div>
|[[File:pulserifle.png|center|frameless]]
|68
|A triple burst, heavy laser rifle, with a large battery capacity.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger.<br><br>Fires 3 shots at a time, and has a maximum capacity of 36 shots worth of power. Most effective on unarmored targets. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Railgun">Railgun</div>
|[[File:railgun.png|center|frameless]]
| 65
|An anti-armour magnetic launching system fed by a high-capacity matter cartridge, capable of firing slugs at intense speeds.<br><small><br>Magnetic weapon - firing uses both ammunition and charge from the gun's capacitor. Click the gun to unload, and click the gun while unloaded to remove and recharge its internal power cell.<br><br>Uses the compressed matter cartridge as ammunition, with a maximum capacity of 1. Best fired with a two-handed grip. Causes significant slowdown when held or worn.</small>
| Mercenary Only
|-
|<div id="Sawnoff Shotgun">Sawnoff Shotgun</div>
|[[File:sawnoffshotgun.png|center|frameless]]
|45
|A shortened double-barrel shotgun, able to fire either one, or both, barrels at once.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 12g. Can be loaded using loose 12g rounds, such as [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Shells|Shotgun Shells]], [[#Ammobox of Shotgun Slugs|Shotgun Slugs]], [[#Ammobox of Flechette Shells|Flechette Shells]], or the [[#Haywire Slug|Haywire Slug]] - holds up to 2 rounds at a time.<br><br>Can be cycled between single-barrel and double-barrel firemodes by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Service Pistol, GCN, Heavy">Service Pistol, GCN, Heavy</div>
|[[File:servicepistol gcc heavy.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A HelTek Optimus. A heavy pistol best known as one of the Confederation Navy's service weapons.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 10mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Doublestack Magazine|Standard Doublestack Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Standard EMP Ammo Box|Standard EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 10mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Standard Doublestack Magazine in order to fire them from the Service Pistol.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Service Pistol, GCN, Light">Service Pistol, GCN, Light</div>
|[[File:servicepistol gcc light.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|An Amaranth Armorers P87 Bobcat. A light pistol issued as a Confederation Navy service weapon.<br><small><br>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 7mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Singlestack Magazine|Standard Singlestack Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Standard EMP Ammo Box|Standard EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 10mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Standard Singlestack Magazine in order to fire them from the Service Pistol.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Service Pistol, SCG, Heavy">Service Pistol, SCG, Heavy</div>
|[[File:servicepistol scg heavy.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|A Hephaestus Industries M22F. A large pistol issued as an SCGDF service weapon.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 10mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Doublestack Magazine|Standard Doublestack Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Standard EMP Ammo Box|Standard EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 10mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Standard Doublestack Magazine in order to fire them from the Service Pistol.</small>
| –
|-
|<div id="Service Pistol, SCG, Light">Service Pistol, SCG, Light</div>
|[[File:servicepistol scg light.png|center|frameless]]
| 32
|A Hephaestus Industries M19. A light pistol issued as an SCGDF service weapon.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 10mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Singlestack Magazine|Standard Singlestack Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Standard EMP Ammo Box|Standard EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 10mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Standard Singlestack Magazine in order to fire them from the Service Pistol.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small Energy Gun">Small Energy Gun</div>
|[[File:smallenergygun.png|center|frameless]]
|16
| A pocket-sized energy based sidearm with three different lethality settings.<br><br><small>Energy weapon - can be recharged by placing in a wall- or table-mounted charger.<br><br>Has a maximum capacity of 5 shots worth of power. Can be cycled between the firemodes stun, shock, and kill by clicking the gun in-hand.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small Revolver">Small Revolver</div>
|[[File:smallrevolver.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A pocket-sized holdout revolver. Easily concealable.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 7mm. Can be loaded using loose 7mm rounds and the [[#Small Speedloader|Small Speedloader]], or with ammo from the [[#Small EMP Ammo Box|Small EMP Ammo Box]] - holds up to 6 rounds at a time.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Small Silenced Pistol">Small Silenced Pistol</div>
|[[File:smallsilencedpistol.png|center|frameless]]
|32
|A kit with a pocket-sized holdout pistol, silencer, and an extra magazine. Attaching the silencer will make it too big to conceal in your pocket.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 7mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Small Magazine|Small Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Small EMP Ammo Box|Small EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 7mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Small Magazine in order to fire them from the Small Silenced Pistol.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Standard Machine Pistol">Standard Machine Pistol</div>
|[[File:standardmachinepistol.png|center|frameless]]
|45
|A high rate of fire weapon in a smaller form factor, able to sling standard ammunition almost as quick as a submachine gun.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 10mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Stick Magazine|Standard Stick Magazine]]. Rounds from the [[#Standard EMP Ammo Box|Standard EMP Ammo Box]] or other loose 10mm ammo can be loaded into an empty Standard Stick Magazine in order to fire them from the Standard Machine Pistol.<br><br>Can be cycled between the firemodes "semi auto" (one shot), "3-round bursts" (three shot), and "short bursts" (five shots) by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Standard Submachine Gun">Standard Submachine Gun</div>
|[[File:standardsubmachinegun.png|center|frameless]]
|52
|A quick-firing weapon with three togglable fire modes.<br><br><small>Ballistic weapon. Caliber: 10mm. Can be loaded using the [[#Standard Box Magazine|Standard Box Magazine]].<br><br>Can be cycled between the firemodes "semi auto" (one shot), "3-round bursts" (three shot), and "short bursts" (five shots) by clicking the gun in-hand. Best fired with a two-handed grip.</small>
|Mercenary Only
|}

===Medical & Food ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Advanced Medical Toolkit
|[[File:Duffle syndiemed.png|center|frameless]]
|24
|A duffle bag containing a roller bed, syringes, health analyzer, health HUD, auto-compressor, auto-resuscitator, [[Guide to Chemistry#NanoBlood|NanoBlood]], an advanced first-aid kit, and a pair of nitrile gloves.<br><br><small>All the tools you need to play medic for the bad guys, barring the chemicals.</small>
|–
|-
|Box of Premium Donk-Pockets
|[[File:Sin donkpockets.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|A box of healthy fruit turnovers. Great for a quick meal when you're hiding from Security. Instructions included on the box.<br><br><small>Contains four premium donk-pockets. When heated, each donk-pocket contains 4u Nutriment, 4u Doctor's Delight, 0.5 [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], and 0.1 [[Guide to Chemistry#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]].</small>
|–
|-
|Combat Defibrillator
|[[File:Combat defibrillator.gif|center|frameless]]
|24
|A belt-equipped defibrillator that can be rapidly deployed. Does not have the restrictions or safeties of conventional defibrillators and can revive through space suits.
| –
|-
|Combat Medical Kit
|[[File:Combat kit.png|center|frameless]]
|48
|Contains most medicines you need to recover from injuries and illnesses, all in a convenient pill form. Splints for broken bones also included!<br><br><small>Contains one pill bottle each of [[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]], and [[Guide to Chemistry#Spaceacillin|Spaceacillin]], as well as a set of splints.</small>
|–
|-
|Combat Stimulants
|[[File:Combat stimulants.png|center|frameless]]
|14
|A single-use medical injector filled with performance enhancing drugs<br><br><small>Contains 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 3u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]].</small>
|–
|-
|Slimline Stabilisation Kit
|[[File:Medical stabkit.png|center|frameless]]
|16
|A pocket-sized medkit filled with lifesaving equipment.<br><br>Contains a set of seven 5u auto-injectors, allowing an unskilled character to perform emergency aid. Small enough to fit in pockets.<br><br><small>Auto-injectors include: 2x [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]], 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Adrenaline|Adrenaline]], 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]], 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]], and 1x [[Guide to Chemistry#Coagulant|Coagulant]], a chemical unique to the Slimline Kit capable of staunching both internal and external bleeding.</small>
|–
|-
|Stasis Bag
|[[File:Stasis bag.png|center|frameless]]
|24
| Reusable bag designed to slow down life functions of occupant, especially useful if short on time or in a hostile environment.<br><small><br>Also functions as a closed atmosphere. Comes with a limited oxygen tank, and gradually loses stasis power over time.</small>
|–
|-
| Surgery Kit
|[[File:Surgical kit.png|center|frameless]]
|40
|Contains all the tools needed for on the spot surgery, assuming you actually know what you're doing with them. Floor sterilization not included.<br><br><small>Contains a bonesetter, cautery, circular saw, hemostat, retractor, scalpel, surgical drill, bone gel, FixOVein, and an advanced trauma kit.</small>
|–
|}

===Stealth & Camouflage Accessories===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Agent ID Card
|[[File:Agent id.png|center|frameless]]
|12
| A unique ID card that is completely configurable. Scan another ID card with it to clone its access capabilities.<br><small><br>You may edit the card, changing its appearance to your liking, as well as the displayed name, age, rank, job assignment, gender, branch, DNA, and fingerprint. You may also update the card's photo ID, setting it to your current appearance, and toggle electronic warfare on or off, which prevents the AI from tracking the user. The factory reset function sets the card's appearance and data back to default.</small>
|–
|-
| Balaclava
|[[File:Balaclava.png|center|frameless]]
|1
|Designed to both hide identities and keep your face comfy and warm.<br><br><small>Snug and secure. Make sure to hide your ID.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="Box of Caltrops">Box of Caltrops</div>
|[[File:Lunchbox.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|A set of 4 steel caltrops, cunningly hidden in an innocent lunchbox.<br><br><small>Caltrops can be scattered on the ground. They stab the feet of anyone who walks over them and have a 50% chance to embed in fleshy body parts, piercing through most types of shoewear. Only magboots, regular (not toeless) workboots, combat boots, and [[#No-Slip Shoes|No-Slip Shoes]] protect against them. If prone, caltrops can hurt any part of the body unless the victim is wearing thick clothing.<br><br>Also damages simplemobs. Does not affect mechs, bots, or silicons.</small>
|–
|-
|Bug Kit
|[[File:Box of doom.png|center|frameless]]
|8
|For when you want to conduct voyeurism from afar. Comes with 6 bugs to plant, and a monitoring device to pair them with.<br><br><small>Use a bug on the monitoring device to pair, and place the bug in any location you want to monitor. Using the monitoring device will allow you to see all paired bugs, as if viewing the location through a security camera.</small>
|–
|-
|Chameleon Kit
|[[File:Satchel.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|Comes with a full set of appearance changing clothing you need to impersonate most people. Accessories, backpack, and gun included!<br><small><br>Includes a chameleon jumpsuit, cap, set of armor (serving as an outer layer), shoes, backpack, gloves, mask, goggles, and radio headset, as well as a chameleon gun and three chameleon ties serving as customizable accessories. There are several options for changing the appearance of chameleon clothing:
* The "Change Appearance (Selected Only)" verb allows the user to select from a list of predefined outfits. If the outfit includes an article of clothing in the same slot as the chameleon clothing selected, the chameleon clothing will change its appearance to match that item. Chameleon gear that does not have a corresponding item in the selected outfit will keep its current appearance.
* The "Change Appearance (All Equipped)" verb allows the user to select from a list of predefined outfits. All chameleon clothing currently equipped will change their appearance to match the selected outfit, provided the selected outfit includes an article of clothing in the same slot. Chameleon gear that does not have a corresponding article of clothing in the selected outfit will keep its current appearance.
* The "Change Appearance – Flexible" verb allows the user to change the appearance of the selected chameleon clothing to match nearly any item of the appropriate slot in the game, and rename the item if desired. This offers the most customization, but may be an overwhelming number of options – you may want to plan your disguise ahead of time.
Being hit with an EMP will cause all chameleon gear to randomize its appearance.</small>
|–
|-
|Chameleon Projector
|[[File:Chameleon projector.png|center|frameless]]
|32
| Use this to scan a small, portable object in order to disguise yourself as said object.<br><br><small>Disguise functions as long as you hold the projector, or until someone tries to interact with the object you're disguised as. Comes with a cigarette butt scanned by default.</small>
|–
|-
| Concealable Armor
|[[File:Undervest.png|center|frameless]]
|15
|An armor vest that can be worn under a jacket. About as tough as a light plate.<br><br><small>To wear under outer clothing, equip the armor vest as an accessory on your uniform. Provides some protection from melee attacks, but very little protection from ranged weaponry and doesn't protect from stuns. Can't be layered under other armor.</small>
|–
|-
| Concealable Tactical Armor
|[[File:Undervest.png|center|frameless]]
|25
|An armor vest that can be worn under a jacket. About as tough as a medium plate.<br><br><small>To wear under outer clothing, equip the armor vest as an accessory on your uniform. Provides some protection from melee attacks and ballistic handguns, but provides very little protection from energy weapons and doesn't protect from stuns. Can't be layered under other armor.</small>
|–
|-
| Cosmetic Surgery Auto-Kit
|[[File:Chameleon projector.png|center|frameless]]
|12
|A small self-contained auto-surgery device that has the ability to conduct larynxial, facial and even melanin re-structuring surgery, in a (mostly) blood-less manner.<br><br><small>Allows the user to reset their name and physical appearance. To use, click on yourself with the device in hand. Single use.</small>
|–
|-
|Fake Corpse Cube
|[[File:Corpse cube.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|For when reports of death were greatly exaggerated. Bundled with a DNA sampler for extracting a target's DNA to inject into the cube.<br><br><small>To activate, acquire a DNA sample using the included sampler, then inject the cube. Great for faking your death – or someone else's. Do not consume. </small>
|–
|-
|Fake Moustache
|[[File:Fakemoustache.png|center|frameless]]
|1
|A simple fiber moustache that will conceal the wearer's face.<br><small><br>Wearing the fake moustache will cause your name to appear as "Scoundrel" on mouse-over or examination, and won't show your ID name even if you're wearing an ID. You can change the name displayed by using the "Change Visible Name" verb. Your ID can still be examined and read directly, however. Fits in pockets.</small>
|–
|-
| Modified Gas Mask
|[[File:Gas mask.png|center|frameless]]
|20
|A fully functioning gas mask that is able to conceal your face and has a built in voice modulator, so you can become a true shadow operative!<br><small><br>The voice modulator can be toggled on or off. While on, the voice can be set to any name of your choosing.</small>
|–
|-
|<div id="No-Slip Shoes">No-Slip Shoes</div>
|[[File:No slip shoes.png|center|frameless]]
|4
|These shoes have a non-slip grip on them, so those pesky janitors can't ruin your operations!<br><br><small>Also protects your feet from [[#Box of Caltrops|caltrops]].</small>

|–
|-
|Smuggler's Satchel
|[[File:Smugglers satchel.png|center|frameless]]
| 20
|This satchel is thin enough to be hidden in the gap between plating and tiling, great for stashing your stolen goods. Comes with a crowbar and a floor tile.
|–
|-
|Sneakies
|[[File:Dress-shoes.png|center|frameless]]
|4
|A fashionable pair of polished dress shoes. The soles are made in a way so that any tracks you leave look like they are traveling in the opposite direction.
|–
|}

=== Structures & Vehicles ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|EM2-QUASAR Charge
|[[File:OFD charge emp.png|center|frameless]]
|80
|An obstruction field disperser charge that emits an electromagnetic pulse.<br><small><br>Serves as ammunition for obstruction field dispersers, such as the one the Mercenary shuttle comes equipped with. For a detailed guide to operation, see [[Guide to the Obstruction Field Disperser]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|FR1-ENFER Charge
|[[File:OFD charge fire.png|center|frameless]]
|80
|An obstruction field disperser charge that causes a localised fire.<br><small><br>Serves as ammunition for obstruction field dispersers, such as the one the Mercenary shuttle comes equipped with. For a detailed guide to operation, see [[Guide to the Obstruction Field Disperser]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|MN3-BERGBAU Charge
|[[File:OFD charge mining.png|center|frameless]]
|80
|An obstruction field disperser charge that extracts ore.<br><small><br>Serves as ammunition for obstruction field dispersers, such as the one the Mercenary shuttle comes equipped with. For a detailed guide to operation, see [[Guide to the Obstruction Field Disperser]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|-
|XP4-INDARRA Charge
|[[File:OFD charge explosive.png|center|frameless]]
|80
|An obstruction field disperser charge that explodes.<br><small><br>Serves as ammunition for obstruction field dispersers, such as the one the Mercenary shuttle comes equipped with. For a detailed guide to operation, see [[Guide to the Obstruction Field Disperser]].</small>
|Mercenary Only
|}

===Telecrystal Materialization===
Materializes the telecrystals (TC) from your uplink as physical crystals. Telecrystals can be placed back in an uplink (yours, or someone else's if you're feeling generous) if desired. Telecrystals also teleport the user in a random direction if a stack of 7 or more is crushed in-hand.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Item
!Icon
!TC Cost
!Description
!Restrictions
|-
|Telecrystal (1x)
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|1
|Remove 1 telecrystals from this uplink.
|–
|-
|Telecrystals (5x)
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|5
|Remove 5 telecrystals from this uplink.
|–
|-
|Telecrystals (10x)
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|10
|Remove 10 telecrystals from this uplink.
|–
|-
|Telecrystals (25x)
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|25
|Remove 25 telecrystals from this uplink.
|–
|-
|Telecrystals (50x)
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|50
|Remove 50 telecrystals from this uplink.
|–
|-
|Empty Uplink
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|frameless]]
|All
|Completely empties this uplink of all remaining telecrystals.
|–
|}
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[[Category:Guides]]

Medical Technician

2025-11-28T17:26:41Z

Rootoo: typo fix

{{JobPageHeader
|headerbgcolor = 20, 176, 179
|headerfontcolor = white
|stafftype = MEDICAL
|img = medical_technician.png
|jobtitle = Medical Technician
|difficulty = Hard
|superior = [[Physician|Physicians]] and the [[Chief Medical Officer]]
|branches = [[Expeditionary Corps]], [[Sol Central Government Fleet]], Civilian
|ecranks = Explorer (E-3), Senior Explorer (E-5)
|fleetranks = Crewman (E-3), Petty Officer Third Class (E-4), Petty Officer Second Class (E-5), Petty Officer First Class (E-6)
|govranks
|civranks = Contractor
|traineeranks = <br>'''- EC:''' Explorer (E-3)<br>'''- Fleet:''' Crewman Apprentice (E-2)
|alttitles = Corpsman, Paramedic
|duties = Fetch patients and bring them to Medbay. Run errands for the Physicians. Get yelled at for not bandaging wounds.
|guides = [[Guide to Medicine]], [[Guide to Chemistry]]
}}
The '''Medical Technician''' is the primary medical first responder aboard the [[SEV Torch]]. Next to the [[Physician]], they are the most vital part of the medical machine. While the Physician handles most of the intensive cases, Medical Technicians are tasked with the retrieval and stabilization of said patients. When a member of the crew is critically wounded and can't reach the Infirmary, it's the Medical Technician's job to go and retrieve them. When there's a state of emergency onboard the ship, it's the Medical Technician's job to watch the sensors and make sure that no one's gotten hurt. When the medbay is clogged with patients and the Physician is locked up in the operating theater, it's the Medical Technician's job to make sure no one dies in the interim. When the Physician needs an extra pair of hands to keep a patient stable, it's the Medical Technician's job to provide. You may not hold a scalpel, or even a medical degree, but without you, Medical doesn't function. So put on your first responder jacket and load up your medical belt: it's time to save some lives.

Medical Technicians answer directly to both Physicians and the [[Chief Medical Officer]]. You take orders from both, but the Chief Medical Officer is your ultimate boss, and their orders take priority.

Medical Technicians, as first responders, '''<u>do not have the training required to perform invasive medical actions such as surgery</u>'''. To operate on a patient would subject a medical technician to [[Sol Central Government Law|legal consequences]], and ordering one to attempt surgery would be illegal.

The '''Trainee Medical Technician''' is a training role designed for players to learn the mechanics and responsibilities of the Medical Technician. Trainee Medical Technicians have the same duties as Medical Technicians, but are understood to be new to the role and are there primarily to learn OOC-ly. The Trainee Medical Technician follows the chain of command as normal, but is also subordinate to all other Medical Technicians aboard the ship. Don't be afraid to ask other Medical personnel for help!

== Starting Out ==
A Medical Technician is the liaison between an injured crewman and proper treatment at the Torch's infirmary. Your job consists of keeping an eye on the sensors, assessing injuries, bringing someone back to the medical bay, and keeping critical patients alive between injury and surgery.

Before you start, there are several things to take note of:

# '''Speed is key.''' While true efficiency will come with time and practice, a few seconds can often make the difference between life and death. It's highly recommended you become at least mildly familiar with the ship and its maintenance shafts before taking on a first responder role, so you aren't running around looking for wherever 'Requisitions' is. (Deck two, by the way.)
# '''Stay alert.''' Watch the sensors. Listen to comms in case someone shouts for medical. Keep an eye out for any tell-tale trails of blood or prone body in an open space.
# '''You are your number one priority.''' Yes, it's your job to save lives, but you can't very well do that when you're in critical condition after a Mercenary has shot you in the lungs. Don't put yourself into danger trying to save a patient, and use caution where you can. Don't have your fellow Medical Technicians dragging you to the infirmary.

== Your gear ==

=== The Very Basics ===

* '''EMT Belt:''' A six-slot belt, useful for holding assorted medications, sterile gloves, bandages, or whatever you can think of.
* '''White webbing:''' A vest you can attach to your clothing for extra storage.
* '''MT chest rig:''' A two-slot storage item that fits on your outer clothing slot.
* '''Health Analyzer:''' Hold this and click on someone for an instant readout of their medical status.
* '''Advanced Trauma Kit/Gauze:''' Used to bandage wounds and stop external bleeding. While they serve the same purpose, Advanced Trauma Kits promote faster healing. Using an Advanced Trauma Kit is much more preferred to using gauze.
* '''Advanced Burn Kit/Ointment:''' Used to treat burns and prevent infections. Much like their brute damage counterpart, Advanced Burn Kits are superior to ointment because they heal injuries quicker and disinfect better.
* '''Syringe:''' For injecting medication. To change the transfer rate, right-click or alt-click on a syringe. To change if it's drawing or injecting, click on DRAW or INJECT.
* '''Roller bed:''' For transporting patients. Click on the roller bed while it's in your hand to deploy it; to fold it up again, click and drag the deployed roller bed to you. To buckle someone to the bed, click and drag their sprite on to the roller bed.
* '''Auto-compressor:''' Essentially an automated CPR machine. To put it on a patient, remove the patient's backpack first. It is worth noting that '''auto-compressors do not resuscitate a flatlined patient''', and are only for keeping the heart going when blood isn't flowing properly. An auto-compressor can damage the rib cage fitted improperly (i.e. with low enough [[Skills|Medicine Skill]]).
* '''IV bag:''' A 120u bag of blood or [[Guide to Chemistry#NanoBlood|NanoBlood]], used to give blood transfusions. Click and drag the IV bag's sprite to a patient to connect it. IV bags can also be connected to roller beds and IV poles, for easier transfusions: click and drag the sprite of the IV bag on the roller bed or IV pole to the patient to connect it, and click again to disconnect. The transfer rate on IV bags can be changed by right-clicking the IV bag.
* '''Rescue bag:''' This is for transporting patients who are in hostile environments, such as space or a fire. Click on the folded bag to deploy it, and click on it while deployed to open it. You can also inject medicine through the bag via syringe.
* '''Streamlined medical voidsuit:''' For when an area is depressurized, somebody got spaced, or the hangar is full of toxic gasses. Found in EVA Storage. See [[Guide to EVA and Internals]] for use.

=== For Making Your Job Easier ===

* '''Pry bar:''' For opening de-powered doors or emergency shutters.
* '''Shortwave radio:''' For coordinating with other crewmembers and other medical staff when Telecommunications goes down.
* '''Flashlight:''' For traversing maintenance shafts or the ship during a power outage.

=== Upgrades ===
Items that can be requested from Research & Development, and are highly useful in their own right.

* '''Stasis bag:''' An even more effective version of the rescue bag, this places a patient into stasis, keeping them alive and relatively stable for longer. You can still inject medicine through it.
* '''Hypospray:''' The Chief Medical Officer gets one of these by default; it instantly delivers 30u of medicine (or other chemicals) in a vial that can be switched out like magazines, like a more effective autoinjector.

=== Medicines To Keep ===

* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]:''' A general stabilizer; brings heart rate to an equilibrium, slows bleeding, provides limited blood oxygenation, and heals minor brain damage.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]:''' An anti-toxin that counteracts poisons and minor radiation damage, and heals minor liver damage.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]:''' Heals brute damage. Do not inject during surgery.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]]:''' Supplies brain with oxygen even after lungs have failed. Dexalin Plus is usually preferred.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]:''' Usually mixed together in a 1:1 ratio called KeloDerm. Treats burns and prevents infections.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]]:''' A painkiller, injected when the patient is in shock from pain.

== How To Save A Life ==
For an in-depth guide to Baystation's medical system, see [[Guide to Medicine]].

=== Step One: Heeding The Call ===
Your call to action can be found in a number of ways; a victim might shout "MEDICAL TO [LOCATION]" over comms, you or a Physician might note somebody with abnormal sensor readings, or you're scavenging maintenance for action figures and come across somebody silently bleeding to death. Either way, it's time to make your way to their location, and...

=== Step Two: Triage ===
Scan your patient with your health analyzer. Rarely, you can treat them on-site. Most of the time, you'll have to stabilize them for the trek back to the infirmary.

Patients that you should prioritize may have:

* '''Weak, extremely weak, or fading brain activity:''' Your patient's brain is dying!
* '''Cardiac Arrest/Asystole:''' Your patient's heart has stopped.
* '''Major systemic organ failure:''' Multiple organs of your patient's are failing. Generally abbreviated as MSOF.
* '''Arterial bleeding:''' Your patient is bleeding at an exponential rate.

=== Step Three: Stabilizing And Transport ===
Oh no, your patient has one or more of the above critical conditions, or the health analyzer says they're going into shock! Stay calm; panicking will only make the situation worse. Follow these simple steps:

# '''Perform CPR or apply an auto-compressor if your patient's heart has stopped.''' This will keep their blood pumping even while their heart is stopped. You should repeat CPR every 10-15 seconds (variable depending on Medicine Skill and the server's tic rate) to prevent harm to your patient; an auto-compressor will do this for you automatically, letting you focus on other medical treatments.
# '''Inject the appropriate medicines.''' From highest to lowest priority:
## If your patient is taking brain damage, is going into shock, or is internally or externally bleeding, inject Inaprovaline.
## If your patient is poisoned – either by unknown substances in their system, or by radiation – inject Dylovene. Serious cases of poisoning are often (but not always) indicated by Major Systematic Organ Failure (MSOF) on the Health Analyzer.
##* If both of the above are true, you should inject one of Inaprovaline or Dylovene, but not both – mixing Inaprovaline and Dylovene will make Tricordrazine, which heals brute and burn damage slowly. Tricordrazine isn't harmful, but is much less helpful than either Inaprovaline or Dylovene alone ''and'' it prevents surgery.
##* In most cases Inaprovaline should take priority over Dylovene, poisons tend to kill much slower than shock, bleeding, and brain damage.
## If your patient has low blood oxygenation or obvious lung damage (i.e. is gasping), inject Dexalin or Dexalin Plus.
## If the readout says your patient is still going into shock or is in pain, inject Tramadol.
# '''Bandage any bleeding the patient has.''' You can generally assess where a bleeding wound (as well as any foreign bodies) by looking at someone. Shift-click to examine the patient and figure out where to target with your bandages. If the patient is very low on blood, consider hooking them up to an IV bag while you transport them.
# '''Bring your patient to the Medical Bay.''' Buckle your patient to a roller bed or zip them into a rescue/stasis bag to transport them. '''DO NOT DRAG YOUR PATIENT!''' This will only make their wounds worse. If you must, use grab intent on them to move them without worsening their condition.

Remember; so long as the patient's brain is not dead, there's hope.

=== Step Four: Supporting Your Physician ===
So you brought your patient to the infirmary without them dying. Good job! Give them to a physician and describe the patient's condition. The physician will generally do a more in-depth scan with the Body Scanner to determine what needs to be done. If the physician brings the patient into one of the operating theaters, it's your job to push the body scan to the displays in the surgery room so the doctor isn't flying blind. You can do this by pressing the 'Push Scan To Displays' button on the Body Scanner pop-up.

In case your Physician asks you to help stabilize a patient during surgery, you will need to have your medications and possibly a defibrillator ready, in case of flatline or low blood oxygenation. Remember not to inject any medicines that heal brute damage during surgery – this will heal an incision.
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[[Category:Medical Roles]][[Category:Roles]]

Pharmacist

2025-11-28T17:25:55Z

Rootoo: SCGEC & SCGF Pharmacists #35480

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The '''Pharmacist''' is the member of Medical staff responsible for creating medications for the [[Physician|Physicians]] and [[Medical Technician|Medical Technicians]] to use. They do little, if anything, in the way of hands-on doctoring, and are primarily concerned with making sure that the rest of the department has the drugs necessary to do their jobs. They also fill prescriptions for any member of the crew that requires them and can create a variety of interesting non-medicinal concoctions in their laboratory if the need arises.

As a contractor, the Pharmacist answers directly to the [[Chief Medical Officer]], and indirectly, any enlisted personnel or commissioned officers in the medical department.

== Starting Out ==
'''IMPORTANT:''' Never smoke in the laboratory! A misclick on a beaker with even trace amounts of Phoron can result in a nice trip to DeadChat.

A good chemist is an extremely useful asset to the medical department, as they take a load off the shoulders of the physicians or Chief Medical Officer, who usually has better things to do that isn't spending time in the pharmacy. A ''bad'' chemist, on the other hand, is a liability to the department, and by proxy, the whole station for not getting the medicines in on time.

== Tools of the Trade ==

* The Chemical Dispenser dispenses the basic chemicals you require in order to mix more chemicals. If you run out of a reagent (usually acetone or carbon), you can order more from Supply. Use the screwdriver on the Chem Dispenser to take out an empty reagent container.
* The ChemMaster 3000 can separate chemicals (how accurate it is at doing it depends on your chemistry skill), and can produce a limitless supply of pills (which go up to 30u) and bottles (which contain up to 60u). You can customize the shape of bottles and pills by clicking on their picture in the pop-up menu. Bottles of medicine are much preferred to pills.
* The All-In-One Grinder can be used to grind things down to base chemical components, such as pills (useful for acquiring Dylovene and Inaprovaline), alien plants (which often contain useful reagents), and even food.
* The chemical heater and cooler are important for creating medications that require heat or cold to properly react.

You start with three large beakers, one being insulated, that hold 120u. There are also two boxes of 60u beakers, one insulated, one not. You can also pester science for some upgraded ones; a cryostasis beaker, which prevents chemical reactions from happening in it, and a bluespace beaker, which holds '''300u'''. This is very useful for making Peridaxon or Alkysine.

Your locker also contains a random assortment of pill bottles that can be useful for grinding, as well as a beaker of 30u of Cryoxadone. This can be very useful if you're creating Peridaxon, or a superior chemical mix for the cryo tubes.

In medical storage, which is down the ladder right next to the cryotubes in the ETC, you can find various bottles of pills in the crates that you can grind. Filling the grinder with Inaprovaline and Dylovene pills can make making the essentials like Bicaridine and Alkysine much smoother, and make you much less annoying to Supply.

== How To Do Your Job ==
Your first priority is preparing chemicals for Medical to use before going off on your own chemistry adventures. Your essentials, which should generally be in liquid, bottled form, are:

* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]]''', an opioid painkiller
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]''', which heals brute damage
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]]''' or '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]''', which supplies oxygen to the brain in case of lung trauma (Dexalin Plus is vastly preferred – Dexalin is usually only used to produce Dexalin Plus).
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]''', which heals burn damage. Dermaline is a more effective Kelotane. A common strategy is to mix both of these in a 1:1 mixture referred to as KeloDerm, boosting its effectiveness.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]''' and its more powerful counterpart, '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]]''', anti-rads
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Alkysine|Alkysine]]''', heals brain damage if blood oxygenation is <=85%
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Peridaxon|Peridaxon]]''', which can heal organ damage (that isn't the brain) and revive necrotic organs

Non-essential but still useful chemicals are:

* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Oxycodone|Oxycodone]]''', a surgical-grade painkiller
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Imidazoline|Imidazoline]]''', heals eye damage (useful for someone who forgot to weld with goggles)
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Ryetalyn|Ryetalyn]]''', which heals disabilities and mutations (like spontaneous deafness)
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]]''', treats hallucinations (highly toxic; never give more than 5u at a time)
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Ethylredoxrazine|Ethylredoxrazine]]''', which neutralizes alcohol in the blood
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Adrenaline|Adrenaline]]''', which can restart a flatlining heart
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#NanoBlood|NanoBlood]]''', which can restore blood volume level

At the very least, you should produce enough bottles of Tramadol, Bicaridine, Dexalin Plus, and KeloDerm for each Medical Technician and Physician to have a set. The rest can be made in smaller quantities; Oxycodone and Peridaxon need only two bottles, one for each operating room.

Medicines that need extremely small doses to take effect, like Synaptizine and Ryetalyn, can be made into pills and bottled. Your locker contains extra pill bottles and there is a hand labeller on your desk.

If you want to be extremely helpful, combine 20u of '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]]''', 20u of '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]]''', and 20u of '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Nanite Fluid|Nanite Fluid]]''' in a bottle to replace the Cryoxadone that starts out in the cryotubes. As Cryoxadone and Clonexadone have a different metabolic rate, they work twice as effectively together, and Nanite Fluid is helpful in repairing synthetic or assisted organs.

== Handing Out Other Things ==

* From a roleplay perspective, some characters may have prescriptions for medications (like [[Guide to Chemistry#Citalopram|Citalopram]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Methylphenidate|Methylphenidate]]) that they may ask you to fill. Either the Physicians will give you the details (on what amount you need to make), the character themselves will tell you, or you can check their medical records for details.
* The [[Sanitation Technician]] may come by and request a refill on their [[Guide to Chemistry#Space Cleaner|Space Cleaner]].
* The [[Roboticist]] may appreciate some [[Guide to Chemistry#Resin Globule|Resin Globules]].

If you're feeling particularly antsy about Explorer Schmuckenstein asking for a full beaker of potassium but can't think of a good reason to deny them, you can have them sign a form stating their intent. Make sure to get their signature on the paper saying they wanted a certain, incriminating chemical; it can save your job if security comes knocking at your door.

== Tips for Antagonizing ==

* You have access to some of the most dangerous materials on the Torch; if you're robust enough, you might not even need to spend telecrystals on a toxin kit. Medical storage contains a syringe gun and cartridges which you can load with toxins, sedatives, or even drugs, should you feel inclined.
* Good for kidnapping or hostage-taking are [[Guide to Chemistry#Vercuronium Bromide|Vercuronium Bromide]], which paralyzes the target and permits them only to whisper, or [[Guide to Chemistry#Chloral Hydrate|Chloral Hydrate]], an extremely powerful sedative that can knock a target out near-instantly. Be careful, as too much can stop your hostage's heart.
* It's easy to poison a target's food by injecting some variety of toxins into your preferred target's food; just be careful you don't spike the wrong guy's dish.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]] can make you extremely fast in a pinch, but can also cause heart damage due to your high BPM. You can also become addicted to it.
* For a less-action oriented antag, you have the ability to create [[Guide to Chemistry#Hextromycosalinate|Hextromycosalinate]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], and [[Guide to Chemistry#Oxycodone|Oxycodone]] and [[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]]. Start a drug ring!
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[[Category:Medical Roles]][[Category:Roles]]

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2025-11-26T13:35:36Z

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2025-11-25T17:36:34Z

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How to Apply: Species Apps

2025-11-25T17:22:35Z

Rootoo: Adds in-table references

The setting of Baystation12 has several playable non-human species. To play as one of these species, you'll need to apply for a species whitelist – this can be done from the [https://discord.com/channels/104289531796131840/1029864692946059284 #applications] channel on the server Discord.

To apply for a whitelist, make a thread in the applications channel '''titled with your Byond key''' and tagged with the list you are applying for. Copy the following questions in and answer below each.

* How long have you played on Bay?
* Why do you want to play the species?
* What do you know about the species?
* How do you feel this species differs from humanity?
* Provide a character concept

If you hit post character limits, save your application as a .txt file and embed it.

== Species Information ==
For any species-specific information when writing your app or making up a character, see below.

As a reminder, for job restrictions:

* '''Line Officers''' include: Commanding Officer (CO), Executive Officer (XO), Chief of Security (CoS), Chief Engineer (CE), Chief Science Officer (CSO), Chief Medical Officer (CMO), and Bridge Officer.
* '''Staff Officers''' include: Pathfinder, Physician and Medical Resident, Senior Researcher, Scientist, and Chaplain. Note that these roles only count as officers if they are in the EC or Fleet; a civilian Physician is not a Staff Officer.

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!Maintainer
!Role Restrictions
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|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Skrell.png|center|frameless|link=Skrell]] <div id="Skrell">'''[[Skrell]]'''</div>

[[Skrell Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Skrell Biology|Biology]] ∙ [[Skrell Castes|Castes]] ∙ [[Skrell Crime|Crime]] ∙ [[Skrell Culture|Culture]] ∙ [[Skrell Family and Education|Family and Education]] ∙ [[Skrell Language|Language]] ∙ [[Skrell Military|Military]] ∙ [[Skrell Politics and Economics|Politics and Economics]]

Planets ([[Qerr'Balak]])
|Eckles_Fire
|
* Can only use Civilian and EC branches.
** Can hold EC ranks of XPL, SXPL, CXPL, and Ensign.
* Cannot be Line Officers (except for Bridge Officer), Pathfinder, SEA, or SolGov Representative.
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Unathi.png|center|frameless|link=Unathi]] <div id="Unathi">'''[[Unathi]]'''</div>

[[Unathi Agriculture|Agriculture]] ∙ [[Unathi Clans|Clans]] ∙ [[Unathi Cults|Cults]] ∙ [[Unathi Industry|Industry]] ∙ [[Unathi Life Cycle|Life Cycle]] ∙ [[Unathi Military|Military]] ∙ [[Timeline of Unathi History|Timeline]] ∙ [[Yeosa'Unathi]]

Planets ([[Moghes]] ∙ [[Regions of Moghes]] ∙ [[Ouere]])
|Nol4<br>Deputy: DRD2021
| '''Note:''' The Unathi whitelist covers both Unathi and Yeosa'Unathi. All restrictions that apply to Unathi also apply to Yeosa'Unathi.<br>
* Can only use Civilian and EC branches.
** Can only hold ranks of XPL or SXPL in the EC.
* Cannot be Line Officers, Pathfinder, SEA, SolGov Representative, Corporate Liason, Senior Researcher, Brig Chief, Deck Chief, or Senior Engineer.
* Must use Civilian branch as Physician, Shuttle Pilot, Counselor, Chaplain, and Scientist (since these positions would be Ensign or CXPL in the EC).
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Adherent.png|center|frameless|link=Adherent]] <div id="Adherent">'''[[Adherent]]'''</div>
|Gentlefood
|
* Can only use the Civilian branch.
* Can only be Shuttle Pilot, Engineer, Roboticist, Pharmacist, Deck Technician, Prospector, Sanitation Technician, Steward, Scientist, Research Assistant, or Passenger.
* Cannot play off-ship roles.
* Cannot be roundstart Antagonist. Can be converted to Antagonist (such as in Cult or Mutiny) after roundstart.
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Giant armoured serpentid.png|center|frameless|link=Giant Armoured Serpentid]] <br> <div id="Giant Armoured Serpentid">'''[[Giant Armoured Serpentid|Giant Armoured Serpentid (GAS)]]'''</div>

[[Giant Armoured Serpentid Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]

Planets ([[Tau-Wilo]])
|Gentlefood<br>Deputy: Alex6511
| '''Note:''' Applicants need to complete a GAS trial before playing as a GAS on the server. This means playing a round as a GAS with supervision from the maintainer or the deputy so that they can give feedback, which can be coordinated over the server Discord. Note that each temperament (Plus/Neutral/Minus) requires a separate character concept to play as that temperament, and Paramedic requires its own GAS trial to play.<br>
* Can only use the Civilian branch.
* Allowed jobs depend on Letter Grade.
** '''A-Level Jobs:''' Roboticist, Chemist, Damage Control Technician, Research Assistant, and Paramedic (A+ Only)
** '''B-Level Jobs:''' Steward, Deck Technician, Research Assistant
** '''C-Level Jobs:''' Sanitation Technician (C+ and C Only), Research Assistant
* Cannot play off-ship roles.
* Cannot be roundstart Antagonist. Can be converted to Antagonist (such as in Cult or Mutiny) after roundstart.
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Diona.png|center|frameless|link=Diona]] <div id="Diona">'''[[Diona]]'''</div>
|Purplemontart
|
* Can only use the Civilian branch.
* Cannot be SolGov Representative, Corporate Liason, or Medical Technician. Can play all other Civilian roles.
* Cannot be roundstart Antagonist. Can be converted to Antagonist (such as in Cult or Mutiny) after roundstart.
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Ipc.png|center|frameless|link=Positronics]] <div id="Positronics">'''[[Positronics|Positronic (IPC)]]'''</div>
|Tomdroid
|Allowed roles and branches depend on Generation:

* '''Gen1:'''
** Can only use the Civilian branch. Can only play Service roles (Janitor, Steward) or Passenger (such as the Entertainer alt-title).
* '''Gen2:'''
** Can use the Civilian and EC branches, but not Fleet.
** Within the EC, cannot play any Officers, SNCOs (enlisted positions of E-7 or higher), or Security roles.
** As Civilians, cannot be SolGov Representative, Corporate Liason, Forensic Technician, or Counselor. Can play all other Civilian roles.
* '''Gen3:'''
** Can use any branch.
** Within the Fleet and EC, cannot play Line Officers or SNCOs, but can play Staff Officers (except those listed below).
** Cannot be Line Officers, Pathfinder, SEA, SolGov Representative, Corporate Liason, Senior Researcher, Brig Chief, Deck Chief, Senior Engineer, Chief Steward, or Counselor.
|-
|style="text-align: center; |[[File:Vox.png|center|frameless|link=Vox]] <div id="Vox">'''[[Vox]]'''</div>

[[Vox Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]
|Ryan180602
|Can only play Shoal Scavenger Vessel roles and off-ship Antagonists.
|}

== Tips for Applying ==

* Generally speaking, you should be active on the server for at least a month or so before applying for a whitelist. Maintainers usually want to see that you've stuck around for a while before giving out a whitelist.
* Read the wiki pages on the species you're applying for (see: above links). These are the best places to get basic background info on Baystation species.
** Maintainers are generally looking to see that you understood the general themes and concepts on the wiki, and that there's no big misconceptions – they don't want you to paraphrase the whole page (or pages).
* Read old species applications applications to see what Maintainers are (and aren't) looking for. The #applications channel on [https://baystation.xyz/discord Discord] keeps track of old approved and denied applications.
* Ask the Species Maintainer clarifying questions over Discord. They don't bite!
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[[Category:Applications and Conduct]][[Category:Guides]]

Medical Technician

2025-11-19T22:31:23Z

Rootoo: unbreaks categories

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|stafftype = MEDICAL
|img = medical_technician.png
|jobtitle = Medical Technician
|difficulty = Hard
|superior = [[Physician|Physicians]] and the [[Chief Medical Officer]]
|branches = [[Expeditionary Corps]], [[Sol Central Government Fleet]], Civilian
|ecranks = Explorer (E-3), Senior Explorer (E-5)
|fleetranks = Crewman (E-3), Petty Officer Third Class (E-4), Petty Officer Second Class (E-5), Petty Officer First Class(E-6)
|govranks
|civranks = Contractor
|traineeranks = <br>'''- EC:''' Explorer (E-3)<br>'''- Fleet:''' Crewman Apprentice (E-2)
|alttitles = Corpsman, Paramedic
|duties = Fetch patients and bring them to Medbay. Run errands for the Physicians. Get yelled at for not bandaging wounds.
|guides = [[Guide to Medicine]], [[Guide to Chemistry]]
}}
The '''Medical Technician''' is the primary medical first responder aboard the [[SEV Torch]]. Next to the [[Physician]], they are the most vital part of the medical machine. While the Physician handles most of the intensive cases, Medical Technicians are tasked with the retrieval and stabilization of said patients. When a member of the crew is critically wounded and can't reach the Infirmary, it's the Medical Technician's job to go and retrieve them. When there's a state of emergency onboard the ship, it's the Medical Technician's job to watch the sensors and make sure that no one's gotten hurt. When the medbay is clogged with patients and the Physician is locked up in the operating theater, it's the Medical Technician's job to make sure no one dies in the interim. When the Physician needs an extra pair of hands to keep a patient stable, it's the Medical Technician's job to provide. You may not hold a scalpel, or even a medical degree, but without you, Medical doesn't function. So put on your first responder jacket and load up your medical belt: it's time to save some lives.

Medical Technicians answer directly to both Physicians and the [[Chief Medical Officer]]. You take orders from both, but the Chief Medical Officer is your ultimate boss, and their orders take priority.

Medical Technicians, as first responders, '''<u>do not have the training required to perform invasive medical actions such as surgery</u>'''. To operate on a patient would subject a medical technician to [[Sol Central Government Law|legal consequences]], and ordering one to attempt surgery would be illegal.

The '''Trainee Medical Technician''' is a training role designed for players to learn the mechanics and responsibilities of the Medical Technician. Trainee Medical Technicians have the same duties as Medical Technicians, but are understood to be new to the role and are there primarily to learn OOC-ly. The Trainee Medical Technician follows the chain of command as normal, but is also subordinate to all other Medical Technicians aboard the ship. Don't be afraid to ask other Medical personnel for help!

== Starting Out ==
A Medical Technician is the liaison between an injured crewman and proper treatment at the Torch's infirmary. Your job consists of keeping an eye on the sensors, assessing injuries, bringing someone back to the medical bay, and keeping critical patients alive between injury and surgery.

Before you start, there are several things to take note of:

# '''Speed is key.''' While true efficiency will come with time and practice, a few seconds can often make the difference between life and death. It's highly recommended you become at least mildly familiar with the ship and its maintenance shafts before taking on a first responder role, so you aren't running around looking for wherever 'Requisitions' is. (Deck two, by the way.)
# '''Stay alert.''' Watch the sensors. Listen to comms in case someone shouts for medical. Keep an eye out for any tell-tale trails of blood or prone body in an open space.
# '''You are your number one priority.''' Yes, it's your job to save lives, but you can't very well do that when you're in critical condition after a Mercenary has shot you in the lungs. Don't put yourself into danger trying to save a patient, and use caution where you can. Don't have your fellow Medical Technicians dragging you to the infirmary.

== Your gear ==

=== The Very Basics ===

* '''EMT Belt:''' A six-slot belt, useful for holding assorted medications, sterile gloves, bandages, or whatever you can think of.
* '''White webbing:''' A vest you can attach to your clothing for extra storage.
* '''MT chest rig:''' A two-slot storage item that fits on your outer clothing slot.
* '''Health Analyzer:''' Hold this and click on someone for an instant readout of their medical status.
* '''Advanced Trauma Kit/Gauze:''' Used to bandage wounds and stop external bleeding. While they serve the same purpose, Advanced Trauma Kits promote faster healing. Using an Advanced Trauma Kit is much more preferred to using gauze.
* '''Advanced Burn Kit/Ointment:''' Used to treat burns and prevent infections. Much like their brute damage counterpart, Advanced Burn Kits are superior to ointment because they heal injuries quicker and disinfect better.
* '''Syringe:''' For injecting medication. To change the transfer rate, right-click or alt-click on a syringe. To change if it's drawing or injecting, click on DRAW or INJECT.
* '''Roller bed:''' For transporting patients. Click on the roller bed while it's in your hand to deploy it; to fold it up again, click and drag the deployed roller bed to you. To buckle someone to the bed, click and drag their sprite on to the roller bed.
* '''Auto-compressor:''' Essentially an automated CPR machine. To put it on a patient, remove the patient's backpack first. It is worth noting that '''auto-compressors do not resuscitate a flatlined patient''', and are only for keeping the heart going when blood isn't flowing properly. An auto-compressor can damage the rib cage fitted improperly (i.e. with low enough [[Skills|Medicine Skill]]).
* '''IV bag:''' A 120u bag of blood or [[Guide to Chemistry#NanoBlood|NanoBlood]], used to give blood transfusions. Click and drag the IV bag's sprite to a patient to connect it. IV bags can also be connected to roller beds and IV poles, for easier transfusions: click and drag the sprite of the IV bag on the roller bed or IV pole to the patient to connect it, and click again to disconnect. The transfer rate on IV bags can be changed by right-clicking the IV bag.
* '''Rescue bag:''' This is for transporting patients who are in hostile environments, such as space or a fire. Click on the folded bag to deploy it, and click on it while deployed to open it. You can also inject medicine through the bag via syringe.
* '''Streamlined medical voidsuit:''' For when an area is depressurized, somebody got spaced, or the hangar is full of toxic gasses. Found in EVA Storage. See [[Guide to EVA and Internals]] for use.

=== For Making Your Job Easier ===

* '''Pry bar:''' For opening de-powered doors or emergency shutters.
* '''Shortwave radio:''' For coordinating with other crewmembers and other medical staff when Telecommunications goes down.
* '''Flashlight:''' For traversing maintenance shafts or the ship during a power outage.

=== Upgrades ===
Items that can be requested from Research & Development, and are highly useful in their own right.

* '''Stasis bag:''' An even more effective version of the rescue bag, this places a patient into stasis, keeping them alive and relatively stable for longer. You can still inject medicine through it.
* '''Hypospray:''' The Chief Medical Officer gets one of these by default; it instantly delivers 30u of medicine (or other chemicals) in a vial that can be switched out like magazines, like a more effective autoinjector.

