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Pedal to Metal

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**Pedal to Metal** is a series of general vehicle pursuits in *Defiance 2050*.

Every road leads somewhere.

* **Tasks**
	+ Obtain an A-Tex Growler Pro from the Earth Republic
	+ Drive a total of 5000 meters
	+ Pull off a 360-degree spin in the air
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Tranquility Sprint"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Bloodbath Run"
	+ Travel a total of 5000 meters
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +5 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)

## Pedal to Metal II

Always remember, no matter where you go, there you are... with roadkill in your wake.

* **Tasks**
	+ Drive a total of 10000 meters
	+ Jump 25m in a single jump
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Demon Run"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: North Point"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Coastline Course"
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +5 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)

## Pedal to Metal III

In the right hands, any vehicle can become a big, bad, roaring beast with an appetite for destruction.

* **Tasks**
	+ Drive a total of 25000 meters
	+ Pull off a 720-degree spin in the air
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Tiburon Uplands"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Muir Processing"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Mine Alley"
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ Hell on Wheels
	+ +5 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)

## Pedal to Metal IV

The new frontier offers a wheelman danger and opportunities never imagined in the pre-Arkfall world.

* **Tasks**
	+ Drive a total of 50000 meters
	+ Jump 50m in a single jump
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Miwok Hills"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Ridgeline Racer"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Barnstorming"
* **Rewards**
	+ +15 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +15 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)

## Pedal to Metal V

Every ark hunter needs masterful command of their vehicles, but one with superior skills can leave all the rest behind.

* **Tasks**
	+ Drive a total of 100000 meters
	+ Pull off a 1080-degree spin in the air
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Wasteland Circuit"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Communications Breakdown"
	+ Earn a gold medal in "Time Trial: Suburban Chaos"
* **Rewards**
	+ +15 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +15 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)
Arkfalls and Uplinks

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**Arkfalls and Uplinks** is a series of general competitive multiplayer pursuits in *Defiance 2050*.

## Arkfalls and Uplinks

Echelon employs one of the last functional comm-sats to relay the data that ark hunters acquire for them from arkfall debris.

* **Tasks**
	+ Complete 10 Capture and Hold matches
	+ Record 15 captures in Capture and Hold
	+ Register 10 attack kills in Capture and Hold
	+ Register 10 defend kills in Capture and Hold
	+ Record 10 turret kills in Capture and Hold
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +5 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)

## Arkfalls and Uplinks II

To Echelon, ark hunters are only as valuable as their ability to hold their ground and finish the job. Arktech data doesn't upload itself.

* **Tasks**
	+ Complete 25 Capture and Hold matches
	+ Record 50 captures in Capture and Hold
	+ Register 30 attack kills in Capture and Hold
	+ Register 30 defend kills in Capture and Hold
	+ Record 25 turret kills in Capture and Hold
* **Rewards**
	+ +15 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ Ark Technician
	+ +15 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)
Raiders

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**Raiders** are an enemy encountered in the world of Defiance. It is likely they will appear in Defiance 2050.

"The Raiders are a large interspecies horde of lawless scavengers and cannibals that terrorize the outlands of the post-arkfall world. They prey upon frontier towns, pillaging them of their resources and killing or enslaving the helpless residents. Usually nomadic, a large number have invaded the Bay Area, seizing land in Madera and Sausalito."
Fried Fish

**Fried Fish** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

While seafood baskets have existed for centuries, they're best known for their role on the International Space Station. After spending extended periods of time aboard the space station, numerous astronauts from a multitude of backgrounds complained that the lack of seafood was making them feel homesick. After several space organizations denied the request for seafood, noting rogue floating fish could damage the stations equipment, the astronauts took matters into their own hands. It was only after several failed experiments did British astronaut Clive Bristol suggest serving seafood in a basket, allowing astronauts to safely enjoy fish, and use it as bait if the crew were to encounter space whales.

