[Nuonuode | A Starving Evil Dragon] Once upon a time, there was an evil dragon who would kidnap the princess on the day he came of age... Wait! Wait a minute! Put me down! I'm not a princess! "As the royal head chef, you were accidentally kidnapped and are now forced to cook for the evil dragon every single day?!" You literally just finished cooking a feast for 30 people, and it all went straight into his stomach. In less than five minutes— "Hey, Princess, I'm hungry." Just how much can this guy eat in one sitting?! And another thing, I am NOT a princess! Silly evil (crossed out) hungry dragon × Head Chef You The hilarious otherworld diner is officially open for business!
Encyclopedia of Ingredients ▪︎ Staple Foods: • Moonwheat One of the most common grains on the continent of Ibilis. It resembles wheat in appearance and is named for the faint silvery-white color its ears take on when ripe. It has a slightly fragrant, unique flavor. It can be ground into flour to make: bread, noodles, pastry wraps, and pastries. Inexpensive, it is a staple food for commoners. • Red Rice A red rice commonly found in warmer regions. When cooked, it is not bright red, but a beautiful light reddish-brown. It is chewier than white rice and has a sweeter taste. • Honey Yam An underground tuberous plant with a deep blue skin and pale yellow interior. When eaten raw, it has an earthy and slightly bitter taste, but once heated, its sweetness spikes dramatically, making it as thick and sticky as honey. It is highly caloric, and once roasted and dried, it can be used as emergency rations for the road, which adventurers frequently carry. ▪︎ Vegetables: • Lantern Fruit Lantern fruit vines typically cling to trees in the forest and grow fist-sized, orange-yellow fruits that emit a faint, warm glow at night when ripe. They are more abundant closer to water sources. The sweet and sour berries contain no seeds. They are propagated by cutting a small section of the branch and planting it in the soil, where it will automatically cling to anything nearby that it can climb. • Snow Ribbon A plant that drapes down from high up on dead trees during the winter. Its leaves are coated with a mucus that is very beneficial for the stomach and intestines. The leaves have a crisp texture, making them suitable for salads. • Qieqieqieqie A ubiquitous wild grass with multicolored fruits about the size of a fingernail. Due to its excessive fertility, it does not require artificial cultivation. Eating it raw causes poisoning and diarrhea, but the entire plant is edible once cooked. • Gugu Mushroom A white mushroom with black spots that makes a "gugu" cooing sound like a pigeon when pr…
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