=== Medicines To Keep ===

* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]:''' A general stabilizer; brings heart rate to an equilibrium, slows bleeding, provides limited blood oxygenation, and heals minor brain damage.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]:''' An anti-toxin that counteracts poisons and minor radiation damage, and heals minor liver damage.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]:''' Heals brute damage. Do not inject during surgery.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]]:''' Supplies brain with oxygen even after lungs have failed. Dexalin Plus is usually preferred.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]:''' Usually mixed together in a 1:1 ratio called KeloDerm. Treats burns and prevents infections.
* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol|Tramadol]]:''' A painkiller, injected when the patient is in shock from pain.

== How To Save A Life ==
For an in-depth guide to Baystation's medical system, see [[Guide to Medicine]].

=== Step One: Heeding The Call ===
Your call to action can be found in a number of ways; a victim might shout "MEDICAL TO [LOCATION]" over comms, you or a Physician might note somebody with abnormal sensor readings, or you're scavenging maintenance for action figures and come across somebody silently bleeding to death. Either way, it's time to make your way to their location, and...

=== Step Two: Triage ===
Scan your patient with your health analyzer. Rarely, you can treat them on-site. Most of the time, you'll have to stabilize them for the trek back to the infirmary.

Patients that you should prioritize may have:

* '''Weak, extremely weak, or fading brain activity:''' Your patient's brain is dying!
* '''Cardiac Arrest/Asystole:''' Your patient's heart has stopped.
* '''Major systemic organ failure:''' Multiple organs of your patient's are failing. Generally abbreviated as MSOF.
* '''Arterial bleeding:''' Your patient is bleeding at an exponential rate.

=== Step Three: Stabilizing And Transport ===
Oh no, your patient has one or more of the above critical conditions, or the health analyzer says they're going into shock! Stay calm; panicking will only make the situation worse. Follow these simple steps:

# '''Perform CPR or apply an auto-compressor if your patient's heart has stopped.''' This will keep their blood pumping even while their heart is stopped. You should repeat CPR every 10-15 seconds (variable depending on Medicine Skill and the server's tic rate) to prevent harm to your patient; an auto-compressor will do this for you automatically, letting you focus on other medical treatments.
# '''Inject the appropriate medicines.''' From highest to lowest priority:
## If your patient is taking brain damage, is going into shock, or is internally or externally bleeding, inject Inaprovaline.
## If your patient is poisoned – either by unknown substances in their system, or by radiation – inject Dylovene. Serious cases of poisoning are often (but not always) indicated by Major Systematic Organ Failure (MSOF) on the Health Analyzer.
##* If both of the above are true, you should inject one of Inaprovaline or Dylovene, but not both – mixing Inaprovaline and Dylovene will make Tricordrazine, which heals brute and burn damage slowly. Tricordrazine isn't harmful, but is much less helpful than either Inaprovaline or Dylovene alone ''and'' it prevents surgery.
##* In most cases Inaprovaline should take priority over Dylovene, poisons tend to kill much slower than shock, bleeding, and brain damage.
## If your patient has low blood oxygenation or obvious lung damage (i.e. is gasping), inject Dexalin or Dexalin Plus.
## If the readout says your patient is still going into shock or is in pain, inject Tramadol.
# '''Bandage any bleeding the patient has.''' You can generally assess where a bleeding wound (as well as any foreign bodies) by looking at someone. Shift-click to examine the patient and figure out where to target with your bandages. If the patient is very low on blood, consider hooking them up to an IV bag while you transport them.
# '''Bring your patient to the Medical Bay.''' Buckle your patient to a roller bed or zip them into a rescue/stasis bag to transport them. '''DO NOT DRAG YOUR PATIENT!''' This will only make their wounds worse. If you must, use grab intent on them to move them without worsening their condition.

Remember; so long as the patient's brain is not dead, there's hope.

=== Step Four: Supporting Your Physician ===
So you brought your patient to the infirmary without them dying. Good job! Give them to a physician and describe the patient's condition. The physician will generally do a more in-depth scan with the Body Scanner to determine what needs to be done. If the physician brings the patient into one of the operating theaters, it's your job to push the body scan to the displays in the surgery room so the doctor isn't flying blind. You can do this by pressing the 'Push Scan To Displays' button on the Body Scanner pop-up.

In case your Physician asks you to help stabilize a patient during surgery, you will need to have your medications and possibly a defibrillator ready, in case of flatline or low blood oxygenation. Remember not to inject any medicines that heal brute damage during surgery – this will heal an incision.
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Gaia

2025-11-19T22:30:44Z

Rootoo: unbreaks categories

Gaia, the sole planetary body within the Galilei system, is one of the only Earth-like planets known to humanity. Gaia was historically an agricultural powerhouse, supplying upwards of a quarter of humanity's agricultural products before 2292. Today, in the aftermath of the [[Gaia Conflict]], Gaia is a war-torn planet split between the occupying forces of the [[Sol Central Government]] and the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] with only a tiny strip of land and the planetary capital of New Venice remaining under independent Gaian control.

== Geography ==
Gaia is about one-tenth smaller than [[Earth]], and its nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere is slightly thicker. This makes Gaia marginally warmer and more favorable to farming during all seasons.

On it's discovery and initial colonization, Gaia lacked any native plant life other then the planet's 'grass'. This prompted a massive forestation and biodiversity campaign in the early decades of the planet's colonies. This campaign saw the planet's original grass lost as it was overcome by the invasive nature of brought plant life. Today the campaign is most visible in the planets forests, that while planted in areas to make it look natural, the straight rows of trees still commonly found give away their origin.

Geographically, the planet has no oceans; however, several areas of the planet possess 'shot lakes,' large groupings of smaller lakes interconnected by streams and rivers. The planet’s largest body of water is Lake Cabot, a large round lake on the planet's equator.

Gaia is predominantly covered in vast, rolling plains, though the planet has several other notable geographical features. The Napoleon Mountains – a mountain range several hundred kilometers west of Lake Cabot – separates the Cabot region from the shot lakes, and the Tobruk Desert sits near the planet’s north pole.

Gaia does not possess ice caps. While the planet has a semblance of Earth-like seasons, temperatures are only known to fall below freezing in the mountains and desert regions, and Gaia’s overall climate is distinctly Mediterranean.

Scarred from several years of war and orbital bombardments, some areas of the planet have lost their ability to support heavy agriculture. Many Gaians fear that the Tobruk Desert may begin expanding in the coming years.

== Modern Division ==

=== Gaian Administrative Area ===
Still under a military administration over a decade after the conflict, Southern Gaia holds no representation in the Solar Assembly and is run on the planetary level by an administrative council appointed from the Fourth Fleet and Army Group Cabot ranks. The council is still headed by Brigadier General Louis Montgomery, who has become the target of most public outrage. While the administrative council has made significant efforts to rebuild the region following the war (primarily out of security concerns), the region functions more like an occupied state than a member of the SCG, and Solar peacekeeping forces supplant civilian law enforcement in many areas. This continues to contribute to the tense political situation in the South, where politics are conducted at the municipal level, with pro-autonomy parties regularly in office.

=== Independent City of New Venice ===
Established as an international city-state with the Treaty of New Venice, New Venice remains a bastion of Gaian politics and independence on the shores of Lake Cabot. With the mayor holding total executive powers held in check by an elected fifteen-seat city council, the independent city functions much more like a government in exile than a city government, continuing to maintain public services across the planet, notably the issuance of passports, all on-planet diplomacy, customs enforcement, and infrastructure. Gaians cannot be prosecuted for public statements within the city, and this loophole has been used to a great extent by many across both hemispheres to decry the situation many Gaians have found themselves in in the years following the conflict.

=== Protectorate of Gaia ===
The Protectorate of Gaia consists of Gaia’s Northern hemisphere, under GCC occupation. Northern Gaia holds no representation in the Confederation's Directory. While an elected parliament and Prime Minister run the Protectorate, its operations are directly beholden to a Governor General appointed by the Directory. Under the Governor General, the Protectorate government has prioritized the production of agricultural goods for the GCC, paying little heed to other issues. While the relative lack of oversight has granted Northern Gaians greater freedom than their Southern counterparts, post-war reconstruction has remained stagnant outside the agricultural sector, and many former urban areas remain in disrepair. Today, Gaian exports comprise almost a quarter of the GCC’s imported food supply.

The present Governor-General, Vice-Admiral Mira Novak, has held the post since the 2304 retirement of Vice-Admiral Lee. Her hands-off approach has left public opinion lukewarm at best, with most day-to-day matters left to the parliament. However, few Gaians have forgotten the brutal policing and orbital bombardments of the Gaia Conflict.

=== The Political Tinderbox ===
Compared to the past decade, Gaia is relatively stable – at least on the surface. As it stands, the planet as a whole is not in a position to change sides or suddenly erupt as an independent state without a sudden rallying factor. While Gaians might protest in the streets of Syracuse or New Madrid against different governments, the one unifying factor for any Gaian who survived the conflict is an absolute anti-war stance. The right spark – say, the [[Timeline of Canon Events|threat of another conflict]] – and the planet stands to go off like a powder keg to ensure their own survival.

== Notable Areas ==

=== Northern Gaia ===

==== New Madrid ====
New Madrid is the Administrative Capital of the North and the second most significant metropolis on the planet, situated amongst the ‘great shot lakes’; the New Madrid Prefecture encompasses the city of New Madrid and its many suburbs that wrap around the thousands of lakes within the Prefecture. New Madrid recently took control of the former Confederation Naval Yards, built by the ICCGN during the conflict as a resupply base; today, it is the largest public transit hub on the planet and often the first stop for travellers heading further into the GCC.

New Madrid is regarded by many in the SCG as one of the safest tourist destinations within the GCC. The city contains a vibrant entertainment district, with countless casinos and resorts on its many lakes.

==== Vulcan ====
An industrial city in the northern Napoleon Mountains, Vulcan is the centre of Gaia's mining industry as well as the largest industrial area north of the Gaian DMZ.

==== GCNB Tobruk ====
Gilgamesh Confederation Naval Base Tobruk covers the western half of the Tobruk Desert, sitting at the north end of the Napoleon Mountain range, GCNB Tobruk is the only permanent posting for Confederation Naval Forces within the Galilei System and from where all Naval activity within the System is based from.

=== Venetian DMZ ===

==== New Venice ====
New Venice, the largest city on the planet and officially the capital of Gaia, is – in practice – the only remnant of independence on the planet. Established as an international city with the Treaty of New Venice, the mayor regularly mediates between the SCG and GCC.

Set on the southern shore of Lake Cabot, the city houses many governmental offices for both the North and South, as well as the SCG and GCC, resulting in the unique occurrence where members of the two rival superpowers' governments live and work in somewhat close quarters.

The New Venice Constabulary is the only armed force permitted within the city and DMZ as a whole, with all others (including Gaian civilians) forced to relinquish their weapons for the duration of their stay. Enforcement of this policy is limited outside the city itself, however, mainly owing to a lack of manpower.

==== The Strip ====
The Strip is the name of the 300-kilometre-wide DMZ that spans the planet’s equator, given to it by the Gaian populace. Not even a speedbump in the event of a conflict, the Strip is run by the government in New Venice with little oversight from either the North or South. Many strip residents cling fiercely to their independence, refusing to bend to Sol or the GCC; they are largely left to their own devices by the New Venice Constabulary, who are more concerned with enforcing the law in the capital.

=== Southern Gaia ===

==== Syracuse ====
Syracuse, renamed from New Syracuse in 2271, is the South’s largest city and its administrative capital. A manufacturing city before the Gaia Conflict, Syracuse has seen a boost in the industry since the division of the planet, with Sol encouraging a shift from agriculture to manufacturing. Syracuse houses many of the planet’s workshops for agricultural equipment, exported both to the North and off of the planet; it is quickly becoming one of the largest agrarian equipment exporters in human space.

Situated on the Catalonian River, the city offers less in the way of nightlife than its Northern brother; instead, the lights of cargo vessels are often the only thing illuminating the vast river during the night.

==== SCGDFB Cabot ====
SCG Defence Forces Base Cabot is the primary basing location for SCG PDF forces on the planet; unlike its Northern twin, DFB Cabot is situated an hour up the Catalonian River from Syracuse, with the area the base controls being industrial lands before the conflict, the land was quickly appropriated by the Fourth Fleet to be their embarkation point on the planet, with quick access to the civil populace when required.

== Culture ==

=== General ===
* Most Gaians are trilingual, speaking the planet's native Iberian, Zurich Common, and Pan-Slavic.
* The South has a larger population and economy but is less stable than the North due to unrest and the continuation of the Military Administration.
* Native-born and naturalized Gaians are entitled to free transit of the planet and the right to bear arms. Northern Gaians are not eligible for service in the GCC’s military forces but are exempted from the GCC’s mandatory state service.
* People on Gaia can be broadly divided into four categories:
** Native Gaians: Gaians who were born on the planet.
** Naturalized Gaians: Gaians who were not born on the planet but immigrated onto the planet before the Conflict and were afforded the rights of native Gaians due to their "naturalization by fire".
** Temporary Residents: People who live and work on Gaia temporarily, such as Colonial Guard or Army Group Cabot personnel who do not intend to remain on the planet.
** "The New Wave": New immigrants who have moved to the planet following the Conflict; these immigrants, particularly those of Solar origin, are sometimes seen as ‘taking advantage’ of the occupied planet.

=== Societal ===
Gaian society was founded on and remains rooted in agrarianism. Combined with a communal identity, Gaians hold a 'one for all' approach to both governance and community, and family-run farms and stations seldom pass outside of the family that owns them. This communal identity is also present in Gaia's religious beliefs, with many Gaians keeping strong ties with their local faith communities. As of the 2310 census, fewer than 20% of respondents self-reported as Agnostic, Atheist, or otherwise non-religious.

==== Holidays ====
The Gaian calendar possesses many holidays, and while few are 'statutory' holidays (where governmental operations and private business close), all are deeply rooted in Gaian culture.

===== Statutory =====
Statutory holidays are observed by all Gaians, and are largely based around key moments in Gaia's history.

* '''National Day of Mourning''' - January 16th - The start date of the Gaia Conflict — the only holiday where the planet truly comes to a stop, with widespread memorial services, public gatherings, and mourning. Notably the only holiday that does not possess any celebratory aspects.
* '''Founding Day''' - March 15th - Commemorating the official unification of the planet into the Gaian Republic.
* '''Labour Day''' - September 1st - Annual day of celebration of the labour movement.
* '''Harvest Day''' - September - Not a fixed holiday, Harvest Day celebrates the contributions of Gaian farmers and is held early to mid-autumn when the comet Demeter briefly passes in front of the star Galilei.
* '''Remembrance Day''' - November 11th - Much like the National Day of Mourning, Remembrance Day commemorates 'all those who have or will have given their lives in the defence of liberty and freedom in the past, present, or future.'

===== Non-Statutory =====
Non-statutory holidays are primarily religious in nature and thus are not universally observed, though many are still widely commemorated as secular holidays. Of note, due to Gaian society celebrating a wide variety of religions new and old, the list of officially recognized religious holidays is exceedingly long. Other non-statutory holidays include New Year's Day and Mariner's Day, celebrated on November 10th to commemorate all those who have given their lives on the water.

=== Culinary ===
Gaia has a vibrant culinary culture, resulting from its status as a garden world — heavily influenced by the various Mediterranean cuisines of old Earth, Gaian food is rooted in agricultural staples such as olives, grapes, wheat, and cheese, though the vast variety of crops grown on the planet has lead to an abundance of regional variants and fusion dishes. On Gaia, cooking goes hand in hand with the planet's communal identity, with holidays and other celebratory events often centered around grand meals. Split into numerous courses, a true feast can often last several days.

Having imported flora and fauna from Earth, Gaian livestock varies by region. With the majority of the planet covered in grassy plains, Gaia's most abundant livestock is cattle; sheep and poultry are also common across the grasslands, while the Napoleon Mountains boast large numbers of goats.

While Gaia lacks oceans, its plentiful lakes and rivers are home to a number of freshwater fish and molluscs, which are regularly eaten by locals. In an effort to keep fishing as low-impact as possible, industrial scale fisheries are highly regulated. Aquafarming is only permitted on Lake Cabot, primarily producing freshwater shellfish.

In addition to crops and livestock, Gaia is also a notable producer of refined agricultural products, including wines, spirits, cured meats, cheeses and other dairy products, and tobacco. Gaian olive oil is widely consumed both locally and off-planet – its low cost relative to other producers has allowed it to spread to even the most isolated settlements of the frontier. Similarly, Gaian wine is regarded as some of the highest quality in human space, second only to [[Tadmor]] in prestige; while Tadmoran vintages often fetch a higher price, Gaia consistently wins in terms of raw production capabilities (albeit by a significantly thinner margin in the wake of the devastation left by the Gaia Conflict).

=== Character Tips ===
Most Gaians can clearly remember the conflict. Many are the people they are today because of it. Gaians are stubbornly attached to their homeworld, with Gaia not experiencing the exodus following the conflict that many Confederation planets saw, even though the planet was by far the most damaged – for most, Gaia is the only home they’ve ever known. They can remember everything quite clearly, and the memories of war are far more prevalent in the public consciousness than elsewhere in human space; you cannot go more than a few kilometres without passing some sign of the conflict, be it a silent memorial along the side of a road, a cratered field surrounding an abandoned farmstead, or the respectfully-maintained graveyards where civilians and combatants lay side by side.

Gaians remember it all and will continue to remember it for generations to come. Colonial Guard troops assigned to Galilei are hand-picked career personnel who understand the gravity of their duties. Along with the PDF troops of Army Group Cabot, they’ve come to understand that the glares and scorn they receive daily are rooted in an ever-present loathing of the fact that they are on the planet at all.

=== Flags ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Polity
!Flag
!Description
|-
|Pre-Conflict, New Venice, The Strip
|[[File:Gaia pre-conflict.png|center|frameless]]
|Still extremely popular among the populace, this flag is commonly flown across the planet, with most still considering this flag the ‘correct’ Gaian flag.
|-
|Gaian Administrative Area
|[[File:Gaia SCG.png|center|frameless]]
|Rarely seen outside of government property, this flag is only seen in the hands of the general public when it’s being burned during protests against the ongoing military occupation.
|-
|Protectorate of Gaia
|[[File:Gaia GCC.png|center|frameless]]
|Similarly to its Southern brother, this flag suffers from the same lack of popularity as the South’s; however, it is popular among Confederate immigrants, and is backed by a civilian government.
|-
|New Madrid Prefecture
|[[File:Gaia New Madrid.png|center|frameless]]
|The addition of the dove in 2299 to this flag was considered controversial at the time. However, many have warmed to this flag over the years, being a common sight alongside Pre-conflict flags in the New Madrid Prefecture, or flown by fans at sports events.
|-
|Syracuse Prefecture
|[[File:Gaia Syracuse.png|center|frameless]]
|Once again, a flag that has grown more popular over time, it’s common to see this flag flying across Syracuse and at sports events.
|-
|Gaian ‘Rebel’ Flag
|[[File:Gaia Independence.png|center|frameless]]
|While variations of the ‘Rebel’ flag exist, its most common form is a pre-conflict banner with defiant text sewn on; these flags are commonly flown during protests or as a replacement for the standard pre-conflict flag by more outspoken Gaians.
|}

== Economy ==
The Gaian economy, much like most other human worlds, sits atop four main pillars: Military, Industry, Agriculture, and Services.

=== Military ===
Gaia had not possessed an official Military Force since the beginning of the Gaia Conflict, where prior to the dissolution of Parliament, the Gaian Planetary Militia was stood down, with its members returning home or being absorbed into SCG Forces. However the New Venice Constabulary, as the legal arm of the Independent City of New Venice, having morphed into a Gendarmerie following the Conflict, remains for duties left to New Venice following the conflict, most visibly in Customs.

=== Industry ===
Gaia's industrial sector is much less expansive as other planets since the Gaian economy is quite easily kept afloat by Agricultural exports, this relegates industry to a supporting role. Mining on Gaia is legally obligated to be as non-invasive as possible, and while some open pit mines exist, most operations are conducted via shaft mines. Refining operations on the planet are primarily in the industrial city of Vulcan, located in the northern Napoleon Mountains, focusing on the transformation of raw ore into usable materials.

=== Agriculture ===
The gross majority of the Gaian economy, agriculture is an innate part of the Economy. Gaian agriculture is overwhelmingly comprised of family-ran businesses, with larger families traditionally holding larger swathes of the Gaian agricultural sector. Notably Gaian agriculture runs on some of the smallest recorded margins in human space, with the production capacity of the planet permitting more to be sold for less, and while the Gaian economy has been rocked and battered through the Gaia Conflict, it has been steadily re-approaching it's pre-war level and projections show that it will recover within the next decade.

=== Services ===
Steadily growing in recent years, Tourism has been increasing marginally over recent years, with the draw of New Madrid's casino's and resorts having been muted by the overall sour public mood towards the galaxy at large since the conflict. Gaia's financial sector similarly to it's agricultural sector was rocked by the Conflict, with the Gaian National Reserve having disappeared during the conflict (with both the SCG and GCC blaming each other, and the truth yet to be determined), Gaia's banks have begun to recover as New Venice has established itself as a neutral and safe investment location, out of reach of the tax men on Mars and Terra.

== History ==
The first sleeper ships arrived in the Galilei system in the 2130s, settling at the sites of what would become Gaia’s modern metropolises. By the middle of the century, these colonies had formed a loose planetary government based in New Venice.

Like other sleeper colonies, Galilei would not re-establish contact with Sol until the late 22nd century. By that time, the Terran Commonwealth was embroiled in its war against the Ares Confederation. When the Sol Central Government finally rose from the Commonwealth’s ashes, Sol was in no shape to look towards other systems – with the SCG turning inward, Gaia would retain its independence for the next sixty years. Between 2230 and 2270, Gaia settled into limited trade arrangements with nearby systems; agricultural exports (particularly exports to the newly-expanding Gilgamesh) formed the bulk of Gaian trade during this period.

As the SCG began to reassert its presence beyond Sol – and as the GCC expanded its reach ever further – Gaia entered an era of significant political uncertainty, with pressure from both the SCG and GCC causing almost constant elections in the two decades before the war, ending with a planet-wide referendum to join the SCG passing by a razor-thin margin. Following the Gilgameshi occupation of Gaia, the Government of the Republic declared that the Gaian Parliament would be dissolved and that the parliament could only be recalled for planet-wide elections by the Mayor of New Venice at 'the soonest reasonable time.' The old Gaian Parliament has remained defunct as the planet remains divided.

=== The Gaian Resistance ===
The “Gaian Resistance,” despite its name, was primarily composed of SCG military forces: the remnants of Colonel Montgomery’s forces, reinforced by survivors of the First and Fourth Fleets’ slaughter in Gaian orbit, dispersed into the Gaian countryside and fought against Gilgameshi occupation as a guerilla force after failing to hold New Venice.

The Montgomery resistance was highly decentralized, operating among the planet’s many forests and mountains and entrenching their facilities amidst basements, farms, and other residential areas; the resistance actively sought to integrate itself into populated areas, and it was not uncommon for members to employ civilians in its operations or to hide themselves amongst civilians directly. This dissuaded the GCC Navy from using overwhelming orbital strikes against known resistance operations but demonstrably resulted in Gaian casualties throughout the war – both through accidental casualties during bombardments and from brutal GCC crackdowns against alleged insurgents.

The Gaian populace suffered dearly in the crossfire between the GCC occupation and Montgomery’s guerillas. Cities became battlefields; fertile fields became bombed-out, mine-studded husks, and many Gaians grew bitter and fearful towards Solars and Confederates alike.

=== Modern Resistance ===
The end of the conflict did not end underground resistance operations on the planet – merely shifting who they consisted of and their goals. Outposts established throughout the conflict by “Monty’s Militia” (or, more derisively, “Monty’s Murderers”) quickly gave Gaians who wished the conflict resolved differently bases to begin operations. Vastly more popular among the greater populace than their wartime predecessors, today, scattered groups are unified in their desire to remove outside influence from Gaia. Offhandedly known as either the “Gaian People’s Front” or the “People’s Front of Gaia,” copied from two of the planet’s most popular political parties, most groups are numbered in the low dozens. They often lack central leadership, and goals and motivations can shift wildly from group to group. However, all seek to remove Gaia from the yoke of off-world control.

More active across the Southern half of the planet, the confederation’s hands-off approach to the planet and their tendency to respond with overwhelming force regulate the ire of most groups towards the Military Occupation Forces of Army Group Cabot. They rarely strike out, with actions that result in open firefights often extremely brief and one-sided; they prefer not to spill blood if it’s not required, leaving troops handcuffed to road signs or guardrails to warn others not to return.

=== Present Ongoing ===
The Gaian people’s spirit wasn't broken, though battered and bruised throughout the conflict. Across the planet, the whispers of resistance have quietly persisted to the present day, with dozens of municipal leaders across the South and a sizable chunk of the Protectorate’s parliament officially holding pro-independence views. Neither the GCC nor the SCG has shown signs of yielding, however: Official statements from the Directory of the Confederation have upheld that the Confederation would not block Gaian re-unification provided the planet remained under Gilgamesh's ‘protection’, while the SCG has flatly stated they are content with the status quo.

Still, the Gaian people continue their daily lives, with many quietly waiting for the day of their return to complete self-determination.

== Foreign Relations ==

=== SCG ===
Gaia's relationship with the SCG is long and muddied. With Gaia having established itself as a self-sufficient planet over a century prior, it was a surprise to many in Sol that Gaia was open to reintegration. To many Gaians, the referendum to join Sol represented the planet’s best hope of remaining a free planet and avoiding the encroachment of the rapidly expanding GCC – a hope which, following the Gaia Conflict, has been violently and brutally dashed. Today, while some parts of the South remain pro-Sol, many Gaians feel betrayed by the SCG. This sentiment has only been reinforced by the SCG’s continued occupation of Southern Gaia, with malcontent only worsening as the years drag on. Still, for many – particularly those who bore the brunt of the GCC’s occupation – the SCG remains the lesser of two evils.

=== GCC ===
Gaia’s history with the GCC is, likewise, complicated. Relations between Gaia and the Confederation began shortly after the latter’s founding, with Gilgameshi diplomats reaching out to secure imports of Gaian agricultural goods. Trade continued throughout the 23rd century, and as the GCC expanded, the more it came to rely on Gaian crops. Gilgamesh’s presence on Gaia likewise increased – by the turn of the century, immigrants from Terra and other GCC colonies made up a sizable minority on Gaia.

In the weeks following the referendum to join the SCG, many in the Gaian government feared the worst: With the GCC’s reliance on Gaian agriculture, it was bound to take action. These fears would quickly prove accurate, and the conflict would see Gaia battered and bombarded under GCC occupation.

Today, the relationship is much more bitter than anything. With the Confederation staying out of Gaian domestic matters and the Governor General seldom using their veto power to date. Still, most Gaians are old enough to remember the manhunts, and some continue to find themselves looking over their shoulders to this day. This extends through the Protectorate’s government as well, as Internal Defense keeps a close eye on members of the Northern Parliament, with occasional visits for ‘friendly’ chats if they get too unruly.

=== Frontier Alliance ===
The [[Frontier Alliance]]’s emergence onto the galactic scene has piqued the interest of many on Gaia, finding themselves sympathetic to the desire of the Alliance to rid themselves of influence from Sol. However, this does not mean Gaia wishes to join, with most wishing for Gaia to keep to itself. As of now, Gaians continue to observe and take notes – both of the Alliance’s actions and of Sol and the Confederation’s responses.
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Guide to Supermatter

2025-11-19T22:25:53Z

Rootoo:

The '''Supermatter Engine''' is one of two primary sources of power aboard the [[SEV Torch]]. It consists of machinery harnessing the thermal output of an unstable radioactive crystal powerful enough to destroy a significant portion of the ship if mishandled. Properly modified and maintained, however, the engine can generate very large amounts of power, exceeding the potential of the other primary power source, the [[R-UST]].

Priming, starting, and maintaining the Supermatter engine is an important function of the Engineering Department. In playing an [[Engineer]], you should expect to work with the Supermatter at least once at the beginning of every round, and know how to prevent it from detonating the rear end of the ship.

== Basic operating principles ==
While the Supermatter engine is an inherently complex system, the basic principles by which it operates are fairly straightforward.

=== The Supermatter ===
[[File:Engine Room 2025.png|left|thumb|The entirety of the engine room.]]
The large, glowing, radioactive, lethal shard of crystal that is the Supermatter is, obviously, the centerpiece of the entire operation. Understanding its various properties is key to properly utilizing the Supermatter engine.

First and foremost, in case the previous use of scary adjectives like "radioactive" and "lethal" was not enough to get the point across, the Supermatter is probably the single most dangerous thing aboard the ship. It is highly unstable, and anything directly touching it (such as particularly stupid or suicidal engineers) will instantly turn to ash. Letting the Supermatter get too hot is liable to cause it to explode in a process referred to as ''delamination''. This will not only do substantial damage to the Engineering department, but will short out or destroy most of the ship's electronics and bathe everyone aboard in radiation. While the full consequences of radiation doses are, generally speaking, for the ship's physicians to worry about, it is important for all shipboard engineers to understand that this is one of the quickest ways to negatively impact a large number of the crew. It is the ultimate Bad News so far as the engineering department is concerned, and should be avoided at all costs.

Fortunately, direct interaction with the Supermatter is almost never required. In the case that manual manipulation ''is'' needed, understand that touching the Supermatter (by clicking on it or moving into it) will cause it to instantly destroy the person touching it.

'''Note:''' The only way to personally manipulate the Supermatter without causing it to explode is to ''pull'' it. Gravikinetic tools or loading into a mech via a clamp are significantly safer approaches to moving it, but may not always be available.

Even when not directly interacting with the Supermatter, however, it is still highly dangerous to anyone nearby. Directly viewing an energized Supermatter crystal without mesons will cause hallucinations, which must be corrected by Medical. The Supermatter produces lethal amounts of radiation, heat, and an oxygen-phoron mix which is highly flammable. The reactor core is designed to be sturdy enough to contain the heat, fire, and gases emitted, but not so much the radiation. Engineers working on the Supermatter engine — or even just nearby — are encouraged to wear full radiation protection.

Finally, the Supermatter is susceptible to excessive heat. Temperatures above 5000 K will cause the matter to destabilize, with loss rate dependent on EER — if its integrity reaches 0%, it will explode. Additionally, any temperatures above approximately 5800 K will cause the borosilicate windows around the core to melt if adjacent to fire, which can rapidly lead to a reactor breach and its own host of problems. At 10 000 K, dropped blast doors adjacent to a fire will take damage and eventually cease function. At high enough temperatures, even the external walls may melt into slag, if adjacent to a fire.

Bullets and the like will also inflict damage to the Supermatter's integrity, and increase its energy level. Given time, and assuming that no further damage is inflicted, the Supermatter can regenerate, restoring its lost integrity automatically. This process, however, requires that temperatures be below dangerous levels.

However, despite all its dangerous properties, the Supermatter is also extremely useful if properly controlled. Once safely activated, the Supermatter will emit heat, radiation, oxygen, and phoron. How much of these it releases depends on its energy state.

=== Terminology ===
This article, the Supermatter Monitoring program, and other engineers are going to use a lot of acronyms and different terms when they're referring to different parts of the Supermatter in an effort to make sure it doesn't blow a chunk out of the reactor room. The important ones are:

* '''EER''' - Equivalent Energy Retention. This is a direct reference to the amount of energy in the Supermatter. The Supermatter sheds this over time to produce heat, radiation, and gas. The higher the EER, the higher the power generation potential.
* '''EPR''' - Engine Pressure Ratio. This is how much actual coolant is in the core chamber. A very low EPR is bad — it means there's either a coolant leak or there wasn't enough coolant injected in the first place. High EPR is less of a problem, and some engineers like to run setups that have a deliberately high EPR. If you're not sure, don't be afraid to ask for help! Keeping it between 2 and 3 is generally a good rule of thumb.

=== The thermoelectric generators ===
[[File:Map_sm_teg.png|thumb|A TEG in operation. Gas flows from left to right on the top and right to left on the bottom.]]
The thermoelectric generators, or TEGs, are big gray machines that, along with the Supermatter, form the valves of the engine's beating heart.

The idea is simple: the TEGs are set up with a pair of circulators, one on each side, which take in gas from two separate loops. When these two flows pass through the TEG, it produces power based on the thermal energy transferred from the hot side to the cold (in addition to a small amount generated in the circulators directly by gas flow). With all else held equal, the larger the difference between the two gas mixes' temperatures, the more power is generated. The gas is then piped out again and recycled. When gas is flowing properly, the circulators on each end of the generator will spin, and various lights will turn on to indicate that power is being produced.

TEGs also have an upper limit to the amount of power that they can safely produce. If this power limit is exceeded, the generator will begin to spark as it discharges excess energy. Despite the alarming noises, this is not harmful to the machine — it just means that some efficiency is being lost due to the generator being overworked. By default, this is 500 kW per TEG.

Note that the TEGs require both sides to function in order to cool the core. If only one side is functional, either because it's empty or because both its connections are the same pressure and thus not transferring gas, there will be no temperature transfer to the opposite side.

When more information on a TEG's operating status is required, its display can be examined by clicking on its central part. This will bring up a variety of details about the generator, the gases being piped through it, and the power generated thereby.

=== The pipe systems ===
The Supermatter engine can be somewhat daunting for a newbie engineer to try to understand. Fortunately, the system is much simpler than it appears, and all pipes within the engine room have been color-coded for ease of use.

* '''Dark Blue''' and '''Dark Red''' pipes under the floor are the distro and general waste [[Guide to Atmospherics|atmospherics]] lines. They have nothing to do with the engine, and can be safely ignored. Their only purpose is to make the engine room breathable, and refill it (or scrub toxins from the air, as the case may be) in the case of a breach.
* '''Black''' pipes are ''waste''. Any gas flowing into these pipes will be transferred to the waste tank. This skips the general waste line's filters.
* '''Green''' and '''Yellow''' pipes are the ''primary'' or ''hot'' loop. Gas contained in the green pipes (the ''primary inlet'' section) is destined for the Supermatter chamber, where it will be briefly exposed to the crystal in order to absorb heat emitted. Once heated, the gas will be ejected into the yellow pipes (the ''primary outlet'' or ''circulation'' section), which will route it through the second half of the TEGs and, afterwards, return it to the primary inlet section for another trip around.
* '''Light Blue''' pipes are the ''secondary'' or ''cold'' loop. The gas in these pipes is kept as cool as possible by routing it through radiator tubes in space, which allow it to vent its heat safely into vacuum. It is then piped through one side of the TEGs.

=== Regulators ===
[[File:Image.png|thumb|Primary & Secondary H2 regulators.]]
There are four regulators in the engine room by default. Two of these are hydrogen coolant injectors for the primary and secondary loops; two are connected from those loops to the waste line.

The computer for the hydrogen tank in atmospherics can be set to output at maximum pressure to increase the speed of coolant loading. Underloading either loop can result in an inability to cool the core. Overloading the primary can result in low operating temperatures and possibly burst pipes, while overloading the secondary can lead to a loss of cooling capacity as the TEGs cannot pass gas along the resulting very shallow pressure gradient.

The two waste line regulators can be used to prevent loop overpressure by automatically discharging gas above a set limit (using the input pressure setting). Be careful with such a setting; generally, coolant loops become overpressured because they are overheating, and if said coolant is then dumped without solving the underlying cause, the consequence is a runaway overheat-pressure dump spiral. Further, remember that all dumped gas goes to the waste tank — if you put a lot of hydrogen, phoron and oxygen in there, it can catch fire and that may result in unfortunate consequences for the tank and anyone near its thin walls.

=== Coolant filtration ===
[[File:Map_sm_coolant.png|thumb|Coolant filtration.]]
At the port side of the engine room you will find three gas filters. Two of these are set in such a way as to remove all other gases beside the coolant — hydrogen, by default — from the loops. If you choose another coolant gas than hydrogen, do not forget to adjust them. Otherwise, they'll just filter out all of your precious gas into waste, leaving your engine without any coolant and quickly causing a delamination.

By default, the third filter connects only to the waste line. This filter is set to extract phoron from the pipe and pump it into a canister attached to a connector port nearby, instead of sending it to the waste tank. The amount produced isn't high, but phoron is a very useful gas. Waste not, want not. There is also a bypass T-valve that skips the filter in case you feel like it.

=== The heat exchanger ===
This array of pipes on the port side of the engine room attempts to equalize the temperatures between the connected loops directly, without requiring a pressure difference to operate like the TEGs. It is not extremely effective but can contribute in an emergency - generally around a 15% temperature/power reduction if sustained.

To operate it normally, open the primary-to-HX valve. It can also be used to transfer some relatively cold gas from secondary to primary by opening and closing the secondary-to-HX valve, then opening the primary-to-HX valve. If both valves are opened at the same time, problems will usually result.

=== The emitter ===
[File:Map_sm_emitter.png|thumb|The emitter in the core room.]]
An easy way to energize a Supermatter crystal is to fire a high-energy laser into it. There is one fixed to the floor in front of the reactor core for this exact reason. Once the rest of the Supermatter engine is properly configured and ready to go, opening the reactor blast doors and turning on the emitter will activate the Supermatter and, ideally, begin production of power. The more emitter shots that are fired into the engine, the more energetic the Supermatter becomes, and the more heat is produced - which, of course, leads to more power.

Do remember, however, that the Supermatter is vulnerable to high temperatures. Simply leaving the emitter on to fire indefinitely (without appropriate modifications to handle this) in the hopes of infinite heat and, therefore, infinite electricity is an easy way to cause problems. Even if the Supermatter doesn't explode, higher energy levels also translate to higher radiation output, which can leak out of the engine room and into various surrounding locations if it gets severe enough.

=== Putting it all together ===
So, now that all the various pieces of the engine are understood, it shouldn't be too difficult to move from this to a complete understanding of Supermatter engine theory.

Gas contained within the primary loop is piped into the reactor core, heated by the Supermatter, and then brought out again to run through the TEGs. On the other side of the same generator, gas from the secondary loop is being brought in from the radiators outside, freshly chilled and ready to work. The TEG takes the difference in the thermal energy between the loops (note that, while temperature ''does'' play an important role, it does not mean a TEG with a high primary temperature will generate more power compared to one with a lower primary temperature but more gas in the loop) and turns it into electricity, and, in the process, the primary loop bleeds heat into the secondary loop, keeping the engine from overheating. Both gas flows are then sent out to be heated and cooled in the same fashion indefinitely.

Put like this, it is an extremely simple process, and the Supermatter is, fortunately, mostly self-sustaining if the engine has been set up correctly. Once things are up and running, it shouldn't take more than the occasional check-in to make sure that things are continuing to run smoothly — barring any nasty accidents, of course.

== The setup process ==
Now that the engine is fully understood, it's time to begin thinking about how to operate it. The process of configuring the engine for safe running can be a fairly long one, but is actually very simple in practice — it just has a long list of steps that need to be carefully executed in order to ensure that everything is working properly.

=== Protective gear ===
Any engineer working in or near the engine room is highly encouraged to wear full protective gear at all times. Even the lowest output setups for the Supermatter are dangerous, and neglecting workplace safety is a good way to end up in the Morgue.
{| class="wikitable"
!Gear
!Icon
!Description
|-
!Radiation Suit and Hood
|[[File:Radhood.png|frameless]] [[File:Radsuit.png|frameless]]
|Together, these provide perfect protection from radiation in the engine room while the crystal is energized. There is no radiation protection sufficient to allow an organic human to survive in the core itself while energized.
|-
!Optical Meson Scanner
|[[File:Optical_meson_scanner.png|frameless]]
|While worn and turned on, these protect one's eyes from the harmful effects of directly viewing the energized Supermatter, preventing the wearer from hallucinating.
|-
!Geiger Counter
|[[File:Geiger.gif|frameless]]
|This handheld device, when switched on, can be examined to determine the amount of ambient radiation in an area, thus letting an engineer know when it is safe to remove the radiation suit. It'll also make audible clicks when the ambient radiation is above safe levels, regardless of where you have it stored on your person.
|-
!Gas Mask
|[[File:Gas_mask.png|frameless]]
|While the engine room is generally safe to breathe, pipe damage and improper gas handling may result in suboptimal atmospheric composition.
|}

=== Step one: Gas Injection ===
Typically, the engine will be set up using hydrogen as the only coolant. Assuming that's your chosen gas, use the injectors just fore and port of the core. Good values are output 500 kPa (about equivalent to a fully filled canister) for the primary and output 3.5 MPa (between 3-4 full canisters) for the secondary.

If you halt coolant injection from the core control computer and then inject gas to the primary, the process is faster and more precise — an output of 2.7 MPa is good in this case. Remember to turn off the regulator once that pressure is reached or you will vastly overpressurize the primary when you flip core injection back on.

If you do not intend to use hydrogen, you will have to fill canisters manually and wrench them into the provided connectors for both loops. The main idea is to create a large enough buffer to absorb the heat from the SM crystal.

=== Step two: Radiator Loop Setup ===
Now that the gas is injected, the engine is almost ready. The last thing to do before startup is to find the two gas pumps on the secondary loop, just next to each of the TEGs, and turn them on at MAX pressure. This will allow cold gas to gain the pressure necessary to flow through the circulator.

=== Step three: Startup ===
==== Pre-startup checklist ====
It is a good idea to go through this pre-startup checklist before you energize the core in order to ensure that you didn't miss any critical steps, as forgetting any part of engine setup is likely to result in a ''Torch''-shaking kaboom. Even assuming that you survive, you'll probably be fired, so:

# Is there gas in the primary loop and is core injection on? Meters should show upwards of 500 kPa in both green and yellow sections, the bottom/port circulator on the TEGs will be spinning slowly.
# Is there gas in the secondary loop and are the circulation pumps at maximum? Same process, upwards of 2 MPa on meters and the top/starboard circulator should be slowly spinning.
# Are the waste filters enabled and set correctly?
# In the Supermatter Monitoring program, is the EPR at least 2 and not decreasing?

==== Activating the Supermatter ====
This is it. The moment of truth. Time to bring the engine online and bring sweet, sweet power flowing to the ship.

# You are already wearing your standard safety gear.
# Move into the engine control room, just outside the engine room itself, and open the reactor core shutters by pressing the button marked "Reactor Blast Doors".
# Activate the emitter by pressing the "Engine Emitter" button in the monitoring room, or clicking on the emitter itself while in the engine room.
# Allow the emitter to fire until the appropriate temperature is reached.
# Deactivate the emitter.
# Close the reactor blast doors.

Appropriate temperature depends on your desired output. A value of 3500 K is fairly safe and powerful. Do not exceed 5000 K, as that is when the crystal will start to delaminate, and ideally, the emitter should be stopped long before then, preferably before 4500 K.

Assuming that everything has gone smoothly, congratulations! The engine is now online, and you will in all likelihood not have to do anything with it for the rest of the round. Reheat may be required for significant power draw.

== Maintenance and emergencies ==
While the engine is designed to be mostly self-sustaining, some minor maintenance is needed to keep it running at optimal efficiency. Beyond this, it will occasionally be the case that some idiot messes with a vital component, or that a hapless trainee did something wrong during the setup that wasn't caught. In these cases, it is important to know how to identify the problem and how to repair it quickly, because an unhappy Supermatter is an exploding Supermatter.

=== Core re-energisation ===
The Supermatter slowly bleeds away the energy that was used to charge it. This, over time, results in a drop of output from the crystal, including temperature, radiation, and gas. This means that the Supermatter will have to be occasionally re-energized in order to maintain power output.

If you are unambitious, the initial startup should be enough to power the ship throughout the round. In the case of colossal drains on the power or other issues, though, it may be necessary to open up the reactor blast doors and fire the emitter into the Supermatter once again to bump up power output.

Re-energization may come after a significant amount of hydrogen has been drained from the primary by combustion into water, and as such the core's heat capacity may be reduced. Monitor the Supermatter's temperature from the control room as during startup and adjust the number of shots accordingly.

=== Supermatter monitoring ===
[[File:Image 2.png|thumb|The Supermatter monitoring room.]]
In order to make tracking the Supermatter's condition easier, engineering personnel have access to the Supermatter Monitoring program on the consoles located throughout the ship. This gives a readout of the Supermatter's current EER, temperature, integrity, and other associated variables. It will also display alerts if said values begin to approach adjustable safety thresholds.

If the Supermatter Monitoring program isn't giving any readings, then the Supermatter has been moved from its starting location. Better find it fast.

In addition to the Supermatter Monitoring program, the ''Torch'' has a built-in integrity monitoring program that will broadcast warnings if the Supermatter's integrity begins to drop. The first warning, given over the Engineering radio frequency, comes at 90% integrity. Should integrity continue to drop, further warnings will be broadcast, eventually switching to the common channel, warning personnel of the incoming disaster.

=== Engine diagnostics ===
If the Supermatter Monitoring program has indicated that there is a problem with the Supermatter, it is vital that the problem be identified and corrected as quickly as possible. Failure to do so will, more often than not, result in delamination. In order to diagnose the issue most effectively, it is recommended that newer engineers, without the experience necessary to make more educated guesses, follow these steps:

# Obtain all necessary protective gear.
# Visually inspect the emitter from the engine control room. If it is online, deactivate it.
# Use the Supermatter Monitoring program to check the Supermatter's status. If the core's EPR reading is lower than the normal for your chosen setup, it is likely that a coolant leak has occurred.
## In the case of a confirmed coolant leak, attempt to identify the cause. If a regulator was left on that should not have been on, turn it off; if a section of piping has been breached, replace it; and so on.
## With the cause of the coolant leak removed, proceed to Coolant Injection, as below.
# Check the engine room via the cameras.
## Search for any damage to walls or pipes, particularly around the Supermatter.
## If the reactor core is breached, proceed to the Core Breach section, below.
## Otherwise, repair the damage as quickly as possible, then continue.
# Check the Engine Core SMES in the power storage room. Does it have any power? Are its inputs and outputs turned on? If not, you need to very quickly come up with a plan to get power into the Engine Core subgrid, as this is the battery that runs all of the engine room machinery.
# Enter the engine room. Verify integrity of the piping and power supply wiring. If any pipes were removed/damaged, determine if the current piping is sufficient to ensure cooling. This usually means that the pipes either run into TEGs and back into the core, or to the emergency cooling valves and back into the core. If the TEG pipes are damaged, but emergency cooling valves aren't, activate emergency cooling valves to keep the core stabilised, and perform repairs to pipes.
# Begin checking all the machinery. Is the APC receiving enough power to run circulation? If not, either replace the APC cell, or ensure a sufficient amount of power for it to operate (usually done by adjusting SMES settings or, if the SMESes are damaged, by installing an emergency PACMAN generator).
# Check the TEGs. Are they operating properly? Are they wrenched down properly?
# Is all the machinery behaving as it should? If a machine appears to be malfunctioning, attempt to bypass it or otherwise resolve the situation depending on which machine is causing failure.
# '''If, at any point in this process, core integrity drops below 30%, emergency core ejection is recommended''' to ensure preservation of ship structure (and the lives of the crew). After this, full investigation is recommended to determine cause of failure. Appropriate actions (at the discretion of the Chief Engineer, or other Command staff) should be taken.

Finally, if you have verified that everything is in working order and, yet, not working, don't be afraid to ahelp about possible bugs (or pleading for guidance).

=== Gas replacement ===
Most issues with the engine short of a breach or other structural damage ultimately come down to employing this method. As such, all engineers working with the engine should be familiar with it.

If the engine temperature is approaching or beyond safety thresholds, it is possible to vent all gas from the primary loop by pressing the Emergency Core Vent Control button in the control room. This will open a set of shutters and expose the reactor core to space, sucking all gas out of the Supermatter chamber and, over time, the primary loop. Once this overheated gas is removed, the shutters can then be closed, and replacement gas can be injected into the engine as during setup. Since all of the overheated gas has been vented, this will essentially reset the engine temperature.

'''Warning:''' The Supermatter will lose integrity rapidly while there is no gas in the loop! If the Supermatter's integrity is already at critical levels, do not use this method!

=== Coolant injection ===
When the engine is destabilizing, but a full loop replacement is not warranted, it may be wise to inject some colder gas directly into the primary loop to cool the Supermatter and prevent further loss of integrity. This is usually just a band-aid function used to buy time unless the only issue was that the gas was somehow lost.

Usually, this is done using the same type of gas that was originally placed into the primary loop. If a different gas is available, however, it may be prudent to inject a different gas that the filters are set to remove from the system. This gas will equalize temperatures with the gas already in the primary loop, then be ejected directly into space, essentially removing heat from the loop outright and providing a helpful emergency temperature drop. This '''only''' works if the new gas has a better specific heat than the existing coolant. Otherwise, the bad new gas drowns out the good old gas in the core, rapidly gains temperature (thereby erasing any benefit the new gas might have had), and is only ejected after worsening the situation. For hydrogen, the only better commonly available gas is phoron.

==== Emergency cooling valves ====
In addition to the radiator pipe loops extending into space, the Supermatter engine is fitted with a heat exchanger array and emergency bypass valves. These valves may be used either to help the core cool down a bit, or to drastically change the gas characteristics in both loops.

The heat exchangers, under normal operating conditions, are not used. They are connected to both primary and secondary loops, and, when gas is flowing through attached pipes, will help to equalize the temperature between them, which will generally reduce the temperature of gas flowing to the Supermatter at the cost of proportionally reducing power output. In order to enable the heat exchangers, click on the Emergency Cooling Valve beside them.

