Online:Thicker Than Water

Quick Walkthrough
#Gather ogre intestines, ogre heart, and echatere moss.
#Bring the ingredients to Orzorga.

Detailed Walkthrough
Following the conclusion of A Healthy Choice, Orzorga will continue preparation of food:

:''"I have a drink and an appetizer, but I need a few more dishes before I'm ready to enter the competition."
:What's next?
:"The main course requires more planning. For now, I need a dessert.
:The ingredients are closer this time. It'll be a walk through an ogre-infested park!"
:Sounds good. Tell me what you need.
:"You'll want to look for echatere moss, preferably untouched by any echatere. It's the subtle glue which will hold the ogre heart and intestines together.
:There's … no actual glue. It's just an expression."

At this point, you can proceed to the collection of ingredients or further question Orzorga:

:I had some questions about the ingredients.
:"Of course."
:What can you tell me about echatere moss?
:"It thrives in freezing temperatures, which is why it's confused for a weed. It's actually quite healthy to eat, for echatere and people alike.
:Try to get the stuff before the echateres do. The taste of their drool would not add to the dish."
:What about the ogre heart and ogre intestines?
:"There's an ogre outcast who's said to   nuts, berries, and vegetables—never meat. It's like the opposite of a Valenwood Bosmer.
:Think how tender his organs must be … mmm!"
:What if I find another Wrothgar ogre with healthy organs? Would those work?
::"Of course."
:Eating an ogre sounds like cannibalism.
::"I know, I had the same idea. But I asked a priest of Malacath who assured me—ogre innards were commonly found in ancient Orc dishes.
::Does this mean the Daedric Prince of Vengeance favors pies? I forgot to ask the priest."
::I don't know. It still seems like cannibalism
::"That's what I thought—so I hunted down a cultist of Namira. After a series of beatings, he confirmed the Lady of Decay would strike him with five kinds of pox if he offered up a slice of ventricle pie.
::Two Daedric Princes agree—not cannibalism."''

Head southeast to the Shatul Range, and harvest Echatere moss from the ground. Once there, you'll also find the Ogre outcast: Numakelurruz the Radish-Eater. Kill him and extract his viscera. Once you've claimed the ingredients, return to the chef:

:"Interesting taste, but nobody will eat a dish that smells like old greaves."
:I have the ingredients you requested.
:''"Perfect! Ventricle requires the freshest ingredients. Ogre hearts don't exactly keep unless you bake them quickly."
:I have one last slice from my previous attempt. You're welcome to it!"
:No.
::"I'm not asking you to eat the whole thing. But if you don't mind, I'd like to know if it's good enough to round out a meal."
::No, I'll pass.
::I suppose I could try a bite.
:Sure, why not?
::"Here you go, have a slice. Large bites, as the chiefs of old would do.
::So? How did it turn out?"
::It's sweet, but not too sweet.
:::"Surprising, isn't it? A bit nutty from the moss, but the intestinal quiche contrasts well with the vascular cream pockets. Chewy, too!
:::In the halls of Old Orsinium, no meal was complete until they served ventricle pie."
:::Thank you for sharing this.
:::"They say it's a real tusk-cleaner. It should round out the meal nicely."
::My tongue feels furry. Why does my tongue feel furry?
:::"It must be a reaction to the ogre intestines. I assure you, I cleaned them thoroughly before ....
:::No, it's the echatere moss! I should have broiled before baking. Try running your tongue across your teeth--back and forth, as fast as you can."
:::You're right, it stopped. Thanks for the advice.
:::"They say it's a real tusk-cleaner. It should round out the meal nicely."''
 
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