Adds a variety of food recipes using simple vanilla foods and materials.
19 of the 61 points that apply = 31 out of 100.
Vanilla Food Pantry expands food crafting by giving vanilla crops, farm-animal drops, and other familiar materials new uses, while offering additional ways to store food and potions in bulk. Its recipes cover flour and dough, breads, pies, stuffed rolls, sandwiches, muffins, soups, chowders, stews, kebabs, fries, milk and tea drinks, juices, cider, fizzy drinks, cookies, sweets, gelos, eggs, cheeses, and salted pork, alongside meats from animals such as squid, horses, wolves, llamas, bears, and bats. Recipes build through craftable agents and ingredients: drying agents make flour and food powders, leavening helps form dough, and curdling agents support cheese and yogurt, while food powders can vary the flavor of drinks, soups, and gelos. Many baked goods and other meals begin as uncooked items that must be smelted, making food preparation a multi-step process and providing experience from cooking batches; other recipes use measured portions of liquids, meat, and heat to make ingredients more manageable. Some foods offer short-lived effects such as speed or strength, and milk-based foods retain milk's curative effects. The mod also turns materials such as poisonous potatoes, spider eyes, netherrack, feathers, rotten flesh, and lava into food-related ingredients or useful brewing, fertilizer, string, and fuel substitutes. Stackable water bottles and storage options including pantry blocks, bags, jars, and cartons help support bulk crafting and keeping supplies.
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