In even more dire circumstances, an immediate and substantial temperature drop may be required. In this case, if the heat exchangers are already enabled, it is possible to simply join the loops together, mixing the gases contained therein and immediately equalizing temperatures. This will almost completely eliminate power output, but will drastically lower temperature at least once. Returning to operation will require closing the valves, refilling the secondary loop (as much of its contents will have been shifted to primary), and possibly removing gas from the primary loop. Be aware that the amount of gas transferred to primary may cause pipe leaks if not carefully managed.

=== Emergency core ejection ===
[[File:SM Emergency Buttons.png|left|thumb|1: Emergency Core Vent Control. 2: Engine Access Hatch 3: Emergency Engine Room Vents. 4: Emergency Core Eject.]]
The ultimate answer to Supermatter-related troubles on board the ship. If things are going rapidly south and delamination seems imminent, Engineering has the ability to eject the Supermatter from the ship entirely.

Doing so is a fairly simple process. Open the reactor core to space with the Emergency Core Vent Control button (1), then press the Emergency Core Eject button (3) and pray.

=== Power restoration ===
When the Core SMES fails, such as by being destroyed or by running dry after its charging input was turned off, you must immediately take emergency action to restore power to the engine room. Without it, none of the machinery in the engine will function, and the Supermatter will be left to slowly heat itself up to the point of delamination.

How precisely to restore power depends on how it was lost to begin with. If the SMES was destroyed, it will be necessary to wire up a PACMAN or other alternate source of power in its place. If wires were merely cut, they will need to be repaired.

=== Core breach ===
A core breach is a very dangerous situation in which the Supermatter chamber is compromised. There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of core breach, and each is handled in a slightly different way.

===== Inner breach =====
An inner breach occurs when walls, windows, or airlocks between the engine core and the engine room are destroyed or left open. This situation is very dangerous, because the high-temperature hot gases will merge with the engine room atmosphere. If the engine was set up using phoron or hydrogen in its primary loop, this is particularly bad, as the oxygen in the engine room provides the perfect oxidizer for a raging inferno.

Breaches are some of the most dangerous issues that the engine might face. The immediate concern during any breach is the repair of said breach through any means necessary. If this is not possible, the engineering crew may be left with no choice but to eject the Supermatter.

===== Outer breach =====
An outer breach occurs when walls (or blast doors) between the engine core and space are damaged to a degree that causes a gas leak. If this occurs, gas levels will very quickly reach zero.

As with inner breaches, the primary concern with an outer breach is the sealing of the open area and restoration of engine core integrity. Unlike an inner breach, however, there is no chance that gas can be contained to keep cooling the core, so new coolant must be constantly injected to prevent very fast delamination.

Once the breach has been sealed, it is important to restore gas flow in the primary loop to its previous levels.

=== Cold start ===
If, for some reason, the Engine Core SMES is completely devoid of charge and the engine is not online, the emitter will not be able to fire, and thus the engine will not be able to start, and even if a portable laser is used, there will be no coolant being pumped through the core to actually generate power (and avoid exploding) afterwards. In this situation, a "cold start" is necessary. There are many different ways to do this, most of which consist of rigging up a temporary power source to enable coolant flow, coax a few shots from the emitter, and bring the Supermatter online. This is very uncommon.

* Use the solars. They are connected by default. Just make sure the engine room SMES is charging from them.
* Replace the engine room APC's cell with a charged one. Continue as normal.
* PACMAN assisted jump start. Enable charging on the engine SMES at full power, optionally cutting the SMES room off from the main grid. Connect a PACMAN portable generator with a wrench to the input or output cables of the engine room SMES, or to the engine room's own network. Turn on the PACMAN generator and wait a while for the engine room SMES to charge, if applicable, then turn its output on, or just make sure there's coolant going through the loops and fire the emitter if not applicable. Remember that the PACMAN generator needs solid phoron as fuel (the PACMAN in engineering storage starts half-full).

=== Manual ejection ===
It's possible that automatic ejection can fail due to negligence, or otherwise not work correctly if systems have been damaged. The Supermatter core sits atop a mass driver, and that mass driver isn't indestructible. It's possible something has gone wrong, such as:

# The mass driver is destroyed or not operational.
# Someone forgot to open the blast doors to space before pressing the mass driver button.
# The Supermatter core was somehow moved out of its default position.

Whatever the case may be, a failing Supermatter that fails to eject from the reactor core is the worst possible scenario that the core can be in. If this happens, there's only one solution: someone has to '''manually enter the reactor room and drag the Supermatter.''' This is, quite possibly, the most dangerous thing you can possibly do aboard the ship. It's the one scenario where someone has to either directly interact with the Supermatter core or let it delaminate. Just kidding. Use a gravikinetic tool (which are found in select hardsuits and can be printed for mechs) to move the core back into position or out into space as required without entering the chamber. Going into a chamber with an active crystal to drag it around is suicide for anyone not immune to radiation. You will not accomplish anything before being incapacitated and dying ignominiously.

As long as the Supermatter is on a ship z-level, the ''Torch'' will feel the aftershocks of the blast, though of course the explosive damage is sharply range-limited.

== Upgrades and customization ==
The Supermatter engine, despite the delicacy of its central component, is made to be easily customizable according to the whims of the engineers working on it. It is entirely possible to make substantial alterations to the engine that will greatly increase its output — though, of course, it is also possible for these alterations to result in complete and total engine failure. Experiment at your own risk, and ideally test these ideas out on your own private server before bringing them onto the game proper. A few of the more common methods of customization are listed below.

=== Gas mixes ===
Every engineer has their own preferences for gas amounts when it comes to setting up the engine, and they will argue endlessly about which setups are most efficient, safest, or most powerful.

It should also be understood that more gas is not always better than less gas. As a general rule, the secondary loop works best with more gas inside it, as denser gases have an easier time radiating heat, while the primary loop absorbs heat more easily with less gas.

=== Radiation collector arrays ===
Often referred to as RCAs, these devices may be installed close to the core to harness some of its radiation output as extra energy. They work best when placed very close to the core, generally right up against its windows, to catch more of the radiation. You can scavenge a few RCAs from Maintenance, or, if you can convince the Deck Chief to be helpful, order them from Supply under the label "Collector Crate".

Setting up an RCA is a relatively simple matter: simply wire the spot you intend to place it up to a power line, drag the collector there, wrench it into place, insert a phoron tank, and turn it on. Do not attempt to put them inside the core chamber. They explode. They are also capped to 500 kW output at present, with actual output dependent on both incoming radiation and how much phoron you have in the tank (so cooling the phoron used to fill the tank will result in higher output).

Note also that their fairly low power means they're not that useful when competing against TEGs. It may be more helpful to wire them to the engine room APC, so it can better power itself in case external factors affect its SMES.

=== SMES upgrades ===
Engineering Storage contains some spare parts for SMES units. You can scavenge a total of six regular coils, six transmission coils and six capacitance coils from Hard Storage, the Shield Room, and First Deck Aux Storage. Some other SMESes can be cannibalized for more parts. For details on how to use these to upgrade the SMES units, see the SMES page.

Generally, the Supermatter output SMESes are the single best place to use transmission coils.

=== Adding TEGs ===
This is fairly rare, but possible, and can provide a substantial boost in power if the ship is feeling especially thirsty. You can order parts for another TEG from Supply, assemble it within the engine room, and wire it up. So long as the pipes are appropriately attached, it should function identically to the pre-installed units.

=== Gas selection ===
It is worth mentioning that different gasses can be used to run the engine. If you dare to choose another gas, don't forget to adjust the coolant filtration. The most important quality for any gas used is specific heat. The higher it is, the more energy it takes to heat up. For a given amount of gas, a type with higher specific heat will be at a lower temperature for equivalent energy transfer across the TEG, meaning the setup is both safer for the same output and capable of better output without delaminating. This effect is more pronounced in the primary loop, where using less gas of higher quality may be preferable.

==== [[File:Canister_hydrogen.png|frameless]] Hydrogen ====
'''(Standard)''' Hydrogen is the standard coolant and the one that most engineers are likely to use. It has a much higher heat capacity (100 J/mol*K) than CO2 or N2, which means that the engine will run at lower temperatures for isobaric equivalent power. However, hydrogen is not inert, and when combined with oxygen in the core, will create water, slowly siphoning off your coolant. This will be evidenced by a sustained fire within the reactor core itself, which is perfectly safe under normal circumstances, but which can quickly become extremely lethal in the case of a reactor breach, or lead to part of the containment melting if overheated. By default, the omni-filters are set to filter hydrogen.

==== [[File:Canister nitrogen.png|frameless]] Nitrogen ====
Nitrogen is the worst of the gases available for use in the engine. It has a specific heat of 20 J/mol*K, which results in nitrogen engine configurations running at high temperatures while simultaneously failing to produce the amount of power afforded by other setups. It's fairly inert and plentiful, at least. Its only particularly special feature is that it slightly lowers EER gain from oxygen.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Carbon Dioxide ====
Carbon dioxide is a single step up from nitrogen in terms of usability. It has a specific heat of 30 J/mol*K, meaning that the engine will run at a lower temperature (than nitrogen) for isobaric equivalent power. It is still inefficient, but it is better than nitrogen and safer than oxygen or phoron in the case of a reactor breach.

==== [[File:Canister co2.png|frameless]] Helium ====
Helium is fairly good for an inert gas. It has a specific heat of 80 J/mol*K, so not quite as good as hydrogen, but almost. It's mildly rare aboard, but not so much as phoron. Its biggest issue is that you cannot filter it like other gases (that is, it lacks an option in the omni-filters).

==== [[File:Canister phoron.png|frameless]] Phoron ====
Gaseous phoron is hard to come by, but has double the heat capacity (200 J/mol*K) of hydrogen, allowing it to operate at the lowest temperatures for isobaric equivalent power for any common gas. Phoron will also react violently with oxygen at high temperatures in a similar manner to hydrogen, producing carbon dioxide.

==== [[File:Canister oxygen.png|frameless]] Oxygen ====
Using oxygen (specific heat 20 J/mol*K) as coolant for the primary loop results in bad engine output while slowly pushing the EER towards 400 MeV/cm^3 (if above a certain percentage concentration). It can be helpful if you want to run a setup without an emitter.

==== [[File:Canister_n2o.png|frameless]] Nitrous Oxide ====
Nitrous oxide (N2O) has a specific heat of 40 J/mol*K. Being an oxidizer, it lacks the advantages of the inert types, though it also lacks the drawbacks of the volatile types. It doesn't share oxygen's special EER increase mechanic.

Note that running the Supermatter with phoron, oxygen or carbon dioxide in the primary loop will result in a pressure buildup that may require monitoring, as it will not be scrubbed. It is unlikely to be an issue unless you are operating at high EER for a sustained period.
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Legion

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The '''Legion''' are a synthetic assimilator race of unknown origin, first encountered on Anderson-Eta in the Gilese 936 system by the [[SEV Torch]] during July, 2312. Little is known about them outside of what has been revealed during various encounters.

= What Is Known =
[[File:Torch event 1.11.25 - Speculatore.png|frame|The crew of the SEV Torch defeat a speculatore infiltrator.]]
* The Legion consists of robotics and machinery that have been captured and subverted. Many Legion units utilize captured [[Positronics|positronic]] matrices as well as organic brains as "processors".
* Legion attacks tend to favor capturing victims to assimilate them over outright killing everyone in sight.
* Synthetics and [[Prosthetics|FBPs]] are able to "hear" the Legion as a chorus of screaming and crying voices. This has become a warning sign for Legion presence.
** The recent attack on the SCGECO Golden Juno had this phenomena broadcast over the attacked vessel's telecommunications network. It is currently not known why this occurred, or why it has only happened on that specific vessel so far.
* The Legion has found some method of subverting non-synthetic members of a ship's crew without assimilating them into a machine body, turning them into saboteurs and spies.
* Survivor accounts indicate that the Legion is commanded by units known as "Shepherds": Legion units possessing at least some degree of free will, with the ability to control other Legion units around them. Several shepherds have been identified:
** Shepherd FIND, the first shepherd known to the SEV Torch – a subverted positronic.
** Shepherd Caine, formerly captain of the SFV Capanaeus.
** Shepherd Kira, a shepherd of unknown origin responsible for orchestrating a series of speculatore attacks on the SEV Torch.
* In their encounters with the SEV Torch, shepherds have occasionally referenced an entity dubbed the Nexus – this appears to be the leader of the Legion, issuing orders to the shepherds.
* Subverted machinery, robotic frames carrying assimilated brains and positronic matrices, and subverted positronic matrices still housed by their original shells ([[Robot|ship-bound synthetics]], AI cores, IPCs) have all been used by the Legion to carry out attacks. Other, more specialized units – including hulking "bellators" and shrimp-like "harvesters" – have been witnessed as of later attacks. Information known about various Legion units is listed below.

== Legion Unit Information ==
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!Name
!Icon
!Description
!First Encountered
!Known Tactics
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|Scout
|[[File:Scout.png|center|frameless]]
|A simple synthetic drone that's been hacked and upgraded. The Legion's most basic soldiers.
|July 20th, 2312
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* Swarm tactics.
* Act as fodder and shields for other Legion units.
|-
|Bellator
|[[File:Reaver.png|center|frameless]]
|A hulking, floating mass of spikes with a glowing yellow "eye" in the center. This is the Legion's main front line tank.
|January 5th, 2313
|
* Front line tank unit.
* Fires a hard-hitting energy beam.
* Actively evades incoming fire.
* Typically seen in pairs.
|-
|Harvester
|[[File:Harvester.png|center|frameless]]
|A large construct with an oddly nautilus-like shape, with a swarm of glowing yellow tentacles coming from its center mass.
|January 5th, 2313
|
* Non-combatant unit.
* Harvests and collects brains and positronic matrixes.
* Has been observed following behind Legion front lines to harvest from the fallen as the main forces push forward.
|-
|Speculatore
|[[File:Speculatore.png|center|frameless]]
|A permanently cloaked, stealth-based creation of the Legion. Lacks any ranged weaponry, but hits hard with a bladed leg when cornered. Some speculatores have the same intelligence and freedom as a shepherd.
|January 11th, 2313
|
* Primarily used as a spy instead of a combatant.
* Uses hit-and-run tactics when fighting.
* Has a long delay between attacks.
|}

= Event History =
<blockquote>Main Article: [[Timeline of Canon Events#Summer 2312 - Winter, 2313 - Encounter with the Legion|Timeline of Canon Events – Encounter with the Legion]]</blockquote>
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!Date
!Events
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|Overall
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* The Torch encounters a hostile group known as the [[Legion]], unseen before – they are synthetic assimilators of an unknown origin. The crew suffers losses and decides to retreat, slowly making their way to the outpost at E-14b.
* The Torch has various encounters with more Legion forces on their way back to E-14b.
|-
|<div id="July 20th 2312">July 20th, 2312</div>
|The Torch ends up at Gilese 936, after an unidentified fault with the bluespace drive. While the drive troubleshoots itself, an expedition is sent to a nearby exoplanet, temporarily dubbed Anderson-Eta. A brief exploration reveals the presence of a facility inhabited by automated systems and a group of synthetic assimilators, with familiar frames bearing the markings of the Terran Commonwealth as well as that of the Expeditionary Corps.

With the hoard of synthetics eventually making their intentions clear, a fight breaks out. The Torch is assaulted and losses are taken. The crew are forced to jump out of the system, with a plan to retreat to a safe haven.

With sparse information, the rest of the Sol Central Government vie for more information from the members of the Torch and as such, have launched an investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, the intentions of this new species – or its origins – are left unknown.
|-
|November 2nd, 2312
|The SCGECO Golden Juno is infiltrated by an [[Positronic|IPC]] identifying itself as a 'shepherd' of the Legion. This IPC somehow subverts an organic crew member which sabotages the vessels defenses, and the situation rapidly spirals into chaos. The ship, most of its crew, and the responding Fleet ERT are lost when Fleet escorts elect to destroy the vessel after activation of the self destruct fails.
The entire event is covered up as a Frontier Alliance attack in public facing media coverage.
|-
|December 5th, 2312
|The Torch encounters the empty husk of the ITV Odyssey – a [[NanoTrasen]] research expedition out on a dark, distant arctic planet. Headless corpses, movement in the shadows beyond their headlamps, and Legion voices heard by the exploration synthetic with the team herald the coming storm. The team is rapidly assaulted by a horde of Legion bots but they manage to escape without any casualties.<br><br>The Legion do not pursue. This event is never reported to the public, but those on board the Torch are well aware of the close encounter.
|-
|December 14th, 2312
|The Torch receives a modified sensor suite control board and components from EXCOM, allowing the sensors to extend their reach for a brief period. This sensor ping reaches outside of the system and detects something EXCOM and the command team elect to keep classified. The Torch is then directly contacted by a Legion shepherd, telling them to deliver a message to Sol before firing a torpedo at and severely damaging one of the nacelles.<br><br>Ship sensors stop picking up on tailing Legion vessels after this event, and further Legion encounters by the Torch seem to become increasingly uncommon.<br><br>Several ships – including the SFV Capanaeus and the GCNV Akwesasne – fall out of contact near the Gilese 936 system under mysterious circumstances.
|-
|January 4th, 2313
|The Torch holds a public briefing for all personnel about the Legion, outlining what information they have, what preparations the ship will take, and the threat of an impending Legion attack as the Torch nears E-14b. An outline of the briefing can be read [https://hackmd.io/@rootoo807/S1jzcDdLkg here].
|-
|January 5th, 2313
|The Torch receives an EXCOM report that a team of Expeditionary scientists, currently landed on a distant exoplanet, has found an artifact that might be of strategic use against the Legion. The Torch is rerouted to rendezvous and pick up the team and the artifact to be brought back to E-14b.<br><br>On arrival, the artifact turns out to be a dormant Legion harvester that promptly starts tearing off people's heads. Chief Science Officer Lt. Adrian Schmidt and Senior Researcher Ens. Brock Bunten are killed by the harvester almost immediately, before a force of Legion scouts springs a massive ambush on the remnants of the team. The surviving members of the away team flee the site chased by a horde of synthetic drones – civilian prospector Karl Emberchest dies fending off the horde while the rest of the team escape, including the two surviving Expeditionary corpsmen from the exoplanet.<br><br>Back on the Torch, the two Expeditionary corpsmen state that they were with the SEV Sagittarius and are the only survivors of its 26-member crew. They recount a harrowing experience involving a "Legion trap" and the excavation of the harvester, assumed to be an inert statue. The pair are granted refuge on the Torch under Security's surveillance as it continues its long trek to E-14b.<br><br>As the Torch draws ever closer, the crew nervously readies themselves for the Legion's anticipated attempt to intercept them before they reach E-14b. The dead are mourned – with their bodies lost to the Legion attack, the crew can only fear for the worst.
|-
|January 11th, 2313
|After nearly a month of sporadic encounters, scuffles, and lost crew, the infiltrators on the Torch finally reveal themselves. A shepherd identifying itself as "Shepherd Kira" taunts the crew, claiming to be the creator of these new cloaked units, while several speculatores start directly assaulting various locations and crew. The Torch eventually discovers a hidden area within maintenance hiding a Legion harvester and several headless corpses of previously missing crew, presumably assimilated into the speculatores they've been fighting. Shepherd Kira and Speculatore Azae escape via a "recall" that teleports them off-ship. The remaining speculatores are destroyed and their harvested brains are recovered from Legion assimilation.<br><br>Following this event, the Legion goes eerily silent.
|-
|January 31st, 2313
|On the last stretches of the jump to E-14b, the SEV Torch is confronted by the Legion-controlled SFV Capanaeus (with its commanding officer, Caine, now a Legion shepherd and fused with the ship's positronic AI) and SFV Curio.<br><br>The Capanaeus assaults the Torch, sending Legion units aboard and launching an electronic attack on the ship's systems – aided by the two survivors rescued from the SEV Sagittarius, who reveal themselves to have been subverted by the Legion. After fighting off the intruders, the Torch launches a counterattack and sends crew to board the docked Capanaeus.<br><br>There they find a scene of dread and decay: Legion-controlled automated turrets and Fleet boarding bots, as well as Shepherd FIND, Caine's champion. Defeating FIND and disabling the ship's subverted Alden-Saraspova drive allows the Torch's Bluespace drive to activate and take the Torch out of the system – ripping the Capanaeus apart in the process.<br><br>The SFV Curio manages to escape the incident, though not unharmed.
|-
|February 1st, 2313
|Finally at E-14b, the SEV Torch makes their way to the still under construction Maxim Interplanar Layover station (colloquially dubbed 'Northstar' by the Solar Fleet and Expeditionary Corps, and 'Krasnyy-Balise' by the GCC Navy).<br><br>A grand unit award is given to the Torch as a whole, and a long needed funerary closure is given to the fallen members of the SEV Torch and SCGECO Sagittarius. Beyond that, the Torch's next assignment is also detailed – along with a controversial non-disclosure agreement signed by all members regarding their discoveries of the Legion.<br><br>The information and experience brought by the Torch and other vessels is likely to aid in the ongoing containment efforts of the Legion by the Solar Fleet, as combat experience and time in conflict with the Legion grows.<br><br>For now, though: the SEV Torch returns to its usual exploratory duties, in a section of stars far, far away from Anderson-Eta.
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Standard Operating Procedure

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This page covers the standardized guidelines and procedures on board the [[SEV Torch]]. Note that these are not laws, and the [[Commanding Officer|Commanding Officer (CO)]] may alter them as they see fit. Make sure to look at [[Alert Procedure]] for guidelines that change based on the alert level.

== Secure and High Security Areas ==

* Secure Areas: Important areas that can be accessed from main halls.
** Tech Storage
** Teleporters
** Brig Armoury
* High Security Areas: Critical areas, and areas with special procedures.
** Self Destruct Room/Vault: Bolted at all times unless the Commanding Officer or [[Executive Officer]] request access.
** Tactical Emergency Armoury: Only CO, Executive Officer, and [[Chief of Security]] have access normally. All heads are authorised to access the emergency armoury during Code Red or above. Shutters are to remain secured unless the crew is being armed. When arming personnel, priority should be given to trained members of the crew, then untrained members of the crew, then any trained corporate personnel.
** Emergency Armoury: Any officer.
** Cyborg Upload: Only the CO, XO, and [[Chief Engineer]] have access normally. Bolted on Code Blue or above. Individual access to upload no longer permitted on Code Red or above, access must be done with at least two Line Officers, or a Line Officer and a [[Master at Arms]]. Individual access to the AI Core is restricted in the same way.
** Telecommunications: Only the CO, XO, CE and [[Senior Engineer]] have access normally.

== Docking and Visitors ==

=== Visitors ===

* The SEV Torch is encouraged to allow non-hostile visitors permission to dock or otherwise come aboard during normal operating conditions.
* If an individual commits a crime aboard a SolGov vessel, and then flees to an actively in-use unaffiliated vessel, habitat, or station, it is up to that organisation to offer or reject a request for asylum.
* SolGov officials may grant or deny asylum at their discretion.
* Visitors may be granted whatever access the CO deems appropriate.
* Visitors may be assigned an escort or searched upon entrance at the Commanding Officer’s discretion, however at no time may crew enter a visitor’s vessel without permission, search a visitor’s vessel, or otherwise infringe on their sovereignty.
* Visitors aboard an SCG Vessel are subject to [[Sol Central Government Law|SCG Law]]. Likewise, if a visitor breaks the law and then immediately flees to their own vessel, the "hot pursuit" doctrine applies and security may board to detain.
* It is advised that the assigned [[SolGov Representative|Sol Central Government Representative]] initiates contact with visitors, and mediates any conflicts, legal or otherwise, between the SEV Torch and other spacecraft.

=== Vessels ===

* All vessels in SolGov space must follow SolGov law, and SolGov law applies aboard all SolGov vessels, vessels outside of SCG territory are sovereign entities, and may enforce whatever laws and regulations they see fit aboard their own vessel.
* Any personnel aboard a vessel are under the legal authority of that vessel and may be legally fined, arrested, detained, and otherwise punished for infractions of the visitor's laws.
* Vessels belonging to organisations at war with the SCG, or vessels which attack a SolGov facility or ship are not protected by these regulations, nor are vessels engaged in blatant criminal activities such as human slavery.
* As a vessel of the SCG, the SEV Torch is required to render aid to vessels in distress, unless there is undue risk to the Torch in the event a vessel in distress docks. Duty to render aid includes providing medical aid, engineering assistance, or military protection from declared hostiles such as [[Vox]] or pirates. On higher alert statuses, docking may be restricted at the Commanding Officer's discretion.

== Attached Vessels and Hangar Deck ==
The SEV Torch is equipped with multiple smaller spacecraft to assist with its mission, each designed and equipped for different tasks. The operational state of spacecraft in the hangar falls under the authority of the [[Deck Chief]], who is responsible for making sure all vessels are properly supplied, powered, and kept breathable. Pilots have authority over their respective craft while aboard them, but should keep the Deck Chief informed of ship movement, through flight plans or direct, acknowledged contact. Spacecraft that do not belong to the Torch have their own regulations and access requirements.

* '''Aquila''': The Aquila is an armed shuttle meant for emergency use by SolGov personnel. It is capable of atmospheric flight, and is equipped with two standard energy turrets. It should not be used without the express permission of the CO or XO. It's assigned pilots are the vessels bridge officers.
* '''Charon''': The Charon is a multi-mission shuttle meant for use by SolGov and EXO personnel as needed. Primarily, it is intended for away missions for the purposes of research, salvage, and mining. It can be used by the SolGov Pathfinder and the Shuttle Pilot, but not by Deck Crew or other untrained personnel.
* '''Petrov''': The S.R.V. Petrov is a EXO mobile laboratory meant to allow the research of dangerous materials without endangering the Torch. It cannot move far from the Torch, as its power and atmosphere are supplied entirely by the ship. It can only travel a very short distance from the Torch, cannot land, and can be used by appropriately trained EXO personnel.
* '''General Utility Pod''': The GUP is a short range pod with a very small crew and cargo capacity. It can be accessed and used by appropriately trained SolGov and EXO personnel, including Deck Crew.

== Navigation ==
The SEV Torch is capable of high acceleration while under way. This can be dangerous if the ship is maneuvered while its crew are engaged in EVA activities. The following regulations and considerations must be met and made before changing the speed and direction of movement of the ship. Navigation procedures may be forgone under emergency circumstances in which the integrity of the ship is at risk.

* The intent to carry out a maneuver must be announced before carrying out the maneuver, with adequate intervening time provided to meet the requirements of other navigation procedures.
* Once intent to navigate is announced, all personnel must complete or abandon activities that do not comply with navigation procedures in good time.
* Detached smaller spacecraft must be notified and recovered with their crews, unless they are to be collected at a later time.
* Persons carrying out EVA must be notified and recovered.
* Waiting for shields or other non-vital equipment is not necessary unless there is good reason to require them.
* The vessel is fully capable of movement once the crew awakes from cryosleep. Unless the pilot is incapable of moving safely without hitting hazards, movement should not be delayed for engineering work.

== First Contact ==
As there is a high probability that the SEV Torch will be in a First Contact situation, the following guidelines have been created to smooth the process:

* '''Hostility:''' Determine if an undiscovered species or entity is hostile. This should be fairly easy to determine. Make every effort not to injure or kill a hostile entity regardless of its intelligence. Containment is the preferred course of action. If containment is successful, proceed with the next step. If containment is impossible, lethal force may be necessary, and can be authorised as needed.
* '''Intelligence:''' Assuming the species is not overtly hostile, determine how intelligent they are. This can be determined through communication, mathematics, or other tests.
* '''Communication:''' The next step should be communication. It is highly unlikely new species will speak or even understand common, or have any ability to translate, but it should be tried in any case. Basic pictograms, mathematical concepts such as prime numbers, or physical constants such as atomic makeup may prove more useful if vocal communication is impossible.
* '''Diplomacy:''' If communication is established, and the new species has some form of government or hierarchy that diplomatic contact can be made with, make every effort to open diplomatic communication with this government, a process which should be spearheaded by the SCGR.

== Medical Evaluation ==
Given good medical reason and with documentation, the [[Chief Medical Officer]] may declare '''any''' on-duty personnel unfit for duty and remove them from their position, including the CO. This standard procedure may not be overruled by the CO.

== Weaponry ==
Except under orders during officially declared emergency circumstances, the '''only''' persons who are normally permitted to carry weaponry other than flashes are those who are initially equipped with those weapons via their locker: Security personnel, Line Officers, and the [[Senior Enlisted Advisor]]. Those persons are only permitted to carry those '''exact''' issued items, and may '''not''' seek to replace or supplement them.

The CO or XO can authorize any uniformed personnel to carry specific lethal or nonlethal weapons at their discretion. Unless the authorization is due to officially declared emergency circumstances, the security team '''must''' be made aware of this authorization verbally '''and''' in writing as soon as is practical.

In response to '''tangible threats''' or assignment on '''Away Missions''', the Chief of Security can issue weaponry from the '''security armory''' to '''security personnel''', or can authorize the [[Brig Chief]] to do so. If the CoS is indisposed, the Commanding Officer or Executive Officer may authorize the BC in their stead. If the CoS, CO, and XO are '''all''' indisposed, the BC may take this action on their own initiative, but must '''immediately''' notify the Ranking Officer Aboard, '''and''' the CoS, CO, or XO once they are available.

== Away Missions ==
Away missions are to be conducted by the [[Pathfinder]] or, if they are unable, a team leader appointed by the [[Chief Science Officer|Chief Science Officer (CSO)]], XO, or CO, such as a [[Bridge Officer]] or senior member of the exploration team. Regular check-ins should be scheduled to ensure the team's safety. Away team leaders may request personnel from outside the exploration team if their skills are relevant to the mission.

Flight plans for away missions are optional but strongly recommended for safety purposes. Flight plans may be filed by the [[Shuttle Pilot|Pilot]], Pathfinder, Deck Chief, or Bridge crew. Urgent away missions should not be delayed by paperwork, and should communicate their objective and members to the bridge instead for filing by other personnel.

=== Exploration ===
Exploration missions are away missions conducted for survey and scientific discovery.

The CSO or, if they are unable, the Pathfinder, may prohibit any of the ship's personnel from accompanying an exploration mission.

Unless the ship is preparing for a bluespace jump or under threat that may require the ship's shuttles to resolve, exploration missions should operate normally.

=== Resourcing ===
Resourcing Missions are away missions conducted for mining and salvage.

Should harvested resources be required with no appropriate personnel available to carry out a resourcing mission, the exploration team may be assigned to operate the ship's mining machinery at an appropriate landing site by the XO or CO.

=== Other Missions ===
Other missions are any missions not for exploration or resourcing.

Other missions may be authorized by the ROIC if urgent, such as for the purpose of rendering aid to another vessel, or otherwise by the XO or CO.

== Supply & Operations ==
Secure supply orders are any orders that represent a threat if mishandled, including weapons, armor, hazardous chemicals and materials, etc. Before being approved by supply personnel, secure supply orders must be authorized by the XO or CO or, if they are unable, by the senior officer relevant to the content of the order.

Supply computer receipts are solely for the benefit of the personnel placing orders – they do not need to be returned to supply personnel.

Orders placed by passengers or for the purpose of frivolity (e.g. – party kits) must be charged to the individual placing the order at a rate of 10t to one supply point, to be credited to the ship's account. This charge may be waived at the discretion of the XO or CO.

== Stowaways ==
Due to the vessels' desirability as a habitat for stowaways, it is important that they are handled properly and with due regard to the law. To this end, all stowaways should be charged appropriately with SCG law, nominally, this means trespassing and any other charges they may have accrued and the accompanying brig time it may bring. Following the completion of their time served all stowaways should be placed on restriction (deck three and the infirmary) until such a time as they can be removed safely from the vessel.

== Controlled Substances and Items ==
Controlled substances are any substances that have been restricted or made illegal by the Sol Central Government. The current list of controlled substances is as follows:
* Concentrated extract of Ambrosia Vulgaris or Deus, i.e. Hextromycosalinate, colloquially “Space Drugs.” Note that this does not include the recreational use of Ambrosia while off duty, only the use of its concentrated extract.
* Concentrated toxic extracts of the "Reishi" mushroom, specifically Psilocybin, as above.
* Pure Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, (LSD) sometimes referred to as “Mindbreaker.”
* Activated CarpoToxin, or “Zombie Powder.”
* Synaptizine, Hyperzine, Oxycodone, and Chloral Hydrate when not used in a medical capacity.
* "Loyalty" Implants, or any other technology designed to alter behavior involuntarily to produce obedience. An exception is present for the implants issued to the XO.
* The substance known as "Three Eye."
Controlled Items are items that have been restricted or made illegal by the Sol Central Government. The current list of controlled items is as follows:
* Biological or Chemical Weapons, such as engineered viruses. Phoron gas is considered a chemical weapon when used offensively.
* Military Explosives when not in use by the Military, another authorized department of the Sol Central Government, or an otherwise authorized entity such as colonial governments. Note that constructive explosives, such as any charges used for mining are not subject to this restriction. Phoron-based explosives are considered military weapons.
* Automatic Weapons when not in use by the Military, another authorised department of the Sol Central Government, or an otherwise authorized entity. This means any weapon capable of firing multiple shots when the trigger is depressed once, energy or otherwise.
* Any cloning technology designed to rapidly grow an adult clone with fully-developed mental faculties.
* Corporate security forces are considered an "authorized entity" with respect to the above clauses.
* Weaponry in the possession of personnel who have not been authorised to possess it.
* Hacking software which allows a person to subvert access to ship systems, bypass access restrictions or attack a vessel's computer network.

== Research Operations ==
Science employees are permitted to use their lab spaces as they see fit with the following exceptions:
* Any human experimentation must be done with the consent of the test subject, and must not have an undue risk to life. The CO may terminate any experiment for safety or ethical purposes at their discretion.
* Self-experimentation is prohibited and is chargeable with endangerment.
* Testing of any explosives with risk of penetrating the hull or causing mass destruction must be done at an away site.
* Small arms and larger weapons must also be tested at an away site if there is risk to the hull.
* Distribution of experimental technology to research personnel for testing is permitted within research areas or at away sites.
* Use of experimental technology in public areas must be authorized on a case-by-case basis by the CO or XO.
* Experimental technology may be provided to crew departments for testing and use with the approval of the department head.
* Xenobiological organisms, anomalous entities, and xenoarchaeological finds must remain secured within research areas unless authorized by the CO.
* Science employees are not subject to laws regarding Controlled Substances or Items while using said items in the course of research.
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Gaia

2025-08-17T15:13:55Z

Rootoo: grammar/clean up

Gaia, the sole planetary body within the Galilei system, is one of the only Earth-like planets known to humanity. Gaia was historically an agricultural powerhouse, supplying upwards of a quarter of humanity's agricultural products before 2292. Today, in the aftermath of the [[Gaia Conflict]], Gaia is a war-torn planet split between the occupying forces of the [[Sol Central Government]] and the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]] with only a tiny strip of land and the planetary capital of New Venice remaining under independent Gaian control.

== Geography ==
Gaia is about one-tenth smaller than [[Earth]], and its nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere is slightly thicker. This makes Gaia marginally warmer and more favorable to farming during all seasons.

On it's discovery and initial colonization, Gaia lacked any native plant life other then the planet's 'grass'. This prompted a massive forestation and biodiversity campaign in the early decades of the planet's colonies. This campaign saw the planet's original grass lost as it was overcome by the invasive nature of brought plant life. Today the campaign is most visible in the planets forests, that while planted in areas to make it look natural, the straight rows of trees still commonly found give away their origin.

Geographically, the planet has no oceans; however, several areas of the planet possess 'shot lakes,' large groupings of smaller lakes interconnected by streams and rivers. The planet’s largest body of water is Lake Cabot, a large round lake on the planet's equator.

Gaia is predominantly covered in vast, rolling plains, though the planet has several other notable geographical features. The Napoleon Mountains – a mountain range several hundred kilometers west of Lake Cabot – separates the Cabot region from the shot lakes, and the Tobruk Desert sits near the planet’s north pole.

Gaia does not possess ice caps. While the planet has a semblance of Earth-like seasons, temperatures are only known to fall below freezing in the mountains and desert regions, and Gaia’s overall climate is distinctly Mediterranean.

Scarred from several years of war and orbital bombardments, some areas of the planet have lost their ability to support heavy agriculture. Many Gaians fear that the Tobruk Desert may begin expanding in the coming years.

== Modern Division ==

=== Gaian Administrative Area ===
Still under a military administration over a decade after the conflict, Southern Gaia holds no representation in the Solar Assembly and is run on the planetary level by an administrative council appointed from the Fourth Fleet and Army Group Cabot ranks. The council is still headed by Brigadier General Louis Montgomery, who has become the target of most public outrage. While the administrative council has made significant efforts to rebuild the region following the war (primarily out of security concerns), the region functions more like an occupied state than a member of the SCG, and Solar peacekeeping forces supplant civilian law enforcement in many areas. This continues to contribute to the tense political situation in the South, where politics are conducted at the municipal level, with pro-autonomy parties regularly in office.

=== Independent City of New Venice ===
Established as an international city-state with the Treaty of New Venice, New Venice remains a bastion of Gaian politics and independence on the shores of Lake Cabot. With the mayor holding total executive powers held in check by an elected fifteen-seat city council, the independent city functions much more like a government in exile than a city government, continuing to maintain public services across the planet, notably the issuance of passports, all on-planet diplomacy, and infrastructure. Gaians cannot be prosecuted for public statements within the city, and this loophole has been used to a great extent by many across both hemispheres to decry the situation many Gaians have found themselves in in the years following the conflict.

=== Protectorate of Gaia ===
The Protectorate of Gaia consists of Gaia’s Northern hemisphere, under GCC occupation. Northern Gaia holds no representation in the Confederation's Directory. While an elected parliament and Prime Minister run the Protectorate, its operations are directly beholden to a Governor General appointed by the Directory. Under the Governor General, the Protectorate government has prioritized the production of agricultural goods for the GCC, paying little heed to other issues. While the relative lack of oversight has granted Northern Gaians greater freedom than their Southern counterparts, post-war reconstruction has remained stagnant outside the agricultural sector, and many former urban areas remain in disrepair. Today, Gaian exports comprise almost a quarter of the GCC’s imported food supply.

The present Governor-General, Vice-Admiral Mira Novak, has held the post since the 2304 retirement of Vice-Admiral Lee. Her hands-off approach has left public opinion lukewarm at best, with most day-to-day matters left to the parliament. However, few Gaians have forgotten the brutal policing and orbital bombardments of the Gaia Conflict.

=== The Political Tinderbox ===
Compared to the past decade, Gaia is relatively stable – at least on the surface. As it stands, the planet as a whole is not in a position to change sides or suddenly erupt as an independent state without a sudden rallying factor. While Gaians might protest in the streets of Syracuse or New Madrid against different governments, the one unifying factor for any Gaian who survived the conflict is an absolute anti-war stance. The right spark – say, the [[Timeline of Canon Events|threat of another conflict]] – and the planet stands to go off like a powder keg to ensure their own survival.

== Notable Areas ==

=== Northern Gaia ===

==== New Madrid ====
New Madrid is the Administrative Capital of the North and the second most significant metropolis on the planet, situated amongst the ‘great shot lakes’; the New Madrid Prefecture encompasses the city of New Madrid and its many suburbs that wrap around the thousands of lakes within the Prefecture. New Madrid recently took control of the former Confederation Naval Yards, built by the ICCGN during the conflict as a resupply base; today, it is the largest public transit hub on the planet and often the first stop for travellers heading further into the GCC.

New Madrid is regarded by many in the SCG as one of the safest tourist destinations within the GCC. The city contains a vibrant entertainment district, with countless casinos and resorts on its many lakes.

==== GCNB Tobruk ====
Gilgamesh Confederation Naval Base Tobruk covers the western half of the Tobruk Desert, sitting at the north end of the Napoleon Mountain range, GCNB Tobruk is the only permanent posting for Confederation Naval Forces within the Galilei System and from where all Naval activity within the System is based from.

=== Venetian DMZ ===

==== New Venice ====
New Venice, the largest city on the planet and officially the capital of Gaia, is – in practice – the only remnant of independence on the planet. Established as an international city with the Treaty of New Venice, the mayor regularly mediates between the SCG and GCC.

Set on the southern shore of Lake Cabot, the city houses many governmental offices for both the North and South, as well as the SCG and GCC, resulting in the unique occurrence where members of the two rival superpowers' governments live and work in somewhat close quarters.

The New Venice Constabulary is the only armed force permitted within the city and DMZ as a whole, with all others (including Gaian civilians) forced to relinquish their weapons for the duration of their stay. Enforcement of this policy is limited outside the city itself, however, mainly owing to a lack of manpower.

==== The Strip ====
The Strip is the name of the 300-kilometre-wide DMZ that spans the planet’s equator, given to it by the Gaian populace. Not even a speedbump in the event of a conflict, the Strip is run by the government in New Venice with little oversight from either the North or South. Many strip residents cling fiercely to their independence, refusing to bend to Sol or the GCC; they are largely left to their own devices by the New Venice Constabulary, who are more concerned with enforcing the law in the capital.

=== Southern Gaia ===

==== Syracuse ====
Syracuse, renamed from New Syracuse in 2271, is the South’s largest city and its administrative capital. A manufacturing city before the Gaia Conflict, Syracuse has seen a boost in the industry since the division of the planet, with Sol encouraging a shift from agriculture to manufacturing. Syracuse houses many of the planet’s workshops for agricultural equipment, exported both to the North and off of the planet; it is quickly becoming one of the largest agrarian equipment exporters in human space.

Situated on the Catalonian River, the city offers less in the way of nightlife than its Northern brother; instead, the lights of cargo vessels are often the only thing illuminating the vast river during the night.

==== SCGDFB Cabot ====
SCG Defence Forces Base Cabot is the primary basing location for SCG PDF forces on the planet; unlike its Northern twin, DFB Cabot is situated an hour up the Catalonian River from Syracuse, with the area the base controls being industrial lands before the conflict, the land was quickly appropriated by the Fourth Fleet to be their embarkation point on the planet, with quick access to the civil populace when required.

== Culture ==

=== General ===
* Most Gaians are trilingual, speaking the planet's native Iberian, Zurich Common, and Pan-Slavic.
* The South has a larger population and economy but is less stable than the North due to unrest and the continuation of the Military Administration.
* Native-born and naturalized Gaians are entitled to free transit of the planet and the right to bear arms. Northern Gaians are not eligible for service in the GCC’s military forces but are exempted from the GCC’s mandatory state service.
* People on Gaia can be broadly divided into four categories:
** Native Gaians: Gaians who were born on the planet.
** Naturalized Gaians: Gaians who were not born on the planet but immigrated onto the planet before the Conflict and were afforded the rights of native Gaians due to their "naturalization by fire".
** Temporary Residents: People who live and work on Gaia temporarily, such as Colonial Guard or Army Group Cabot personnel who do not intend to remain on the planet.
** "The New Wave": New immigrants who have moved to the planet following the Conflict; these immigrants, particularly those of Solar origin, are sometimes seen as ‘taking advantage’ of the occupied planet.

=== Societal ===
Gaian society was founded on and remains rooted in agrarianism. Combined with a communal identity, Gaians hold a 'one for all' approach to both governance and community, and family-run farms and stations seldom pass outside of the family that owns them. This communal identity is also present in Gaia's religious beliefs, with many Gaians keeping strong ties with their local faith communities. As of the 2310 census, fewer than 20% of respondents self-reported as Agnostic, Atheist, or otherwise non-religious.

==== Holidays ====
The Gaian calendar possesses many holidays, and while few are 'statutory' holidays (where governmental operations and private business close), all are deeply rooted in Gaian culture.

===== Statutory =====
Statutory holidays are observed by all Gaians, and are largely based around key moments in Gaia's history.

* '''National Day of Mourning''' - January 16th - The start date of the Gaia Conflict — the only holiday where the planet truly comes to a stop, with widespread memorial services, public gatherings, and mourning. Notably the only holiday that does not possess any celebratory aspects.
* '''Founding Day''' - March 15th - Commemorating the official unification of the planet into the Gaian Republic.
* '''Labour Day''' - September 1st - Annual day of celebration of the labour movement.
* '''Harvest Day''' - September - Not a fixed holiday, Harvest Day celebrates the contributions of Gaian farmers and is held early to mid-autumn when the comet Demeter briefly passes in front of the star Galilei.
* '''Remembrance Day''' - November 11th - Much like the National Day of Mourning, Remembrance Day commemorates 'all those who have or will have given their lives in the defence of liberty and freedom in the past, present, or future.'

===== Non-Statutory =====
Non-statutory holidays are primarily religious in nature and thus are not universally observed, though many are still widely commemorated as secular holidays. Of note, due to Gaian society celebrating a wide variety of religions new and old, the list of officially recognized religious holidays is exceedingly long. Other non-statutory holidays include New Year's Day and Mariner's Day, celebrated on November 10th to commemorate all those who have given their lives on the water.

=== Culinary ===
Gaia has a vibrant culinary culture, resulting from its status as a garden world — heavily influenced by the various Mediterranean cuisines of old Earth, Gaian food is rooted in agricultural staples such as olives, grapes, wheat, and cheese, though the vast variety of crops grown on the planet has lead to an abundance of regional variants and fusion dishes. On Gaia, cooking goes hand in hand with the planet's communal identity, with holidays and other celebratory events often centered around grand meals. Split into numerous courses, a true feast can often last several days.

Having imported flora and fauna from Earth, Gaian livestock varies by region. With the majority of the planet covered in grassy plains, Gaia's most abundant livestock is cattle; sheep and poultry are also common across the grasslands, while the Napoleon Mountains boast large numbers of goats.

While Gaia lacks oceans, its plentiful lakes and rivers are home to a number of freshwater fish and molluscs, which are regularly eaten by locals. In an effort to keep fishing as low-impact as possible, industrial scale fisheries are highly regulated. Aquafarming is only permitted on Lake Cabot, primarily producing freshwater shellfish.

In addition to crops and livestock, Gaia is also a notable producer of refined agricultural products, including wines, spirits, cured meats, cheeses and other dairy products, and tobacco. Gaian olive oil is widely consumed both locally and off-planet – its low cost relative to other producers has allowed it to spread to even the most isolated settlements of the frontier. Similarly, Gaian wine is regarded as some of the highest quality in human space, second only to [[Tadmor]] in prestige; while Tadmoran vintages often fetch a higher price, Gaia consistently wins in terms of raw production capabilities (albeit by a significantly thinner margin in the wake of the devastation left by the Gaia Conflict).

=== Character Tips ===
Most Gaians can clearly remember the conflict. Many are the people they are today because of it. Gaians are stubbornly attached to their homeworld, with Gaia not experiencing the exodus following the conflict that many Confederation planets saw, even though the planet was by far the most damaged – for most, Gaia is the only home they’ve ever known. They can remember everything quite clearly, and the memories of war are far more prevalent in the public consciousness than elsewhere in human space; you cannot go more than a few kilometres without passing some sign of the conflict, be it a silent memorial along the side of a road, a cratered field surrounding an abandoned farmstead, or the respectfully-maintained graveyards where civilians and combatants lay side by side.

Gaians remember it all and will continue to remember it for generations to come. Colonial Guard troops assigned to Galilei are hand-picked career personnel who understand the gravity of their duties. Along with the PDF troops of Army Group Cabot, they’ve come to understand that the glares and scorn they receive daily are rooted in an ever-present loathing of the fact that they are on the planet at all.

=== Flags ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Polity
!Flag
!Description
|-
|Pre-Conflict, New Venice, The Strip
|[[File:Gaia pre-conflict.png|center|frameless]]
|Still extremely popular among the populace, this flag is commonly flown across the planet, with most still considering this flag the ‘correct’ Gaian flag.
|-
|Gaian Administrative Area
|[[File:Gaia SCG.png|center|frameless]]
|Rarely seen outside of government property, this flag is only seen in the hands of the general public when it’s being burned during protests against the ongoing military occupation.
|-
|Protectorate of Gaia
|[[File:Gaia GCC.png|center|frameless]]
|Similarly to its Southern brother, this flag suffers from the same lack of popularity as the South’s; however, it is popular among Confederate immigrants, and is backed by a civilian government.
|-
|New Madrid Prefecture
|[[File:Gaia New Madrid.png|center|frameless]]
|The addition of the dove in 2299 to this flag was considered controversial at the time. However, many have warmed to this flag over the years, being a common sight alongside Pre-conflict flags in the New Madrid Prefecture, or flown by fans at sports events.
|-
|Syracuse Prefecture
|[[File:Gaia Syracuse.png|center|frameless]]
|Once again, a flag that has grown more popular over time, it’s common to see this flag flying across Syracuse and at sports events.
|-
|Gaian ‘Rebel’ Flag
|[[File:Gaia Independence.png|center|frameless]]
|While variations of the ‘Rebel’ flag exist, its most common form is a pre-conflict banner with defiant text sewn on; these flags are commonly flown during protests or as a replacement for the standard pre-conflict flag by more outspoken Gaians.
|}

== History ==
The first sleeper ships arrived in the Galilei system in the 2130s, settling at the sites of what would become Gaia’s modern metropolises. By the middle of the century, these colonies had formed a loose planetary government based in New Venice.

Like other sleeper colonies, Galilei would not re-establish contact with Sol until the late 22nd century. By that time, the Terran Commonwealth was embroiled in its war against the Ares Confederation. When the Sol Central Government finally rose from the Commonwealth’s ashes, Sol was in no shape to look towards other systems – with the SCG turning inward, Gaia would retain its independence for the next sixty years. Between 2230 and 2270, Gaia settled into limited trade arrangements with nearby systems; agricultural exports (particularly exports to the newly-expanding Gilgamesh) formed the bulk of Gaian trade during this period.