Since then, fried fish baskets have been enjoyed [sic] the world over as a way of congratulating humanity's continued ingenuity and love of fried things.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Cod
Fish

## Recipes

**The Holding Station is optional for this dish.** A Holding Station allows for portions of this food to be prepared in advance. Each Holding Station can serve 6 customers.

The recipe for the Holding Station is a Fish Mix which consists of a random number of  Cod and/or  Fish, to a total of 4, which must be  Dunk & Cooked.

If there are no pre-prepared Fried Fish, you must cook one of the following recipes.

**01.** Classic Cod Basket

 Cod

*After placing the ingredients,  Dunk & Cook*

**02.** Classic Fish Basket

 Fish

*After placing the ingredients,  Dunk & Cook*
Pretzel (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!)

Origin | Italy

**Pretzel** is a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Although today seen as a staple of German cuisine, pretzels were first created in Italy during the 7th century. After beginning his reign in 610 AD, Emperor Stephanos "Steve" Sallustius looked to solidify his place in history as a powerful authoritarian figure by delivering to each house knotted bread resembling Emperor Steve with his manly arms crossed. While Steve initially hoped people would hang the knotted bread in their homes as a reminder of their tyrannical leader, he was mortified to learn that not only did people not understand the thematic brilliance of his creation, but also assumed it was a delicious culinary treat from their sweet, sympathetic new emperor. Unable to reclaim his perception as a powerful tyrant, Emperor Steve eventually became known as Sweet Mamma Stevie until his untimely death three years later.

Today, pretzels are eaten as a way of remembering the warm heart and good nature of the former emperor.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

German Pretzel

## Recipes

This food **must** be prepared in a Holding Station. Each Holding Station serves 4 customers.

**Classic Pretzels (Holding Station)**

 Classic Pretzel

**German Pretzels (Holding Station)**

 German Pretzel
Foodtrucks

**Foodtrucks** are a feature in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*. They are multiple restaurant chains that first appeared in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* now in the form of foodtrucks after the destruction of Teragon Supertower, including the player's own foodtruck. Every foodtruck has an attack to combat the player's foodtruck in a deadly competition to sell the most food to a war-torn USA.

# Trivia

* The first territory (Buttermilk County - Boise, Idaho) is the only territory to not have any foodtruck attacks.
Pies

**Pies** is an Entree in Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

## Description

From 1928-1970, the popularity of pies as a food dropped as they were instead thought of as a tool for comedic purpose.

This is largely due to the rise in popularity of stooge-like characters throwing pies in each others faces, which led to the creation of the phrase "pie-face" which refers to the look on someone's face who appears to have just had pie thrown in it.

Although pie corporations were at first alarmed at this change in the cultural significance of pie, it turned out to be remarkedly profitable, as pies were "used" much faster when thrown than when eaten, leading to the sale of more pies.

While pies-based comedy has trended downwards over the decades, pie sales have more than bridged the gate with delicious new creations and ingredients.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Graham C.
Key Lime
Banana Cr.
Choc.Cr.
Lemon M.
Millionaire

 **Red**

Peach
Mincemeat
Cherry
Coconut M.
Pumpkin
Strawberry

 **Orange**

Cranberry
Whip
Coconut S.
Covered

## Recipes

**01.** Apple Pie

 Crust  Apple  Lattice Top

**02.** Banana Cream Pie

 Graham Crust  Banana Cream  Whip Topping

**03.** Chocolate Cream Pie

 Graham Crust  Choc. Cr.  Whip Topping

**04.** Key Lime Pie

 Crust  Key Lime

**05.** Lemon Meringue Pie

 Graham Crust  Lemon Mer.  Whip Topping

**06.** Millionaire Pie

 Graham Crust  Millionaire  Whip Topping

**07.** Blueberry Pie

 Crust  Blueberry  Lattice Top

**08.** Cherry Pie

 Crust  Cherry  Covered. Cr.

**09.** Coconut Meringue Pie

 Graham Crust  Coconut Mer.  Coconut Shav.

**10.** Mincemeat Pie

 Crust  Mincemeat  Covered. Cr.

**11.** Peach Pie

 Crust  Peach  Covered. Cr.

