- A dish that tastes like the wilderness. Thick slices
[cdb]of meat covered with Noa fruit and grilled on a
[cdb]hotplate.
- Herring caught off the coast of Albinea,
[cdb]shredded and grilled in an earthenware pot with
[cdb]sliced turnips.
- A baked confection coated with Noa fruit
[cdb]cream and a currant reduction, often enjoyed
[cdb]as a dessert at family gatherings.
- A soup made by simmering white trout
[cdb]and chickpeas. A simple yet wholesome dish.
- Pasta with a blend of fresh vegetables from
[cdb]various regions of Fódlan. This popular dish
[cdb]sells out almost instantly.
- Made by grilling skewered Airmid gobies.
With a muddy flavor and dry texture, this dish
[cdb]is beloved by few.
- Aged jerky that has been sautéed for a
[cdb]delightfully salty flavor. A perfect snack to go
[cdb]with your favorite drink.
- Spicy stew made with Teutates loach and turnips.
This recipe features spices from Dagda.
- Onions stewed with white trout and baked
[cdb]with a layer of cheese on top. Will warm you
[cdb]up from the inside out.
- Whitefish that has been coated in spices and
[cdb]sautéed with dried tomatoes to bring out an
[cdb]addictive salty-sweet flavor.
- Traditional pastries from Faerghus, known for
[cdb]their subtle sweetness. The dough is made with
[cdb]eggs and sugar.
- A baked tart with stewed herring and Noa
[cdb]fruit mixed into the batter. Popular in Enbarr,
[cdb]the Imperial Capital.
- A crispy, golden-brown pie packed with
[cdb]tomatoes, cheese, and tender chunks of meat.
- Freshly caught fish are cut into chunks and
[cdb]stewed together to make this hearty dish.
- Well-roasted Fódlan pheasant drizzled with a
[cdb]berry reduction sauce.
- A rich dish consisting of verona and sautéed
Teutates loach. These ingredients are boiled
[cdb]and served with two kinds of melted cheese.
- A simple dish of vinegar-pickled Airmid pike and
[cdb]cabbage served between two slices of bread.
- Hunks of rabbit meat are pickled in bacchus,
[cdb]skewered, and roasted over an open flame to
[cdb]create this flavorful dish.
- A balanced meal featuring red turnip and
[cdb]verona stew, red turnip salad, and sautéed
[cdb]red turnip with garlic.
- A light snack, popular in the Empire.
Small, spicy balls of fried dough packed with
[cdb]white trout and dried tomato.
- Magically frozen peach currants are shaved
[cdb]to create this simple sorbet. Typically dusted
[cdb]with bean flour just before serving.
- A Dagdan dish of raw fish and turnips pickled
[cdb]in a vinegar-based seasoning liquid.
Rarely eaten in Fódlan.
- Two types of fish are cut into strips and
[cdb]sautéed in butter. This lavish meal hails from
Enbarr, the Imperial Capital.
- Minced poultry and onions boiled with salt.
The simple recipe lets high-quality ingredients
[cdb]speak for themselves.
- Fatty hunks of Gronder fox cooked slowly
[cdb]on skewers. The meat is magically aged for
[cdb]a full flavor.
- Thin slices of bird meat and shredded cabbage,
[cdb]mixed with scrambled eggs and sautéed
[cdb]with spices. Invention of a certain noble.
- A gratin of bird meat topped with heaps of
Gautier cheese, which is famous for its low
[cdb]fat content. It has a unique flavor.
- Cabbage and Albinean herring stewed whole.
The fish guts lend this hearty dish a superbly
[cdb]bitter kick.
- A dish of dried tomatoes, cabbage, chickpeas,
[cdb]and other vegetables, stir-fried with eggs.
Nutritious and very filling.
- A gourmet fish dish with Airmid pike,
[cdb]vegetables, and a sprinkle of expensive spices.
Popular among nobles.
- Breaded and fried Caledonian crayfish.
Looks much tastier than it actually is.
- Pheasant meat is pounded flat and fried.
Can be served as a sort of sandwich,
[cdb]with cheese between two strips of meat.
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