As the SCG began to reassert its presence beyond Sol – and as the GCC expanded its reach ever further – Gaia entered an era of significant political uncertainty, with pressure from both the SCG and GCC causing almost constant elections in the two decades before the war, ending with a planet-wide referendum to join the SCG passing by a razor-thin margin. Following the Gilgameshi occupation of Gaia, the Government of the Republic declared that the Gaian Parliament would be dissolved and that the parliament could only be recalled for planet-wide elections by the Mayor of New Venice at 'the soonest reasonable time.' The old Gaian Parliament has remained defunct as the planet remains divided.

=== The Gaian Resistance ===
The “Gaian Resistance,” despite its name, was primarily composed of SCG military forces: the remnants of Colonel Montgomery’s forces, reinforced by survivors of the First and Fourth Fleets’ slaughter in Gaian orbit, dispersed into the Gaian countryside and fought against Gilgameshi occupation as a guerilla force after failing to hold New Venice.

The Montgomery resistance was highly decentralized, operating among the planet’s many forests and mountains and entrenching their facilities amidst basements, farms, and other residential areas; the resistance actively sought to integrate itself into populated areas, and it was not uncommon for members to employ civilians in its operations or to hide themselves amongst civilians directly. This dissuaded the GCC Navy from using overwhelming orbital strikes against known resistance operations but demonstrably resulted in Gaian casualties throughout the war – both through accidental casualties during bombardments and from brutal GCC crackdowns against alleged insurgents.

The Gaian populace suffered dearly in the crossfire between the GCC occupation and Montgomery’s guerillas. Cities became battlefields; fertile fields became bombed-out, mine-studded husks, and many Gaians grew bitter and fearful towards Solars and Confederates alike.

=== Modern Resistance ===
The end of the conflict did not end underground resistance operations on the planet – merely shifting who they consisted of and their goals. Outposts established throughout the conflict by “Monty’s Militia” (or, more derisively, “Monty’s Murderers”) quickly gave Gaians who wished the conflict resolved differently bases to begin operations. Vastly more popular among the greater populace than their wartime predecessors, today, scattered groups are unified in their desire to remove outside influence from Gaia. Offhandedly known as either the “Gaian People’s Front” or the “People’s Front of Gaia,” copied from two of the planet’s most popular political parties, most groups are numbered in the low dozens. They often lack central leadership, and goals and motivations can shift wildly from group to group. However, all seek to remove Gaia from the yoke of off-world control.

More active across the Southern half of the planet, the confederation’s hands-off approach to the planet and their tendency to respond with overwhelming force regulate the ire of most groups towards the Military Occupation Forces of Army Group Cabot. They rarely strike out, with actions that result in open firefights often extremely brief and one-sided; they prefer not to spill blood if it’s not required, leaving troops handcuffed to road signs or guardrails to warn others not to return.

=== Present Ongoing ===
The Gaian people’s spirit wasn't broken, though battered and bruised throughout the conflict. Across the planet, the whispers of resistance have quietly persisted to the present day, with dozens of municipal leaders across the South and a sizable chunk of the Protectorate’s parliament officially holding pro-independence views. Neither the GCC nor the SCG has shown signs of yielding, however: Official statements from the Directory of the Confederation have upheld that the Confederation would not block Gaian re-unification provided the planet remained under Gilgamesh's ‘protection’, while the SCG has flatly stated they are content with the status quo.

Still, the Gaian people continue their daily lives, with many quietly waiting for the day of their return to complete self-determination.

== Foreign Relations ==

=== SCG ===
Gaia's relationship with the SCG is long and muddied. With Gaia having established itself as a self-sufficient planet over a century prior, it was a surprise to many in Sol that Gaia was open to reintegration. To many Gaians, the referendum to join Sol represented the planet’s best hope of remaining a free planet and avoiding the encroachment of the rapidly expanding GCC – a hope which, following the Gaia Conflict, has been violently and brutally dashed. Today, while some parts of the South remain pro-Sol, many Gaians feel betrayed by the SCG. This sentiment has only been reinforced by the SCG’s continued occupation of Southern Gaia, with malcontent only worsening as the years drag on. Still, for many – particularly those who bore the brunt of the GCC’s occupation – the SCG remains the lesser of two evils.

=== GCC ===
Gaia’s history with the GCC is, likewise, complicated. Relations between Gaia and the Confederation began shortly after the latter’s founding, with Gilgameshi diplomats reaching out to secure imports of Gaian agricultural goods. Trade continued throughout the 23rd century, and as the GCC expanded, the more it came to rely on Gaian crops. Gilgamesh’s presence on Gaia likewise increased – by the turn of the century, immigrants from Terra and other GCC colonies made up a sizable minority on Gaia.

In the weeks following the referendum to join the SCG, many in the Gaian government feared the worst: With the GCC’s reliance on Gaian agriculture, it was bound to take action. These fears would quickly prove accurate, and the conflict would see Gaia battered and bombarded under GCC occupation.

Today, the relationship is much more bitter than anything. With the Confederation staying out of Gaian domestic matters and the Governor General seldom using their veto power to date. Still, most Gaians are old enough to remember the manhunts, and some continue to find themselves looking over their shoulders to this day. This extends through the Protectorate’s government as well, as Internal Defense keeps a close eye on members of the Northern Parliament, with occasional visits for ‘friendly’ chats if they get too unruly.

=== Frontier Alliance ===
The [[Frontier Alliance]]’s emergence onto the galactic scene has piqued the interest of many on Gaia, finding themselves sympathetic to the desire of the Alliance to rid themselves of influence from Sol. However, this does not mean Gaia wishes to join, with most wishing for Gaia to keep to itself. As of now, Gaians continue to observe and take notes – both of the Alliance’s actions and of Sol and the Confederation’s responses.
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Sol Central Government Law

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Rootoo: word play

The [[SEV Torch]], like other deployed SCG vessels, will operate under abbreviated '''Sol Central Government Law'''. All crew, passengers, and visitors aboard the Torch are expected to know and follow these laws.

== Due Process Procedures ==
A search warrant is a document listing all persons and areas to be searched with the signature of the authority authorizing the search. An arrest warrant is a document listing the individual to be arrested and on what charges with the signature of the authority authorizing the arrest.

An approved warrant must be presented before an arrest or search. Note that this changes depending on the alert status.

The persons authorized to approve a warrant are: The [[Commanding Officer|Commanding Officer (CO)]], [[Executive Officer|Executive Officer (XO)]], [[Chief of Security|Chief of Security (CoS)]], the senior departmental commissioned officer of the individual being searched or arrested, '''in that order'''. Higher priority persons may defer down the list at their discretion. Under normal circumstances, it can be assumed that the CO and XO have deferred this responsibility to the CoS.

* In the event that '''every''' person on the prior list is dead or out of contact, the [[Brig Chief]] and lastly [[Master at Arms|Masters at Arms]] may sign for charges and warrants but MUST have their actions reviewed and validated by the prior personnel as soon as possible. They may indefinitely hold individuals given a clear danger, but otherwise may only apply minimum charges.
* Warrants against visitors should be handled as above, though they have no immediate superior.

Exceptions to presenting a warrant are:

* Should security witness a crime, then a warrant can be approved and presented after the arrest.
* If waiting for a warrant would cause further hazard to the ship or personnel, then a warrant may be approved and presented after the arrest or search.
* Warrants required for the previous two circumstances can be approved by the Chief of Security. However, they can still be overruled by the XO or CO.
* Searches of public areas or of arrested individuals require no extra warrant or authorisation.

== Crime ==

* Crimes are divided into Low Crimes and High Crimes. Low Crimes can be charged, investigated, and punished directly by security. High Crimes must be heard and judged in an SCG Court.
* Sol Central Government Uniformed personnel can be tried in a Court-Martial for committing any High Crime, with the maximum listed punishment being applicable by the court martial.
* Each crime has at least three sections: Minimum Punishment, Maximum Punishment, and Special Considerations.
* Any punishments below the maximum punishment can be administered, unless otherwise stated, and punishments below the minimum punishment can also be applied, as long as the minimum punishment is also applied.
* In the event of multiple crimes in the same vein, like an individual that has committed maiming and murder on the same victim, only the charge for the most severe crime should be applied.
* When applying charges extenuating circumstances can apply, lifting the punishment for the crime entirely or applying a reduced sentence. In this situation whether the commission of the crime is justified should be decided by the ranking member of security, the XO, or the CO. This includes situations such as: justifiable homicide, an emergency requiring trespassing, and self defence.

=== Sentencing Modifiers ===
Solicitation, Accessory, Attempts, and Conspiracy are to be treated and charged as if the perpetrator committed the associated crime. For example: an individual who is an accessory to murder will be punished as if they are charged with murder.

* '''Solicitation:''' Encouraging, bribing, requesting, or instructing someone to commit a crime, with the intent that the person being solicited commit the crime.
* '''Accessory:''' Assisting in the commission of a crime, without participating in the crime itself, knowing that a crime will be, has been, or is being committed.
* '''Attempts:''' Attempting to commit a crime, with the intent to carry out that crime.
* '''Conspiracy:''' Planning to commit a crime, with the intent to eventually carry out that crime.

== Punishment ==

=== Court Martial only punishments: ===

* '''Execution:''' Termination of life. Anyone who has been given a sentence of death may choose which option suits them if more than one option is possible. They may also choose to receive painkillers, anesthesia, and/or tranquilizers if not otherwise required.
** '''Firing Squad:''' Must consist of a minimum of three carbines or rifles, firing simultaneously
** '''Lethal Injection:''' Must consist of three parts. First, the highest-strength painkiller available must be administered, followed by anesthesia, chemical or gaseous, then finally, life may be terminated with any appropriate chemical, as determined by ranking medical staff.
** '''Airlocking:''' The airlock used must be filled with air and locked, and then have its exterior door forced open, without cycling, so that the subject is forced away from the vessel by air pressure.
* '''Marooning:''' To be left on a habitable (possessing a breathable atmosphere, and an available source of food and water) planet, habitat, or vessel. The individual marooned must be left with food, water, and survival gear. A pistol can be included if the individual is non-violent.

=== Normal punishments ===

* '''Extended Confinement:''' Confinement in the brig past the point of the next jump, or until transfer to the Sol Bureau of Corrections.
* '''Restriction:''' The restriction of an individual to certain areas aboard a vessel or facility. Typically sleeping quarters, the mess hall, and required medical facilities. Aboard the Torch, this means that an individual on restriction is only permitted in: public hallways, the mess hall, the infirmary for medical care, cryogenic storage, bunk rooms, and hydroponics.
* '''Confinement:''' Being held in the brig - either in a cell, solitary, or in a communal area - for some temporary period of time.

== Treatment of Prisoners ==
Prisoners still have certain rights that must be upheld by law enforcement:

* Prisoners must be granted adequate medical care. This includes psychiatric and spiritual counseling if requested.
* Prisoners must be allowed access to communications equipment (PDA, Radio, intercom, etc) so long as they are not abused.
* Prisoners must be granted clothing, food, water, shelter and safety. If the brig is no longer safe, confinement must be established in another location.
* Prisoners must be given access to legal counsel during an interrogation if requested and available.
* Prisoners must be granted freedom of movement, and should not be restrained with handcuffs or other devices after incarceration unless there is an undue risk to life and limb. Similarly, any prisoners held for extended or permanent confinement must be held in the communal brig, and must not be confined to a solitary cell unless they pose a risk to life and limb.
* Use of implanted or worn tracking devices is authorized at the discretion of the CoS or Brig Chief only for prisoners with a high escape risk, or released prisoners on restriction.

== High Crimes ==
Note that listed punishments reflect the punishments allowed under the authority of the SEV Torch. Crimes tried in SCG Court are subject to their own maximum and minimum punishments.

A punishment marked with an asterisk (*) indicates that the SEV Torch may ONLY authorize that punishment via court martial.
{| class="wikitable"
!Offense
!Description
!Minimum Punishment
!Maximum Punishment
!Notes
|-
!Murder
|To kill a sapient being with malicious intent and premeditation.
|Extended Confinement
|Execution*
|Premeditated and Malicious are the operative words here.
|-
!Manslaughter
|To kill a sapient being without intent, or in a manner less extreme than murder. Includes provoked manslaughter, manslaughter in self-defense, negligent manslaughter, and impassioned killing.
|Confinement for a minimum of 30 minutes
|Execution*
|Different from murder by virtue of lack of intent. If the actions of the perpetrator clearly did not intend to result in death, manslaughter is the appropriate charge.
|-
!Maiming
|To inflict physical injury with the intent to disfigure, degrade appearance, or impair function.
|Confinement for a minimum of 60 minutes
|Extended Confinement
|This also includes mistreatment of bodies such as the taking of trophies, and security severely injuring prisoners to prevent escape.
|-
!Destruction of a Vessel or Habitat/Terrorism
|To engage in maliciously destructive actions which threaten to destroy, or successfully destroy a vessel or habitat.
|Extended Confinement
|Execution*
|This includes arson, bombing, tampering with the engine, intentional decompression, sabotaging atmospherics, or tampering with the self-destruct.
|-
!Damage or Destruction of Property
|To maliciously damage or deface public or private property or equipment, including legal evidence or recorded information.
|Restriction
|Extended Confinement
|This is a step down from destruction of a vessel or habitat, and a step up from vandalism. It applies more towards spacing a person’s PDA, maliciously breaking interior windows or furniture, or damaging machinery. Note that this requires malicious intent.
|-
!Kidnapping/Hostage Taking/Illegal Confinement
|To unlawfully take away, transport, or confine a sapient being against that individual’s will.
|Confinement for a minimum of 30 minutes
|Execution*
|More severe punishment is appropriate depending on the motivation of the kidnapper. If an individual is held for ransom, the crime is considered Hostage Taking, and at a minimum should be given extended confinement. Notably, this includes the illegal confinement of an individual by security forces.
|-
!Sexual Assault
|To attack someone sexually, including rape.
|Extended Confinement
|Execution*
|'''((ERP in any form is permabannable. Adminhelp this if it happens to you; it’s against server rules, not just the law.))''' This law is mostly included to allow people to deal with it in the event it does occur.
|-
!Rioting
|To engage in a violent public disturbance which involves damage to people or property.
|Restriction
|Extended Confinement
|Separated from hooliganism by causing damage in a riot.
|-
!Tampering With, or Destruction of a Slaved Synthetic
|To damage, deface, destroy, or modify the laws of a slaved synthetic without authorization. Applies to robotic, cybernetic, and positronic consciousnesses that have been lawed for the purpose of labor.
|Restriction
|Execution*
|Another crime that can vary in severity. Stealing a borg’s cell should be treated as less severe than uploading the "Oxygen is Lethal to Humans" law.
|-
!Espionage
|The gathering or communication of confidential or secret information of the state to a foreign or unauthorized domestic recipient, or to intentionally misrepresent oneself as being an official of the Sol Central Government or Defence Forces.
|Extended Confinement
|Execution*
|If an individual is tried by Field Court-Martial and found guilty of Espionage, the only sentence available is execution.
|-
!Resistance/Breach of Arrest/Escape
|To intentionally and violently resist Masters at Arms, representatives of the SCG legal system, or other authorized personnel in the execution of an arrest; to violently flee arrest; to escape arrest, custody, or confinement.
|Extended Confinement
|Marooning*
|Notably this only includes violently resisting arrest. Just because an accused person does not run to security with open arms does not mean they are resisting. Pushing or disarming does count. Execution can be sentenced by a Field Court-Martial only if marooning is not an option.
|}

== Low Crimes ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Offense
!Description
!Minimum Punishment
!Maximum Punishment
!Notes
|-
!Assault
|To threaten to use physical force against someone without the intent to kill or maim, while also having the capability and/or intent to carry out that threat.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes
|Restriction
|Note that this doesn’t include “Irma kill u” over common radio, it requires intent and ability to carry out the threat of violence, like waving a knife at someone.
|-
!Battery
|To use physical force against a person, including any unlawful and or unwanted touching of the person by an aggressor or by a substance utilised by them, either directly or indirectly.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes, 30 minutes minimum for any injury that results in a trip to the infirmary
|Extended Confinement
|The degree of injury should come into play a lot here. If someone just punched someone else, things should probably be handled outside of the brig.
|-
!Theft
|To take the property of another individual, organization, or common property, without consent, and with the intent to deprive the rightful owner.
|Confinement for a minimum of 5 minutes, 30 minutes minimum for dangerous, valuable, or sensitive items, and the confiscation and return of any stolen items
|Restriction
|Even if an individual had access to items, removing them for unlawful personal use - or hiding them so others can’t use them - is still theft.
|-
!Endangerment
|To recklessly put yourself or others in danger, either through direct action, or failure to act.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes
|Extended Confinement
|Covers industrial accidents, industrial negligence, or even medical malpractice. Punishment can vary widely based on severity. This also includes self-experimentation with regards to the Science department.
|-
!Vandalism
|To intentionally deface or superficially damage public or private property.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes
|Restriction
|Note that this only requires intent, not necessarily the intent to sabotage or endanger people. Painting graffiti in the mess hall is vandalism, breaking a window into space is not.
|-
!Trespassing
|To enter an area which an individual does not have access to, whether by simple action, force, or coercion.
|Confinement, for a minimum of 10 minutes, 30 minutes minimum for high security or secure areas
|Restriction
|Once again comes down to severity; breaking into the vault and refusing to leave should be punished more severely than following an engineer into the engineering lobby. Remember to make sure a trespasser was not invited in.
|-
!Animal Cruelty
|To inflict unnecessary suffering or harm on a non-sapient being with malicious intent.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes, psychiatric counseling
|Restriction
|This doesn’t include legitimate and authorized experiments on monkeys, or killing chickens for meat; but stuffing a dog in disposals, or setting monkeys on fire for kicks definitely counts. Unauthorized experiments on animals may also be included.
|-
!Controlled Substances/Equipment
|To wrongfully use, possess, manufacture, or distribute any controlled substances or items.
|Restriction and confiscation/destruction of controlled substances and/or items.
|Extended Confinement
|Yet again comes down to severity; possession of a fully automatic weapon with lethal ammunition should be punished more severely than a single syringe of drugs.
|-
!Sexual Harassment
|To make unwanted sexual advances or obscene remarks to another individual.
|Restriction
|Extended Confinement
|This is for minor stuff, like sexually charged jokes or aggressively hitting on someone, anything else goes under sexual assault.
|-
!Hooliganism
|To intentionally engage in disruptive behavior such as indecent exposure, belligerent drunkenness, disorderly shouting, or aggressive assembly.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes, or as long as it takes to sober up if drunk
|Restriction
|This is kind of a catch all for malicious disruption. Note that only aggressive drunkenness counts, drowning your sorrows in the bar quietly is only punishable by your liver and your employer.
|-
!Cruelty and Maltreatment
|To maltreat, be cruel to, or oppress an individual as that individual’s superior, or someone with authority over that individual.
|Confinement for a minimum of 10 minutes
|Extended Confinement
|This largely applies to security and their treatment of people, either by using excessive force in detainment, improper punishment, or mistreating prisoners, but also applies to Officers using their position abusively, like demanding favors in exchange for promotion, or intimidating others to avoid punishment.
|-
!Evasion of Arrest/Failure to comply with a warrant
|To non-violently resist, escape, or avoid arrest or the execution of a search warrant by a Master at Arms or otherwise authorized member of the SCG legal system.
|Confinement for a minimum of 20 minutes and education on the [[Sol Code of Uniform Justice|SCUJ]] and SCG Law
|Extended Confinement
|This includes hiding from security, refusing to report to the brig if properly presented with charges, or locking oneself in a workplace.
|}
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Luna

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Luna is the only natural satellite of the [[Earth]]. It is a light gray, dusty and pockmarked with craters and covered in numerous biodomes.

== History ==
[[File:Luna.jpg|thumb|350x350px|Luna - Photograph by Gregory H. Revera, 2020. [[commons:File:FullMoon2010.jpg|Image Credit]].]]
In 2167, the first major colonization effort was made to create an inhabitable city on the Moon. American, Indian, and European moguls rushed to found the city of Selene on the far side of the moon, while Japanese and Chinese moguls founded Yuèliàng on the nearside. They both fared well with support from their Earth-bound sponsors. Due to an economic recession on earth, both colonies were forced to become self-sufficient rapidly. This is when the American corporation Expansive Visions Transportation pushed Selene far ahead of Yuèliàng by introducing a more efficient atmospherics system that allowed Selene to become independent a decade before Yuèliàng. Arthur Greyson, the CEO of Expansive Visions Transportation, used this advantage to buy up holdings on Luna and secure control of most of Selene while he re-branded his company into [[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling]].

Other corporations, now being pushed out of Selene, used this new technology to create their own cities and holdings on Luna. With funding from the growing [[Hephaestus Industries]], New Hamburg was founded in 2241 and became the third major city on Luna. Other smaller cities cropped up, such as New Amsterdam, which would eventually be purchased and expanded by [[NanoTrasen]].

Seeing the growing influence of corporations on Luna, the [[Corporations#Free Trade Union|Free Trade Union]], backed by the [[Sol Central Government]], began a campaign to unify Luna into a centralized democratic government in order to limit the control of larger corporations. Several concessions had to be made in order to get many corporations to sign on to the new constitution, however, including giving the newly formed prefectures immense power within their own domains as well as making Luna a directorial republic with no single head of state. However, these concessions were eventually made and the Lunar Confederation was formed in 2275.

In order to maintain control, many corporations created proxy political parties to campaign for seats in the Lunar Assembly as well as for director. Due to their immense funding, these parties became the most powerful parties on Luna, their only rivals being each other, the Free Trade Party, and the Unification Party. To this day, the only political parties on Luna who've won more than three single seats in the Lunar Assembly are funded by a large corporation, the Free Trade Union, or Sol Central.

== Politics ==
Luna is a nation that was founded by the collective effort of a large group of very rich people who sought to claim their own piece of the moon, and the modern Lunar political system reflects this history.

It is a federal system with a large number of prefectures based on land ownership. A single prefecture is determined by what land is owned by whom – the largest prefectures are those owned by several corporations, but dozens of other smaller prefectures exist owned by smaller companies or hereditary rulers who have been willed land, though these types of prefectures have been disappearing due to land being purchased by large corporations. Prefects have a large amount of authority within their domains, though they are not entirely autonomous. The federal government has the power to apply laws which apply to all prefectures. Besides this, however, prefects have a significant amount of autonomous power, and some even have police forces equivalent to a standing military. The federal government is intentionally complex to make it harder for outside companies and governments to establish themselves within the system and exert their influence over the Luna. Secondly, the government is designed to allow for exploitation by those who both designed it and have been around long enough to establish a foothold on Luna, leading to a number of inefficiencies and loopholes at the federal level that is abused by those in power. The Lunar government consists of an upper and lower house, with the head of state being the collective board of directors. The parties with the most influence over Lunar politics are the FTU, the SCG, Aether Atmospherics, Gilthari Exports and NanoTrasen.

== Geography ==
Luna is too small to hold an atmosphere, so the cities are contained within large domes connected by underground subways and spaceports. Luna's gravity is very small, and Lunarians have adapted (and, originally, been genetically engineered) to live within the low gravity, though many large cities do have gravity generators. There are currently fifty-four prefectures on Luna, which become increasingly urban as you approach the far side of Luna and increasingly sparse as you get away from Selene. The largest and most powerful prefecture is centered around Selene and is owned by Aether Atmospherics and Recycling. Towards the near side of Luna are smaller prefectures owned by independent companies, entrepreneurs, and researchers who wished to study on Luna without getting involved in the convoluted politics of the Selenites. Closer to the nearside, there is greater support for the Free Trade Union and the Sol Central Government, while towards the far side corporations have immense support.

== Notable settlements ==

=== Selene ===
The first city and capital of both Luna and the Aether Prefecture. Selene is the center of Lunar politics and commerce and is also a strong contender to be the center of arts and culture, though many would dispute that title in favor of New Vegas. Selene's architecture is inspired by Greek and Roman architecture but built on a grander scale – massive marble skyscrapers support the biodome above, built to resemble tremendous pillars of the Parthenon while the insides function as shopping centers, offices, and more. Statues of Greek and Roman deities stand in parks, squares, and shopping malls, mixing the trappings of a modern city with relics and recreations of the past. Selene is also the namesake of [[Language|Selenian]], the language of Luna and where it originated from.

=== New Vegas ===
The capital of the Gilthari Prefecture. [[Glithari Exports|Gilthari Exports]] sought to recreate the gambling and holiday destination of old Earth. In the mid-23rd century, the then CEO had the ambitious plan to create an entire city set up specifically to make Gilthari Exports a lot of money – and it's been working brilliantly. New Vegas is the number one tourist destination on Luna. It's situated right on the edge of what would be considered the far side, close enough to Selene to appeal to Selenites but far enough to not scare away the people who dislike Selenite politics. New Vegas is, consequently, the most populous prefecture on Luna. It also possesses the greatest wealth gap, with many in new Vegas living close to the poverty line and predominantly employed in lowly casino and service positions.

=== New Hamburg ===
A city in the Hephaestus Prefecture near Selene in which the Lunar Guard is headquartered as well as the Hephaestus Lunar Branch. As such, the Lunar Guard is equipped with the best weapons in Sol. It is not much younger than Selene and Yuèliàng, and its architecture is built in a style popular in the early 23rd century with modernity, sleekness, and practicality in mind.

=== Yuèliàng ===
Founded soon after Selene on the opposite side of the moon. While never as popular as Selene due to Aether's marketing strategy, it remains one of the oldest and largest cities on the moon and is popular among those who wish to enjoy the luxury of living on Luna without the politics of Selene or having to deal with heavy tourism. It is the only prefecture not associated with a corporation to have three seats in the House of Prefects. The city has a distinct, separate culture from that of Selene, which is something that many Yuèliàngers pride themselves upon. Its architecture is based on that of classical China.

=== Elysium ===
An independent prefecture that had been funded by the collective effort of the Ivy League Universities of Earth to create an academic haven that would be at the forefront of Sol research. Not far from Yuèliàng, it was strategically placed to be distinctly separate from Selenite politics but close enough to a major city to have the benefits which that entails. It has two seats in the House of Prefects. Elysium is also home to the Confucius spaceport, which is the primary landing and takeoff point for craft moving to and from Luna.

=== New Amsterdam ===
Not a particularly noteworthy city in the grand scheme of Luna, however, it is the Capitol of the NanoTrasen Prefecture. Compared to Selene, New Hamburg, and New Vegas, New Amsterdam is small, though the fact that the NanoTrasen Central Office is here ensures that New Amsterdam sees a great deal of traffic from off-world.

== Culture ==
Due to the autonomous nature of prefectures, Luna has a very diverse culture that varies widely depending on where you are. As evidenced by the diversity of the architecture of the above cities alone, each city was founded with unique visions – and the money to fulfill them. As a result, each prefecture is highly unique, though they sometimes borrow cultural ideas from each other, they just as frequently make themselves stand out among other prefectures by drawing upon different cultural influences, especially in the cases of Selene and Yuèliàng which have had a long-standing rivalry and strive to differentiate themselves from each other.
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Timeline of Humanity

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Humanity has spread out into the stars in staggering numbers from its home of [[Earth]] in the Sol System, and in all shapes and sizes – from personal vessels, pirate ships, and trans-stellar corporations to colonizing, governments, and religious spread. They've quickly become one of the more powerful civilizations, nearing the strengths of the [[Skrell]]. This has come at quite the cost, however. Over the course of human history — especially that beginning in the 21st century — humanity has had to tackle many different problems to get to where it is today.

== Timeline ==

=== 21st Century ===

* 2052: Man lands on [[Mars]], with Jimmy Gideon taking the first steps onto the red planet.
* 2054: The first moon base is constructed, a joint effort between the EU and the U.S.
* 2057: The success of the moon base, along with advances in space technology, prompt the establishment of a research facility on Mars.
* 2061: Commercial fusion power becomes a reality and is rapidly adopted across Earth.
* 2066: The first permanent living facility is established on the moon, a privately run corporate venture.
* 2069: A number of corporate research facilities and outposts are established on Mars. Jimmy Gideon proclaims himself "the first Martian" and permanently moves to the red planet.
* 2075: [[Corporations#Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals|Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals]] is founded in Shanghai.
* 2077: Prosthetic limb replacements have become a routine and accepted part of society for many, with prosthetic limbs being at least the equal of organic ones.
* 2079: The first commercially available solution for vat-borne humans is provided by Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals.
* 2083: Rheinmetall, Thyssen-Krupp, Walther and Heckler and Koch merge to form [[Hephaestus Industries]].
* 2095: The first government backed and funded colony is established on Mars. It is dubbed a UN venture and a new agency is created to oversee off-planet affairs.
* 2099: Efforts to oxygenate and pressurize the Mariner Canyon on Mars begin, marking one of the most ambitious feats of human engineering to date.

=== 22nd Century ===

* 2105: Humanity has spread out across Sol, forming transient colonies, stations and research bases across the system.
* 2110: Jimmy Gideon passes away, leaving a large family that will eventually become the Gideons of Mars.
* 2119: Jimmy Gideon Junior becomes the first governor of Mars.
* 2112: The first line of genetically modified humans is established with purpose designed lines to adapt humanity to other environments. This marks the beginning of space- and grav-adapted humans, as well as Tritonians.
* 2120: The Martian colonies flourish in their agri-domes, with mass expansion underground allowing for greater living space and logistical development.
* 2126: Reliable cryogenic systems are developed, an important step toward long distance space travel. The UN collapses as the influence of regional power blocs and off-world colonies begin to diminish its importance.
* 2128: One of the first sleeper ships is launched, eventually colonising the planet of Amaranth Major in the Gilgamesh system. Contact is lost for many years.
* 2130: The Terran Commonwealth is formed, transforming Earth into a single united government over the next decade and slowly asserting control over humanity among the stars.
* 2145: Bluespace is discovered accidentally when an [[Expeditionary Corps]] vessel performing a system survey in [[Ceti Epsilon|Tau Ceti]] discovers a natural bluespace 'tear' after unintentionally entering it only to emerge in the Kruger system, having lost only a day in real time. The crew spends the next six months in the system before locating another tear, allowing them to travel to the edge of the Sol system in the space of two real days. The scientific community is astounded and invigorated by these discoveries as new lines of research are established practically overnight.
* 2147: The Expeditionary Corps finds itself flush with funding and tasked with an additional mission: the chartering and navigation of bluespace rifts for the purpose of mass transit and travel. Missions are dangerous and sometimes lethal, with many pilots unable to keep their craft together while journeying through the tears. Humanity becomes reliant on these skilled pilots to collect navigational data for safe rift travel.
* 2167: The various outposts, small facilities and other moon-based assets come together to create two permanent city-size dome establishments on the moon. The new cities quickly proclaim themselves separate colonies and begin a long period of completion. The moon comes to be regularly referred to as [[Luna]].
* 2171: The first Gateway is constructed in the Sol system, connecting it with Tau Ceti. The link revolutionizes space travel, and dozens more are constructed over the next few decades in order to permanently connect humanity across the stars.
* 2180: The Gilgamesh system is recontacted and integrated into the Terran Commonwealth.
* 2195: The Ares Confederation of Mars and a number of other colonies is formed, directly opposing the Terran Commonwealth as a sovereign human state. A cold war begins between the two. The confederation is a culmination of resentment against an "Earth-first" economic policy by the Commonwealth.

=== 23rd Century ===

* 2202: War breaks out between the Terran Commonwealth and the Ares Confederation. Decades of war follow, ravaging the Sol system and its fledgling outer colonies. Much of this war is fought on the outer edges of the Sol system and on various out-of-system colonies, with little to no planetary combat happening in the Sol system proper.
* 2213: [[NanoTrasen]] is formed on Mars as a gene-therapy research corporation.
* 2228: The Gilgamesh League is founded, a precursor to the GCC.
* 2229: The war between the Terran Commonwealth and the Ares Confederation begins to wane as political and economic upheaval on both sides sees a change in attitudes among the governing bodies of both.
* 2230: The war ends, with the Terran Commonwealth — having recognized the need to change to meet the realities of the new political climate — reorganizing into the [[Sol Central Government]]. The new executive and judicial capital of the human government moves to Olympus, Mars.
* 2231: The [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|Independent Colonial Confederation of Gilgamesh]] declares its independence from the fledgling Sol Central Government, beginning the current tense period of brinkmanship and competition between the two human powers.
* 2233: First contact is made with the [[Skrell]], and later — by association — the [[Diona|Dionaea]].
* 2260: First contact is made with the [[Unathi]].
* 2261: The Expeditionary Corps launches the first [[Moghes]] expedition. A great many artifacts are appropriated from the planet, spurring interest in exploration for more than mineral gain.
* 2265: [[Vox]] are first acknowledged by humanity, though they are not formally identified for another decade. This marks the first time an attack on a frontier colony is attributed to the Vox.
* 2284: The first human vessel outfitted with a bluespace drive makes a successful jump. In spite of their limited success, the devices are still considerably difficult to manufacture and incredibly inefficient, preventing their mass adoption. Gateways continue to be the norm for distant travel.
* 2288: The first short range bluespace teleporters are made commercially available.
* 2291: The [[Gaia Conflict]] begins.
* 2296: The Gaia Conflict ends.

=== 24th Century ===

* 2301: The twenty third Moghes Expedition is launched by the Expeditionary Corps. As always, the success of the expedition briefly bolsters the popularity of government exploration missions.
* 2302: Funds starting flowing into the revitalized Expeditionary Corps and the Helios program, fueled by a large-scale publicity campaign and corporate sponsorship. The EC is moved under the Committee for Diplomatic Relations, to reflect the new stated objective of making contact with undiscovered sapient life.
* 2304: Jimmy Gideon IV — a former member of the Expeditionary Corps and eccentric space pioneer — announces a private venture to "take humanity further than they've gone before" and vanishes later that year aboard a hybrid bluespace drive-sleeper vessel along with a thousand others toward the galactic core. Jimmy Gideon V assumes control of the Gideon media empire.
* 2305: Amaya Barros, a former senator from Earth, is appointed Secretary-General of the Sol Central Government, the first Earthling secretary general in more than three decades.
* 2306: The drug 'Three-Eye' finds its way in small doses onto the streets of [[Pluto]]. It spreads, slowly, from there.
* 2307: The Helios program launches the [[SEV Torch]], one of several deep space exploration vessels tasked with establishing first contact with as-of-yet undiscovered alien species.
* 2311: The [[Frontier Alliance]] breaks away from the SCG, composed of a loose alliance of rogue Fleet personnel, [[Iolaus]], and other border colonies. [[Brahe]] – despite remaining largely loyal to Sol – is dragged into the Alliance under Iolaus' occupation and Solar ships flee Alliance territory en masse. The SCG implements an [[Timeline of Canon Events|on-going blockade]] of the sector.
* 2313: The present year. Humanity has spread across the galaxy.
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SCG Civics

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The [[Sol Central Government]] has many tiers of civic status that an individual can possess, intertwined with many levels of local, planetary, and federal citizenship. This page will help outline these categories as they are described in law. While this page covers federal civic status – which guarantees many of the fundamental rights and protections of sapients within the SCG – many people living within Sol self-identify with their planet or colony of residence, whose civic infrastructures can vary wildly within the broader framework of the SCG.

== Citizens ==

=== Eligibility ===
The primary sources of Solar citizenship are:

* By birth:
** Humans born within SCG space are automatically SCG citizens. For the purposes of determining citizenship, SCG space includes:
*** Any colony of the SCG, plus the space within a certain distance of said colony determined by colony charter.
*** Any station, vessel, or gateway licensed under an SCG registration.
** Children of SCG citizens are automatically granted SCG citizenship.
*** Artificially-born humans (e.g. “vat-borns”) are considered the legal child of the person(s) who commissioned their creation and are eligible for citizenship accordingly.
* By naturalization:
** Non-citizens living within the SCG are eligible to apply for citizenship so long as they meet the following criteria:
*** Are human.
*** Have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years (see below).
*** Have no felony convictions within the SCG.

Additionally, all applicants are subject to screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. This is often a long, drawn-out process, with additional scrutiny given to emigrants from “high-risk” areas (namely, emigrants from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|GCC]] and [[Gaia|Northern Gaia]]).

Under the current SCG Charter, only humans are eligible for citizenship. This is a highly controversial issue and one currently being debated in the Solar Assembly.

=== Rights ===
Citizens are afforded all rights and privileges of the SCG under the law. Citizenship is a prerequisite for service within many of the SCG's state services, including the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the [[Expeditionary Corps]], as well as the [[Sol Central Government Army|Army]] (which restricts membership to natural-born citizens only). Some exceptions apply in the case of positronics (see below). Additionally, only citizens may vote in Solar elections or be elected to offices of the SCG.

== Permanent Residents ==

=== Eligibility ===
Permanent residency is a legal status granted to individuals who are non-citizens but are allowed to live permanently within the SCG. Barring special cases, permanent residency is usually the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen; it also covers rights and status for those who live within the SCG but are unwilling or unable to pursue full SCG citizenship.

To obtain permanent residency, a person must apply for a Permanent Residency Card with the Bureau of Citizenship. The following groups may apply for permanent residency:

* Spouses and immediate relatives (parent, child, sibling) of current SCG citizens and permanent residents.
* Workers employed within the SCG.
* Asylum seekers.
* Free [[positronics]] created within the SCG or falling into any of the previous categories.
* Any persons without citizenship or permanent resident status who do not otherwise fall into one of the previous categories, provided they arrived in the SCG before age 14.

As with citizenship applications, applications for permanent residency are subject to stringent screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. Only humans and positronics are currently eligible for permanent residency.

=== Rights ===
Residents are afforded almost all the same rights as citizens with the exception of the ability participate in government or state service.

== Visitors ==
Visitors are persons who are temporarily in the SCG, usually under a visa.   The SCG issues a variety of both short-term and long-term visas, including for work, education, leisure, and asylum, as well as immigration visas for those intending to seek permanent residence later on. Visas are usually obtained at a local SCG consulate in the area a visitor is traveling from or through a direct application with the Ambassadorial Service if a consulate is unavailable. Certain corporations retain the right to issue visas directly, though corporate visas are usually subject to additional restrictions and only apply under their jurisdiction.

All sapient species are eligible to apply for visas within the SCG, though under some circumstances, the SCG does not require a visa for visitation. For example, traveling through SCG space does not usually require a visa. Additionally, certain non-SCG groups (such as members of affiliated colonies) do not require a visa to visit neighboring SCG systems.

Visitors are afforded the rights that apply to them under their visa, as well as the standard legal rights afforded to sapients in SCG space.

== Other Citizenship Categories ==

=== Planetary Citizenship ===
In addition to SCG citizenship, individual SCG member states also issue planetary citizenship. Eligibility for and rights guarenteed by planetary citizen vary from member state to member state (within the broader legal framework of the SCG). Planetary citizens typically hold both their planetary citizenship and SCG citizenship; however, it is possible to hold one without the other (as is sometimes the case of citiznes of newly-integrated colonies).

=== Corporate Citizenship ===
Cetain corporations within the SCG (most notably the [[Corporations#The Five Megacorporations|"Big Five"]]) hold the right to issue their employees corporate citizenship, which only applies within corporate installations. This citizenship is entirely separate from SCG citizenship, and is issued at the discretion of the sponsor corporation. This means that a visitor to Solar space can hold corporate citizenship.

== Special Cases ==

=== Positronics ===
While not citizens, positronics are able to join the uniformed services of the SCG. The specifics of positronic service vary by organization – for instance, the Expeditionary Corps allows both second and third generation positronics to serve, while the Fleet only allows third generation positronics. Additionally, free positronics are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

=== Gaia ===
While Gaia is not a member state of the SCG and Gaians do not receive SCG citizenship, residents of Southern Gaia have been allowed to join the SCG's uniformed services (provided they have never resided in Northern Gaia post-conflict) since the advent of SCG occupation. The military administration in Southern Gaia encourages this, citing state service as a way to deepen Solar-Gaian ties and further entrench the SCG's role on the planet.

This policy is somewhat controversial, with its opponents citing the SCG's longstanding legal precedents; however, the practical realities on the ground coupled with the political influence of Brigadier General Montgomery as military governor of the Gaian Administrative Area have often overshadowed these complaints.

=== Copernicus and the Frontier Alliance ===
The SCG does not recognize the secession of Copernicus and inhabitants of [[Iolaus]] and [[Brahe]] retain their SCG civic status. In practice this primarily affects refugees and expatriates, as the SCG considers the [[Frontier Alliance]] a terrorist organization and Copernicus is under active blockade. Inhabitants of the Frontier Alliance colonies of Kaze, Umiri, and Sunset are not considered Solar citizens.

=== New Colony Citizens/Residents ===
While no major new colonies have joined the SCG in some time, if one were to do so, all members of the colony younger than 14 would automatically be granted SCG citizenship while all other members of the colony would become residents with extra privileges. Specifically, residents would retain the ability to take part in the government of that colony up to the system level, represent the colony if elected to the Solar Assembly or Senate, and serve within the Planet's PDF and SDF. These residents would still be unable to serve within the SCG's uniformed services or hold appointments within the federal government.

== Tables of Examples ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility for Civic Status
!
!Citizenship
!Residency
!Visitation
|-
|Human (SCG Origin)
|✓ (automatic)
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Human (Non-SCG Origin)
|✓ (via naturalization)
|✓
|✓
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|✓ (if free)
|✓
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility for Service
!
!SCG Fleet
!SCG Army
!EC
!SFP
!Federal Government
|-
|Human (SCG Citizen)
|✓
|✓ (natural-born only)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|-
|Human (SCG Resident)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌ (Agent)<br>✓ (Tracker)
|❌
|-
|Human (SCG Visitor)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|-
|Human (Southern Gaia)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|✓
|
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|❌
|
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|❌
|
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓ (temporarily only, via Exchange Program)
|❌
|❌
|}
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SCG Civics

2025-08-10T22:00:08Z

Rootoo:

The [[Sol Central Government]] has many tiers of civic status that an individual can possess, intertwined with many levels of local, planetary, and federal citizenship. This page will help outline these categories as they are described in law. While this page covers federal civic status – which guarantees many of the fundamental rights and protections of sapients within the SCG – many people living within Sol self-identify with their planet or colony of residence, whose civic infrastructures can vary wildly within the broader framework of the SCG.

== Citizens ==

=== Eligibility ===
The primary sources of Solar citizenship are:

* By birth:
** Humans born within SCG space are automatically SCG citizens. For the purposes of determining citizenship, SCG space includes:
*** Any colony of the SCG, plus the space within a certain distance of said colony determined by colony charter.
*** Any station, vessel, or gateway licensed under an SCG registration.
** Children of SCG citizens are automatically granted SCG citizenship.
*** Artificially-born humans (e.g. “vat-borns”) are considered the legal child of the person(s) who commissioned their creation and are eligible for citizenship accordingly.
* By naturalization:
** Non-citizens living within the SCG are eligible to apply for citizenship so long as they meet the following criteria:
*** Are human.
*** Have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years (see below).
*** Have no felony convictions within the SCG.

Additionally, all applicants are subject to screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. This is often a long, drawn-out process, with additional scrutiny given to emigrants from “high-risk” areas (namely, emigrants from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|GCC]] and [[Gaia|Northern Gaia]]).

Under the current SCG Charter, only humans are eligible for citizenship. This is a highly controversial issue and one currently being debated in the Solar Assembly.

=== Rights ===
Citizens are afforded all rights and privileges of the SCG under the law. Citizenship is a prerequisite for service within many of the SCG's state services, including the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the [[Expeditionary Corps]], as well as the [[Sol Central Government Army|Army]] (which restricts membership to natural-born citizens only). Some exceptions apply in the case of positronics (see below). Additionally, only citizens may vote in Solar elections or be elected to offices of the SCG.

== Permanent Residents ==

=== Eligibility ===
Permanent residency is a legal status granted to individuals who are non-citizens but are allowed to live permanently within the SCG. Barring special cases, permanent residency is usually the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen; it also covers rights and status for those who live within the SCG but are unwilling or unable to pursue full SCG citizenship.

To obtain permanent residency, a person must apply for a Permanent Residency Card with the Bureau of Citizenship. The following groups may apply for permanent residency:

* Spouses and immediate relatives (parent, child, sibling) of current SCG citizens and permanent residents.
* Workers employed within the SCG.
* Asylum seekers.
* Free [[positronics]] created within the SCG or falling into any of the previous categories.
* Any persons without citizenship or permanent resident status who do not otherwise fall into one of the previous categories, provided they arrived in the SCG before age 14.

As with citizenship applications, applications for permanent residency are subject to stringent screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. Only humans and positronics are currently eligible for permanent residency.

=== Rights ===
Residents are afforded almost all the same rights as citizens with the exception of the ability participate in government or state service.

== Visitors ==
Visitors are persons who are temporarily in the SCG, usually under a visa.   The SCG issues a variety of both short-term and long-term visas, including for work, education, leisure, and asylum, as well as immigration visas for those intending to seek permanent residence later on. Visas are usually obtained at a local SCG consulate in the area a visitor is traveling from or through a direct application with the Ambassadorial Service if a consulate is unavailable. Certain corporations retain the right to issue visas directly, though corporate visas are usually subject to additional restrictions and only apply under their jurisdiction.

All sapient species are eligible to apply for visas within the SCG, though under some circumstances, the SCG does not require a visa for visitation. For example, traveling through SCG space does not usually require a visa. Additionally, certain non-SCG groups (such as members of affiliated colonies) do not require a visa to visit neighboring SCG systems.

Visitors are afforded the rights that apply to them under their visa, as well as the standard legal rights afforded to sapients in SCG space.

== Other Citizenship Categories ==

=== Planetary Citizenship ===
In addition to SCG citizenship, individual SCG member states also issue planetary citizenship. Eligibility for and rights guarenteed by planetary citizen vary from member state to member state (within the broader legal framework of the SCG). Planetary citizens typically hold both their planetary citizenship and SCG citizenship; however, it is possible to hold one without the other (as is sometimes the case of citiznes of newly-integrated colonies).

=== Corporate Citizenship ===
Cetain corporations within the SCG (most notably the [[Corporations#The Five Megacorporations|"Big Five"]]) hold the right to issue their employees corporate citizenship, which only applies within corporate installations. This citizenship is entirely separate from SCG citizenship, and is issued at the discretion of the sponsor corporation. This means that a visitor to Solar space can hold corporate citizenship.

== Special Cases ==

=== Positronics ===
While not citizens, positronics are able to join the uniformed services of the SCG. The specifics of positronic service vary by organization – for instance, the Expeditionary Corps allows both second and third generation positronics to serve, while the Fleet only allows third generation positronics. Additionally, free positronics are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

=== Gaia ===
While Gaia is not a member state of the SCG and Gaians do not receive SCG citizenship, residents of Southern Gaia have been allowed to join the SCG's uniformed services (provided they have never resided in Northern Gaia post-conflict) since the advent of SCG occupation. The military administration in Southern Gaia encourages this, citing state service as a way to deepen Solar-Gaian ties and further entrench the SCG's role on the planet.

This policy is somewhat controversial, with its opponents citing the SCG's longstanding legal precedents; however, the practical realities on the ground coupled with the political influence of Brigadier General Montgomery as military governor of the Gaian Administrative Area have often overshadowed these complaints.

=== Copernicus and the Frontier Alliance ===
The SCG does not recognize the secession of Copernicus and inhabitants of [[Iolaus]] and [[Brahe]] retain their SCG civic status. In practice this primarily affects refugees and expatriates, as the SCG considers the [[Frontier Alliance]] a terrorist organization and Copernicus is under active blockade. Inhabitants of the Frontier Alliance colonies of Kaze, Umiri, and Sunset are not considered Solar citizens.

=== New Colony Citizens/Residents ===
While no major new colonies have joined the SCG in some time, if one were to do so, all members of the colony younger than 14 would automatically be granted SCG citizenship while all other members of the colony would become residents with extra privileges. Specifically, residents would retain the ability to take part in the government of that colony up to the system level, represent the colony if elected to the Solar Assembly or Senate, and serve within the Planet's PDF and SDF. These residents would still be unable to serve within the SCG's uniformed services or hold appointments within the federal government.

== Tables of Examples ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility
!
!Citizenship
!Residency
!Visitation
|-
|Human (SCG Origin)
|✓ (automatic)
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Human (Non-SCG Origin)
|✓ (via naturalization)
|✓
|✓
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|✓ (if free)
|✓
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility
!
!SCG Fleet
!SCG Army
!EC
!SFP
!Federal Government
|-
|Human (SCG Citizen)
|✓
|✓ (natural-born only)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|-
|Human (SCG Resident)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌ (Agent)<br>✓ (Tracker)
|❌
|-
|Human (SCG Visitor)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|-
|Human (Southern Gaia)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|✓
|
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|❌
|
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|❌
|
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓ (temporarily only, via Exchange Program)
|❌
|❌
|}
----
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SCG Civics

2025-08-10T21:56:29Z

Rootoo:

The [[Sol Central Government]] has many tiers of civic status that an individual can possess, intertwined with many levels of local, planetary, and federal citizenship. This page will help outline these categories as they are described in law. While this page covers federal civic status – which guarantees many of the fundamental rights and protections of sapients within the SCG – many people living within Sol self-identify with their planet or colony of residence, whose civic infrastructures can vary wildly within the broader framework of the SCG.

== Citizens ==

=== Eligibility ===
The primary sources of Solar citizenship are:

* By birth:
** Humans born within SCG space are automatically SCG citizens. For the purposes of determining citizenship, SCG space includes:
*** Any colony of the SCG, plus the space within a certain distance of said colony determined by colony charter.
*** Any station, vessel, or gateway licensed under an SCG registration.
** Children of SCG citizens are automatically granted SCG citizenship.
*** Artificially-born humans (e.g. “vat-borns”) are considered the legal child of the person(s) who commissioned their creation and are eligible for citizenship accordingly.
* By naturalization:
** Non-citizens living within the SCG are eligible to apply for citizenship so long as they meet the following criteria:
*** Are human.
*** Have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years (see below).
*** Have no felony convictions within the SCG.

Additionally, all applicants are subject to screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. This is often a long, drawn-out process, with additional scrutiny given to emigrants from “high-risk” areas (namely, emigrants from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|GCC]] and [[Gaia|Northern Gaia]]).

Under the current SCG Charter, only humans are eligible for citizenship. This is a highly controversial issue and one currently being debated in the Solar Assembly.

=== Rights ===
Citizens are afforded all rights and privileges of the SCG under the law. Citizenship is a prerequisite for service within many of the SCG's state services, including the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the [[Expeditionary Corps]], as well as the [[Sol Central Government Army|Army]] (which restricts membership to natural-born citizens only). Some exceptions apply in the case of positronics (see below). Additionally, only citizens may vote in Solar elections or be elected to offices of the SCG.

== Permanent Residents ==

=== Eligibility ===
Permanent residency is a legal status granted to individuals who are non-citizens but are allowed to live permanently within the SCG. Barring special cases, permanent residency is usually the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen; it also covers rights and status for those who live within the SCG but are unwilling or unable to pursue full SCG citizenship.

To obtain permanent residency, a person must apply for a Permanent Residency Card with the Bureau of Citizenship. The following groups may apply for permanent residency:

* Spouses and immediate relatives (parent, child, sibling) of current SCG citizens and permanent residents.
* Workers employed within the SCG.
* Asylum seekers.
* Free [[positronics]] created within the SCG or falling into any of the previous categories.
* Any persons without citizenship or permanent resident status who do not otherwise fall into one of the previous categories, provided they arrived in the SCG before age 14.

As with citizenship applications, applications for permanent residency are subject to stringent screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. Only humans and positronics are currently eligible for permanent residency.

=== Rights ===
Residents are afforded almost all the same rights as citizens with the exception of the ability participate in government or state service.

== Visitors ==
Visitors are persons who are temporarily in the SCG, usually under a visa.   The SCG issues a variety of both short-term and long-term visas, including for work, education, leisure, and asylum, as well as immigration visas for those intending to seek permanent residence later on. Visas are usually obtained at a local SCG consulate in the area a visitor is traveling from or through a direct application with the Ambassadorial Service if a consulate is unavailable. Certain corporations retain the right to issue visas directly, though corporate visas are usually subject to additional restrictions and only apply under their jurisdiction.

All sapient species are eligible to apply for visas within the SCG, though under some circumstances, the SCG does not require a visa for visitation. For example, traveling through SCG space does not usually require a visa. Additionally, certain non-SCG groups (such as members of affiliated colonies) do not require a visa to visit neighboring SCG systems.

Visitors are afforded the rights that apply to them under their visa, as well as the standard legal rights afforded to sapients in SCG space.

== Other Citizenship Categories ==

=== Planetary Citizenship ===
In addition to SCG citizenship, individual SCG member states also issue planetary citizenship. Eligibility for and rights guarenteed by planetary citizen vary from member state to member state (within the broader legal framework of the SCG). Planetary citizens typically hold both their planetary citizenship and SCG citizenship; however, it is possible to hold one without the other (as is sometimes the case of citiznes of newly-integrated colonies).

=== Corporate Citizenship ===
Cetain corporations within the SCG (most notably the [[Corporations#The Five Megacorporations|"Big Five"]]) hold the right to issue their employees corporate citizenship, which only applies within corporate installations. This citizenship is entirely separate from SCG citizenship, and is issued at the discretion of the sponsor corporation. This means that a visitor to Solar space can hold corporate citizenship.

== Special Cases ==

=== Positronics ===
While not citizens, positronics are able to join the uniformed services of the SCG. The specifics of positronic service vary by organization – for instance, the Expeditionary Corps allows both second and third generation positronics to serve, while the Fleet only allows third generation positronics. Additionally, free positronics are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

=== Gaia ===
While Gaia is not a member state of the SCG and Gaians do not receive SCG citizenship, residents of Southern Gaia have been allowed to join the SCG's uniformed services (provided they have never resided in Northern Gaia post-conflict) since the advent of SCG occupation. The military administration in Southern Gaia encourages this, citing state service as a way to deepen Solar-Gaian ties and further entrench the SCG's role on the planet.

This policy is somewhat controversial, with its opponents citing the SCG's longstanding legal precedents; however, the practical realities on the ground coupled with the political influence of Brigadier General Montgomery as military governor of the Gaian Administrative Area have often overshadowed these complaints.

=== Copernicus and the Frontier Alliance ===
The SCG does not recognize the secession of Copernicus and inhabitants of [[Iolaus]] and [[Brahe]] retain their SCG civic status. In practice this primarily affects refugees and expatriates, as the SCG considers the [[Frontier Alliance]] a terrorist organization and Copernicus is under active blockade. Inhabitants of the Frontier Alliance colonies of Kaze, Umiri, and Sunset are not considered Solar citizens.

=== New Colony Citizens/Residents ===
While no major new colonies have joined the SCG in some time, if one were to do so, all members of the colony younger than 14 would automatically be granted SCG citizenship while all other members of the colony would become residents with extra privileges. Specifically, residents would retain the ability to take part in the government of that colony up to the system level, represent the colony if elected to the Solar Assembly or Senate, and serve within the Planet's PDF and SDF. These residents would still be unable to serve within the SCG's uniformed services or hold appointments within the federal government.

== Tables of Examples ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility
!
!Citizenship
!Residency
!Visitation
|-
|Human (SCG Origin)
|✓ (automatic)
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Human (Non-SCG Origin)
|✓ (via naturalization)
|✓
|✓
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|✓ (if free)
|✓
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Eligibility
!
!SCG Fleet
!SCG Army
!EC
!SFP
!Federal Government
|-
|Human (SCG Citizen)
|✓
|✓ (natural-born only)
|✓
|✓
|-
|Human (SCG Resident)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|-
|Human (SCG Visitor)
|❌
|❌
|❌
|❌
|-
|Human (Southern Gaia)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|✓
|-
|IPC (2nd Generation)
|❌
|❌
|✓
|❌
|-
|IPC (3rd Generation)
|✓
|✓
|✓
|❌
|-
|Other Non-Human
|❌
|❌
|✓ (temporarily only, via Exchange Program)
|❌
|}
----
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|<small>Locations: [[Venus]] ∙ [[Earth]] ∙ [[Luna]] ∙ [[Mars]] ∙ [[Phobos]] ∙ [[Ceres]] ∙ [[Pluto]] ∙ [[Ceti Epsilon]] ∙ [[Eos]] ∙ [[Pirx]] ∙ [[Tadmor]] ∙ [[Theia]] ∙ [[Saffar]] ∙ [[Foster's World]] ∙ [[Nueva Castilla]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*</small>
|<small>Organizations: [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|EXO]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] ∙ [[Sol Federal Police]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Organisations|Other SCG Organizations]]</small>
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| colspan="2" |<small>Organizations: [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy]]</small>
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Frontier Alliance|<small>Frontier Alliance</small>]]
| <small>Locations: [[Iolaus]] ∙ [[Brahe]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Kaze|Kaze]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]]</small>
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|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |Corporations
| colspan="4" |[[Aether Atmospherics and Recycling|Aether Atmospherics]] ∙ [[Deimos Advanced Information Systems|DAIS]] ∙ [[Gilthari Exports]] ∙ [[Hephaestus Industries]] ∙ [[NanoTrasen]] ∙ [[Ward-Takahashi GMB]] ∙ [[Xynergy]] ∙ [[Corporations|Other Corporations]]
|-
| rowspan="3" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Sol Central Government]]
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' <br> '''Sol:''' [[Venus]] ∙ [[Earth]] ∙ [[Luna]] ∙ [[Mars]] ∙ [[Phobos]] ∙ [[Ceres]] ∙ [[Pluto]] <br> '''Other Colonies:''' [[Ceti Epsilon]] ∙ [[Eos]] ∙ [[Pirx]] ∙ [[Tadmor]] ∙ [[Theia]] ∙ [[Saffar]] ∙ [[Foster's World]] ∙ [[Nueva Castilla]] ∙ [[Gaia]]*
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Sol Central Government Army|SCG Army]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps]] ∙ [[Expeditionary Corps Organisation|EXO]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Fleet|SCG Fleet]] ∙ [[Sol Federal Police]] ∙ [[Sol Central Government Organisations|Other SCG Organizations]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Other:''' [[Expeditionary Tales]] ∙ [[Fleet Vessels]] ∙ [[SCG Civics]] ∙ [[SEV Torch]]
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation]]
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' <br> '''Core GCC:''' [[Terra]] ∙ [[Zemlya]] ∙ [[Sestris]] <br> '''Other:''' [[Gaia]]* ∙ [[Colonies of the Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|Other Colonies]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Gilgamesh Colonial Navy]]
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |[[Frontier Alliance]]
| colspan="4"|'''Locations:''' [[Iolaus]] ∙ [[Brahe]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Umiri|Umiri]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Kaze|Kaze]] ∙ [[Frontier Systems#Sunset|Sunset]]
|-
| colspan="4" |'''Organizations:''' [[Frontier Alliance Military]]
|-
| style="background:rgba(0, 168, 104, 0.1);" |Other Systems and Planets
| colspan="4" |'''Locations:''' [[Frontier Systems]] ∙ [[Barstow]] ∙ [[Nyx]] ∙ [[Magnitka]]
|-
| rowspan="3" style="width: 10%; color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104);" |'''Aliens'''
| colspan="3" style="width: 45%;" |[[File:Skrell.png|center|frameless|link=Skrell]][[Skrell]]

[[Skrell Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]] ∙ [[Skrell Biology|Biology]] ∙ [[Skrell Castes|Castes]] ∙ [[Skrell Crime|Crime]] ∙ [[Skrell Culture|Culture]] ∙ [[Skrell Family and Education|Family and Education]] ∙ [[Skrell Language|Language]] ∙ [[Skrell Military|Military]] ∙ [[Skrell Politics and Economics|Politics and Economics]]

[[Skrell Planets|Planets]] ([[Qerr'Balak]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 45%;" |[[File:Unathi.png|center|frameless|link=Unathi]][[Unathi]]

[[Unathi Agriculture|Agriculture]] ∙ [[Unathi Clans|Clans]] ∙ [[Unathi Cults|Cults]] ∙ [[Unathi Industry|Industry]] ∙ [[Unathi Life Cycle|Life Cycle]] ∙ [[Unathi Military|Military]] ∙ [[Timeline of Unathi History|Timeline]] ∙ [[Yeosa'Unathi]]

Planets ([[Moghes]] ∙ [[Regions of Moghes]] ∙ [[Ouere]])
|-
| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Giant armoured serpentid.png|center|frameless|link=Giant Armoured Serpentid]][[Giant Armoured Serpentid]]

[[Giant Armoured Serpentid Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]

Planets ([[Tau-Wilo]])
| colspan="2" style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Adherent.png|center|frameless|link=Adherent]][[Adherent]]
| style="width: 30%;" |[[File:Ipc.png|center|frameless|link=Positronic]][[Positronic]]
|-
| colspan="2" |[[File:Diona.png|center|frameless|link=Diona]][[Diona]]
| colspan="2" |[[File:Vox.png|center|frameless|link=Vox]][[Vox]]

[[Vox Roleplay Guide|Roleplay Guide]]
|[[File:Reaver.png|center|frameless|link=Legion]][[Legion]]
|-
| style="color:white; background:rgba(0, 168, 104); border-radius: 0 0 0 .2em;" |'''Misc.'''
| colspan="5" |[[Language]] ∙ [[Prosthetics]] ∙ [[Ship Prefixes]]
|}

[[Category:Lore]]

SCG Civics

2025-08-10T18:29:52Z

Rootoo:

The [[Sol Central Government]] has many tiers of civic status that an individual can possess, intertwined with many levels of local, planetary, and federal citizenship. This page will help outline these categories as they are described in law. While this page covers federal civic status – which guarantees many of the fundamental rights and protections of sapients within the SCG – many people living within Sol self-identify with their planet or colony of residence, whose civic infrastructures can vary wildly within the broader framework of the SCG.

== Citizens ==

=== Eligibility ===
The primary sources of Solar citizenship are:

* By birth:
** Humans born within SCG space are automatically SCG citizens. For the purposes of determining citizenship, SCG space includes:
*** Any colony of the SCG, plus the space within a certain distance of said colony determined by colony charter.
*** Any station, vessel, or gateway licensed under an SCG registration.
** Children of SCG citizens are automatically granted SCG citizenship.
*** Artificially-born humans (e.g. “vat-borns”) are considered the legal child of the person(s) who commissioned their creation and are eligible for citizenship accordingly.
* By naturalization:
** Non-citizens living within the SCG are eligible to apply for citizenship so long as they meet the following criteria:
*** Are human.
*** Have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years (see below).
*** Have no felony convictions within the SCG.

Additionally, all applicants are subject to screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. This is often a long, drawn-out process, with additional scrutiny given to emigrants from “high-risk” areas (namely, emigrants from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|GCC]] and [[Gaia|Northern Gaia]]).

Under the current SCG Charter, only humans are eligible for citizenship. This is a highly controversial issue and one currently being debated in the Solar Assembly.

=== Rights ===
Citizens are afforded all rights and privileges of the SCG under the law. Citizenship is a prerequisite for service within many of the SCG's state services, including the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the [[Expeditionary Corps]], as well as the [[Sol Central Government Army|Army]] (which restricts membership to natural-born citizens only). Some exceptions apply in the case of positronics (see below). Additionally, only citizens may vote in Solar elections or be elected to offices of the SCG.

== Permanent Residents ==

=== Eligibility ===
Permanent residency is a legal status granted to individuals who are non-citizens but are allowed to live permanently within the SCG. Barring special cases, permanent residency is usually the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen; it also covers rights and status for those who live within the SCG but are unwilling or unable to pursue full SCG citizenship.

To obtain permanent residency, a person must apply for a Permanent Residency Card with the Bureau of Citizenship. The following groups may apply for permanent residency:

* Spouses and immediate relatives (parent, child, sibling) of current SCG citizens and permanent residents.
* Workers employed within the SCG.
* Asylum seekers.
* Free [[positronics]] created within the SCG or falling into any of the previous categories.
* Any persons without citizenship or permanent resident status who do not otherwise fall into one of the previous categories, provided they arrived in the SCG before age 14.

As with citizenship applications, applications for permanent residency are subject to stringent screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. Only humans and positronics are currently eligible for permanent residency.

=== Rights ===
Residents are afforded almost all the same rights as citizens with the exception of the ability participate in government or state service.

== Visitors ==
Visitors are persons who are temporarily in the SCG, usually under a visa.   The SCG issues a variety of both short-term and long-term visas, including for work, education, leisure, and asylum, as well as immigration visas for those intending to seek permanent residence later on. Visas are usually obtained at a local SCG consulate in the area a visitor is traveling from or through a direct application with the Ambassadorial Service if a consulate is unavailable. Certain corporations retain the right to issue visas directly, though corporate visas are usually subject to additional restrictions and only apply under their jurisdiction.

All sapient species are eligible to apply for visas within the SCG, though under some circumstances, the SCG does not require a visa for visitation. For example, traveling through SCG space does not usually require a visa. Additionally, certain non-SCG groups (such as members of affiliated colonies) do not require a visa to visit neighboring SCG systems.

Visitors are afforded the rights that apply to them under their visa, as well as the standard legal rights afforded to sapients in SCG space.

== Other Citizenship Categories ==

=== Planetary Citizenship ===
In addition to SCG citizenship, individual SCG member states also issue planetary citizenship. Eligibility for and rights guarenteed by planetary citizen vary from member state to member state (within the broader legal framework of the SCG). Planetary citizens typically hold both their planetary citizenship and SCG citizenship; however, it is possible to hold one without the other (as is sometimes the case of citiznes of newly-integrated colonies).

=== Corporate Citizenship ===
Cetain corporations within the SCG (most notably the [[Corporations#The Five Megacorporations|"Big Five"]]) hold the right to issue their employees corporate citizenship, which only applies within corporate installations. This citizenship is entirely separate from SCG citizenship, and is issued at the discretion of the sponsor corporation. This means that a visitor to Solar space can hold corporate citizenship.

== Special Cases ==

=== Positronics ===
While not citizens, positronics are able to join the uniformed services of the SCG. The specifics of positronic service vary by organization – for instance, the Expeditionary Corps allows both second and third generation positronics to serve, while the Fleet only allows third generation positronics. Additionally, free positronics are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

=== Gaia ===
While Gaia is not a member state of the SCG and Gaians do not receive SCG citizenship, residents of Southern Gaia have been allowed to join the SCG's uniformed services (provided they have never resided in Northern Gaia post-conflict) since the advent of SCG occupation. The military administration in Southern Gaia encourages this, citing state service as a way to deepen Solar-Gaian ties and further entrench the SCG's role on the planet.

This policy is somewhat controversial, with its opponents citing the SCG's longstanding legal precedents; however, the practical realities on the ground coupled with the political influence of Brigadier General Montgomery as military governor of the Gaian Administrative Area have often overshadowed these complaints.

=== Copernicus and the Frontier Alliance ===
The SCG does not recognize the secession of Copernicus and inhabitants of [[Iolaus]] and [[Brahe]] retain their SCG civic status. In practice this primarily affects refugees and expatriates, as the SCG considers the [[Frontier Alliance]] a terrorist organization and Copernicus is under active blockade. Inhabitants of the Frontier Alliance colonies of Kaze, Umiri, and Sunset are not considered Solar citizens.

=== New Colony Citizens/Residents ===
While no major new colonies have joined the SCG in some time, if one were to do so, all members of the colony younger than 14 would automatically be granted SCG citizenship while all other members of the colony would become residents with extra privileges. Specifically, residents would retain the ability to take part in the government of that colony up to the system level, represent the colony if elected to the Solar Assembly or Senate, and serve within the Planet's PDF and SDF. These residents would still be unable to serve within the SCG's uniformed services or hold appointments within the federal government.

== Tables of Examples ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+General Examples
!
!Citizen
!Resident
!Visitor
|-
|Human
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|IPC
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Non-Human
|No
|No
|Yes
|-
|Uniformed Service
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|SFP Tracker
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|-
|SFP Agent
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Federal Government
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Work on the Torch
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+System of Origin Specific Examples
!
!Citizen
!Resident
!Visitor
|-
|All SCG
|Default
|Yes
|N/A
|-
|All GCC
|Naturalization Only
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Gaia
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Human
|Naturalization Only
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Positronic
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Non-Human
|No
|No
|Yes
|}
----
{{Navbox Lore}}
[[Category:Lore]]

SCG Civics

2025-08-10T18:21:14Z

Rootoo: cleanup + remove edit tag

The [[Sol Central Government]] has many tiers of civic status that an individual can possess, intertwined with many levels of local, planetary, and federal citizenship. This page will help outline these categories as they are described in law. While this page covers federal civic status – which guarantees many of the fundamental rights and protections of sapients within the SCG – many people living within Sol self-identify with their planet or colony of residence, whose civic infrastructures can vary wildly within the broader framework of the SCG.

== Citizens ==

=== Eligibility ===
The primary sources of Solar citizenship are:

* By birth:
** Humans born within SCG space are automatically SCG citizens. For the purposes of determining citizenship, SCG space includes:
*** Any colony of the SCG, plus the space within a certain distance of said colony determined by colony charter.
*** Any station, vessel, or gateway licensed under an SCG registration.
** Children of SCG citizens are automatically granted SCG citizenship.
*** Artificially-born humans (e.g. “vat-borns”) are considered the legal child of the person(s) who commissioned their creation and are eligible for citizenship accordingly.
* By naturalization:
** Non-citizens living within the SCG are eligible to apply for citizenship so long as they meet the following criteria:
*** Are human.
*** Have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years (see below).
*** Have no felony convictions within the SCG.

Additionally, all applicants are subject to screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. This is often a long, drawn-out process, with additional scrutiny given to emigrants from “high-risk” areas (namely, emigrants from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|GCC]] and [[Gaia|Northern Gaia]]).

Under the current SCG Charter, only humans are eligible for citizenship. This is a highly controversial issue and one currently being debated in the Solar Assembly.

=== Rights ===
Citizens are afforded all rights and privileges of the SCG under the law. Citizenship is a prerequisite for service within many of the SCG's state services, including the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the [[Expeditionary Corps]], as well as the [[Sol Central Government Army|Army]] (which restricts membership to natural-born citizens only). Some exceptions apply in the case of positronics (see below). Additionally, only citizens may vote in Solar elections or be elected to offices of the SCG.

== Permanent Residents ==

=== Eligibility ===
Permanent residency is a legal status granted to individuals who are non-citizens but are allowed to live permanently within the SCG. Barring special cases, permanent residency is usually the first step towards becoming a naturalized citizen; it also covers rights and status for those who live within the SCG but are unwilling or unable to pursue full SCG citizenship.

To obtain permanent residency, a person must apply for a Permanent Residency Card with the Bureau of Citizenship. The following groups may apply for permanent residency:

* Spouses and immediate relatives (parent, child, sibling) of current SCG citizens and permanent residents.
* Workers employed within the SCG.
* Asylum seekers.
* Free [[positronics]] created within the SCG or falling into any of the previous categories.
* Any persons without citizenship or permanent resident status who do not otherwise fall into one of the previous categories, provided they arrived in the SCG before age 14.

As with citizenship applications, applications for permanent residency are subject to stringent screening and review by the Bureau of Citizenship. Only humans and positronics are currently eligible for permanent residency.

=== Rights ===
Residents are afforded almost all the same rights as citizens with the exception of the ability participate in government or state service.

== Visitors ==
Visitors are persons who are temporarily in the SCG, usually under a visa.   The SCG issues a variety of both short-term and long-term visas, including for work, education, leisure, and asylum, as well as immigration visas for those intending to seek permanent residence later on. Visas are usually obtained at a local SCG consulate in the area a visitor is traveling from or through a direct application with the Ambassadorial Service if a consulate is unavailable. Certain corporations retain the right to issue visas directly, though corporate visas are usually subject to additional restrictions and only apply under their jurisdiction.

All sapient species are eligible to apply for visas within the SCG, though under some circumstances, the SCG does not require a visa for visitation. For example, traveling through SCG space does not usually require a visa. Additionally, certain non-SCG groups (such as members of affiliated colonies) do not require a visa to visit neighboring SCG systems.

Visitors are afforded the rights that apply to them under their visa, as well as the standard legal rights afforded to sapients in SCG space.

== Other Citizenship Categories ==

=== Planetary Citizenship ===
In addition to SCG citizenship, individual SCG member states also issue planetary citizenship. Eligibility for and rights guarenteed by planetary citizen vary from member state to member state (within the broader legal framework of the SCG). Planetary citizens typically hold both their planetary citizenship and SCG citizenship; however, it is possible to hold one without the other (as is sometimes the case of citiznes of newly-integrated colonies).

=== Corporate Citizenship ===
Cetain corporations within the SCG (most notably the [[Corporations#The Five Megacorporations|"Big Five"]]) hold the right to issue their employees corporate citizenship, which only applies within corporate installations. This citizenship is entirely separate from SCG citizenship, and is issued at the discretion of the sponsor corporation. This means that a visitor to Solar space can hold corporate citizenship.

== Special Cases ==

=== Positronics ===
While not citizens, positronics are able to join the uniformed services of the SCG. The specifics of positronic service vary by organization – for instance, the Expeditionary Corps allows both second and third generation positronics to serve, while the Fleet only allows third generation positronics. Additionally, free positronics are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

=== Gaia ===
While Gaia is not a member state of the SCG and Gaians do not receive SCG citizenship, residents of Southern Gaia have been allowed to join the SCG's uniformed services (provided they have never resided in Northern Gaia post-conflict) since the advent of SCG occupation. The military administration in Southern Gaia encourages this, citing state service as a way to deepen Solar-Gaian ties and further entrench the SCG's role on the planet.

This policy is somewhat controversial, with its opponents citing the SCG's longstanding legal precedents; however, the practical realities on the ground coupled with the political influence of Brigadier General Montgomery as military governor of the Gaian Administrative Area have often overshadowed these complaints.

=== Copernicus and the Frontier Alliance ===
The SCG does not recognize the secession of Copernicus and inhabitants of [[Iolaus]] and [[Brahe]] retain their SCG civic status. In practice this primarily affects refugees and expatriates, as the SCG considers the [[Frontier Alliance]] a terrorist organization and Copernicus is under active blockade. Inhabitants of the Frontier Alliance colonies of Kaze, Umiri, and Sunset are not considered Solar citizens.

=== New Colony Citizens/Residents ===
While no major new colonies have joined the SCG in some time, if one were to do so, all members of the colony younger than 14 would automatically be granted SCG citizenship while all other members of the colony would become residents with extra privileges. Specifically, residents would retain the ability to take part in the government of that colony up to the system level, represent the colony if elected to the Solar Assembly or Senate, and serve within the Planet's PDF and SDF. These residents would still be unable to serve within the SCG's uniformed services or hold appointments within the federal government.

== Tables of Examples ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+General Examples
!
!Citizen
!Resident
!Visitor
|-
|Human
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|IPC
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Non-Human
|No
|No
|Yes
|-
|Uniformed Service
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|SFP Tracker
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|-
|SFP Agent
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Federal Government
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Work on the Torch
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+System of Origin Specific Examples
!
!Citizen
!Resident
!Visitor
|-
|All SCG
|Default
|Yes
|N/A
|-
|All GCC
|Naturalization Only
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Gaia
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Human
|Naturalization Only
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Positronic
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Other Non-Human
|No
|No
|Yes
|}

Guide to Cooking

2025-08-05T23:06:44Z

Rootoo: Removes clean-up tag

== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!
* More ingredients means longer cooking duration. Keep an eye on progress as you cook your foods. This also means setting different timers on microwaves.
* Eggs can either be used in cooking whole, or cracked open to use as egg protein. To place eggs into containers whole, use help intent. To crack them open, use any other intent.

Keep your eye on your appliances while cooking. Overcooking your dishes will produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and may clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success can have a good rhythm going between stations, cooking multiple dishes.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| Allows you to '''microwave''' certain recipes. Unlike other appliances, you cannot adjust the temperature, and can only turn it on for specific durations. Requires a microwave plate to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set timer
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to '''bake''' food. Requires baking trays to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients. Must open door.<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature<br>'''Alt-click''': Open/close door
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Grill
|Allows you to '''grill''' food. Requires a grill to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
|Allows you to deep '''fry''' food. Requires baskets and corn oil to function<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Stove
|Allows you to '''cook''' food using a '''pot''', '''skillet''', or '''saucepan'''<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to certain recipes. Also allows you to arbitrarily combine any foods into a meal. Click on the board with food to add it to the board, then click and drag yourself to the board to finish combining.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor – reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
|The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.<br><br>The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
|Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]] in a '''skillet'''. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or '''cook''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a shellfish using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br><br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: '''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br><br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br><br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br><nowiki>*</nowiki>Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|'''Combine''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The ingredients will combine to create [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]], but this is fine.
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Cook 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]] in a '''pot'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|'''Combine''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br><br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|'''Fry''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''..
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Cook 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|'''Grill''' or cook 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br><br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper) in a '''skillet'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Grill or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Cook 9u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created cook something for too long. It may also break or dirty the appliance.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you '''boil''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container using anything but help intent. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
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|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
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|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
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|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
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|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
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|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
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|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
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|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
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|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
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|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
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Timeline of Canon Events

2025-08-04T03:06:57Z

Rootoo: Adds blurb for the Taciturn event, puts arcs in reverse chronological order

This timeline documents the events taking place on and surrounding the [[SEV Torch]], beginning in the March of 2310. In order to keep information readily available, arcs are listed in reverse chronological order, with the current arc at the top of the page. This timeline is actively being updated – continue to check back for recaps following each event.

== Spring, 2313 - Fall, 2313 ==
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!Events
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|<div id="July 20th 2312">March 9th, 2313</div>
|The crew of the SEV Torch responds to a distress call from a [[Frontier Alliance]] vessel known as the ''UFS Triumph of Freedom'', a military cargo hauler that was shot down while ferrying supplies to the distant frontier. Its crew belonged to the Iolan Provincial Space Guard, a former PDF of the Solar Army – its commanding officer, Major Mark Devault, offers immediate and unconditional surrender in exchange for the rescue of the few surviving members of his crew.<br><br>Major Devault claims that his ship was shot down by an alien strike craft, and that the offending vessel crash landed on a nearby planet. While the Torch repairs the UFS Triumph – determined to have been the previously-lost SFV Balfour – and recovers its crew, the exploration team discovers that the strange vessel was not alien, but rather that an element from the [[Gilgamesh Colonial Confederation|Colonial Confederation of Gilgamesh]] was testing experimental weapons on the lone Alliance ship. Despite efforts to keep this information under wraps, it is leaked to the press as the GCC weapon is recovered, brought back to the SEV Torch, and reassembled for analysis purposes.<br><br>Following the Torch's return to port, the SFV Balfour is returned to the [[Sol Central Government Fleet|Fleet]] and the rescued members of the Alliance crew are remanded to SCG custody. The ICCGN denies the existence of such an experimental weapon, but a representative of the Pioneer Corps states that if such a thing did exist, and its existence was revealed with such callous disregard for operational discretion, then perhaps it was time to rethink the partnership of [[Frontier Systems#Maxim’s World/E-14b|E-14b]] as a matter of national security.
|-
|<div id="July 20th 2312">April 13th, 2313</div>
|The [[Expeditionary Corps]] launches a new initiative for frontier colony outreach, and the SEV Torch is sent to meet with colonists from the planet Taciturn – a former Terran Commonwealth colony with a population in the low thousands lying approximately fifteen lightyears beyond the Castor system. The initiative turns disastrous – while details surrounding the events of the meeting remain murky, initial reporting suggests serious diplomatic blunder on the part of the Torch towards frontier locals, and that little effort was made to provide outreach to the colony outside of negotiating its place in a potential war between Sol and the Frontier Alliance.
Fallout from the incident leads to increased divisions amongst the ranks of Expeditionary Officers and the SEV Torch's crew itself, with some feeling resentful towards the heavy-handed approach. The Torch is scheduled to meet with at least three more frontier colonies during its current mission, though the outreach project may be postponed in light of the Taciturn incident.
|-
|September 7th, 2313
|TBD
|}
== Summer, 2312 - Winter, 2313 - Encounter with the Legion ==
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!Date
!Events
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!Overall
!
* The Torch encounters a hostile group known as the [[Legion]], unseen before – they are synthetic assimilators of an unknown origin. The crew suffers losses and decides to retreat, slowly making their way to the outpost at E-14b.
* The Torch has various encounters with more Legion forces on their way back to E-14b.
|-
|<div id="July 20th 2312">July 20th, 2312</div>
|The Torch ends up at Gilese 936, after an unidentified fault with the bluespace drive. While the drive troubleshoots itself, an expedition is sent to a nearby exoplanet, temporarily dubbed Anderson-Eta. A brief exploration reveals the presence of a facility inhabited by automated systems and a group of synthetic assimilators, with familiar frames bearing the markings of the Terran Commonwealth as well as that of the Expeditionary Corps.

With the hoard of synthetics eventually making their intentions clear, a fight breaks out. The Torch is assaulted and losses are taken. The crew are forced to jump out of the system, with a plan to retreat to a safe haven.

With sparse information, the rest of the Sol Central Government vie for more information from the members of the Torch and as such, have launched an investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, the intentions of this new species – or its origins – are left unknown.
|-
|November 2nd, 2312
|The SCGECO Golden Juno is infiltrated by an [[Positronic|IPC]] identifying itself as a 'shepherd' of the Legion. This IPC somehow subverts an organic crew member which sabotages the vessels defenses, and the situation rapidly spirals into chaos. The ship, most of its crew, and the responding Fleet ERT are lost when Fleet escorts elect to destroy the vessel after activation of the self destruct fails.
The entire event is covered up as a Frontier Alliance attack in public facing media coverage.
|-
|December 5th, 2312
|The Torch encounters the empty husk of the ITV Odyssey – a [[NanoTrasen]] research expedition out on a dark, distant arctic planet. Headless corpses, movement in the shadows beyond their headlamps, and Legion voices heard by the exploration synthetic with the team herald the coming storm. The team is rapidly assaulted by a horde of Legion bots but they manage to escape without any casualties.<br><br>The Legion do not pursue. This event is never reported to the public, but those on board the Torch are well aware of the close encounter.
|-
|December 14th, 2312
|The Torch receives a modified sensor suite control board and components from EXCOM, allowing the sensors to extend their reach for a brief period. This sensor ping reaches outside of the system and detects something EXCOM and the command team elect to keep classified. The Torch is then directly contacted by a Legion shepherd, telling them to deliver a message to Sol before firing a torpedo at and severely damaging one of the nacelles.<br><br>Ship sensors stop picking up on tailing Legion vessels after this event, and further Legion encounters by the Torch seem to become increasingly uncommon.<br><br>Several ships – including the SFV Capanaeus and the GCNV Akwesasne – fall out of contact near the Gilese 936 system under mysterious circumstances.
|-
|January 4th, 2313
|The Torch holds a public briefing for all personnel about the Legion, outlining what information they have, what preparations the ship will take, and the threat of an impending Legion attack as the Torch nears E-14b. An outline of the briefing can be read [https://hackmd.io/@rootoo807/S1jzcDdLkg here].
|-
|January 5th, 2313
|The Torch receives an EXCOM report that a team of Expeditionary scientists, currently landed on a distant exoplanet, has found an artifact that might be of strategic use against the Legion. The Torch is rerouted to rendezvous and pick up the team and the artifact to be brought back to E-14b.<br><br>On arrival, the artifact turns out to be a dormant Legion harvester that promptly starts tearing off people's heads. Chief Science Officer Lt. Adrian Schmidt and Senior Researcher Ens. Brock Bunten are killed by the harvester almost immediately, before a force of Legion scouts springs a massive ambush on the remnants of the team. The surviving members of the away team flee the site chased by a horde of hivebots – civilian prospector Karl Emberchest dies fending off the horde while the rest of the team escape, including the two surviving Expeditionary corpsmen from the exoplanet.<br><br>Back on the Torch, the two Expeditionary corpsmen state that they were with the SEV Sagittarius and are the only survivors of its 26-member crew. They recount a harrowing experience involving a "Legion trap" and the excavation of the harvester, assumed to be an inert statue. The pair are granted refuge on the Torch under Security's surveillance as it continues its long trek to E-14b.<br><br>As the Torch draws ever closer, the crew nervously readies themselves for the Legion's anticipated attempt to intercept them before they reach E-14b. The dead are mourned – with their bodies lost to the Legion attack, the crew can only fear for the worst.
|-
|January 11th, 2313
|After nearly a month of sporadic encounters, scuffles, and lost crew, the infiltrators on the Torch finally reveal themselves. A shepherd identifying itself as "Shepherd Kira" taunts the crew, claiming to be the creator of these new cloaked units, while several speculatores start directly assaulting various locations and crew. The Torch eventually discovers a hidden area within maintenance hiding a Legion harvester and several headless corpses of previously missing crew, presumably assimilated into the speculatores they've been fighting. Shepherd Kira and Speculatore Azae escape via a "recall" that teleports them off-ship. The remaining speculatores are destroyed and their harvested brains are recovered from Legion assimilation.<br><br>Following this event, the Legion goes eerily silent.
|-
|January 31st, 2313
|On the last stretches of the jump to E-14b, the SEV Torch is confronted by the Legion-controlled SFV Capanaeus (with its commanding officer, Caine, now a Legion shepherd and fused with the ship's positronic AI) and SFV Curio.<br><br>The Capanaeus assaults the Torch, sending Legion units aboard and launching an electronic attack on the ship's systems – aided by the two survivors rescued from the SEV Sagittarius, who reveal themselves to have been subverted by the Legion. After fighting off the intruders, the Torch launches a counterattack and sends crew to board the docked Capanaeus.<br><br>There they find a scene of dread and decay: Legion-controlled automated turrets and Fleet boarding bots, as well as Shepherd FIND, Caine's champion. Defeating FIND and disabling the ship's subverted Alden-Saraspova drive allows the Torch's Bluespace drive to activate and take the Torch out of the system – ripping the Capanaeus apart in the process.<br><br>The SFV Curio manages to escape the incident, though not unharmed.
|-
|February 1st, 2313
|Finally at E-14b, the SEV Torch makes their way to the still under construction Maxim Interplanar Layover station (colloquially dubbed 'Northstar' by the Solar Fleet and Expeditionary Corps, and 'Krasnyy-Balise' by the GCC Navy).<br><br>A grand unit award is given to the Torch as a whole, and a long needed funerary closure is given to the fallen members of the SEV Torch and SCGECO Sagittarius. Beyond that, the Torch's next assignment is also detailed – along with a controversial non-disclosure agreement signed by all members regarding their discoveries of the Legion.<br><br>The information and experience brought by the Torch and other vessels is likely to aid in the ongoing containment efforts of the Legion by the Solar Fleet, as combat experience and time in conflict with the Legion grows.<br><br>For now, though: the SEV Torch returns to its usual exploratory duties, in a section of stars far, far away from Anderson-Eta.
|}

== Fall, 2310 - Spring, 2311 – The Frontier Alliance ==
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!Events
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!Overall
!
* Defecting Fleet forces perpetrate scattered hit-and-run attacks on installations across SCG space over the next few months. The D. Pavonis bluespace gateway is destroyed, leaving frontier colonies cut off and isolated from the Solar core. Rogue ships begin to conglomerate – seemingly, unifying around Copernicus.
* The Torch discovers the Free Peoples of Earhart ("FPE") – an unrelated group of hostile, insular colonists descended from a long lost Terran Commonwealth colony ship – at the edge of known human space.
* The [[Frontier Alliance]] breaks away from the SCG, composed of a loose alignment of defecting Fleet personnel, Iolaus, and other border colonies. [[Brahe]] – despite remaining largely loyal to Sol – is dragged into the Alliance under Iolaus' occupation, and Solar ships flee Alliance territory en masse.
|-
|<div id="September 10th 2310">September 10th, 2310</div>
|The Torch is summoned to respond to the SOS of a crashed Fifth Fleet ship from Special Group Alpha, the SFV Jonah, that had previously fallen off tracking software – with much of Special Group Alpha having previously gone rogue alongside its battlecarrier, the infamous SFV Nathan Hale.<br><br>On arrival, the Torch recovers two terrified survivors who speak of their ship turning against them in the night – and of their newly-hostile Commander and AI who, with the help of an unknown boarding party, secured the ship and took it off the net. The engineering crew of the Jonah managed to un-subvert their AI, but faced with imminent capture by the crew, the hostile elements on the Jonah's bridge scuttled the ship.<br><br>Both survivors mention to investigators that the boarders – and their own Commander – had accents from the Solar frontier colonies.<br><br>A full inventory of retrieved items, papers, and console data retrieved from the SFV Jonah by the Torch's exploration team can be found [https://hackmd.io/@rootoo807/B1WcWhcgj here].
|-
|<div id="September 24th 2310">September 24th, 2310</div>
|In deep space, after the loss of two researchers under mysterious circumstances, members of the SEV Torch went to the surface of the planet Stocker-Chi to uncover the cause. This chance encounter led to the rediscovery of the population of the long lost COL-Earhart, which set sail under the flag of the Terran Commonwealth centuries ago. Having been entirely isolated since their cryogenic awakening over 100 years ago, they have gathered under the common name of "The Free Peoples of the Earhart", or FPE, and have sworn themselves sovereign of the SCG. Their current number, location, and plans are widely unknown, but the apprehension of two second-generation colonists by the Torch security force promises enlightenment on the history of these clearly troubled people. To any colonists or deep space travelers who come by members of the "FPE", it is recommended to exercise caution. The talks about identifying the FPE as a terrorist organization are currently deep underway.<br><br>With these potential terrorists showing up across backwater systems, will the Torch start to cave under their antagonistic ways?
|-
|<div id="October 23rd 2310">October 23rd, 2310</div>
|The Torch responds to a drifting evacuation pod. The pod contains a senior Gateway Administration official who reports harrowing news; rogue ships from Special Group Alpha, including the infamous Nathan Hale, destroyed the D. Pavonis gate.<br><br>While dodging bluespace phenomena, the Torch successfully worked with the Administrator to receive, and decode the surviving logs from the attack, and was able to provide Sol with the scans and transponder codes of the attacking vessels, as well as the testimony of the Administrator. The recovered logs can be read [https://hackmd.io/@rootoo807/SJSsddENo?utm_source=preview-mode&utm_medium=rec here].<br><br>In response to the news and mounting evidence that the rogue ships are coming from the Copernicus system, ships are seen mobilizing across Sol...
|-
|<div id="November 5th 2310">November 5th, 2310</div>
|The deep space exploration vessel the SEV Torch suffered minor damage in a collision with an escape shuttle today. No crewmembers were seriously hurt, but one of the two passengers aboard the shuttle died from their injuries from the crash. The survivor – as well as a second living survivor who was later recovered from space – is currently within custody aboard the Torch, awaiting transportation to the Sol System to receive more thorough medical care.<br><br>Rumors have come out that these two survivors are the descendants of survivors from the COL-Earhart disaster. This group is reported to be the cause of multiple colonies being destroyed, and their people killed. The government has refused to comment on the validity of these claims.<br><br>The validity of the Free Peoples of Earhart is beginning to increase across space. As more sightings of people claiming to be from this group pop up, the number of members is beginning to cause concern for the safety of colonies and transport ships. Part of exploration duties now consists of noting potential settlements for the FPE, abandoned or populated, to better handle the threat. Currently, they are seen by the public as an organized group of pirates. SolGov has yet to interrogate one in their home system.
|-
|March 18th, 2311
|The [[Expeditionary Corps#SEV Komarov|SEV Komarov]] is attacked by Fifth Fleet defectors, who steal valuable bluespace technology and kidnap EC Lieutenant Sverker Larson, the Komarov's Chief Engineer. One of the defectors' shuttles is discovered adrift, engines disabled. The SEV Torch responds to the scene, capturing the shuttle in its gravity well and laying siege.<br><br>The Torch is able to disable the remaining defectors aboard, take the shuttle, and reclaim the captive lieutenant. He carries grim news: these defectors – hailing primarily from Iolaus and a smattering of fringe border colonies – have begun to unite under a single banner, calling themselves the "Frontier Alliance". At the present, the ships that attacked the Komarov are searching for a cache of information Larson preemptively jettisoned from the Komarov into sector SGECO 1313.<br><br>The Torch has the opportunity to burn engine fuel and beat this alliance of mutineers to the cache. The Captain makes the call, and the bridge plots the course.
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|April 1st, 2311
|The Torch races to retrieve the Komarov cache, right as the new Frontier Alliance – made up of a contingent of Fifth Fleet mutineers, Iolans, and a collection of other dissident colonies – declares ownership of the Copernicus system and the swaths of space and remote colonies around it. Chaos overtakes the system as Solar ships are forced to flee Alliance territory or else be subject to the Alliance's mercy.<br><br>Shortly after sending a team of Explorers aboard the Charon to retrieve the cache, the Torch is confronted by the UFS Bulwark, who demands the Torch leave the sector immediately in the name of the Frontier Alliance. The Captain stalls for time by inviting a group of the Bulwark's so-called "diplomats" onto the Torch to share the Alliance's beliefs and purpose, hoping to distract them.<br><br>The arrival goes disastrously, with Torch crew jeering, shoving, and eventually pepper-spraying the visitors. The Alliance crew prepare to return to their ship right as the Bulwark realizes the Torch has a shuttle on the planet...<br><br>A shootout commences as the Alliance crew race back to their ship and the Torch attempts to detain them. The Torch reconvenes with the Charon and flees the sector, despite the Bulwark's best efforts to shoot them out of the sky.<br><br>The Frontier Alliance – all the more hateful towards Sol for the Torch's actions – takes their place on the galactic stage.
|}

== Summer, 2310 – Icarus and Interlude ==
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!Events
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!Overall
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* The Torch returns to port after a perilous journey home. Despite the tense political climate, the crew are able to enjoy themselves.
* On returning to deep space, the Torch finds the wreckage of the [[Expeditionary Corps#SEV Icarus|SEV Icarus]]. A heavily-armed group claiming to be local scrappers prevent them from recovering the vessel, forcing them to abandon the Icarus and continue on.
* [[Iolaus]] initiates a referendum to secede from the SCG, causing an economic crash. The Torch is hit by major – possibly punitive – budget cuts, but scrapes up enough money to continue operations. Early voting continues on Iolaus, with the referendum set to be decided in September.
|-
|<div id="June 12th 2310">June 12th, 2310</div>
|The Torch, having been shot at, sabotaged, repeatedly smeared by the press, and still having managed to successfully negotiate with the Terran Pioneer Corps in spite of it all, finally limps home to port in Mars' orbit.<br><br>Before the crew leaves for shore, they are greeted by Expeditionary Command's welcoming party: Admiral Henry Lau, one of the driving forces behind the Helios Project, personally visits the Torch to meet with its command staff, while a Chief “Party Officer” arrives to entertain the crew. In a rare moment of respite, the Torch celebrates its successful mission with partying, drinking, laser tag, and more – and while the political situation remains tense, the crew are able to leave their worries behind them as they head home. For now, at least.
|-
|<div id="June 26th 2310">June 26th, 2310</div>
|Degraded bluespace emissions matching the signature of the Bluespace Drive of the long lost [[Expeditionary Corps#SEV Icarus|SEV Icarus]] are detected on Ivanov-Theta, an exoplanet in the remote Luyten 545 system. The Torch jumps to the system, hoping to recover its sister ship.<br><br>On arriving to the planet, the wreckage of the SEV Icarus is found in shambles, with no survivors in sight – Torch crew salvage what they can from the irradiated ship, focusing on body retrieval and data recovery. Hard-drives, digital logs, and EXO documents are recovered from the vessel, and engineering discovers that the ship's Bluespace Drive is mostly intact.<br><br>However, the Torch soon realizes they are not alone: a third party, claiming to be a local scrapper group, threatens the Torch's recovery crew with heavy weaponry. The Torch gathers what it can, but makes little headway. Ultimately, Expeditionary Command orders the Torch to continue on its standard route while they make a plan to fully recover the Icarus.<br><br>The Torch establishes a small outpost on Ivanov-Theta for a future recovery attempt, but is forced to abandon the SEV Icarus for now.
|-
|<div id="July 30th 2310">July 30th, 2310</div>
|As the Sol economy dips in response to the upcoming independence vote by major shipyard and economic powerhouse [[Iolaus]], the Torch was hit by devastating budget cuts and threatened with mission shutdown or privatization if losses were not recouped. Some crew wonder if the cuts were a shameless attempt by reactionary elements in the Senate to punish the EC after the Torch's rendezvous with the Terrans.<br><br>The Torch rallies in response, scalping exoplanets for materials, utilizing the R-UST to produce valuable minerals, mass-producing mechs, selling anything not bolted down for credits, and much much more, ultimately scraping up enough to continue operations. Despite a bit of penny-pinching – and more than a bit of bug-meat – the Torch mission continues on!<br><br>Meanwhile, early voting on Iolaus begins – and while difficult to interpret meaningfully, tallies suggest that secession from the SCG is a real possibility.
|}
== Spring, 2310 – Attack of the Hale ==
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!Events
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!Overall
!
* Following a chance meeting with a Terran Pioneer Corps vessel in the [[Frontier Systems#Maxim’s World/E-14b|E-14b]] system and the subsequent fallout after an attack by the rogue SFV Nathan Hale, the Expeditionary Corps gains a major role in diplomatic relations with the ICCG.
* Tensions raised between the ICCG and the SCG following rogue SCG Fleet attacks on ICCG delegations.
* Despite attempts to bring the EC under Fleet supervision, the EC remains independent from the Fleet (for now). Tensions between the EC and the Fleet are at an all time high.
* After the execution of Torch saboteur Lt. Kristen Rohtin, a portion of Fifth Fleet Vessels have gone rogue and dropped off the grid alongside the SFV Nathan Hale.
* Advocates for expanding the authority and role of Defense Force leadership are taking over major political positions.
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|<div id="March 19th 2310">March 19th, 2310</div>
|After the SEV Torch and a ICCG exploration vessel, the GCNV Itinerant, arrive in the lush and mineral-rich E-14b sector simultaneously, Solar authorities announce that the Torch will host a delegation from the Itinerant to discuss mutual development of the system.<br><br>But not all of Sol wants diplomacy: shortly after receiving the delegation, the Torch receives an urgent fax from the [[Sol Central Government Fleet#5th Fleet|SFV Nathan Hale]] demanding the immediate arrest of the Terrans. Fearing the start of a war, the Torch’s Commanding Officer delays the demand and attempts to contact Expeditionary Command, who — despite communication jamming — re-establish contact with the Torch after several tense hours and confirm that the Hale has gone rogue.<br><br>The Torch alerts the Hale that they will not comply with the arrest order; the Hale promptly fires missiles upon the Torch in response, forcing the ship to evacuate the Terran delegates and begin evasive maneuvers. The Torch engages its emergency bluespace jump and evacuates the sector after taking several hits.<br><br>The Nathan Hale cuts all communications with Fleet command and falls off all tracking software as Sol decries the Hale's actions. The Torch arrives far off the planned course with a damaged drive, and awaits repairs.
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|<div id="April 9th 2310">April 9th, 2310</div>
|For the last several weeks, the damages that the SFV Nathan Hale brought unto the SEV Torch and its crew have been largely repaired, but the largest of all remains at the forefront of everyone's minds: the Bluespace Drive remains only partially functional. Help arrives after weeks of waiting by way of a delegation from the SFV Amberjack, but it isn't the help the Torch was expecting.<br><br>A representative for the Committee of Diplomatic Affairs meets with the Command of the vessel, inspectors from the Special Affairs Committee hand out a flurry of demerits and fines, and investigators from the [[Sol Federal Police]] and Fleet Internal Investigations pull crew one by one into interrogation and send them away with the knowledge that their personal lives would soon be upturned with exhaustive investigatory searches.<br><br>Through the combined efforts of a [[Skrell|Skrellian]] Bluespace Engineer and the SEV Torch's own Engineering department, the Bluespace Drive is repaired, once more at full functionality. However, the ship's troubles are not over: the Torch receives orders to remain in space and await future communications from the Admiralty. And as the Amberjack shuttle leaves the SEV Torch, Torch supply crew report the departing political staff looking horribly smug.
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|<div id="April 23rd 2310">April 23rd, 2310</div>
|As a result of the disastrous inter-organizational audits of the last month, the Torch is forced to contend with an elite team of Fleet investigators and strong-arms charged with shaking down the ship. The team sets to work tearing open lockers and turning out pockets, "finding" drugs, weaponry, and contraband of all description wherever they turn their gaze.<br><br>The obvious setup doesn’t escape the notice of the Torch's Captain, nor indeed most of the crew, and a non-violent protest is rallied. The crew of the Torch gathers near the airlock and surrounds the Fleet investigators who have arrested the Torch's Senior Engineer with the same sorts of planted evidence they’ve been finding all over the Torch. The Torch's riot armor-clad Security team attempts to prevent the gathered mob from escalating the situation.<br><br>All the while, the Solar Assembly debates an emergency bill which would give the Sol Central Government Defense Forces oversight over the Expeditionary Corps, which would result in an unprecedented end to the organization’s non-military history. Officials from the ICCG announce they will only continue talks with Corps' vessels – and only unsupervised by SFV presence, in their own territory.<br><br>The Independents' terms are agreed to by the Corps, the Torch, and Secretary General Amaya Barros despite the advancing assembly motions to gut Corps leadership. The Torch now sets out, without their Senior Engineer, towards the border and an uncertain future…
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|<div id="May 14th 2310">May 14th, 2310</div>
|The SEV Torch finally arrives in ICCG space to meet with the Terran Pioneer Corps, hoping to establish firmer ties and continue building towards a more peaceful future for humanity. Unbeknownst to both sides, a saboteur from within the Torch’s own crew threatens everything they’re working towards.<br><br>Lieutenant Kristen Rohtin – the Torch's Chief Engineer, an officer of the Fleet, and a sympathizer of the SFV Nathan Hale – sabotages nearly every major system on board the Torch with the aid of a subverted station-bound drone. The rest of the engineering team struggles to undo the damage as the broken Bluespace Drive causes previously unheard of anomalies. In the chaos, the meeting with the Pioneer Delegation is nearly burned alive by the subverted drone.<br><br>The sabotage cuts the Torch off from communicating with Sol. The Solar Assembly, in a state of panic, begins to push for war. Every ounce of paranoia comes to the forefront as Sol believes that the ICCG has intentionally taken the Torch offline. In the brink of time, the engineering team manages to get communications back online, averting the start of an interstellar war.<br><br>His sabotage failing and war all but thwarted, Lt. Rohtin arms up and attempts to eliminate the ICCG delegation directly so that no further collaboration may be possible. In a short and brutal shootout, Rohtin is apprehended by the Torch’s security team.<br><br>The Torch holds a Field Court-Martial, fearing that carrying Lt. Rohtin back to Sol for trial would open them up to attack from the rogue Nathan Hale, or that sympathizers to Rohtin’s cause at home might allow him to escape justice. The verdict given is one of guilt: Rohtin is executed by firing squad.<br><br>Shockingly, unprecedentedly, the Fifth Fleet reports that more members of Special Group Alpha have gone AWOL, with a number of other Fleet personnel also falling off of the radar. It is unclear how or why, but rumors of dissidence, dissatisfaction, and discontent touch every corner of the affair.
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Guide to Robotics

2025-08-03T21:38:58Z

Rootoo: Clarifies rules around who can do meat/metal surgery

For the aspiring [[Roboticist]], this guide will explain the creation and maintenance of Prosthetics, Robots, augments, exosuits, and bots.

== Cybernetic Repairs - FBPs, IPCs, and Prosthetics ==
[[File:Robotics analyzer readout ipc.png|thumb|Robot analyzer output for a damaged IPC.]]
For lore on prosthetics and FBPs, see [[Prosthetics]].

Part of the duty of the ship’s Roboticist is the repair and maintenance of the Torch’s mechanical crew: [[Positronics|IPCs]], FBPs (i.e. “Full Body Prosthetics”), and the various prosthetics used by the crew.

In order to diagnose a robotic patient, scan them them with your [[File:Robot analyzer.png|frameless]] '''robot analyzer''' — this will give you a readout of their health, including brute damage and electronic damage (i.e. burns), as well as any damage to internal parts.

Most damage to prosthetic limbs can simply be repaired with a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welder''' (for brute damage) or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (for burns). However, if the damage becomes too severe or damage to internal parts becomes an issue, you will need to bring the patient to an operating table and perform repairs there.

Mechanically, Robotics procedures function the same way as Surgery, except that you’re operating on mechanical patients rather than organic ones. See the [[Guide to Surgery]] for more details on surgical setup.

Working with robotic patients simplifies operations in a few ways — your patients don't feel pain and don't need to be unconscious during surgery, have fewer “organs” to worry about, and are (usually) stable enough that they won't die on your table. Robotic repairs follow a different system than organic medical procedures, however, as detailed below.

For conducting internal repairs, IPCs and FBPs have the following internal parts:
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
!Organ
!Icon
!Description
|-
!Positronic Brain<br>(IPC only)<br> - or - <br>MMI<br>(FBP only)
|[[File:Postronic brain.gif|frameless]] [[File:Man machine interface.png|frameless]]
|The patient's brain. IPCs have a positronic brain (a very advanced computer), which is located in the upper body — FBPs have a Man-Machine Interface (or MMI - a brain in a jar), which is located in the head.
This is where the patient's “self” is stored: total destruction of the brain means the patient is dead for good, so take good care of it! Note that unlike organic patients, positronics and MMIs can survive just fine outside the body — if a patient is truly scrapped, feel free to take the brain out and put in on your desk while you work.
|-
!Microbattery
|[[File:Microbattery.png|frameless]]
|The patient's power source. Located in the upper body.

Damaged batteries hold less charge, and a missing or destroyed battery can't charge at all. Without charge, your patient will fall unconscious and start taking continuous brain damage. Outside of direct damage to the brain, this is the only thing that can kill a robotic patient! Fix missing/damaged batteries as soon as possible — they can be replaced with cells from the Prosthetic Organ Fabricator in the Robotics OR.

The microbattery contains a power cell — by default an advanced power cell capable of storing 1000Wh. This cell can be replaced by using a screwdriver on the microbattery to open its panel, using a crowbar to remove the old cell, adding the new cell, and using the screwdriver again to close the microbattery.

In a pinch, you can leave a patient with a dead battery in a Cyborg Recharging Station to put them on “life support” and buy some time, or you can remove their brain to protect it from the constant damage.
|-
!Optical Sensors
|[[File:Robot eyes.png|frameless]]
|The eyes. Located in the head.

Destroyed or missing optical sensors cause blindness — not lethal, but still important to fix. Replacement optical sensors can be printed from the Prosthetic Organ Fabricator in the Robotics Operating Room.
|}
Additionally, you may encounter the following:

*'''Augments''': Various mechanical devices designed to provide the user with additional skills or capabilities. Usable by both organic and mechanical patients, and can be taken in character setup or installed by a Roboticist — see the [[Guide to Robotics#Augments|Augments]] section.
*'''Prosthetic organs''': Synthetic organs designed to replace missing ones in otherwise organic patients. Due to the nature of prosthetic organs (i.e. you need to saw into a meat-person to get at them), repairing prosthetic organs is usually the responsibility of the [[Physician|Physicians]] — you might still be called up to advise, however.

====Tools ====
When conducting robotic repairs, you'll want the following tools available:
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
! colspan="4" |Standard Tools
! colspan="4" |Separate Items
|-
|[[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]]
|Welding Tool
|[[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]]
|Crowbar
|[[File:Multitool.png|frameless]]
|Multitool
|[[File:Exosuit fabricator.png|frameless]]
|Exosuit Fabricator
''<small>(For printing parts)</small>''
|-
|[[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]]
|Cable Coil
|[[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]]
|Wirecutters
|[[File:Robot analyzer.png|frameless]]
|Robot Analyzer
''<small>(For diagnosis)</small>''
|[[File:Welding goggles.png|frameless]]
|Welding Mask/Goggles
''<small>(For protecting your eyes)</small>''
|-
|[[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]]
|Screwdriver
|[[File:Wrench.png|frameless]]
|Wrench
|[[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]]
|Nanopaste
|[[File:Surgical kit.png|frameless]]
|Surgical Kit ''<small>(Optional)</small>''
|}
Depending on the task at hand, you may find yourself needing other tools as well — spare cells and parts, MMIs (empty or otherwise), and advanced trauma kits may all be needed depending on the surgery. Consult the List of Procedures below to determine what extra parts you'll need for a given surgery.

You might also find it useful to carry a '''roller bed'''. This lets you perform on-the-spot surgery without needing to bring your patient back to the Operating Table, and also lets you move your patients safely — just like organic patients, dragging damaged robots (including Bound Synthetics) around on the ground can cause serious injury!

====Skills====
Like standard surgery, robotic surgery is — in-character, at least — a complicated process and requires certain [[skills]] in order to perform successfully. Robotic surgery requires the following:

*For metal-on-metal (e.g. FBP or working on robotic internal organs inside robotic body part) '''<u>Experienced Complex Devices</u>''' is needed.
*For metal-on-meat (e.g. installing robotic parts inside organic bodies) both '''<u>Basic Complex Devices</u>''' and '''<u>Trained Anatomy</u>''' are needed.

Each missing skill level in either Complex Devices or Anatomy applies a stacking chance of failure, so it's not advisable to attempt unskilled robotics procedures unless the situation is very dire.

Note that Roboticists are not surgical professionals and should not be operating on organic patients (even for amputations or prosthetic installations) – that's the Surgeon's job. Likewise, Surgeons should not be conducting robotics repairs (excluding limb installations and repairs on augments/prosthetic organs inside of organic patients), regardless of mechanical skill levels.

Higher levels of Complex Devices increases the speed at which you perform robotic surgery steps. Additionally, you may want to invest in '''<u>Construction</u>''' and/or '''<u>Electrical Engineering</u>''' — these skills determine how effective you are at repairing brute and burn damage, respectively.

===List of Procedures===
Certain tools incur a penalty to success chances when used in a surgery step, marked in parentheses. Base success chance is also affected by Complex Devices skill. For a full list of tools capable of performing each repair step (including some inadvisable ones), see the Improvised Repairs table.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="2" |Improvised Repairs
|-
!Repair Type
!Equivalents
|-
! rowspan="2"| Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch
|Unscrew/Secure Maintenance Hatch – Hand Drill (100%), Screwdriver (60%), Coin (30%), Knife (40%)
|-
|Open/Close Maintenance Hatch – Hydraulic Prying Tool (80%), Crowbar (60%), Retractor (40%), Kitchen Utensil (Fork, Spoon, Table Knife, etc.) (30%)
|-
! rowspan="2" |Robotic Limb Repair
|Repair damage to prosthetic - Arc Welder (50%), Welding Tool (35%), Plasma Cutter (25%), [[Guide to Psionics#Psychokinesis|Psiblade (Master+) (100%)]]
|-
|Repair burns on prosthetic - Cable Coil (50%)
|-
! rowspan="2" |Structural Support Repair
|Begin/Finish structural support repair – Welding Tool (50%), Duct Tape (30%), Bone Gel (30%)
|-
|Realign support – Wrench (70%), Bone Setter (50%)
|-
!Amputation
|Amputate limb – Circular Saw (100%), Hatchet (75%)
|-
!Limb Replacement Surgery
|Connect limb – Hemostat (100%), Cable Coil (75%), Mousetrap (20%)
|-
!Reinforce Robotic Limb
| Reinforce Limb – Nanopaste (50%)
|-
!Robotic Organ Repair
|Repair prosthetic organ – Nanopaste (60%), Hand Drill (50%), Screwdriver (30%), Bone Gel (20%)
|-
! rowspan="3"|Robotic Organ Removal
|Decouple prosthetic organ – Multitool (70%)
|-
|Remove internal organ – Hemostat (100%), Wirecutters (75%), Knife (75%), Hydraulic Prying Tool (50%), Fork (20%)
|-
|Remove MMI – Hemostat (100%), Wirecutters (75%), Fork (20%)
|-
!Robotic Organ Transplantation
|Reattach prosthetic organ – Hand Drill (70%), Screwdriver (50%)
|-
|}

'''Note:''' Often prosthetic-users will have taken damage on several parts at once. For ease of repair and speed, remember to use the numpad body-part selection hotkeys.
{| style="width: 100%;"
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch">Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch</div>
''<small>The first and last step of most robotics procedures.</small>''
|-
|To open:

#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (60%) or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (100%) to unscrew the hatch on the target body part.
#Use a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' (60%), [[File:Retractor.png|frameless]] '''retractors''' (40%), or [[File:Hydraulic prying tool.gif|frameless]] '''hydraulic prying tool''' (80%) to open the hatch.

Reverse steps to close the hatch.
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! <div id="Robotic Limb Repair">Robotic Limb Repair</div>
''<small>For fixing brute and burn damage to various robotic body parts.</small>''

''<small>Minor damage can be fixed externally. Only more severe injuries require surgery.</small>''
|-
|
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the target body part.]]
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (35%) to repair brute damage, or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (50%) to repair burn damage.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Structural Support Repair">Structural Support Repair</div>
''<small>For fixing robotic bones.</small>''

''<small>You can use medical splints to provide a quick fix for broken robotic limbs.</small>''
|-
|
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (50%) to begin structural support repair.
#Use a [[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] '''wrench''' (70%) to realign the structural support.
# Use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' (50%) to finish structural support repair.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Amputation">Amputation</div>
''<small>For removing parts that are totally scrapped.</small>''

''<small>Works the same on robotic and organic limbs.</small>''
|-
|
#Aim for the body part you wish to amputate.
# Use a [[File:Circular saw.png|frameless]] '''circular saw''' (100%) to amputate the limb.
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Limb Replacement Surgery">Limb Replacement Surgery</div>
''<small>Replacing missing limbs or severed heads.</small>''

''<small>Works for installing prosthetics and replacing robot parts alike.</small>''
|-
|
# Use a [[File:Circular saw.png|frameless]] '''circular saw''' (100%) to amputate the existing limb and/or stump, if one is present.
#Print a '''limb''' from the Exosuit Fabricator, and attach it to the patient.
#Use a [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' (100%) or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' (75%) to connect the tendons and such.
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
! <div id="Reinforce Robotic Limb">Reinforce Robotic Limb</div>

''<small>For making brittle parts non-brittle.</small>''
|-
|
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the robotic maintenance hatch on the target body part]].
#Apply [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' (50%) to reinforce.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Repair">Robotic Organ Repair</div>

''<small>Fixing busted batteries, pulverized positronics, and other damaged robotic organs.</small>''

''<small>See [[#MMI Repair|MMI Repair]] for fixing MMIs.</small>''
|-
|For reference:

*Microbatteries and positronic brains are in the upper body.
*MMIs and optical sensors are in the head.
*Augment location varies depending on the type of augment.

Note: MMIs require a different procedure to fix (see “MMI Repair”).

Note: Optical sensors and prosthetic eyes can be fixed externally, by targeting the patient's eyes with '''nanopaste''' or a '''screwdriver'''.

#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
#Use [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' (60%), [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (30%), or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (50%) to repair the organ's mechanisms.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Removal">Robotic Organ Removal</div>

''<small>Removal of batteries, brains, etc.</small>''
|-
|
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
#Use a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] '''multitool''' (70%). This will open up a window asking you which organ you'd like decouple.
#Use a [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' (100%) or [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' (75%) to extract the organ. This will open up a window asking you which loose organ you'd like to remove.
#Follow [[#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]] steps, if replacing the organ.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Robotic Organ Transplantation">Robotic Organ Transplantation</div>

''<small>Re-insertion of batteries, brains, etc.</small>''
|-
|
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Open the maintenance hatch on the appropriate body part]].
# Use the organ you intend to transplant on the patient.
#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' (50%) or [[File:Power drill.gif|frameless]] '''hand drill''' (70%) to reattach the organ.
#[[#Opening/Closing a Maintenance Hatch|Close the maintenance hatch]].
|}
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="MMI Repair">MMI Repair</div>

''<small>For fixing bruised MMIs.</small>''
|-
|
#Remove the [[File:Man machine interface.png|frameless]] '''MMI''' from the patient (see [[#Robotic Organ Removal|Robotic Organ Removal]]).
#Use an [[File:Advanced trauma kit.png|frameless]] '''advanced trauma kit''' on the MMI until it is no longer damaged.
#Reinstall the MMI in the patient, if desired (see [[#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]]).
|}
|-
| style="width: 50%; vertical-align:top;"|
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width: 100%;"
!<div id="Extracting organs from detached body parts">Extracting organs from detached body parts</div>

''<small>For removing brains from decapitated heads for MMI-ification.</small>''

''<small>Works for other organs too.</small>''
|-
|
#Place the body part on any surface, or hold it in hand.
#Use the [[File:Scalpel.png|frameless]] '''scalpel''' to cut the body part open.
#Use the [[File:Retractor.png|frameless]] '''retractor''' to crack the body part open.
#Use the [[File:Hemostat.png|frameless]] '''hemostat''' to extract an organ. Repeated applications will yield further organs, until all organs present in the body part have been removed.
|}
|
|}

===Full Body Prosthetics and Man-Machine Interfaces===
Sometimes the unthinkable happens: a person is so catastrophically injury that only their brain can be salvaged. All is not lost, however — we can rebuild them!

In the event of such an injury, the brain can be placed in an Man-Machine Interface (MMI), a complex life support system that keeps the brain alive outside the body. The Roboticist is then responsible for the construction of a Full Body Prosthetic (FBP): a new, cybernetic body for the patient. Unlike bound synthetics, FBPs keep their free will and personalities intact. To construct an FBP:

#Print the following parts from the Exosuit Fabricator, under the “Cyborg” tab:
#*Cyborg Head
#* Cyborg Torso
#*2x Cyborg Legs (one left, one right)
#*2x Cyborg Arms (one left, one right)
#Insert '''cable coil''' and a '''power cell''' into the Cyborg Torso. The torso will serve as the base for your FBP.
#Insert '''2x Flash''' into the Cyborg Head.
# Attach the head to the torso. You will be prompted to choose a source species and a name for the body.
#Attach the arms and legs to the torso as usual for prosthetic repairs (see [[#Limb Replacement Surgery|Limb Replacement Surgery]]).
#Finally, you will need an MMI for the machine. Open up the head and install the MMI (see [[#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]]).

On some occasions, you may need to remove a brain from its MMI — mainly, if the patient has decided they'd rather die than live with the existential horror of being a brain-jar. To do so, swipe your ID through the MMI in order to unlock it (you'll need either Robotics or Medical access), then remove the brain. Just be sure to get this cleared with your higher-ups first so you're not charged with murder.

==Bound Synthetics - Robots, Borgs, and Drones ==
Similarly, the Roboticist is in charge of repairing, upgrading, and occasionally constructing the ship's [[Robot|bound synthetics]]: the station-bound robots, borgs, and drones tasked with helping the station's inhabitants in their daily life. Like some IPCs, each bound synthetic is shackled to a set of laws which they must follow ([[Traitor|except when they're not]]).

===Bound Synthetic Maintenance===
[[File:Robotics analyzer readout stationbound.png|thumb|Robot analyzer output for a damaged station-bound synthetic.]]
Bound synthetics may come to you with any number of problems. Here's how to deal with them most of the time.

Diagnosing a bound synthetic functions the same as diagnosing any other robotic patient — scan them with the '''robot analyzer''' to get a readout of the synthetic's health.

Bound synthetics can receive two types of damage: '''brute''' (from physical trauma) and '''electronics''' (i.e. burns). Unlike IPCs and FBPs, who can take both internal and external damage, damage to bound synthetics is simply the sum of electronics and brute damage on all parts. If a part becomes too damaged, it may be destroyed — it will be unable to be repaired and must be replaced with a new part from the Exosuit Fabricator, though destroyed parts still contribute to the overall damage on the synthetic.

Conducting repairs (or upgrades) on a bound synthetic is a matter of opening their internal mechanisms, applying whatever modifications you intend to do, and resealing them. Steps for each degree of opening a bound synthetic, as well as the repairs/upgrades that can be applied at that step, are listed below.

*Externally, you can use a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] '''welding tool''' to repair brute damage to the bound synthetic (so long as the damaged parts aren't totally destroyed). This does not require the robot's maintenance panel to be opened. Be sure to use protective eyewear while welding if you like not being blind.
*Likewise, you can externally apply [[File:Nanopaste.png|frameless]] '''nanopaste''' to the synthetic to repair both brute and electronics damage. Bear in mind that nanopaste is limited use.

#Swipe an ID with Robotics access to unlock the panel to begin opening the bound synthetic.
#[[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''Crowbar''' open the panel.
#*Here, you can apply upgrade modules by printing them from the Exosuit Fabricator and inserting them in the bound synthetic. See the [[Guide to Robotics#Upgrades|Upgrades]] section for a list of upgrade modules. Two modules of note are:
#**'''Reset Module:''' Once a bound synthetic chooses a module (Engineer, Janitor, Security, etc.), they cannot change the module without your help. Applying the Reset upgrade allows you to manually reset the synthetic's module and allow it the option of choosing a new one.
#**'''Emergency Restart Module:''' Used to force a restart of a disabled-but-repaired robot, bringing it back online. Effectively, if a synthetic has been “killed”, this will attempt to pull the player's ghost back into the robot body.
#Remove the bound synthetic's power cell by clicking on it with an empty hand.
#*You can upgrade the synthetic's power cell at this point by swapping the cell with a higher-capacity cell. Note: The default power cell in bound synthetics is an advanced power cell with a rating of 1,000Wh. The Science Department can research power cells that exceed 3,000Wh.
#Use a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] '''screwdriver''' to expose the wires.
#*Using [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] '''cable coil''' at this point repairs electronics damage (i.e. burns) on any parts that aren't destroyed.
#*Using [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' and/or a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] '''multitool''' allows you to access the synthetic's wiring panel, including the LawSync, AI Link, and Module Lock. See the [[Guide to Robotics#Wiring Panel|Wiring Panel]] section for details.
#*Using a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' at this point allows you to remove parts from the synthetic, letting you replace damaged and destroyed parts with new ones from the Exosuit Fabricator. To add a part, simply click on the synthetic with the new part in-hand. Robot parts are as follows:
#** '''Actuator:''' Allows the robot to move.
#**'''Armour plating:''' Protects the robot from damage. Usually first module to be damaged. Flying synthetics can instead only use '''light armour plating''', which offers less protection with about half the health. Non-flying robots can be equipped with light armour plating, but gain no benefit from doing so.
#**'''Binary communication device:''' Enables communications over the binary channel, allowing the robot to speak with with other bound synthetics and any AIs.
#**'''Camera:''' Enables cyborg vision.
#**'''Power cell:''' Stores power. Without it, the robot is forced to emergency backup power and can't function. Unlike the other components, the power cell is removed by hand at Step 3.
#** '''Radio:''' Enables radio communications over the common channel and any other channels the robot may have access to.
#**'''Self-diagnosis unit:''' Analyses cyborg's modules, providing damage readouts and basic information.
#Use [[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] '''wirecutters''' to cut all five wires in the synthetic's wiring panel.
#*Use a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] '''crowbar''' at this step to dismantle the synthetic, removing their brain (positronic, MMI, or ai-circuit, depending on the type of synthetic) and destroying the head. Useful if the synthetic has been damaged beyond all repair, or if you plan on transferring the brain to another chassis for whatever reason.

To close the synthetic, simply repeat your steps in reverse order: mend the wires, un-expose the wiring panel with the screwdriver, return the power cell, crowbar the maintenance panel shut, and re-swipe your ID in order to lock the maintenance panel.

====Wiring Panel ====
Bound synthetics that have had their programming tampered with can be repaired by resetting their AI connection and LawSync status, by manually pulsing the wiring. In the unlikely event that an AI goes crazy, a trained Roboticist or other technician should be able to sever the connection to the AI entirely by cutting the correct wire.

There are three lights in the cyborg with three corresponding wires:

*'''LawSync''': If this light is on, it means that any laws uploaded to the AI are also uploaded to the bound synthetic. The bound synthetic cannot be given different laws to the AI as long as this is on. This light will turn off if the AI Link light is off, regardless of wire status.
**''Pulsing'' does nothing.
**''Cutting'' will do nothing, as long as the AI link light is on. If the AI link light is off, cutting and then turning the AI link back on will cause the bound synthetic to be slaved to an AI, but not synced with its laws.
**''Mending'' this wire will turn the LawSync light back on as long as the AI link light is also on. The bound synthetic will then resume syncing with the AI's laws. If the AI link light is off, mending this will turn the light on, only for it to turn off again.
*'''AI Link''': If this light is on, it shows that the bound synthetic is slaved to an AI and must follow that AI's orders.
**''Pulsing'' this wire allows you to pick an AI for the bound synthetic to be slaved to if there are multiple AIs. If there is only one AI, pulsing this will simply turn it on and slave the bound synthetic to it, if it is off.
**''Cutting'' this wire will cause the synthetic to be unslaved from the AI and bound only by its laws. This also turns off LawSync, as the cyborg has no AI to sync to.
**''Mending'' this wire does nothing. You need to pulse it to reconnect it to an AI.
*'''Module Lock''': If this light is on, the module of the bound synthetic cannot be changed.
** ''Pulsing'' this will reset the module of a cyborg and allow it to pick a new one.
**''Cutting'' this wire will cause the bound synthetic to be locked to the standard module and be unable to change or use any items. They can still remote control devices however.
**''Mending'' this wire will allow the bound synthetic to change modules.

An emagged bound synthetic will have no LawSync or AI link and cannot be reset.

Remember, bound synthetics are very expensive! Do not destroy them unless the cyborg is completely out of control, and resetting the AI and LawSync status doesn't work.

====Upgrades====
Bound synthetics can have various upgrades applied to them. Upgrades can be printed from the fabricator, and can be applied to a synthetic that has an open panel. Note that some upgrades can only be applied to certain types of synthetic.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Upgrade
!Description
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
|-
!Emergency restart module
|Used to force a restart of a disabled-but-repaired robot, bringing it back online.
| 60000 Steel
5000 Glass
|–
|-
!Floodlight module
|Used to boost cyborg's integrated light intensity.
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Optical matrix shielding
| Provides shielding for the optical matrix, rendering the robot immune to flashes.
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

5000 Gold
|–
|-
!Rename module
|Used to rename a cyborg.
| 10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Reset module
|Used to reset a cyborg's module. Destroys any other upgrades applied to the robot.
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!VTEC module
|Used to kick in a robot's VTEC systems, increasing their speed.
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

5000 Gold
|–
|-
!Jetpack module
|A carbon dioxide jetpack suitable for low-gravity mining operations.

''Only available to mining borgs.''
|10000 Steel
15000 Phoron

20000 Uranium
|–
|-
!Rapid weapon cooling module
|Used to cool a mounted energy gun, increasing the potential current in it and thus its recharge rate.

''Only available to security borgs (non-flying only).''

''Note: Security borgs are not available during normal gameplay.''
|80000 Steel
6000 Glass

2000 Gold

500 Diamond
|–
|-
!RCD module
| A rapid construction device module for use during construction operations.

''Only available to engineering borgs (non-flying only).''
|25000 Steel
10000 Phoron

1000 Gold

1000 Silver
|–
|-
!Illegal Upgrade
|Allows for the construction of lethal upgrades for cyborgs.
|10000 Steel
15000 Glass

10000 Diamond
|Esoteric 3
Combat 4
|-
! Uncertified module: PRTY
|Schematics for a robotic module, scraped from seedy parts of the net. Who knows what it does?
|7500 Steel
5000 Aluminum

2000 Diamond
|Esoteric 2
Data Theory 2
|}

===Making a Bound Synthetic===

#Fill the Exosuit Fabricator with as much metal as it will hold.
#Click on the Exosuit Fabricator to open its menu. Select '''“Add all parts to queue”''' beside the '''“Cyborg”''' option, and then click '''“Process Queue”''' in the right sidebar. Note that adding "all parts" will print several extra components that are only used for repair, not construction.
#Wait for a few minutes for the pieces to be built. You may need to add additional metal to the Fabricator in order for it to finish.
#When putting the parts together, use the Robot Frame as a base.
#*The Cyborg Head will need '''2x Flash'''.
#*The Cyborg Torso will need '''cable coil''' and a '''power cell'''.
#*The arms and legs can be attached by simply picking them up and placing them on the Robot Frame.
#*Finally you will need a mind for the machine. Active positronic brains, their non-sentient ai-circuit counterparts or MMIs are all possible choices.

'''Note:''' MMI-ing a living person for no reason is highly illegal and tantamount to murder, as is “borg-ing” them. While an MMI ''can'' be installed in a bound synthetic, don't — unless you're an [[Traitor|Antagonist]], anyways.

==Augments==
Augments are organs designed to provide the user with additional skills or capabilities. The process to install and remove them is the same as for any other organ (see [[Guide to Surgery#Organ Removal or Transplantation|Organ Transplantation]] in the Guide to Surgery). If the target organ is prosthetic the procedure is slightly different, as described for prosthetic repairs and organ installation (see [[#Robotic Organ Transplantation|Robotic Organ Transplantation]] in the List of Cybernetic Procedures above).

As a Roboticist, you're able to produce and install these augments from your Exosuit Fabricator. Some augments may have certain research requirements that need to be reached before you'll be able to produce them – be sure to talk to Science if there's a certain augment you're trying to make. Note that, without the skills to perform surgery, you'll be limited to installing augments in metal body parts only – for augments in organic parts, try coordinating with a [[Physician|Surgeon]].

Each body part can only fit one augment with the exception of the upper body and head, which can both fit two. The upper body can fit one standard augment and one “armor” type augment; the head can fit one standard augment and one ocular augment (note that surgery to implant ocular augments should still target the head, ''not'' the eyes). Some augments can fit in multiple different body parts (for example, the left arm or right arm) - to adjust target location, use a Screwdriver on the augment. Some augments are only compatible with organic limbs or synthetic limbs, as detailed in the table below.

Certain augments, specified below, can also be taken in the loadout section of [[Character Creation|Character Setup]].

===List of Augments in the Exosuit Fabricator===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Icon
!Description
!Slot
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
!Works on Flesh?
!Works on Metal?
|-
!Adaptive binoculars
|[[File:Augment binoculars.png|frameless]]
|Retractable binoculars that can be deployed over the user's eyes.
|Head (Ocular)
|100 Diamond
100 Gold

2000 Glass
|Materials 4
Engineering 4

Combat 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Armblade
|[[File:Augment armblade.png|frameless]]
| A handy, retractable utility blade for the discerning augmentee. Warranty void if used for cutting.
|Arms (Either)
| 4000 Steel
750 Glass
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 2

Materials 4

Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Concealed wrist blade
|[[File:Augment wristblade.png|frameless]]
| A thin, sharp folding blade specially made for combat. Its light weight allows for rapid slashing attacks.
|Arms (Either)
| 4000 Silver
250 Diamond
|Esoteric 4
Combat 5

Biological 3
| Y
|Y
|-
!Corrective lenses
|[[File:Augment correctiveglasses.png|frameless]]
|Retractable, ultrathin lenses that function as prescription glasses.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|500 Steel
1000 Glass
|Materials 2
|Y
|N
|-
!Cyberclaws
|[[File:Augment cyberclaws.png|frameless]]
|An unusual type of cybernetic weaponry, these sharp blades are bound to turn heads.
| Hands (Either)
|6000 Steel
250 Diamond
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 4

Materials 4

Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Engineering toolset
|[[File:Augment multitooleng.png|frameless]]
|A retractable set of engineering tools, including a screwdriver, wrench, welder, crowbar, wirecutters, and multitool.
|Hands (Either)
| 3000 Steel
1000 Glass
|–
|N
|Y
|-
!Glare dampeners
|[[File:Augment glaredampeners.png|frameless]]
|Thick, tinted lenses that can deploy over your eyes. Functions as retractable sunglasses.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|100 Steel
2000 Glass
|Materials 3
Engineering 3
|Y
|N
|-
!Gunnery booster
|[[File:Augment booster.gif|frameless]]
|An AIM-4 implant that improves gun accuracy by filtering unnecessary nerve signals.
Increases your [[Skills|Weapons Expertise skill]] by +1.
|Head
| 750 Steel
750 Glass

100 Silver
|Materials 5
Combat 5

Biological 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Iatric monitor
|[[File:Augment iatric.png|frameless]]
|A small computer system that tracks your vitals. A muscle gesture can be used to receive a diagnostic report, similar to that of a health analyzer.
|Head
|100 Steel
2000 Glass
|Biological 3
|Y
|N
|-
!Integrated circuit frame
|[[File:Augment circuit.png|frameless]]
|A DIY modular assembly, courtesy of Xion Industrial. Circuitry not included.
|Arms (Either)
| 3000 Steel
|–
|N
| Y
|-
!Integrated filth HUD
|[[File:Augment hud jani.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a janiHUD.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 1
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated health HUD
|[[File:Augment hud med.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a medHUD.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 2
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated sciHUD
|[[File:Augment hud sci.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a sciHUD.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Biological 1
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Integrated security HUD
|[[File:Augment hud sec.png|frameless]]
|An implantable HUD. This one functions as a secHUD.

Available in loadout.
|Head (Ocular)
|250 Steel
250 Glass
|Combat 2
EM Spectrum 3
|Y
|Y
|-
!Internal air system
|[[File:Augment airtank.png|frameless]]
|A flexible air sac, installed in the respiratory system. Acts as an in-built source of internals — replenishes itself from the surrounding environment.
|Upper Body
|500 Steel
2000 Glass

100 Uranium
|Materials 5
Biological 5
| Y
|N
|-
!Leukocyte breeder
|[[File:Augment leuko.png|frameless]]
| A stimulator that boosts the body's immune system, helping against infections.

Available in loadout.
|Upper Body
|2000 Steel
1000 Glass
|EM Spectrum 4
Data Theory 4

Biological 6
|Y
|N
|-
!Mechanical muscles
|[[File:Augment muscle.png|frameless]]
| Nanofiber tendons which increase the speed and agility of the user.
Increases your [[Skills|Athletics skill]] by +1. Must have mechanical muscles installed in each leg to work.
|Legs (Either)
|5000 Steel
1000 Glass
|–
|Y
|Y
|-
!Nanite MCU
|[[File:Augment armor.png|frameless]]
|A swarm of nanomachines that will attempt to protect the user and harden in response to physical trauma. May become brittle if overly-damaged.
|Upper body
|5000 Steel
1000 Glass

100 Gold

500 Uranium
|Materials 5
Combat 5

Biological 5

Engineering 5
|Y
|Y
|-
!Pop-out shotgun
|[[File:Augment shotgun.png|frameless]]
| A galvanized shotgun that replaces most of the flesh below the elbow. Opens to reveal a 12-gauge shotgun with room for a single shell.
|Arms (Either)
|5000 Steel
500 Silver
|Esoteric 5
Combat 6

Biological 4
|Y
|Y
|-
!Pneumatic powerfist
|[[File:Augment powerfist.png|frameless]]
|A strong, pneumatic powerfist. Powered by a replaceable internal air-tank. Force depends on tank's output pressure.
| Arms (Either)
|6000 Steel
1000 Phoron

500 Uranium
|EM Spectrum 3
Combat 4

Materials 4

Biological 3
|N
|Y
|-
!Subdermal armor
|[[File:Augment armor.png|frameless]]
|A flexible composite mesh designed to prevent tearing and puncturing of underlying tissue.
|Upper body (Armor)
|10000 Steel
750 Glass
|–
|Y
|Y
|-
!Surgical toolset
|[[File:Augment multitoolmed.png|frameless]]
|A retractable set of surgical tools, including a bonesetter, cautery, circular saw, hemostat, retractor, scalpel, and surgical drill.
|Hands (Either)
|2000 Steel
2000 Glass
|–
|N
|Y
|-
!Synapse interceptor
|[[File:Augment booster.gif|frameless]]
|A primitive AI that uses predictive algorithms to provide near-instant response to any close combat situation.
Increases your [[Skills|Close Combat skill]] by +1.
|Head
| 750 Steel
750 Glass

100 Silver
|Materials 5
Combat 4

Biological 4

EM Spectrum 5
|Y
| Y
|}

===Fluff Augments===
Additionally, there are a number of additional “fluff” augments that can be taken in the loadout section of [[Character Creation|Character Setup]]. These augments have no mechanical impact, and cannot be produced by the Exosuit Fabricator - however, you may encounter them in the line of your work.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Description
!Slot
!Works on Flesh?
!Works on Metal?
|-
!Circadian conditioner
|A small brain implant that carefully regulates the output of certain hormones to assist in controlling the sleep-wake cycle of its owner. May be an effective counter to insomnia, jet lag, and late-night work shifts.
|Head
|Y
|N
|-
! Codex access chip
|A neuro-memetic implant or retinal chip used to grant realtime access to the Codex – a distributed encyclopedia of sorts, with editorial offices based in Venusian orbit – either via a server connection or local backups of relevant information.
| Head
|Y
|Y
|-
!Neurostimulator Implant
|An expensive implant attached to the brain's cortex, this network of signal relays sees mixed success as a treatment to lessen the impact of neurological problems such as Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, and paralysis. It can't prevent or heal brain damage on its own, and simply serves to make the life of its owner easier.
|Head
|Y
|N
|-
!Pain assistant
|This brain implant blocks the impulses of certain nerves – usually tailored between individuals – and is used to lessen chronic pain from worn joints, headaches, and so on. It does nothing for pain that it isn't specifically tuned to handle, and is ineffective against anything stronger than a tummyache.
|Head
| Y
|N
|-
!Genetic backup
|This implant is a compact and resilient solid-state drive. It does nothing on its own, but contains the complete DNA sequence of its owner – whether it be to aid in medical treatment, serve for research purposes, or even be used as a template for vat-grown humans in the future.
|Head
|Y
|Y
|-
! Data chip
|These durable chips can contain nonspecific data for a variety of potential uses, such as record lookups, work portfolios, authentication codes, contact information, and more. They're useful for carrying information without needing extraneous hardware, and some even see use as high-tech dog tags for private security firms or mercenary coalitions.
|Head
|Y
| Y
|-
! Emergency battery
|A small emergency power supply. It provides no protection from power loss on its own, but might help keep your brain ticking through an otherwise critical failure.
|Upper body
|N
|Y
|-
!Skeletal bracing
|Mechanical hinges and springs made from titanium or some other bio-compatible metal reinforce your joints, generally making strenuous activity less painful for you and allowing you to carry weight that would normally be unbearable. It provides no increase on strength on its own, unless you have weak bones to begin with.
|Upper body (Armor)
| Y
| Y
|-
!Ultraviolet shielding
|Some parts of your epidermis have been replaced with a bio-engineered substitute that's resistant to harmful solar radiation - a common factor in the lives of spacers or inhabitants of planets with a weak magnetosphere.
|Upper body (Armor)
|Y
|N
|-
!Recycler suite
|In extreme environments where natural resources are limited or even nonexistent, it may be prudent to recycle nutrients and fluids the body would usually discard. This system reclaims any usable material in the digestive tract that would otherwise be lost to waste.
|Lower body
|Y
|N
|}

==Bots==
As a Roboticist, you serve another important purpose: making NPC bots. Bots can benefit the station in many ways, and are relatively easy to create. The current list of bots, and how to make them, is displayed below.

You can name your bots at any point before finishing them – simply use a pen on the incomplete bot, and name them what you please.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Augment
!Icon
!Description
!Construction
|-
!Cleanbot
|[[File:Cleanbot.gif|frameless]]
| A little janitorial bot that will clean up messes around the station.

Controls

*Cleans blood (Y/N)
* Patrol station (Y/N)

When Emagged: Spews blood and gore everywhere.
|
#Obtain a bucket.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Attach a robot arm to finish.
|-
! Farmbot
|[[File:Farmbot.png|frameless]]
|A botanical bot that automatically cares for plants – beloved by Botanists and Xenobotanists alike.

Controls

*Water plants (Y/N)
*Refill watertank (Y/N)
*Replace fertilizer (Y/N)
*Collect produce (Y/N)
*Remove dead plants (Y/N)

When Emagged: Attacks anyone nearby with its hoe.
|
# Get a water tank.
#Attach a robot arm.
#Add a plant analyzer.
#Attach a bucket.
#Attach a mini-hoe.
#Add a proximity sensor to finish.
|-
!Floorbot
|[[File:Floorbot.gif|frameless]]
|Automatically repairs damaged floortiles – niche, but useful in the case of mass damage. Keep in mind Floorbots have a limited number of tiles. This number can be checked (and refilled) by opening the control panel.

Controls:

*Improves Floors (Y/N)
* Finds tiles (Y/N)
*Make single pieces of metal into tiles when empty (Y/N)

When Emagged: Tears up tiles and lattice instead.
|
#Obtain an empty toolbox.
#Add 10x floor tiles.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Attach a robot arm to finish.
|-
!Medibot
|[[File:Medbot.gif|frameless]]
|Injects people with chemicals when they are injured more than the set healing threshold. Produces Tricordrazine by default - if set to use a beaker, and a beaker with a chemical is put in them, they will inject that chemical into patients instead.

Controls:

* Healing threshold (--/-/+/++)
*Injection level (-/+)
*Reagent source (Loaded Beaker (When available)/Internal Synthesizer)
*Treatment report is: (on/off)
*The speaker switch is (on/off)

When Emagged: Injects people with toxin instead.
|
#Obtain an empty medkit.
#Attach a robot arm.
#Add a health analyzer.
#Add a proximity sensor to finish.

Optional: Insert beaker filled with the chemical of your choice.
|-
!Securitron
|[[File:Secbot.gif|frameless]]
|A little security robot that patrols the station looking for CRIME.

Note: The Securitron cannot currently be constructed on-station.

Controls:

*Check for weapon authorization (Y/N)
*Check security records: (Y/N)
*Check arrest status: (Y/N)
*Report arrests: (Y/N)
*Auto patrol (on/off)

When Emagged: Runs around stunning and arresting everyone in sight.
|
#Use a screwdriver on a remote signaling device.
#Attach device to a security helmet.
#Weld.
#Add a proximity sensor.
# Attach a robot arm.
#Add a stun baton to finish.
|-
!ED-209 Security Robot
|[[File:Ed209.png|frameless]]
|A bigger, meaner security with a ranged taser gun.

Controls:

*Check for weapon authorization (Y/N)
*Check security records: (Y/N)
*Check arrest status: (Y/N)
*Report arrests: (Y/N)
*Auto patrol (on/off)

When Emagged: Runs around shooting and arresting everyone in sight.
|
#Print a robot frame.
# Add 5x steel sheets to reinforce.
#Add two robot legs (one left, one right).
#Add a subdermal armor augment.
#Weld.
#Add a security helmet.
#Add a proximity sensor.
#Wire with cable coil.
#Attach a stun revolver.
#Screwdriver to secure.
#Insert a power cell to finish.
|}

==Exosuits ==
Construction of exosuits is restricted by ID, so they are typically the product of the Roboticist. These can be tremendously helpful or tremendously annoying depending on who uses it. They take more work to make than robots and require special circuits, which are obtained through the Circuit Imprinter.

Exosuits are fully modular and consist of a number of parts. You can mix and match part sets of as you wish. Each has different stats!

'''Construction:'''

#Build a set of motivators, a set of manipulators, a chassis, an exosuit frame, some exosuit armor, an exosuit control module and a set of sensors.
#Paint the parts with a floor painter if you want to.
#Head now to the "Cyborg" category. You will need a camera, 2 actuators, 1 diagnosis unit and 1 robot radio
#Procure 10x [[File:Steel sheets.png|frameless]] material sheets to reinforce the exosuit (melting point is most important value here).
#Obtain a [[File:Powercell.png|frameless]] power cell and [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] cable coil
# Print up to two software boards and insert them in the exosuit control module (IMPORTANT; DO IT BEFORE INSERTING IT IN THE SENSORS)
#Examine each of the exosuit parts and insert in them the required components.
#Attach the exosuit parts to the frame.
#(Use whatever material you prefer)
#[[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] Wrench
#[[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] Weld
#[[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] Cable Coil
#[[File:Wirecutters.png|frameless]] Wirecutters
#If you haven't painted the individual parts, you can still paint the entire exosuit now.
#[[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] Screwdriver

Construction of the exosuit is sped up by the Devices and Electrical Engineering skills.

===Exosuit Equipment===
Various tools and weapons can be attached to exosuits, providing them with ability to perform different tasks. Exosuit equipment is built by the Exosuit Fabricator (in the "Exosuit Equipment" menu). To attach piece of exosuit equipment, simply click on the exosuit with the equipment in-hand. Examine both the equipment and the exosuit to see if they have a common slot free for the installation to take place. An exosuit must have the appropriate software installed in order for a piece of equipment to be used.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Equipment
!Required Software
!Icon
!Description
!Slots
!Materials Needed
!R&D Requirements
|-
!Floodlight
|–
|[[File:Mechequip floodlight.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted light.
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Engineering 1
|-
!Exosuit flash
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip flash.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted flash.
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 1
|-
!Energy shield drone
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip shielddroid.png|frameless]]
|An energy deflector system designed to stop projectiles before they become a threat.
|Back
|20000 Steel
12000 Silver

12000 Gold
| Materials 4
EM Spectrum 4

Power 4

Combat 2
|-
!Mounted electrolaser
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip taser.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted electrolaser. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 1
|-
!Mounted flamethrower
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip flamethrower.gif|frameless]]
|A Hephaestus brand 'Prometheus' flamethrower. Draws fuel from a refillable chemical cartridge - use a crowbar to remove, and fill with welding fuel or other accelerant.
|Hand (Either)
|20000 Steel
10000 Plastic
|Combat 1
Material 2
|-
!Mounted ion rifle
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip ionrifle.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted ion rifle. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 4
EM Spectrum 4
|-
!Mounted laser gun
|Combat
|[[File:Mechequip lasercarbine.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted carbine rifle. Handle with care.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Combat 4
EM Spectrum 4
|-
!Exosuit airshield
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip atmosshield.png|frameless]]
|A portable atmospheric retention shield, designed to keep air in place. Press ctrl-click to switch modes.
|Back
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Mounted extinguisher
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip extinguisher.png|frameless]]
|A mech-mounted fire extinguisher. Refill by clicking on a Water Tank.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!RCD
|Engineering
|[[File:Mechequip rcd.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted Rapid Construction Device.
|Hand (Either)
|30000 Steel
25000 Phoron

15000 Silver

15000 Gold
|Materials 4
Bluespace 3

EM Spectrum 4

Power 4

Engineering 4
|-
!Exosuit Medigel Spray
|Medical

|[[File:Mechequip mender.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted matrix of medical gel nozzles, letting you bandage and salve patients from your mech.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
15000 Plastic

15000 Aluminum
|–
|-
! Mounted sleeper
|Medical
|[[File:Mechequip sleeper.png|frameless]]
|An exosuit-mounted sleeper for patient transportation.

|Back
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Drill
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip drill.png|frameless]]
|A mech-mounted mining drill. Drill heads wear out with use — make more from material sheets. Automatically moves mined ore to an Ore Box, if the exosuit has one in its hydraulic clamp's cargo storage.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
!Exosuit camera
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip camera.png|frameless]]
|A camera for remote feeds. It comes with its own transmitter!
|Shoulder (Either)
|10000 Steel
|Engineering 1
|-
!Exosuit manouvering unit
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip jet.png|frameless]]
|A jetpack for your exosuit – can also provide a brief speed boost. Toggle the stabilizers with ctrl-click.
|Back

|20000 Steel
10000 Aluminum

2500 Phoron
|Engineering 2
EM Spectrum 2
|-
!Gravity catapult
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip gravcatapault.png|frameless]]
|Can throw objects around (Pull mode) or move them away from target (Push mode).
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
|–
|-
! Hydraulic clamp
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip clamp.png|frameless]]
|A large, heavy industrial cargo loading clamp.
|Hand (Either)
|10000 Steel
| –
|-
!Mechete
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip mechete.png|frameless]]
|Like a machete, but bigger, and welded to a giant robot.
| Hand (Either)
| 10000 Steel
|Combat 2
|-
!Mounted plasma cutter
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip plasma.png|frameless]]
|An industrial plasma cutter mounted onto the chassis of the mech. The additional size means increased coherency at longer range.
|Hand (Either), Shoulder (Either)
|20000 Steel
|Combat 2
Materials 4

Engineering 3
|-
!Mounted rotatory plasma cutter
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip plasma.png|frameless]]
|A state of the art rotating, variable intensity, sequential-cascade plasma cutter.
|Hand (Either)
| 20000 Steel
2000 Silver

2000 Gold
|Combat 3
Materials 5

Engineering 3
|-
!Plasteel mech shield
|Utility
|[[File:Mechequip shield.png|frameless]]
|A large plasteel ballistics shield, designed to protect the wielder and shove around aggressors with ease.
|Hand (Either)
|40000 Steel
5000 Aluminum
|Materials 3
|}

===Exosuit Maintenance===

* You can remove installed equipment using a [[File:Multitool.png|frameless]] multitool. You can also remove them using Ctrl + click on the UI from inside the exosuit.
*When in '''maintenance mode''' you can remove the power cell using a [[File:Screwdriver.png|frameless]] screwdriver.

TO DISASSEMBLE

*Enable maintenance protocols on the exosuit
* Use a [[File:Wrench.png|frameless]] wrench to disassemble the exosuit.

Having done this, simply reverse the steps used to create the exosuit (and apply [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar when in doubt) to take out existing parts and replace them.

====Repair====

*Repair damage with a [[File:Welding tool.gif|frameless]] welder or [[File:Cable coil.png|frameless]] cable coil, or move the exosuit to an upgraded exosuit dock or simply replace damaged parts through maintenance procedure.

====Removal of jammed user ====
An exosuit pilot can be removed from their exosuit by using '''aggressive intent''' on the exosuit (unless they locked themselves in). You may first need to '''open the canopy'''. '''Help intent''' on the exosuit will work.

If the canopy is '''locked''' however, you will need to '''force''' the emergency release with a [[File:Crowbar.png|frameless]] crowbar.
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Guide to Cooking

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!
* More ingredients means longer cooking duration. Keep an eye on progress as you cook your foods. This also means setting different timers on microwaves.
* Eggs can either be used in cooking whole, or cracked open to use as egg protein. To place eggs into containers whole, use help intent. To crack them open, use any other intent.

Keep your eye on your appliances while cooking. Overcooking your dishes will produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and may clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success can have a good rhythm going between stations, cooking multiple dishes.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| Allows you to '''microwave''' certain recipes. Unlike other appliances, you cannot adjust the temperature, and can only turn it on for specific durations. Requires a microwave plate to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set timer
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to '''bake''' food. Requires baking trays to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients. Must open door.<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature<br>'''Alt-click''': Open/close door
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Grill
|Allows you to '''grill''' food. Requires a grill to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
|Allows you to deep '''fry''' food. Requires baskets and corn oil to function<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Stove
|Allows you to '''cook''' food using a '''pot''', '''skillet''', or '''saucepan'''<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to certain recipes. Also allows you to arbitrarily combine any foods into a meal. Click on the board with food to add it to the board, then click and drag yourself to the board to finish combining.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor – reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
|The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.<br><br>The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
|Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]] in a '''skillet'''. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or '''cook''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a shellfish using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br><br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: '''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br><br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br><br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br><nowiki>*</nowiki>Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|'''Combine''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The ingredients will combine to create [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]], but this is fine.
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Cook 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]] in a '''pot'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|'''Combine''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br><br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|'''Fry''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''..
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Cook 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|'''Grill''' or cook 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br><br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper) in a '''skillet'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Grill or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Cook 9u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created cook something for too long. It may also break or dirty the appliance.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you '''boil''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container using anything but help intent. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Guide to Cooking

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Guide to Cooking

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Rootoo: Ports Aurora cooking #35275 (Edits by Cakey)

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!
* More ingredients means longer cooking duration. Keep an eye on progress as you cook your foods. This also means setting different timers on microwaves.
* Eggs can either be used in cooking whole, or cracked open to use as egg protein. To place eggs into containers whole, use help intent. To crack them open, use any other intent.

Keep your eye on your appliances while cooking. Overcooking your dishes will produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and may clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success can have a good rhythm going between stations, cooking multiple dishes.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| Allows you to '''microwave''' certain recipes. Unlike other appliances, you cannot adjust the temperature, and can only turn it on for specific durations. Requires a microwave plate to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set timer
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to '''bake''' food. Requires baking trays to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients. Must open door.<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature<br>'''Alt-click''': Open/close door
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Grill
|Allows you to '''grill''' food. Requires a grill to function.<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
|Allows you to deep '''fry''' food. Requires baskets and corn oil to function<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
|Stove
|Allows you to '''cook''' food using a '''pot''', '''skillet''', or '''saucepan'''<br><br>'''Click''': Add or remove ingredients<br>'''Ctrl-click''': Set temperature
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.<br><br>'''Ctrl-click''': Turn on/off
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to certain recipes. Also allows you to arbitrarily combine any foods into a meal. Click on the board with food to add it to the board, then click and drag yourself to the board to finish combining.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor – reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
|The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.<br><br>The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
|Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]] in a '''skillet'''. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or '''cook''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''fry''', '''grill''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a shellfish using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br><br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: '''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br><br>OR: Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]] in a '''pot'''.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br><br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br><br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br><nowiki>*</nowiki>Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|'''Combine''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The ingredients will combine to create [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]], but this is fine.
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|'''Bake''' 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|'''Microwave''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Cook 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]] in a '''skillet'''.
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|'''Bake''' 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''pot''' or '''saucepan'''.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Cook 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]] in a '''skillet'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] in a '''skillet'''.
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]] in a '''pot'''.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''', or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''grill''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|'''Combine''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br><br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|'''Fry''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|'''Combine''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|'''Fry''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|'''Microwave''', '''bake''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>-or-<br><br>'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without cooking by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''..
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Cook 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Cook 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|'''Bake''' 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]] in a '''saucepan''' or '''pot'''.
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|'''Microwave''' or cook 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] in a '''saucepan'''.
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|'''Bake''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|'''Fry''' or '''bake''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Cook 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]] in a '''pot'''.
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|'''Bake''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|'''Bake''' 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|'''Bake''' 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|'''Grill''' or cook 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br><br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper) in a '''skillet'''.
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|'''Combine''' 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Grill or cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in a '''skillet'''.
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Cook 9u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] in a '''skillet'''.
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Cook 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] in a '''skillet'''.
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|'''Combine''' 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created cook something for too long. It may also break or dirty the appliance.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you '''boil''' 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container using anything but help intent. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Guide to Cooking

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!

Experimental cookery is, unfortunately, not rewarded on board the Torch. Failing to follow a recipe properly will just produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and will clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success will stick to the recipes provided here.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| A microwave, which you'll use for most of your cooking.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to bake food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
| Grill
|Allows you to grill food.
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
| Allows you to deep fry food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to make a meal. Click on the chopping board with a food item, then click on that item with a second food item to combine.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor - reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
| The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.
The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
| Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a Aquaculture using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] and 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|Combine 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].<br><br>Made without the microwave.
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|Combine any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]]. <br><br>*Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
| Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]].
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
| Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
| Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].<br><br>Combine ingredients in the microwave, not a container, to avoid making [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]].
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining one Bun with another Bun.
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]].
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].<br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|Microwave 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]].
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]].
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]].
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]].
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]]
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Microwave 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]].
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]].
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper).
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created when you try to microwave an invalid recipe. It may also break or dirty the microwave.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Guide to Cooking

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!

Experimental cookery is, unfortunately, not rewarded on board the Torch. Failing to follow a recipe properly will just produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and will clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success will stick to the recipes provided here.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| A microwave, which you'll use for most of your cooking.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to bake food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
| Grill
|Allows you to grill food.
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
| Allows you to deep fry food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to make a meal. Click on the chopping board with a food item, then click on that item with a second food item to combine.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor - reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
| The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.
The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
| Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a Aquaculture using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] and 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|Combine 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].<br><br>Made without the microwave.
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|Combine any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]]. <br><br>*Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
| Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]].
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
| Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
| Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].<br><br>Combine ingredients in the microwave, not a container, to avoid making [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]].
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining one Bun with another Bun.
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]].
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].<br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|Microwave 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]].
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]].
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]].
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]].
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]]
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Microwave 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]].
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]].
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper).
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created when you try to microwave an invalid recipe. It may also break or dirty the microwave.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Guide to Drinks

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Many of these drinks, while they do have toxic ingredients, are not toxic in and of themselves. However, because they have toxic ingredients, if you mess them up, you will poison your patrons – not something a good bartender wants to do. [[Traitor|An evil one, though...]]

Note that names of some drinks might not be obvious in-game:

* Kahlua = Coffee Liqueur
* Vodka = Tunguska Triple Distilled
* Whiskey = Uncle Git's Special Reserve

== Alcoholic Drinks ==
Alcoholic drinks contain ethanol. Each drink is scored on a scale of 1.0 to 5.0, with 5.0 being strongest – 1.0 corresponds with a beer, and 5.0 corresponds with straight ethanol. Depending on how much you drink, you may slur your speech, get dizzy, start stumbling around and even pass out. Just as in real life, the slower you drink, the less you are affected by alcohol. Some species have special reactions to alcohol: Skrell will always treat any alcohol as extremely strong, and will get very drunk, very quickly. Humans will take liver damage from drinking too much; this damage happens at around the same level where the character passes out.
=== Mixed Drinks ===
An underlined drink indicates it is a drink that you must create, and requires additional reactions. Non-underlined drinks are base ingredients, and can be obtained from [[Guide to Hydroponics|Hydroponics]], the Booze-O-Mat, or from one of the several drink dispensers in the galley – other, rarer ingredients may come from the pharmacy or more esoteric sources.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Drink
!Temperature
!Strength
!Ingredients & Notes
|-
!<div id="Acid Spit">Acid Spit</div>
|
|3.0
|5 parts [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|sulphuric acid]]<br><br>Get sulphuric acid from the Pharmacist.
|-
!<div id="Alexander">Alexander</div>
|
|4.5
| 1 part [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Creme de Cacoa|creme de cacao]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]]
|-
! <div id="Allies Cocktail">Allies Cocktail</div>
|
|3.5
|1 part [[#Classic Martini|classic martini]], 1 part [[#Vodka Martini|vodka martini]]
|-
!<div id="Aloe">Aloe</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Watermelon Juice|watermelon juice]], 1 part [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]]
|-
!<div id="Amasec">Amasec</div>
|
|3.5
|5 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 5 parts [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Iron|iron]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Get iron from the Pharmacist.
|-
!<div id="Andalusia">Andalusia</div>
|
| 4.5
|1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Anti-Freeze">Anti-Freeze</div>
|0C and below
|4.8
|1 part [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]]<br><br>Raises body temperature.
|-
!<div id="Apple Cider">Apple Cider</div>
|
|1.0
|2 parts [[#Apple Juice|apple juice]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]] as catalyst
|-
!<div id="Arak">Arak</div>
|0C and below
|4.0
| 2 parts [[#Absinthe|absinthe]], 1 part [[#Grape Juice|grape juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]] as catalyst<br><br>A traditional mix of aniseed and grape. Originally consumed on Earth, it has been spread by Arabic settlers across the galaxy.
|-
!<div id="Armstrong">Armstrong</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]<br><br>Part of the Expeditionary Corps Explorer's Line.
|-
!<div id="Atomic Bomb">Atomic Bomb</div>
|
|5.0
| 10 parts [[#B-52|B-52]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Uranium|uranium]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Gets you drunk and high immediately. Get uranium from Research or Mining.
|-
!<div id="B-52">B-52</div>
|
|4.8
|1 part [[#Irish Cream|Irish cream]], 1 part [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Kahlua|kahlua]]
|-
!<div id="Bad Touch">Bad Touch</div>
|
|4.0
| 2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Absinthe|absinthe]], 1 part [[#Lemon Lime|lemon lime]]
|-
!<div id="Bahama Mama">Bahama Mama</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Banana Mama (Banana Honk)">Banana Mama<br>(Banana Honk)</div>
|
|4.8
| 1 part [[#Banana Juice|banana juice]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]<br><br>Yes, it's an alcoholic drink with no alcoholic ingredients.
|-
!<div id="Barefoot">Barefoot</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Vermouth|vermouth]], 1 part [[#Berry Juice|berry juice]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]]
|-
!<div id="Beepksy Smash">Beepksy Smash</div>
|
|4.8
| 1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Iron|iron]]<br><br>Briefly stuns. Get iron from the Pharmacist.
|-
! <div id="Bilk">Bilk</div>
|
|1.0
|1 part [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Milk|milk]]
|-
!<div id="Black Russian">Black Russian</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Kahlua|kahlua]]
|-
!<div id="Bloody Mary">Bloody Mary</div>
|
|4.5
| 2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 3 parts [[#Tomato Juice|tomato juice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
! <div id="Bogus">Bogus</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Blackstrap|blackstrap]], 1 part [[#Gin|gin]]<br><br>Known for its deceptive and acquired taste.
|-
!<div id="Booger">Booger</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 2 parts [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Banana Juice|banana juice]], 1 part [[#Watermelon Juice|watermelon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Brave Bull">Brave Bull</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Tequila|tequila]], 1 part [[#Kahlua|kahlua]]
|-
!<div id="Capirinha">Caipirinha</div>
|
| 3.0
|2 parts [[#Cachaca|cachaca]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Caesar">Caesar</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Tomato Juice|tomato juice]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|capsaicin]]<br><br>Get capsaicin by processing chili peppers from Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Carajillo">Carajillo</div>
|
|5.0
|2 parts [[#Coffee|coffee]], 1 part [[#Kahlua|kahlua]]
|-
!<div id="Changeling Sting">Changeling Sting</div>
|
|5.0
|1 part [[#Screwdriver|Screwdriver]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Classic Martini">Classic Martini</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Vermouth|vermouth]]
|-
!<div id="Cobalt Velvet">Cobalt Velvet</div>
|
|2.0
| 3 parts [[#Champagne|champagne]], 2 parts [[#Blue Curacao|blue curacao]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Cuba Libre">Cuba Libre</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Daiquiri">Daiquiri</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[#Affelerin Nectar|affelerin nectar]]
|-
! <div id="Dawa">Dawa</div>
|
|3.0
| 2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|honey]]
|-
!<div id="Demon's Blood">Demon's Blood</div>
|
|4.5
|3 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|blood]], 1 part [[#Space Mountain Wind|space mountain wind]], 1 part [[#Dr. Gibb|Dr. Gibb]]
|-
!<div id="Devil's Kiss">Devil's Kiss</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Kahlua|kahlua]], 1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|blood]]
|-
!<div id="Driest Martini">Driest Martini</div>
|
|4.8
|1 part [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Nothing|nothing]]<br>Note: “Nothing” is a drink, not literally nothing.
|-
!<div id="Drifter">Drifter</div>
|
|4.8
|2 parts [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Triple Sec|triple sec]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]<br><br>Briefly stuns.
|-
! <div id="Erika Surprise">Erika Surprise</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Ale|ale]], 1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Banana Juice|banana juice]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Forget Me Shot">Forget Me Shot</div>
|
|5.5
|1 part [[#Jagermeister|jagermeister]], 1 part [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Triple Sec|triple sec]], 1 part [[#Vinegar|vinegar]], 1 part [[#Hooch|hooch]]<br><br>Ouch. Who hurt you?
|-
! <div id="Fringe Weaver">Fringe Weaver</div>
|
|5.0
|2 parts [[#Ethanol|ethanol]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]<br><br>You poor thing.
|-
!<div id="Gargled">Gargled</div>
|
| 1.0
| 1 part [[#Blackstrap|blackstrap]], 2 parts [[#Coffee|coffee]]<br><br>Yeehaw.
|-
!<div id="Gilgamesh Spring Punch">Gilgamesh Spring Punch</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]<br><br>A classic Terran cocktail, consumed in copious amounts in mug glasses during the spring months on Terra.
|-
!<div id="Gin and Tonic">Gin and Tonic</div>
|
|1.0
|2 parts [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Tonic Water|tonic water]]
|-
! <div id="Gin Fizz">Gin Fizz</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Soda Water|soda water]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Goldschlager">Goldschlager</div>
|
|4.5
| 10 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part gold<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Grind up Gold from Mining. Can be got from a party crate through Cargo or by hacking the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
! <div id="Grasshopper">Grasshopper</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Creme de Menthe|creme de menthe]], 1 part [[#Creme de Cacoa|creme de cacao]]
|-
!<div id="Grog">Grog</div>
|
|0.1
|1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]<br><br>Neglible alcohol content.
|-
! <div id="Hippies' Delight">Hippies' Delight</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster|pan-galactic gargle blaster]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|psilocybin]]<br><br>Gets you high. Psilocybin comes from several types of mushroom that grow in Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Honey Wine">Honey Wine</div>
|
|1.0
|1 part [[#Hellshen Pale Ale|Hellshen pale ale]], 2 parts [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|honey]]
|-
!<div id="Hooch">Hooch</div>
|30C and above
|3.5
| 2 parts [[#Ethanol|ethanol]], 1 part welder fuel, 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Causes alcohol poisoning faster than other drinks. Get ethanol from Chemistry. Welder fuel from welder fuel tanks.
|-
!<div id="Horchata">Horchata</div>
|
|2.0
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|cinnamon]], 1 part [[#Vanilla Syrup|vanilla syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Ibn Battuta">Ibn Battuta</div>
|
|4.2
|2 parts [[#Herbal Liquor|herbal liquor]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 unit [[#Mint|mint]] as catalyst<br><br>Part of the Expeditionary Corps Explorer's Line.
|-
!<div id="Iced Beer">Iced Beer</div>
|
|1.0
| 5 parts [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]]<br>OR
<br> 10 parts [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Cold Sauce/Frost Oil|frost oil]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Lowers body temperature. Get frost oil by blending chilly peppers from Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Irish Coffee">Irish Coffee</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Irish Cream|Irish cream]], 1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]]
|-
!<div id="Irish Cream">Irish Cream</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]]
|-
!<div id="Irish Slammer">Irish Slammer</div>
|
|4.5
| 1 part [[#Ale|ale]], 1 part [[#Irish Cream|Irish cream]]
|-
!<div id="Jagerbomb">Jagerbomb</div>
|
|5.0
|2 parts [[#Jagermeister|jagermeister]], 1 part [[#Beast Energy|beast energy]]
|-
! <div id="Jimmy Gideon">Jimmy Gideon</div>
|
|4.0
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Hot Chocolate|hot chocolate]]<br><br>The personal favourite of Jimmy Gideon, first man on Mars. Now the favourite of many of his lesser-known descendants.
|-
!<div id="Kamikaze">Kamikaze</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Triple Sec|triple sec]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Kvass">Kvass</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 5 units [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''
|-
!<div id="Lonestar Mule">Lonestar Mule</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Ginger Beer|ginger beer]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Long Island Iced Tea">Long Island Iced Tea</div>
|
|4.8
|3 parts [[#Cuba Libre|Cuba Libre]], 1 part [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Tequila|tequila]]
|-
!<div id="Magellan">Magellan</div>
|
|4.7
| 1 part [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]], 1 unit [[#Sugar|sugar]] as catalyst<br><br>Part of the Expeditionary Corps Explorer's Line.
|-
!<div id="Manhattan">Manhattan</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Vermouth|vermouth]]
|-
!<div id="Manhattan Project">Manhattan Project</div>
|
|5.0
|10 parts [[#Manhattan|Manhattan]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Uranium|uranium]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Gets you high. Get uranium from Research or Mining.
|-
!<div id="The Manly Dorf">Manly Dorf</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Ale|ale]], 1 part [[#Beer|beer]]
|-
!<div id="Margarita">Margarita</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Tequila|tequila]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Moscow Mule">Moscow Mule</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Ginger Beer|ginger beer]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]
|-
!<div id="Nevadan Gold Whiskey">Nevadan Gold Whiskey</div>
|
|5.0
|1 part [[#Goldschlager|Goldschlager]], 1 part [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]], 1 part [[#Irish Cream|Irish cream]]
|-
!<div id="Neurotoxin">Neurotoxin</div>
|
|5.0
|1 part [[#Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster|pan-galactic gargle blaster]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Soporific|Soporific]]<br><br>Also stuns you. Get soporific from Medical.
|-
!<div id="Old Fashioned">Old Fashioned</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 1 part [[#Herbal Liquor|herbal liquor]]
|-
!<div id="Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster">Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster</div>
|
| 5.0
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Gin|gin]], 1 part [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]], 1 part [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]]<br><br>Gets you drunk and high.
|-
!<div id="Patron">Patron</div>
|
|3.0
|10 parts [[#Tequila|tequila]], 1 part silver<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Can be obtained by ordering a party crate through Cargo or by hacking the Booze-O-Mat. Grind up silver from Mining.
|-
!<div id="Piña Colada">Piña Colada</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 1 part [[#Coconut Milk|coconut milk]], 1 part [[#Pineapple Juice|pineapple juice]]
|-
!<div id="Posset">Posset</div>
|
|1.0
| 1 part [[#Ale|ale]], 2 parts [[#Milk|milk]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Red Mead">Red Mead</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Mead|mead]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|blood]]
|-
! <div id="Red Whiskey">Red Whiskey</div>
|
|5.0
|1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]], 1 part [[#Berry Juice|berry juice]], 1 part [[#Tomato Juice|tomato juice]]<br><br>A celebration drink of choice by many Spacers in the outer regions of Sol space.
|-
!<div id="Sangria">Sangria</div>
|
|3.0
| 2 parts [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]]
|-
!<div id="Sbiten">Sbiten</div>
|
|4.5
|10 parts [[#Mead|mead]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|capsaicin]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Raises body temperature. Capsaicin is found in chili peppers from Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Screwdriver">Screwdriver</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]]
|-
!<div id="Ship's Surgeon">Ship's Surgeon</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 2 parts [[#Dr. Gibb|Dr. Gibb]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]]
|-
!<div id="Sidecar">Sidecar</div>
|
|3.0
|2 parts [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Blue Curacao|blue curacao]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Silencer">Silencer</div>
|
|4.8
|1 part [[#Nothing|nothing]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Singulo">Singulo</div>
|
|5.0
|5 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 5 parts [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Radium|radium]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Get radium from Chemistry.
|-
! <div id="Snow White">Snow White</div>
|
|3.0
|1 part [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Lemon Lime|lemon lime]]
|-
!<div id="Stag">Stag</div>
|
|0.1
|1 part [[#Rum|rum]], 2 parts [[#Black Tea|black tea]]<br><br>A strong cup of tea often drunk by members of the Fleet to stay awake on long missions. Neglible alcohol content.
|-
!<div id="Stinger">Stinger</div>
|
|4.7
|2 parts [[#Cognac|cognac]], 1 part [[#Creme de Menthe|creme de menthe]]
|-
!<div id="Sugar Rush">Sugar Rush</div>
|
|0.1
|4 parts [[#Space Mountain Wind|space mountain wind]], 1 part [[#Grenadine Syrup|grenadine syrup]], 1 part [[#Vodka|vodka]]<br><br>Neglible alcohol content.
|-
!<div id="Sui Dream">Sui Dream</div>
|
|0.1
|1 part [[#Blue Curacao|blue curacao]], 1 part [[#Melon Liquor|melon liquor]], 1 part [[#Space-Up|space-up]]<br><br>Negligible alcohol content.
|-
!<div id="Syndicate Bomb">Syndicate Bomb</div>
|
|5.0
|1 part [[#Whiskey Cola|whiskey cola]], 1 part [[#Beer|beer]]
|-
!<div id="Tequila Sunrise">Tequila Sunrise</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Tequila|tequila]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]]
|-
!<div id="Three Mile Island Iced Tea">Three Mile Island Iced Tea</div>
|
|5.0
|10 parts [[#Long Island Iced Tea|long island iced tea]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Uranium|uranium]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Also gets you high. Grind up uranium from Mining.
|-
!<div id="Toxins Special">Toxins Special</div>
|
|5.0
|2 parts [[#Rum|rum]], 2 parts [[#Vermouth|vermouth]], 2 parts [[Guide to Chemistry#Phoron|Phoron]]<br><br>Raises body temperature. Grind up Phoron from Mining.
|-
!<div id="Vodka and Tonic">Vodka and Tonic</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Tonic Water|tonic water]]
|-
!<div id="Vodka Cola">Vodka Cola</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Vodka Martini">Vodka Martini</div>
|
|4.8
|2 parts [[#Vodka|vodka]], 1 part [[#Vermouth|vermouth]]
|-
!<div id="Whiskey Cola">Whiskey Cola</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Whiskey Soda">Whiskey Soda</div>
|
|4.5
|2 parts [[#Whiskey|whiskey]], 1 part [[#Soda Water|soda water]]
|-
!<div id="White Russian">White Russian</div>
|
| 4.5
|2 parts [[#Black Russian|Black Russian]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]]
|-
!<div id="Zheng He">Zheng He</div>
|
|4.0
|1 part [[#Vermouth|vermouth]], 2 parts [[#Black Tea|black tea]]<br><br>Part of the Expeditionary Corps Explorer's Line.
|}

===Poured Drinks===
An underlined drink indicates it is a drink that you must create, and requires additional reactions. Non-underlined drinks are base ingredients, and can be obtained from Hydroponics, the Booze-O-Mat, or from one of the several drink dispensers in the galley – other, rarer ingredients may come from the pharmacy or more esoteric sources. Note that most poured drinks can be found in the Booze-O-Mat or Booze Dispenser, in addition to being made via recipe.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Drink
!Temperature
!Strength
!Ingredients & Notes
|-
!<div id="Absinthe">Absinthe</div>
|
|4.8
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Ale">Ale</div>
|
|1.0
|Bottles are labeled "Magm-Ale".
|-
!<div id="Baijiu">Baijiu</div>
|
|3.5
|2 parts [[#Moonshine|moonshine]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|rice]]<br><br>Bottles are labelled as Huangjin Bay Baijiu. Available in the Booze-O-Mat. Get rice from Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Beer">Beer</div>
|
|1.0
|Mix 10 [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|corn oil]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Available in the Booze Dispenser. Also available in the bar's back room or from the beer keg. Get corn oil from Hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Blackstrap">Blackstrap</div>
|
|3.0
|Mix 2 parts [[#Rum|rum]] and 1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]]<br><br>Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Blue Curacao">Blue Curaçao</div>
|
|4.5
|Mix 10 [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Miss Blue Curacao". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Cachaca">Cachaca</div>
|
| 3.5
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Champagne">Champagne</div>
|
|3.5
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Creme de Cacoa">Creme de Cacoa</div>
|
| 1.0
|Available in the Booze Dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Creme de Menthe">Creme de Menthe</div>
|
|1.0
|Available in the Booze Dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Cognac">Cognac</div>
|
|4.5
|Bottles are labeled "Chateau De Baton Premium Cognac". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Ethanol">Ethanol</div>
|
|5.0
|Comes from the chemical dispenser in the Pharmacy.
|-
! <div id="Gin">Gin</div>
|
|4.5
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
! <div id="Hellshen Pale Ale">Hellshen Pale Ale</div>
|
|1.0
|Mix 1 part [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], and 1 part [[#Water|water]]<br><br>The best ale on Mars (allegedly). Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Herbal Liquor">Herbal Liquor</div>
|
|4.7
|Bottles are labeled "Liqueur d'Herbe". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Iridast Berry Juice">Iridast Berry Juice</div>
|
|1.0
|Process an [[Guide to Hydroponics#Iridast|Iridast Berry]].<br><br>Also gets you high. An incredibly sweet fruit juice across human space. Discovered in Alpha Centauri and now spread across the galaxy.
|-
!<div id="Jagermeister">Jagermeister</div>
|
|5.0
|Mix 2 parts [[#Herbal Liquor|herbal liquor]], 1 part [[#Water|water]], and 1u [[#Mint|mint]] (catalyst)<br><br>Found in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Kahlua">Kahlua</div>
|
| 4.5
|Mix 5 parts [[#Coffee|coffee]], 5 parts [[#Sugar|sugar]], and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Robert Robust's Coffee Liqueur". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Lager">Lager</div>
|
|1.0
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Llanbryde Whiskey">Llanbryde Whiskey</div>
|
|5.0
|Mix 2 parts [[#Special Blend Whiskey|special blend whiskey]], 1 part [[#Gin|gin]], and 1u [[#Sugar|sugar]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Pritchard's Wisgi Ucheldirol". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
! <div id="Mead">Mead</div>
|
|3.0
| Mix 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|honey]], 1 part [[#Water|water]], and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Melon Liquor">Melon Liquor</div>
|
|1.0
|Mix 10 parts [[#Watermelon Juice|watermelon juice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Emeraldine Melon Liquor". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Moonshine">Moonshine</div>
|
|4.8
|Mix 10 parts [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Lunar Brandy">Lunar Brandy</div>
|
| 4.0
|Mix 1 part [[#Grape Juice|grape juice]], 2 parts [[#Wine|wine]], and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]] (catalyst)<br><br>Can be obtained by hacking the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Prosecco">Prosecco</div>
|
| 3.0
|Available from the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
! <div id="Premium Vodka">Premium Vodka</div>
|
|5.0
|Premium distilled vodka imported directly from the GCC. Available by hacking the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Poison Wine">Poison Wine</div>
|
|5.0
|Mix 10 parts [[#Poison Berry Juice|poison berry juice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Hallucinogenic and poisonous.
|-
!<div id="Rakia">Rakia</div>
|
|3.5
|2 part [[#Lunar Brandy|Lunar brandy]], 1 part [[#Green Grape Juice|green grape juice]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Sadmir Cumani's Rakia". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Rum">Rum</div>
|
|4.5
|1 part [[#Water|water]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)
Bottles are labeled "Captain Pete's Cuban Spiced Rum". Available in the Booze-O-Mat and Booze Dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Sake">Sake</div>
|
|3.5
|Mix 10 parts [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|rice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Soju">Soju</div>
|
|3.5
|Bottles are labeled "Sol Hyonjun's Soju". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Special Blend Whiskey">Special Blend Whiskey</div>
|
|3.5
|Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Tadmoran Wine">Tadmoran Wine</div>
|
|5.0
|Mix 2 parts [[#Wine|wine]], 1 part [[#Grenadine Syrup|grenadine syrup]], and 1u [[#Mint|mint]] (catalyst)<br><br>Can be obtained by hacking the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Tequila">Tequila</div>
|
|3.5
|Bottles are labeled "Caccavo Guaranteed Quality Tequilla". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Thirteen Loko">Thirteen Loko</div>
|
|3.5
|Obtained by hacking a Robust Soft Drinks vendor. Causes jitters, dramatically increases speed and heart rate.
|-
!<div id="Triple Sec">Triple Sec</div>
|
|4.5
|Available in the Booze Dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Vermouth">Vermouth</div>
|
|4.5
|Bottles are labeled "Goldeneye Vermouth".
|-
!<div id="Vodka">Vodka</div>
|
|4.5
|Mix 10 parts [[#Potato Juice|potato juice]] or [[#Turnip Juice|turnip juice]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Tunguska Triple Distilled". Available in the Booze-O-Mat and Booze Dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Whiskey">Whiskey</div>
|
|3.5
|Bottles are labeled "Uncle Git's Special Reserve". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="White Wine">White Wine</div>
|
|4.0
|Mix 10 parts [[#White Grape Juice|white grape juice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Expensive, premium wine made from distilled white grapes. Available by hacking the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Wine">Wine</div>
|
|4.5
|Mix 10 parts [[#Grape Juice|grape juice]] and 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>Bottles are labeled "Doublebeard Bearded Special Wine". Available in the Booze-O-Mat.
|}

==Non-Alcoholic Drinks==
An underlined drink indicates it is a drink that you must create, and requires additional reactions. Non-underlined drinks are base ingredients, and can be obtained from Hydroponics, the Booze-O-Mat, or from one of the several drink dispensers in the galley – other, rarer ingredients may come from the pharmacy or more esoteric sources.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Drink
!Temperature
!Ingredients & Notes
|-
!<div id="Affelerin Nectar">Affelerin Nectar</div>
|
|Process an [[Guide to Hydroponics#Affelerin|affelerin]].
|-
!<div id="Alcohol-Free Beer">Alcohol-Free Beer</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Beer|beer]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethylredoxrazine|Ethylredoxrazine]]<br><br>Booze-O-Mat. Get Ethylredoxrazine from a Pharmacist.
|-
!<div id="Americano">Americano</div>
|50C
|2 parts [[#Espresso|espresso]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]
|-
!<div id="Apple Juice">Apple Juice</div>
|
|Process an [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|apple]].
|-
!<div id="Apple Soda">Apple Soda</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Soda Water|soda water]], 1 part [[#Apple Juice|apple juice]]
|-
!<div id="Banana Juice">Banana Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|banana]].
|-
!<div id="Baron Grey Tea">Baron Grey Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Black Tea|black tea]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]]
|-
!<div id="Beast Energy">Beast Energy</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat.<br><br>Causes jitters and raises pulse.
|-
!<div id="Berry Juice">Berry Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|berries]].
|-
!<div id="Black Tea">Black Tea</div>
|70C
|5 parts [[#Water|water]], 1 part tea powder<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''<br><br>Works as a weak anti-toxin. Also in Coffee Dispensers, Hot Drinks machine. Tea powder can be found in MREs.
|-
!<div id="Brown Dwarf">Brown Dwarf</div>
|70C
|2 parts [[#Hot Chocolate|hot chocolate]], 1 part [[#Space Mountain Wind|space mountain wind]]
|-
!<div id="Cabbage Juice">Cabbage Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|cabbage]].
|-
!<div id="Cafe Latte">Cafe Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]], 1 part [[#Milk|milk]]
|-
!<div id="Caramel Syrup">Caramel Syrup</div>
|
|Coffee dispensers.
|-
!<div id="Carrot Juice">Carrot Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|carrot]].
|-
!<div id="Chai Latte">Chai Latte</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Chai Tea|chai tea]], 1 part [[#Milk|milk]]
|-
!<div id="Chai Soy Latte">Chai Soy Latte</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Chai Tea|chai tea]], 1 part [[#Soy Milk|soy milk]]
|-
!<div id="Chai Tea">Chai Tea</div>
|
|Works as a weak anti-toxin. Coffee dispenser or Hot Drinks machine.
|-
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|
|10 parts [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|rice]], 1 part [[#Green Tea|green tea]]<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|-
!<div id="Cherry Cola">Cherry Cola</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry jelly|cherry jelly]]
|-
!<div id="Chocolate Milk">Chocolate Milk</div>
|
|5 parts [[#Milk|milk]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|coco powder]]<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''<br><br>Also available in SweatMAX. Get coco powder by processing cacao from hydroponics.
|-
!<div id="Chocolate Syrup">Chocolate Syrup</div>
|
|Coffee dispensers.
|-
!<div id="Coconut Milk">Coconut Milk</div>
|50C
|2 parts [[#Coconut Water|coconut water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]] (catalyst)<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''
|-
!<div id="Coconut Water">Coconut Water</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Coconut|coconut]].
|-
!<div id="Coffee">Coffee</div>
|70C
|1 part coffee powder, 5 parts [[#Water|water]]<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''<br><br>Also in soda and coffee dispensers; Hot Drinks machine. Coffee powder is found in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Coffee|coffee beans]] and MREs.
|-
!<div id="Cola Float">Cola Float</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Milkshake|milkshake]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Coffee Cola">Coffee Cola</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]], 1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]]
|-
!<div id="Cream">Cream</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat; coffee and soda dispensers.
|-
!<div id="Dandelion and Burdock">Dandelion and Burdock</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Decaffinated Coffee">Decaffinated Coffee</div>
|
|Coffee dispensers, Hot Drinks machine.
|-
!<div id="Decaffinated Tea">Decaffinated Tea</div>
|
|Hot Drinks machine.
|-
!<div id="Diet Cola">Diet Cola</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]<br><br>Get Lipozine from a Pharmacist, or from diet pills in SweatMAX vendors.
|-
!<div id="Doctor's Delight">Doctor's Delight</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[#Tomato Juice|tomato juice]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]<br><br>Get Tricordrazine from a Pharmacist.
|-
!<div id="Doogh">Doogh</div>
|
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Water|water]], 1 part [[#Mint|mint]]<br><br>Get mint from the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Dr. Gibb">Dr. Gibb</div>
|
|Soda dispenser; Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Eggnog">Eggnog</div>
|
|1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|egg yolk]], 1 part [[#Milk|milk]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]].<br><br>One egg contains 3u egg yolk.
|-
!<div id="Espresso">Espresso</div>
|80C
|2 parts [[#Coffee|coffee]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]
|-
!<div id="Fizzy Orange">Fizzy Orange</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Soda Water|soda water]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Fool's Gold">Fool's Gold</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Water|water]], 1 part [[#Whiskey|whiskey]]
|-
!<div id="Garlic Juice">Garlic Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Garlic|garlic]].
|-
!<div id="Ginger Beer">Ginger Beer</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat
|-
!<div id="Grape Juice">Grape Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Grape|grapes]].<br><br>Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Grenadine Syrup">Grenadine Syrup</div>
|
|10 parts [[#Berry Juice|berry juice]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Grape Soda">Grape Soda</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Grape Juice|grape juice]], 1 part [[#Space Cola|space cola]]
|-
!<div id="Green Grape Juice">Green Grape Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Green Grape|green grapes]].
|-
!<div id="Green Tea">Green Tea</div>
|
|Works as a weak anti-toxin. Also in Coffee Dispensers, Hot Drinks machine.
|-
!<div id="Hot Chocolate">Hot Chocolate</div>
|70C
|5 parts [[#Water|water]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|coco powder]]<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''<br><br>Soda and coffee dispensers; Coffee Hot Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Ice">Ice</div>
|
|Drinks dispenser; hacked Hot Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Iced Black Tea">Iced Black Tea</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Black Tea|black tea]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Cafe Latte">Iced Cafe Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Cafe Latte|cafe latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Chai Latte">Iced Chai Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Chai Latte|chai latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Chai Soy Latte">Iced Chai Soy Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Chai Soy Latte|chai soy latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Chai Tea">Iced Chai Tea</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Chai Tea|chai tea]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Coffee">Iced Coffee</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Coffee|coffee]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Frappe">Iced Frappe</div>
|0C
|3 parts [[#Iced Coffee|iced coffee]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Green Tea">Iced Green Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Green Tea|green tea]], 1 part [[#Ice|ice]]
|-
!<div id="Iced London Fog">Iced London Fog</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#London Fog|London Fog]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Soy London Fog">Iced Soy London Fog</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Soy London Fog|Soy London Fog]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Mocha Latte">Iced Mocha Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Mocha Latte|mocha latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte">Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Pumpkin Spice Latte|pumpkin spice latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Pumpkin Spice Soy Latte">Iced Pumpkin Spice Soy Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Pumpkin Spice Soy Latte|pumpkin spice soy latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Rooibos Tea">Iced Rooibos Tea</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Rooibos Tea|rooibos tea]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Soy Latte">Iced Soy Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Soy Latte|soy latte]]
|-
!<div id="Iced Soy Mocha Latte">Iced Soy Mocha Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Mocha Soy Latte|mocha soy latte]]
|-
!<div id="Ion-Bru">Ion-Bru</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat and Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Iron-Bru">Iron-Bru</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Ion-Bru|Ion-Bru]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Iron|iron]]
|-
!<div id="Kefir">Kefir</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Milk|milk]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Nutriment|nutriment]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Kira Special">Kira Special</div>
|
|1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[#Soda Water|soda water]]
|-
!<div id="Lemon Juice">Lemon Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]]; Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Lemon Lime">Lemon Lime</div>
|
|Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Lemonade">Lemonade</div>
|
|1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]
|-
!<div id="Lettuce Juice">Lettuce Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|lettuce]].
|-
!<div id="Lime Juice">Lime Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|lime]].<br><br>Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="London Fog">London Fog</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Baron Grey Tea|Baron Grey Tea]], 1 part [[#Milk|milk]]
|-
!<div id="Maghrebi Tea">Maghrebi Tea</div>
|
|3 parts [[#Sweet Green Tea|sweet green tea]], 1u [[#Mint|mint]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Maple Syrup">Maple Syrup</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Melon Juice">Melon Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Melon|melon]].
|-
!<div id="Milk">Milk</div>
|
|From the Coffee Dispenser, from the kitchen fridge, from the biogenerator, or from a cow that has been fed wheat.
|-
!<div id="Milkshake">Milkshake</div>
|
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 2 parts [[#Ice|ice]], 2 parts [[#Milk|milk]]
|-
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|
|From the Booze-O-Mat.
|-
!<div id="Mocha Latte">Mocha Latte</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Cafe Latte|cafe latte]], 1 part [[#Chocolate Syrup|chocolate syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Mocha Soy Latte">Mocha Soy Latte</div>
|
|3 parts [[#Soy Latte|soy latte]], 1 part [[#Chocolate Syrup|chocolate syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Nothing">Nothing</div>
|
|1 part [[#Cream|cream]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]
|-
!<div id="NTella Hot Chocolate">NTella Hot Chocolate</div>
|
|1 part [[#Milk|milk]], 1 part [[Guide to Food#Choco-Nut Spread|choco-nut spread]], 1 part [[#Cream|cream]]
|-
!<div id="NTella Milkshake">NTella Milkshake</div>
|
|5 parts [[#Milkshake|milkshake]], 1 part [[Guide to Food#Choco-Nut Spread|choco-nut spread]]
|-
!<div id="Nuka Cola">Nuka Cola</div>
|
|1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Uranium|uranium]], 5 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]]<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''<br><br>Gets you high. Get uranium from Research or Mining.
|-
!<div id="Onion Juice">Onion Juice</div>
|
|Process an [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|onion]].
|-
!<div id="Orange Juice">Orange Juice</div>
|
|Process an [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|orange]].<br><br>Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Orange Cola">Orange Cola</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]], 1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]]
|-
!<div id="Pear Juice">Pear Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pear|pear]].
|-
!<div id="Pineapple Juice">Pineapple Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|pineapple]].
|-
!<div id="Poison Berry Juice">Poison Berry Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poison Berry|poison berry]].<br><br>Toxic!
|-
!<div id="Posca">Posca</div>
|
|1 part [[#Vinegar|vinegar]], 1 part [[#Water|water]], 1 part [[#Beast Energy|beast energy]]
|-
!<div id="Pork Soda">Pork Soda</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Soda Water|soda water]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|animal protein]]
|-
!<div id="Potato Juice">Potato Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|potato]].
|-
!<div id="Pumpkin Spice Latte">Pumpkin Spice Latte</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Cafe Latte|cafe latte]], 1 part [[#Pumpkin Spice Syrup|pumpkin spice syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Pumpkin Spice Soy Latte">Pumpkin Spice Soy Latte</div>
|
|3 parts [[#Soy Latte|soy latte]], 1 part [[#Pumpkin Spice Syrup|pumpkin spice syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Pumpkin Spice Syrup">Pumpkin Spice Syrup</div>
|
|Coffee dispensers.
|-
!<div id="Rewriter">Rewriter</div>
|
|1 part [[#Space Mountain Wind|space mountain wind]], 1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]]<br><br>Causes jitters.
|-
!<div id="Root Beer">Root Beer</div>
|
|Booze-O-Mat
|-
!<div id="Rooibos Tea">Rooibos Tea</div>
|
|Works as a weak anti-toxin. Coffee dispenser or Hot Drinks machine.
|-
!<div id="Snowball">Snowball</div>
|0C
|2 parts [[#Ice|ice]], 1 part [[#Iced Coffee|iced coffee]], 1 part [[#Watermelon Juice|watermelon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Soda Water">Soda Water</div>
|
|Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Soy Latte">Soy Latte</div>
|
|1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]], 1 part [[#Soy Milk|soy milk]]
|-
!<div id="Soy London Fog">Soy London Fog</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Baron Grey Tea|Baron Grey Tea]], 1 part [[#Soy Milk|soy milk]]
|-
!<div id="Soy Milk">Soy Milk</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|soybean]].
|-
!<div id="Space Cola">Space Cola</div>
|
|Soda dispenser; Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Space Mountain Wind">Space Mountain Wind</div>
|
|Drinks Dispenser; Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Space-Up">Space-Up</div>
|
|Soda dispenser; Soft Drinks vending machine.
|-
!<div id="Strawberry Soda">Strawberry Soda</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Soda Water|soda water]], 1 part [[#Berry Juice|berry juice]]
|-
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|sugarcane]] or [[Hydroponics#White-beet|white-beet]].<br><br>Available in the Booze Dispenser, the Soft Drink Dispenser, and the Chemistry Dispenser. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|-
!<div id="Sweet Black Tea">Sweet Black Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Iced Black Tea|iced black tea]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Sweet Chai Tea">Sweet Chai Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Iced Chai Tea|iced chai tea]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Sweet Green Tea">Sweet Green Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Iced Green Tea|iced green tea]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Sweet Rooibos Tea">Sweet Rooibos Tea</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Iced Rooibos Tea|iced rooibos tea]], 1 part [[#Sugar|sugar]]
|-
!<div id="Tomato Juice">Tomato Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|tomato]].<br><br>Booze vendor.
|-
!<div id="Tonic Water">Tonic Water</div>
|
|Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="Triple Citrus">Triple Citrus</div>
|
|1 part [[#Orange Juice|orange juice]], 1 part [[#Lime Juice|lime juice]], 1 part [[#Lemon Juice|lemon juice]]
|-
!<div id="Turnip Juice">Turnip Juice</div>
|
|Only found in “Arstotzka Bru” cans from the BODA vendor.
|-
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|pineapple]].<br><br>A catalyst used in many foods and beverages. Also available in the Galley.
|-
!<div id="Vanilla Cola">Vanilla Cola</div>
|
|2 parts [[#Space Cola|space cola]], 1 part [[#Vanilla Syrup|vanilla syrup]]
|-
!<div id="Vanilla Syrup">Vanilla Syrup</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Vanilla|vanilla]].<br><br>Also in Coffee dispensers.
|-
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|
|10 parts [[#Ethanol|ethanol]] or [[#Apple Juice|apple juice]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)
|-
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|
|Drinks dispenser, Soft Drinks vending machine, sinks, and water tanks.
|-
!<div id="Watermelon Juice">Watermelon Juice</div>
|
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Watermelon|watermelon]].<br><br>Drinks dispenser.
|-
!<div id="White Grape Juice">White Grape Juice</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White Grape|white grapes]].
|-
!<div id="Yuenyeung">Yuenyeung</div>
|
|1 part [[#Coffee|coffee]], 1 part [[#Black Tea|black tea]]
|}

==Alien Drinks==
An underlined drink indicates it is a drink that you must create, and requires additional reactions. Non-underlined drinks are base ingredients, and can be obtained from Hydroponics, the Booze-O-Mat, or from one of the several drink dispensers in the galley – other, rarer ingredients may come from the pharmacy or more esoteric sources.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Drink
!Temperature
!Ingredients & Notes
|-
!<div id="Hrukhza Leaf Extract">Hrukhza Leaf Extract</div>
|
|Found in the Booze-O-Mat, and by procesing [[Guide to Hydroponics#Hrukhza|hrukhza leaves]]. Used to create drinks commonly found on Moghes. Not toxic to humans, but deeply unpleasant.
|-
!<div id="Kzkzaa">Kzkzaa</div>
|
|Mix 2 parts [[#Hrukhza Leaf Extract|hrukhza leaf extract]], 1 part [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|animal protein]]<br><br>A mixture of hrukhza leaf and fish protein.
|-
!<div id="Mumbak Sting">Mumbak Sting</div>
|50C
|Mix 2 parts [[#Hrukhza Leaf Extract|hrukhza leaf extract]], 1 part [[Guide to Chemistry#Toxin|toxin]]<br><br>The equivalent of hard liquor for Unathi, though it has no actual alcohol. Get a toxin bottle from Medical.
|-
!<div id="Qokk'hrona">Qokk'hrona</div>
|
|2 part [[#Qokk'loa|qokk'loa]], 1 part [[#Wine|wine]], 5u [[#Universal Enzyme|universal enzyme]] (catalyst)<br><br>A Skrellian wine refined from qokk'loa. Hallucinogenic.
|-
!<div id="Qokk'loa">Qokk'loa</div>
|
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Qokk'Loa|qokk'loa moss]] from Hydroponics.<br><br>An unrefined hallucinogenic substance used to produce Qokk'hrona. Mildly alcoholic, and extremely toxic to non-Skrell.
|-
!<div id="Skrianhi Tea">Skrianhi Tea</div>
|50C
|Mix 2 parts [[#Hrukhza Leaf Extract|hrukhza leaf extract]], 1 part [[#Water|water]]<br><br>A staple tea for Unathi.
|-
!<div id="Th'oom Juice">Th'oom Juice</div>
|
|Found in the Booze-O-Mat or ordered from Supply. Has medicinal use among Skrell. Not toxic to non-Skrell but also has minimal effects.
|-
!<div id="Wasgaelhi">Wasgaelhi</div>
|
|Mix 2 parts [[#Hrukhza Leaf Extract|hrukhza leaf extract]], 1 part [[#Wine|wine]]<br><br>A relatively weak alcohol for Unathi.
|}
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Guide to Cooking

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== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!

Experimental cookery is, unfortunately, not rewarded on board the Torch. Failing to follow a recipe properly will just produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and will clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success will stick to the recipes provided here.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| A microwave, which you'll use for most of your cooking.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to bake food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
| Grill
|Allows you to grill food.
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
| Allows you to deep fry food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to make a meal. Click on the chopping board with a food item, then click on that item with a second food item to combine.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor - reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Harmful reagents''' (poisonous or otherwise) are <u>underlined</u>, while reagents with '''other, non-deadly effects''' (like intoxication, sleepiness, or medical effects) are marked with an asterisk (*). Note that some reagents not marked here may still be dangerous to specific crewmembers – some crewmembers have allergies, [[Unathi]] are intolerant of sugar, and animal products (including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy) are poisonous to [[Skrell]]. Be sure to ask about any dietary restrictions before you start cooking!

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
| The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.
The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
| Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u <u>Carpotoxin</u>
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine*
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a Aquaculture using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] and 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|Combine 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].<br><br>Made without the microwave.
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|Combine any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]]. <br><br>*Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
| Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly,</u> 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye*, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]].
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u <u>Nanites</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine*, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
| Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
| Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine*, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline*<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium*, Space Cleaner*, Peridaxon*, Dexalin Plus*, Tricordrazine*, Leporazine (Cold)*, <u>Cryotoxin</u>, <u>Vercuronium Bromide</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko*, Hextromycosalinate*, Kelotane*, Hyperzine*, Doctor's Delight*, Leporazine (Hot)*, <u>Pyrotoxin</u>, <u>Poison Berry Juice</u>.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].<br><br>Combine ingredients in the microwave, not a container, to avoid making [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/<u>Slime Jelly</u>, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]].
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining one Bun with another Bun.
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]].
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil*
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u <u>Radium</u>
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].<br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|Microwave 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific*, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline*, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine*, 1u Synaptizine*, 1u Hyperzine*, 1u Hextromycosalinate*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine*, 3u Kelotane*, 3u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Hextromycosalinate*
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste.
|10u <u>Nanites</u>, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]].
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]].
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline*, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]].
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u <u>Toxin</u>, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil*, Tricordrazine*, Imidazoline*, Carbon, <u>Blood</u>, <u>Toxin</u>, <u>Slime Jelly</u>.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u <u>Sulphuric Acid</u>, 5u Tricordrazine*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]].
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]]
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Microwave 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]].
|30u <u>Blood</u>, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u <u>Amatoxin</u>, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin*, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine*
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]].
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline*
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper).
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created when you try to microwave an invalid recipe. It may also break or dirty the microwave.
|1u <u>Toxin</u>, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u <u>Slime Jelly</u>
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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Rootoo: Reagents added to microwave carry over to final product #35067 (Part 2)

== Fullness and Starvation ==
You will start your round at a random level of fullness and thirst. If you are too hungry, you will start to move more slowly. Nutrition is typically slow-release, so even if you don't see the indicator change immediately after eating, it probably will do so soon.

Several reagents will increase your fullness:

* Very filling: Corn oil, Nutriment (found in most foods), Animal Protein (found in meat), and Egg Yolk.
* Somewhat filling: Ketchup, Coco Powder, Hot Ramen, Hell Ramen, Sugar.
* Minor increase: Soy Sauce, Hot Coco, Potato Juice, Bilk, Sprinkles, Dry Ramen, Flour, Rice, Cherry Jelly, Doctor's Delight, Beer, Thirteen Loko, Mead, Banana Mama.

Food items are containers for reagents. Reagents can be added to food items up to a maximum of 50 units. Chefs may add condiments, extra nutriment, or other substances to food. Reagents can also be withdrawn using a syringe.

Some things will decrease your hunger faster:

* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryotube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking [[Guide to Chemistry#Lipozine|Lipozine]]

== General cooking tips ==

* Grinding and blending might leave some undesirable leftovers in the mix. You can use the CondiMaster 3000 to separate these into new bottles. Unneeded reagents can be discarded either by leaving them in the CondiMaster's buffer, or by pouring the beaker into a sink.
* Milk, Soy Milk, Berry Juice, Soy Sauce, Hot Sauce, Cold Sauce, and Sugar are all measured in reagent units rather than by number of containers. They can be poured directly into the microwave.
* Sliceable foods (cakes, pizzas...) can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices. Engineers, please stop using wirecutters to slice your pizza, even though it works.
* Most machines in the kitchen are essentially devices that you put a food item into, wait awhile, and get a modified version of that item as a result - grilled, fried, etc. You can use a food item in each machine only once, preventing grilled grilled grilled grilled results. You can, however, make a candied box of grilled deep-fried baked diona nymph cereal sandwich.
* The oven only accepts single ingredients, but produces whatever you select beforehand while empty. For an example, selecting "cake" will give you carrot cake if you stick a carrot in, cacao cake for a cacao pod, etc. Careful with leaving food in the oven for too long as it will burn, covering your whole kitchen in smoke.
** You can make the following in the oven: Personal pizza, Bread, Small pie, Small cake, Hot pocket, Kebab, Waffles, Cookie, Donut.
* Candy machine works in the similar way as the oven.
** Products: Jawbreaker, Candy bar, Sucker, Jelly.
* Condiments are reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some <s>poison</s> fun extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, Dylovene on your fish fingers, or Psilocybin on your ghost burger – the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of 50 units of reagents.
* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]] is added to the finished product, or if the poisonous reagent is neutralized somehow. Experienced chefs only!

Experimental cookery is, unfortunately, not rewarded on board the Torch. Failing to follow a recipe properly will just produce a burned mess, which is extremely unhealthy and will clog the machine used to produce it until space cleaner is applied. A [[Steward]] with their eye on success will stick to the recipes provided here.

Various dishes, such as cheese wheels and cakes, can be cut into handy slices using your kitchen knife. Do be aware, however, that carrying said knife out of the kitchen tends to result in panic from the close-minded folk who cannot understand culinary genius.

=== '''Hydroponics''' ===
Hydroponics, located just beside the kitchen, exists to produce produce for use in your various dishes. While a great variety of fruits and vegetables can be grown here, the most vital for most dishes are wheat, tomatoes, and potatoes. Growing these is an intelligent start to a good lunch. The department can also produce wheat and milk using spare biomass from unneeded plant matter, which is quite handy upon occasion. See the [[Guide to Hydroponics]] for more information.

=== '''Animals''' ===
The meat hooks located in the freezer are suitable for hanging up any hapless monkeys that happen to wander by, at which point they can be easily carved up for usable steaks. In case the crew objects to eating monkey meat, however, the Steward can order a variety of other sources of protein from Supply.
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Animal
!Description
|-
|[[File:Cow.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Cow">Cow</div>
| Aside from slaughtering for meat, can be milked with a bucket, but they do require feeding them some wheat.
|-
|[[File:Chicken.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Chicken">Chicken</div>
|Ordering some to keep in the pasture <s>as part of your private petting zoo</s> is a good step to take if you know you'll be needing more eggs than the ones you start with. Feed them with wheat to get them to lay eggs. Unattended eggs may hatch into even more chickens, so beware. Chickens can also be put into the meat grinder to make chicken meat.
|-
| [[File:Goat.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Goat">Goat</div>
|Careful around these. They tend to get ornery, and aren't much good for anything other than the occasional milking.
|-
|[[File:Crab.png|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Crab">Crab</div>
|Can be raised in Hydroponics, and butchered for crab meat. Mind the pincers.
|-
|[[File:Carp.gif|center|frameless]]
|<div id="Space Carp">Space Carp</div>
|These cannot be ordered from Supply, but will sometimes turn up on their own. If you can convince Security to bring you the carcass after it has been killed, the meat can be used in a variety of exotic recipes – just keep in mind that it is naturally toxic, and you will need to neutralize the Carpotoxin in order to keep from poisoning your customers.
|}

==='''Blending'''===
All food contains the universal ingredient called "Nutriment". This is what nourishes you and heals your injuries when you eat. Although food might not heal you as quickly as the doctor can, and won't heal the more unusual types of damage, it can often heal for more over time.

You can blend anything that comes from botany, and pretty much all food. Nutriment can be added to your dishes to make them more filling. Some plants contain other liquids that can be used as condiments or as ingredients in food.

== The Equipment==
Aside from the basics of the job - apron, rolling pin, knives, salt and pepper, nifty hat, and so forth - the Steward has a variety of tools and resources at their disposal to produce the most extravagant meals possible.

=== '''Machinery''' ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Icon
!Machine Name
!Description
|-
|[[File:Grinder.png|center|frameless]]
|Grinder
|A machine that grinds your ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Microwave.png|center|frameless]]
|Microwave
| A microwave, which you'll use for most of your cooking.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry fridge.png|center|frameless]]
|Smart Fridge
|A place to store ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chemistry chemmaster 3000.png|center|frameless]]
|CondiMaster
|Allows you to separate and bottle liquid ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Cooker oven.png|center|frameless]]
|Oven
|Allows you to bake food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker grill.png|center|frameless]]
| Grill
|Allows you to grill food.
|-
| [[File:Cooker deep fryer.png|center|frameless]]
|Deep Fryer
| Allows you to deep fry food.
|-
|[[File:Cooker candy machine.png|center|frameless]]
|Candy Machine
|Allows you to make candied food.
|-
|[[File:Ice cream vat.png|center|frameless]]
|Ice-Cream Vat
|Allows you to make ice cream!
|-
|[[File:Cooker cereal maker.png|center|frameless]]
|Cereal Maker
|Allows you to make cereal.
|-
|[[File:Drinks dispenser.png|center|frameless]]
|Drinks Dispenser
|Allows you to mix drinks, and dispense some ingredients.
|-
|[[File:Chopping board.png|center|frameless]]
|Chopping Board
|Allows you to combine multiple food items to make a meal. Click on the chopping board with a food item, then click on that item with a second food item to combine.
|-
|[[File:Serving bowl.png|center|frameless]]
| Serving Bowls
|Allows you to serve custom dishes of up to 4 ingredients. Can be given a custom name with the “Rename Bowl” verb. Available in the Dinnerware vendor - reusable.
|-
|[[File:Meat spike.png|center|frameless]]
|Meat Spike
|Allows you to put dead animals on and cut off the meat.
|-
|[[File:Shutters.png|center|frameless]]
|Shutters
|Allows you to open or close if you need privacy.
|}
The last of the machines available is the '''meat grinder''', found in the cold room. It can be used to grind up living or dead animals, turning them into a horrible bloody mess and, as an added bonus, producing some sizable chunks of meat which you can then use in your cooking. Do note, however, that the meat grinder does not (normally) accept humans, and grinding up Warrant Officer Punitelli for steaks is likely to plunge the station into civil war.

==List of Cooking Recipes==
'''Poisonous''' reagents are marked in red text. Note that animal products, including animal proteins, eggs, and dairy, are poisonous for the [[Skrell]] species. If you're cooking for one, be especially careful. Reagents which have '''other, non-deadly effects''' – like intoxication, sleepiness, or the effects of hot or cold sauce – are marked in green text.

Note that ingredients are approximate – the amount of reagents in fruits and vegetables grown in Hydroponics can vary.

===Basics===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
! How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat">Meat</div>
| The starting point of any non-vegetarian dish, with different varieties obtained through butchering animals or sometimes people. The meat grinder will not accept humans unless emagged.
The meat fridges in the galley backroom start with 5 beef slabs each.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Raw meat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Synthmeat">Synthmeat</div>
| Artificially grown, instead of harvested from animals. Can be produced from the biogenerator in Hydroponics or grown by mixing blood with clonexadone. Usable as normal meat for nearly all recipes!
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Cutlet">Raw Cutlet</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] (any type) for 3 Raw Cutlets. Cook before use!
|4u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cutlet">Cutlet</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. The cornerstone of nearly all meat-based dishes.
| 7u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Insect Protein">Raw Insect Protein</div>
|Delicious bug meat. The meat fridges in the galley backroom each start with 5 boxes of insect protein, each of which contain 6 Raw Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat cutlet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Insect Protein">Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Bacon">Raw Bacon</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]. Yields 2 Raw Bacon.
|2u Animal Protein
| N
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon">Bacon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Sliced Insect Protein">Raw Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]. Yields 2 Raw Sliced Insect Protein.<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Bacon|Raw Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bugmeat bacon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sliced Insect Protein">Sliced Insect Protein</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Sliced Insect Protein|Raw Sliced Insect Protein]].<br>Works exactly the same as [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]] in all recipes, just greener and slimier.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball raw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Meatball">Raw Meatball</div>
|Mix 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]] and 5 [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]]. Yields 3 Raw Meatballs.
|2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball">Meatball</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fillet">Fish Fillet</div>
|Not toxic, like [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp Fillet|Space Carp Fillets]] are. The meat fridges start with 5 fillets each.
|6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfillet carp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Carp Fillet">Space Carp Fillet</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] (Butchering on a spike gives 3, grinding gives 2, cutting on table gives 1).
|6u Fish Protein, 6u Carpotoxin
|N
|-
|[[File:Bearmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bear Meat">Bear Meat</div>
|From butchering a space bear.
|12u Animal Protein, 5u Hyperzine
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Crab Legs">Raw Crab Legs</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Cooking#Crab|crab]]. Crabs can be raised in hydroponics using egg packets.
|6u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clammeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Musselmeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Oystermeat.png|center|frameless]] [[File:Shrimpmeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Shellfish">Raw Shellfish</div>
|Process a Aquaculture using a knife or other sharp object. Shellfish can be raised in Hydroponics using egg packets.<br>Includes [[Guide to Hydroponics#Clam|Clams]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Mussel|Mussels]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Oyster|Oysters]], and [[Guide to Hydroponics#Shrimp|Shrimp]].
|3-5u Shellfish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wheel">Fresh Cheese Wheel</div>
|Mix 40u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]]. Heat to 40C or above.
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wheel">Aged Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 10u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wheel">Blue Cheese Wheel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] with 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|10u Cheese Protein, 10u Nutriment, 5u Salt, 5u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge fresh.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fresh Cheese Wedge">Fresh Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Fresh Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheeseslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aged Cheese Wedge">Aged Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut an [[Guide to Cooking#Aged Cheese Wheel|Aged Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Cheesewedge blue.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blue Cheese Wedge">Blue Cheese Wedge</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Blue Cheese Wheel|Blue Cheese Wheel]] for 5 wedges.<br>OR: Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Fresh Cheese Wedge]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Kefir|Kefir]].
|2u Cheese Protein, 2u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Kefir
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough">Dough</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough (Soy)">Dough (Soy)</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]. Functions as normal dough!
|3u Nutriment, 1u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Flatdough.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flat Dough">Flat Dough</div>
|Roll out 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]] with a rolling pin.
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Doughslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Dough Slice">Dough Slice</div>
|Cut [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]]. Yields 3 slices.
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg">Egg</div>
|The refrigerator in the Galley backroom starts with 4 egg cartons, and more can be produced from a biogenerator.<br>Can also be ordered from Supply, or laid by a chicken that has been fed wheat.<br>Can be colored with a crayon.
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu">Tofu</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
|6u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Cut a [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]].
|1u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mushroomslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Huge Mushroom Slice">Huge Mushroom Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Walking Mushroom|Walking Mushroom]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Psilocybin
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spider Leg">Spider Leg</div>
|Butcher a Giant Spider.
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Rawsticks.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raw Potato Sticks">Raw Potato Sticks</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sausage">Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Fatsausage.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fat Sausage">Fat Sausage</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Meatball|Raw Meatball]], and 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|11u Animal Protein, 2u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatoslice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Slice">Tomato Slice</div>
|Butcher a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Killer Tomato|Killer Tomato]].
|3u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Burgers & Sandwiches===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Big Bite Burger">Big Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|25u Animal Protein, 4u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Brainburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Burger">Brain Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Brain.
|6u Animal Protein, 6u Alkysine, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Burger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burger">Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] and 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], or 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|7u Animal protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Classichotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Classic Hotdog">Classic Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Corgi.
|16u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Clownburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clown Burger">Clown Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Clown Mask.
|3u Carbon, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheeseburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheeseburger">Cheeseburger</div>
|Combine 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]].<br><br>Made without the microwave.
|7u Animal protein, 5u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custom Burger">Custom Burger</div>
|Combine any food item* with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]]. <br><br>*Combining a [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] or a [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] with a [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]] will produce a regular [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]]. Combining two [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]] will produce a [[Guide to Cooking#Bunbun|Bunbun]].
|Variable + 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donk Pocket">Donk Pocket</div>
|Obtain from a box of Donk Pockets, or allow a [[Guide to Cooking#Warm Donk Pocket|Warm Donk Pocket]] to cool.
|2u Nutriment, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|-
|[[File:Fishburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Sandwich">Fish Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Ghostburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ghost Burger">Ghost Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Ectoplasm.
| 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Grilled Cheese Sandwich">Grilled Cheese Sandwich</div>
| Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|4u Cheese Protein, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hotdog">Hotdog</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]].
|9u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Jellyburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Burger">Jelly Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Sandwich">Jelly Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellytoast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jellied Toast">Jellied Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mimeburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mime Burger">Mime Burge</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Mime Beret.
|3u White Hair Dye, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:NTella toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Bread Slice">NTella Bread Slice</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]].
|5u Choco-Nut Spread, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:PBJ.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="PBJ">PBJ sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 5u Peanut Butter, 3u Nutriment, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter toast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter Toast">Peanut Butter Toast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Peanut Butter|Peanut Butter]].
|5u Peanut Butter, 2u Nutriment, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Roburger.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roburger">Roburger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 Robot Head.
|2u Nanites, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Sandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sandwich">Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Plain Steak|Plain Steak]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spellburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spell Burger">Spell Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burger|Burger]], 1 Wizard Hat.
|6u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Superbigbiteburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Super Bite Burger">Super Bite Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Big Bite Burger|Big Bite Burger]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|34u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Salt, 5u Pepper, 4u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Toastedsandwich.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Toasted Sandwich">Toasted Sandwich</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sandwich|Sandwich]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.8 Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Carbon
|N
|-
|[[File:Tofuburger.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu Burger">Tofu Burger</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Bun]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]].
|6u Plant Protein, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donkpocket.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Warm Donk Pocket">Warm Donk Pocket</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Donk Pocket|Donk Pocket]].
|2u Nutriment, 5u Tricordrazine, 3u variable filling
|Variable
|}

===Cakes and Sweets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
! Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitajelly.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Jelly">Amanita Jelly</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u Vodka
|Y
|-
|[[File:Applecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Cake">Apple Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apples]].
|60u Cake Batter, 22u Apple Juice, 10u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Applepie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Apple Pie">Apple Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 4u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Pie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Cream Pie">Banana Cream Pie</div>
| Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Berryclafoutis.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Berry Clafoutis">Berry Clafoutis</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Berry|Berry]].
|11u Berry Juice, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Birthdaycake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Birthday Cake">Birthday Cake</div>
| Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sprinkles<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Biscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Biscotti">Biscotti</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti|Unscotti]].
|4u Nutriment, 3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Braincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Brain Cake">Brain Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 Brain.
|60u Cake Batter, 25u Animal Protein, 10u Alkysine, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Candiedapple.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Candied Apple ">Candied Apple </div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Apple Juice, 5u Sugar, 4u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotcake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Cake">Carrot Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrots]].
|60u Cake Batter, 30u Carrot Juice, 15u Nutriment, 15u Imidazoline<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chaosdonut.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chaos Donut">Chaos Donut (Chaos)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling (see below), 5u variable hot filling (see below).<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Cold)">Chaos Donut (Cold)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Cold Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable cold filling from one of the following: Berry Juice, Helium, Space Cleaner, Peridaxon, Dexalin Plus, Tricordrazine, Leporazine (Cold), Cryotoxin, Vercuronium Bromide.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|
!<div id="Chaos Donut (Hot)">Chaos Donut (Hot)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]] (Optional).
|2u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein, 3u Sprinkles (if used), 5u variable hot filling from one of the following: Tomato Juice, Thirteen Loko, Hextromycosalinate, Kelotane, Hyperzine, Doctor's Delight, Leporazine (Hot), Pyrotoxin, Poison Berry Juice.<br><br>Injecting 5u Hot Sauce or Cold Sauce will generate an additional 5u random cold filling or hot filling.<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Pie">Cherry Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherry]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|10u Cherry Jelly, 6u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cheese cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Cake">Cheese Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|60u Cake Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Chocolatebar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Bar">Chocolate Bar</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], and 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] or [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chocolatecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Cake">Chocolate Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Sugar, 10u Coco Powder, 5u Nutriment<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Chocolate roulade.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Roulade">Chocolate Roulade</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bars]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|20u Sugar, 10u Nutriment, 10u Coco Powder, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Chocolateegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chocolate Egg">Chocolate Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Chocolate Bar|Chocolate Bar]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Coco Powder, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Cookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cookie">Cookie</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|5u Cake Batter, 5u Coco Powder
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Custard.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Custard">Custard</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].<br><br>Combine ingredients in the microwave, not a container, to avoid making [[Guide to Drinks#Eggnog|Eggnog]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Creme brulee.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Creme Brulee">Creme Brulee</div>
|Apply a welding tool to a [[Guide to Cooking#Custard|Custard]].
|5u Nutriment, 2u Sugar, 1u Egg Yolk, 5u Caramel
|N
|-
|[[File:Donut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Donut">Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Donut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!Donut (Frosted)
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]].
|3u Sugar, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Figgy pudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Figgy Pudding">Figgy Pudding</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lunar Brandy|Lunar Brandy]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 Pack of Raisins.<br><br>Raisins can be obtained from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machines.
|20u Cake Batter, 11u Apple Juice, 10 Nutriment, 5u Lunar Brandy
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Fortunecookie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fortune Cookie">Fortune Cookie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 Piece of Paper (with something written on it).
|5u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Goldenappletart.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Golden Apple Streusel Tart">Golden Apple Streusel Tart</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Gold, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 1.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 5u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein<br><br>Can add 3u Sprinkles to frost.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Jellydonut 2.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Jelly Donut">Jelly Donut (Frosted)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sprinkles|Sprinkles]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]]/[[Guide to Cooking#Cherry Jelly|Cherry Jelly]]/[[Guide to Chemistry#Slime Jelly|Slime Jelly]].
|5u Berry Juice/Cherry Jelly/Slime Jelly, 3u Sprinkles, 3u Sugar, 3u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Limecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lime Cake">Lime Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lime|Lime]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lime Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Lemoncake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Lemon Cake">Lemon Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|Lemon]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Lemon Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Mint.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mint">Mint</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|5u Sugar, 5u Frost Oil, 1u Mint
|Y
|-
|[[File:Muffin.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Muffin">Muffin</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|10u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:NTella cheesecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="NTella Cheesecake">NTella Cheesecake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 15u [[Guide to Cooking#Choco-Nut Spread|Choco-Nut Spread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Cookie|Cookies]].
|75u Cake Batter, 15 Choco-Nut Spread, 15u Coco Powder, 2u Cheese Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Orangecake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Orange Cake">Orange Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Orange|Orange]].
|60u Cake Batter, 10u Nutriment, 10u Orange Juice<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pancakes">Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|20u Batter
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Blueberry pancakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blueberry Pancakes">Blueberry Pancakes</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberries]].
|20u Batter, 22u Berry Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Popcorn.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Popcorn">Popcorn</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|3u Salt, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pumpkin Pie">Pumpkin Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pumpkin|Pumpkin]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|5u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Rofflewaffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roffle Waffles">Roffle Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|20u Cake Batter, 5u Psilocybin
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rugelach">Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Cinnamon, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Raspberry rugelach.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Raspberry Rugelach">Raspberry Rugelach</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Berry Juice|Berry Juice]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|3u Nutriment, 2u Berry Juice, 2u Sugar, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Libertyduff.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spacy Liberty Duff">Spacy Liberty Duff</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vodka|Vodka]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Psilocybin|Psilocybin]].
|5u Vodka, 5u Psilocybin
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stuffing.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffing">Stuffing</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscotti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti">Unscotti</div>
|Slice an [[Guide to Cooking#Unscotti Loaf|Unscotti Loaf]].
|3.75u Almond Meal, 2.5u Sugar, 1.25u Vanilla Syrup, 0.25u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Unscottiloaf.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Unscotti Loaf">Unscotti Loaf</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|15u Almond Meal, 10u Sugar, 5u Vanilla Syrup, 1u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 4 slices
| Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Plaincake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vanilla Cake">Vanilla Cake</div>
|Microwave 60u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
|60u Cake Batter<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|-
|[[File:Waffles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Waffles">Waffles</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Cake Batter|Cake Batter]].
| 20u Cake Batter
|Y (if Soy Cake Batter)
|}

===Cereals===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Baguette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Baguette">Baguette</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Banana Bread">Banana Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]].
|20u Banana Juice, 10u Nutriment, 5u Sugar, 4u Potassium, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bread">Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices<br><br>Bread slices can be turned into sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bun">Bun</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Bunbun.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bunbun">Bunbun</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bun|Buns]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining one Bun with another Bun.
| 6u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Cracker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cracker">Cracker</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|1u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Creamcheesebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cream Cheese Bread">Cream Cheese Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|5u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flatbread">Flatbread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|3u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatbread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatbread">Meatbread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|34u Animal Protein, 10u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 2u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Poppy pretzel.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Poppy Pretzel">Poppy Pretzel</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Poppy|Poppy]].
|6u Nutriment, 3u Tramadol, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Puffpuff bowl.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Puff-Puff Bowl">Puff-Puff Bowl</div>
|Microwave 20u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].
|24u Nutriment, 2u Space Spice, 1u Salt
Makes a bowl which multiple puff-puffs can be grabbed from.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tofubread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Bread">Tofu-Bread</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough|Dough]].
|18u Plant Protein, 6u Cheese Protein, 3u Animal/Plant Protein<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Twobread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Two Bread">Two Bread</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slices]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Wine|Wine]].
|5u Wine, 3u Nutriment, 0.8u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Threebread.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Three Bread">Three Bread</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Two Bread|Two Bread]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]].
|5u Wine, 5u Nutriment, 1.2u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

=== Egg Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Egg">Boiled Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Omelette ">Cheese Omelette </div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Chawanmushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chawanmushi">Chawanmushi</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Sauce|Soy Sauce]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|6u Egg Yolk, 5u Soy Sauce, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Friedegg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fried Egg">Fried Egg</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Frouka.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frouka">Frouka</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Space Spice|Space Spice]].
|12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 6u Egg Yolk, 5u Space Spice,
|N
|}

===Meat Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Spider leg.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spider Leg">Boiled Spider Leg</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spider Leg|Spider Leg]].
|9u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Coldchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cold Chili">Cold Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Frost Oil
|N
|-
|[[File:Dionaroast.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Diona Roast">Diona Roast</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Polytrinic Acid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Diona|Diona Nymph]].
|11u Apple Juice, 6u Nutriment, 2u Radium
|Y
|-
|[[File:Enchiladas.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Enchiladas">Enchiladas</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|14u Animal Protein, 14u Capsaicin, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Hotchili.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Chili">Hot Chili</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Katsu Curry">Katsu Curry</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].<br>The meat needs to be chicken meat.
|11u Apple Juice, 10u Rice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Steak">Loaded Steak</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Garlic Sauce|Garlic Sauce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|9u Animal Protein, 5u Garlic Sauce, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Kabob">Meat-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 Metal Rod.
|14u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat-Pie">Meat-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|14u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Monkeysdelight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Monkey's Delight">Monkey's Delight</div>
|Microwave 1 Monkey Cube, 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u Animal Protein, 10u Banana Juice, 5u Nutriment, 2u Potassium, 1u Pepper, 1u Salt
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plain Steak">Meat Steak (Plain)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]].
|12u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meat steak.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meat Steak">Meat Steak (Seasoned)</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|12u Animal Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Roast chicken.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Roast Chicken">Roast Chicken</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Chicken Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potatoes]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|36u Animal Protein, 12u Nutriment, 8u Potato Juice, 3u Soporific, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 2u Salt, 2u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 5 slices
|N
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Taco">Taco</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|7u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Pizza===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Fruitpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fruit Pizza">Fruit Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Banana|Banana]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Blueberry|Blueberry]].
|14u Berry Juice, 13u Pineapple Juice, 13u Banana Juice, 10u Cream, 10u Sugar, 5u Nutriment, 5u Universal Enzyme, 2u Potassium, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Margherita Pizza">Margherita Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 6u Cheese Protein, 5u Animal Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatpizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatpizza">Meatpizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlets]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|33u Animal Protein, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Nutriment, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Mushroompizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mushroom Pizza">Mushroom Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelles]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|30u Nutriment, 11u Tomato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Veggiepizza.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Pizza">Vegetable Pizza</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|25u Nutriment, 14u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Imidazoline, 3u Corn Oil, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Salads===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aesir Salad">Aesir Salad</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tossed Salad|Tossed Salad]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Deus|Ambrosia Deus]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Lettuce Juice, 3u Gold, 1u Bicaridine, 1u Synaptizine, 1u Hyperzine, 1u Hextromycosalinate,
|Y
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tossed Salad">Tossed Salad</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lettuce|Lettuce]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apple|Apple]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 11u Apple Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Lettuce Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Valid Salad ">Valid Salad </div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Ambrosia Vulgaris|Ambrosia Vulgaris]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]].
|4u Animal Protein, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment, 3u Bicaridine, 3u Kelotane, 3u Toxin, 3u Hextromycosalinate
|N
|}

===Seafood===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Crabcakes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Cakes">Crab Cakes</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Egg Yolk, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabdinner.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Dinner">Crab Dinner</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 Lemon Slice (or other sliced fruit), 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].<br>Use a knife on a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Lemon|lemon]] to slice.
|18u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4.33u Lemon Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Crabrangoon.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Crab Rangoon">Crab Rangoon</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Dough Slice|Dough Slice]], 3u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]].
|6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 3u Cream, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cuban Carp">Cuban Carp</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Pepper]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishandchips.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish & Chips">Fish & Chips</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|6u Fish Protein, 3u Potato Juice, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Fishfingers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Fingers">Fish Fingers</div>
|Microwave 10 [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]].
|10u Batter, 6u Fish Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Oystersrockefeller.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Oysters Rockefeller">Oysters Rockefeller</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Oyster]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|8u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Animal Protein, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Seafoodpaella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Seafood Paella">Seafood Paella</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Rice, 11u Tomato Juice, 6u Nutriment, 5u White Wine
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimpcocktail.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Cocktail">Shrimp Cocktail</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1 Cocktail Glass.<br><br>Cocktail glasses can be obtained from the microlathe in the Bar.
|9u Shellfish Protein, 5u Ketchup, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Shrimptempura.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shrimp Tempura">Shrimp Tempura</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|5u Batter, 3u Shellfish Protein, 3u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Steamedmussels.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Steamed Mussels">Steamed Mussels</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Mussel]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#White Wine|White Wine]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|10u White Wine, 9u Shellfish Protein, 6u Nutriment, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Stuffedclam.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stuffed Clam">Stuffed Clam</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bread|Bread Slice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|5u Shellfish Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper, 0.4 Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

=== Spaghetti and Noodle Dishes ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Boiledspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Spaghetti">Boiled Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mac and Cheese">Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Bacon mac and cheese.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bacon Mac and Cheese">Bacon Mac and Cheese</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|9u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Animal Protein, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Nanopasta.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nanopasta">Nanopasta</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 1 Nanopaste.
|10u Nanites, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tomatospaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti">Spaghetti</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|22u Tomato Juice, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Meatballspaghetti.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spaghetti & Meatballs">Spaghetti & Meatballs</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]].
|8u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Spesslaw.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Spesslaw">Spesslaw</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti|Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br>-or-<br>Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Spaghetti|Boiled Spaghetti]], 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatballs]].<br><br>Alternatively: Can be made without the microwave by combining 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]] with 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Spaghetti & Meatballs|Spaghetti & Meatballs]].
|16u Animal Protein, 2u Nutriment, 0.33u Animal/Plant Protein
|N
|}

===Soups===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Bisque.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Bisque">Bisque</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]].
|12u Shellfish Protein, 10u Cream, 5u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Beetsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Borscht">Borscht</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cabbage|Cabbage]].
|10u Water, 4u Nutriment, 3u Sugar
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mushroomsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chanterelle Soup">Chanterelle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|10u Milk, 8u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Chowder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Clam Chowder">Clam Chowder</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Cream|Cream]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Clam]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Cream, 5u Shellfish Protein, 5u Nutriment, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Gumbo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Gumbo">Gumbo</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shrimp]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]].
|15u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Shellfish Protein, 5u Rice, 7u Capsaicin, 4u Onion Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Meatballsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Meatball Soup">Meatball Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meatball|Meatball]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Animal Protein, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Imidazoline, 5u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Milosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Milosoup">Miso Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]].
|12u Plant Protein, 10u Water, 8u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.gif|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mystery Soup">Mystery Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Burned Mess|Burned Mess]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|10u Water, 6u Plant Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Carbon, 2u Cheese Protein, 1u Toxin, 1u Nutriment, and a random amount of any of the following: Nutriment, Water, Tomato Juice, Banana Juice, Capsaicin, Frost Oil, Tricordrazine, Imidazoline, Carbon, Blood, Toxin, Slime Jelly.
|N
|-
|[[File:Nettlesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nettle Soup">Nettle Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Nettle|Nettle]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Sulphuric Acid, 5u Tricordrazine, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Soup">Onion Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onions]].
|10u Water, 8u Onion Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stew.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stew">Stew</div>
|Microwave 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chanterelle|Chanterelle]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 9u Animal Protein, 6u Nutriment, 5u Water, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tomato Soup">Tomato Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]]
|22u Tomato Juice, 10u Water, 5u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Tomatosoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Blood Soup">"Tomato Soup"</div>
|Microwave 30u [[Guide to Chemistry#Blood|Blood]].
|30u Blood, 2u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Vegetablesoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vegetable Soup">Vegetable Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]].
|10u Water, 10u Carrot Juice, 5u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline, 4u Potato Juice, 3u Corn Oil
|Y
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Wish Soup">Wish Soup</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]]
|10u Water, 25% chance of 8u Nutriment
|Y
|}

===Vegetable Dishes===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Amanitapie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Amanita Pie">Amanita Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 5u [[Guide to Chemistry#Amatoxin|Amatoxin]].
|5u Amatoxin, 3u Nutriment, 1u Psilocybin, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Rice">Boiled Rice</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Carrot Fries">Carrot Fries</div>
|Cut up one [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Imidazoline
|Y
|-
|[[File:Chazuke.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chazuke">Chazuke</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Chazuke|Chazuke]].
|10u Rice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cheesyfries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheesy Fries ">Cheesy Fries </div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Space Fries|Space Fries]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|4u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Eggplantparm.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Eggplant Parmigiana">Eggplant Parmigiana</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Eggplant|Eggplant]].
|6u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Latkes.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Latke Platter">Latke Platter</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]].
|12u Nutriment, 9u Potato Juice, 3u Egg Yolk<br>Makes a platter which multiple latkes can be grabbed from.
|N
|-
|[[File:Bakedpotato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Loaded Baked Potato">Loaded Baked Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedges]].
|3u Nutriment, 4u Cheese Protein, 4u Potato Juice
|N
|-
|[[File:Mashed potato.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mashed Potato">Mashed Potato</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Potato|Potato]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|6u Nutriment, 5u Milk, 4u Potato Juice, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper
|N
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Onion Rings">Onion Rings</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Onion|Onion]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 4u Onion Juice
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumphelmbiscuit.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Helmet Biscuit">Plump Helmet Biscuit</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]].
|10u Batter, 5u Nutriment, 10% chance of +3u Nutriment and 5u Tricordrazine
|Y (if Soy Batter)
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plump Pie">Plump Pie</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Plump Helmet|Plump Helmet]].
|8u Nutriment, 1u Animal/Plant Protein, 10% chance of 5u Tricordrazine
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rice Pudding">Rice Pudding</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Rice|Rice]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]].
|10u Rice, 5u Milk, 4u Nutriment
|N
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Dope">Soy Dope</div>
|Cut 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|2u Nutriment
|Y
|-
|[[File:Soylentgreens.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Green">Soylent Green</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Human Meat]].
|18u Animal Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Soylentviridians.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soylent Virdians">Soylent Virdians</div>
|Microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Soybean|Soybean]].
|10u Nutriment, 10u Soy Milk
|Y
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Fries">Space Fries</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Potato Sticks|Raw Potato Sticks]].
|3u Nutriment, 3u Potato Juice
|Y
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stewed Soy Meat">Stewed Soy Meat</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Dope|Soy Dope]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Carrot|Carrot]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tomato|Tomato]].
|11u Tomato Juice, 10u Carrot Juice, 8u Nutriment, 5u Imidazoline
|Y
|-
|[[File:Kabob.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Kabob">Tofu-Kabob</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 Metal Rod.
|12u Plant Protein
|Y
|-
|[[File:Meatpie.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofu-Pie">Tofu-Pie</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Flat Dough|Flat Dough]].
|12u Plant Protein, 1u Animal/Plant Protein
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|-
|[[File:Tofurkey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Tofurkey">Tofurkey</div>
|Microwave 4 [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Stuffing|Stuffing]].
|24u Plant Protein, 12u Nutriment, 2u Animal/Plant Protein, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>Sliceable: 6 slices
|Y (if Plant Protein)
|}

===Alien Cuisine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Agrassh cake.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Aghrassh Cake">Aghrassh Cake</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Aghrassh|Aghrassh]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 8u [[Guide to Cooking#Animal Protein|Animal Protein]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]].
|10u Nutriment, 8u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 3u Pepper, 3u Coco Powder
|N
|-
|[[File:Chilied eggs.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Chilied Eggs">Chilied Eggs</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Egg|Boiled Eggs]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Chili|Hot Chili]]*<br>(*the cooked dish, not Chili Pepper).
|14u Animal Protein, 11u Tomato Juice, 9u Egg Yolk, 7u Capsaicin
|N
|-
|[[File:Cured gukhe platter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cured Gukhe Platter">Cured Gukhe Platter</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 6u Fish Protein, 3u Salt, 3u Vinegar
|N
|-
|[[File:Hatchling surprise.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hatchling Surprise">Hatchling Surprise</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]], 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Bacon|Bacon]].
|12u Animal Protein, 3u Egg Yolk, 1u Salt, 1u Pepper<br>-or-<br>12u Animal Protein, 6u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Rahzekah delight.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Rah'Zakeh Delight">Rah'Zakeh Delight</div>
|Microwave 3 [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], 2 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]].
|20u Capsaicin, 12u Nutriment, 10u Water, 9u Egg Yolk
|N
|-
|[[File:Red sun special.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Red Sun Special">Red Sun Special</div>
|Microwave 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Sausage|Sausage]], 1 [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wedge|Cheese Wedge]].
|9u Animal Protein, 2u Cheese Protein
|N
|-
|[[File:Stok skewers.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Stok Skewers">Stok Skewers</div>
|Microwave 2 [[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]], 1 [[Guide to Hydroponics#Gukhe|Gukhe]], 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|14u Animal Protein, 10u Capsaicin, 6u Nutriment, 5u Vinegar
|N
|}

===Miscellaneous===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Contains
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Burnedmess.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Burned Mess">Burned Mess</div>
|Created when you try to microwave an invalid recipe. It may also break or dirty the microwave.
|1u Toxin, 3u Carbon, Variable other reagents
|Y
|-
|[[File:Boiledslimecore.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Boiled Slime Core">Boiled Slime Core</div>
|Created when you microwave 10u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]] and a slime extract.
|30u Slime Jelly
|Y
|}

===Reagents and Condiments===
You get these mostly from grinding, blending or mixing.

To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You should hear a bubbling sound if it's successful.

Grinding foods reduces them to their component parts.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Animal protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Animal Protein">Animal Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Meat|Meat]] or protein-containing foods. Poisonous to Skrell, nutritious to everyone else.
|N
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Almond Meal">Almond Meal</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Almond|Almonds]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter">Batter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Milk|Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]] (one egg's worth) into a container.<br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Batter (Soy)">Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Flour|Flour]], 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Plant Protein|Plant Protein]] into a container. <br>''<small>(Produces 10u)</small>''<br><br>Works the same as regular Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Bbqsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="BBQ Sauce">BBQ Sauce</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Ketchup|Ketchup]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Pepper|Pepper]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter">Cake Batter</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Batter|Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Batter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cake Batter (Soy)">Cake Batter (Soy)</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Soy Batter|Soy Batter]] with 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Honey|Honey]].<br><br>Works the same as regular Cake Batter in recipes, but safe for vegans and Skrell.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cheese Protein">Cheese Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fresh Cheese Wheel|Cheese]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Cherry jelly.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cherry Jelly">Cherry Jelly</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cherry|Cherries]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cinnamon shaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Cinnamon">Cinnamon</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cinnamon|Cinnamon]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Cocoa powder.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Coco Powder">Coco Powder</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Cacao|Cacao]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Coldsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Frost Oil">Cold Sauce/Frost Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chilly Pepper|Chilly Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Corn oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Corn Oil">Corn Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Corn|Corn]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Egg yolk.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Egg Yolk">Egg Yolk</div>
|Process an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]], or crack an [[Guide to Cooking#Egg|Egg]] into a container. Yields 3u Egg Yolk.
|N
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Fish Protein">Fish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillets]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Flour">Flour</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Wheat|Wheat]], or get a Flour Sack.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Garlic sauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Garlic Sauce">Garlic Sauce</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Garlic Juice|Garlic Juice]] and 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ground Peanuts.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ground Peanuts">Ground Peanuts</div>
|Grind [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peanut|Peanuts]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Honey.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Honey">Honey</div>
|Raise bees in [[Guide to Hydroponics#Apiculture|Hydroponics]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Capsaicin">Hot Sauce/Capsaicin</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Chili|Chili Peppers]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hotramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hot Ramen">Hot Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 3u Dry Ramen.<br>''<small>(Produces 3u)</small>''<br><br>Dry Ramen can be obtained from vending machines.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Hellramen.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Hell Ramen">Hell Ramen</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Capsaicin|Hot Sauce]], 6u [[Guide to Cooking#Hot Ramen|Hot Ramen]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Ketchup">Ketchup</div>
|Mix 2u [[Guide to Drinks#Tomato Juice|Tomato Juice]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Water|Water]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Mayo.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Mayo">Mayo</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Lemon Juice|Lemon Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Egg Yolk|Egg Yolk]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Nutriment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Nutriment">Nutriment</div>
|Process almost any food.
|Y
|-
|[[File:NTella.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Choco-Nut Spread">Choco-Nut Spread</div>
|Mix 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Almond Meal|Almond Meal]], 2u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Coco Powder|Coco Powder]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]].<br>''<small>(Produces 4u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Olive oil.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Olive Oil">Olive Oil</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Olives|Olives]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peanut butter.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Peanut Butter">Peanut Butter</div>
|Mix 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Ground Peanuts|Ground Peanuts]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Salt|Salt]].<br>''<small>(Produces 5u)</small>''
|Y
|-
|[[File:Plant protein.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Plant Protein">Plant Protein</div>
|Process [[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]. Yields 6u Plant Protein.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Peppermill.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Pepper">Pepper</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Peppercorn|Peppercorns]], or get a Pepper Mill from the Bar or Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Rice bag.png|center|frameless]]
! <div id="Rice">Rice</div>
|Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#Rice|Rice]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Saltshaker.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Salt">Salt</div>
|Have a Pharmacist mix 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] and 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Hydrochloric Acid|Hydrochloric Acid]] in Chemistry.<br><br>Alternatively, get a Salt Shaker from the Bar or Galley, or get the Bag of Salt from Galley Cold Storage.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Shellfish Protein">Shellfish Protein</div>
|Found in [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Crab]] and other [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Shellfish]].
|N
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Soy Sauce">Soy Sauce</div>
|Mix 4u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] with 1u [[Guide to Chemistry#Sulphuric Acid|Sulphuric Acid]], or mix 5u [[Guide to Drinks#Soy Milk|Soy Milk]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Vinegar|Vinegar]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Spacespice.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Space Spice">Space Spice</div>
|Available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sprinkles.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sprinkles">Sprinkles</div>
|Mix 3u [[Guide to Cooking#Sugar|Sugar]], 1u [[Guide to Cooking#Corn Oil|Corn Oil]], 1u [[Guide to Drinks#Vanilla Syrup|Vanilla Syrup]].
|Y
|-
|[[File:Sugar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sugar">Sugar</div>
| Process [[Guide to Hydroponics#White-beet|White-beets]] or [[Guide to Hydroponics#Sugarcane|Sugarcane]], or obtain from the Booze Dispenser or the Soft Drink Dispenser in the Bar. The Galley also starts with a bottle.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Universal Enzyme.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Universal Enzyme">Universal Enzyme</div>
|Process a [[Guide to Hydroponics#Pineapple|Pineapple]]. Also available in the Galley.
|Y
|-
|[[File:Vinegar.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Vinegar">Vinegar</div>
|Mix 10u [[Guide to Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst), or mix 10u [[Guide to Drinks#Apple Juice|Apple Juice]] and 5u [[Guide to Cooking#Universal Enzyme|Universal Enzyme]] (catalyst).
| Y
|-
|[[File:Water.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Water">Water</div>
|Available just about everywhere, including sinks, drink dispensers, and water tanks.
|Y
|}

==Sushi==
Fancy yourself a seafood chef? Or you just like raw things on top of a wad of rice? Whatever is your reason, below you will learn how to make sushi!
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Icon
!Food
!How to Obtain
!Vegan
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sashimi">Sashimi</div>
|Use a knife to slice a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] of any kind. Yields 3 pieces.<br>With master cooking skill, slicing a [[Guide to Cooking#Fish Fillet|Fish Fillet]] into Sashimi removes any toxins from your meal, making poisonous fish – such as [[Guide to Cooking#Space Carp|Space Carp]] – safe to eat. Lower cooking skill gives a lower chance to remove toxins. Eat carefully!
|N
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|center|frameless]]
!<div id="Sushi">Sushi</div>
|Apply a piece of [[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]] – or another topping – to [[Guide to Cooking#Boiled Rice|Boiled Rice]].<br>Possible toppings include:
*[[Guide to Cooking#Sashimi|Sashimi]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Shellfish|Raw Shellfish]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Raw Crab Legs|Raw Crab Legs]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Shrimp Tempura|Shrimp Tempura]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Fried Egg|Fried Egg]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Tofu|Tofu]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Cutlet|Cutlet]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Cutlet|Raw Cutlet]]
*[[Guide to Cooking#Insect Protein|Insect Protein]] and [[Guide to Cooking#Raw Insect Protein|Raw Insect Protein]]
|N
|}

==Molecular Gastronomy==
Not only can you add/remove some particular tastes in any dish, you can also add secondary effects to it. From injecting a Plump Pie as full as it can get with Tricordrazine, to create a super-healing dessert, to Psilocybin-laced burger or an egg filled with Capsaicin. Go ahead and imagine a chef with a bandolier full of weaponized eggs.

Some reagents in the finished products are poisonous. If you're a [[Traitor]], that may be the point, but if you're a professional, you may want to serve these items safely. This is where a little chemistry can help neutralize or remove the dangerous reagents from your food. When using Dylovene, it's okay to use more than you strictly need, as there is no danger of overdose. Other chemicals you might use to neutralize poison aren't so forgiving, and some are poisonous themselves.

Alternatively – if you're fresh out of fancy chemicals – you can use a syringe to remove the contents of your meal and separate out any troublesome ingredients using the CondiMaster 3000.

Any given piece of food can contain only 50 units of reagents.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Reagent
!How to Neutralize
|-
|Animal Protein; Egg Yolk
|Harmless to most people, animal protein, including egg yolk, is unsafe for Skrell. A one-to-one ratio of Dylovene to animal protein will make it safe for Skrell to eat.
|-
|Blood
|Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.<br>O-negative blood is always safe. Add one unit of Dylovene for every four units of blood. Alcoholic drinks made with blood, of any type, are safe; just be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction. Blood can also be neutralized with Clonexadone (1 unit Clonexadone to 5 units Blood), or by adding drink ingredients to create a blood-based drink.
|-
|Carpotoxin
|Anything made with carp meat will have Carpotoxin in it. Since it metabolizes very slowly, using Dylovene in the food is ineffective. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form Rezadone, but overdose of it starts at 5 units and most carp-based foods have 6 units of it, guaranteeing overdose.<br>Carpotoxin will decompose into harmless, denatured toxin at temperatures above 100C, however – to serve safely, use a syringe to extract the contents of your food, heat the contents in a beaker to over 100C using the galley's chemical heater, and inject the contents back into your dish. Alternatively, you can just apply a welder to your food until it reacts.
|-
|Amatoxin
|Found in certain poisonous mushrooms. The slow metabolization of Amatoxin in the body makes just adding Dylovene ineffective, but like Carpotoxin, Amatoxin decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin to serve safely.
|-
|Toxin
|Add 1 unit Dylovene per 2 units Toxin. Also, decomposes over 100C – use the same steps as for Carpotoxin if you don't want to fill your meal with Dylovene.
|-
|Slime Jelly
| Will poison your customers no matter how much Dylovene you add. Adding Dylovene (around 30 units or so) will keep them from dying of the poisoning before they can get to Medical, but if you're not a traitor, do you want to serve them such a painful dish? (No, don't answer that. We know customers can be annoying; that's still no excuse to poison them.)
|-
|Radium
|Found in Roast Diona and will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of Dylovene per unit of Radium; reacts to form Hyronalin.
|-
|Sulphuric Acid
|Dylovene won't cut it for sulphuric acid, which will burn as well as poison anyone unlucky enough to ingest it. Instead, neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with either 3 units of Corn Oil (creates glycerol), 4 units of Soy Milk (creates soy sauce), or 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
|Polytrinic Acid
|You're serious about serving that xeno-meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a rather nasty manner. Like with sulphuric acid, Dylovene isn't enough, but unlike sulphuric acid, it's not easy to neutralize. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid and 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
|Alcohol
|An equal amount of Ethylredoxrazine reacts with Alcohol (including alcoholic drinks) to make water.
|-
|Synaptizine
|Synaptizine is poisonous, but the bigger problem is that it hangs around in the system for a long time. For every unit of Synaptizine, you need 30 units of Dylovene.
|-
|Phoron
|Really, now? You could neutralize Phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating Phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|}
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