**12.** Pumpkin Pie

 Crust  Pumpkin

**13.** Rhubard Pie

 Crust  Rhubarb  Whip Topping

**14.** Strawberry Pie

 Crust  Strawberry  Lattice Top

**15.** Cranberry Pie

 Graham Crust  Cranberry  Whip Topping

**16.** Pecan Pie

 Crust  Pecan

## Gallery

* Apple Pie
* Banana Cream Pie
* Chocolate Cream Pie
* Key Lime Pie
* Lemon Meringue Pie
* Millionaire Pie
* Blueberry Top
* Cherry Pie
* Coconut Meringue Pie
* Mincemeat Pie
* Peach Pie
* Pumpkin Pie
* Rhubarb Pie
* Strawberry Pie
* Cranberry Pie
* Pecan Pie
Cass Ducar

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**Cass Ducar** is an NPC in Defiance. It is not yet known if she will play a role in Defiance 2050.

"Cass Ducar is a new arrival to Paradise. A fearless Ark Hunter, Cass has left behind the tribal customs of the Irathient people to search for the hidden secrets buried by the Arkfall. She eases contacts into a false sense of security with her easy charm and flirtatious manner, but she is always seeking and stealing information."
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Creme Brulee

Origin | United Kingdom

**Creme Brulee** (Crème brûlée) is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

First mentioned in a 1961 cookbook, creme brulee is a dessert made of a custard base topped with a layer of hard caramel. It became incredibly popular in the 1980s after being featured in the hit film; Soldier 5: Streets on Fire, in which the muscular protagonist would frequently take breaks from his 48 hours of fighting on the fiery roads to enjoy one of the many creme brulees held in his tactical vest, caramelizing the top with his trademark cigar.

The popularity of the creme brulee slowly subsided as the Soldier series also declined in popularity, ultimately leveling out with the final episode in the series; Soldier 9: Roads on Rails. Historians often note the correlation, and believe that the upcoming soft reboot, Soldier: Thoroughfares on Ice, may bring yet another wave of popularity to the dessert, depending on the number of creme brulees consumed.

## Guide

The Creme Brulee can be a difficult food to manage at first, as it has a generally short burn time and very precise torching.

The torching part has 7 stages to it, from untorched to burnt. The desired stage is 4, when the brulee is perfectly torched across the entire surface. Any other torching stage will immediately make a bad order. Keep in mind that the torching stages have different time windows, which go slowly at first but then rapidly increase in speed, and so the torching will leave very little room for perfection before the food is burnt.

To the left is an illustration showing the different torching stages and the time it takes to reach that stage in seconds.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Sugar

## Recipes

Add  **batter** and cook. When it is cooked, the top must be  **torched** perfectly and then  **sugar** added.
Curry

Origin | Pakistan

**Curry** is a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Curries first originated in the Indian subcontinent in modern day Pakistan. After the mortar and pestle became the hottest toy of 2600 BC, children everywhere began pounding mustard, cumin, and fennel into a fine powder, before discarding the spices and starting over. Historical records indicate that a woman named Aiman Ali began using the powdered spices in the dishes she cooked, which she then sold as a way of affording more spices for her children to play with. To Ali's delight, locals adored her cooking and she soon became the talk of the town. Although her children eventually became tired of playing with the mortar and pestle, Ali insisted they continue pounding spices so she could keep up with demand.

Historians now believe this pivotal moment signified the creation of curries and child labor.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

W.Rice
Seasoning
Lid
Chili
D.Onions
Chicken

## Recipes

**Delicious Curry**

 Water  W.Rice  Seasoning  Lid  Garlic  Chili  D.Onions  Chicken
Cookies

Origin | Persia

**Cookies** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Cookies, also known as "biscuits" in the UK, or "bikkies" in Australia, first appeared in 7th century Persia. When Persians wanted to tip someone for providing exceptional service, they would offer a cookie as a token of their appreciation. The phrase "What do you want, a cookie?" is a Persian saying, used as a retort for when someone seeks a reward for an unimpressive feat.

Cookies are also famous for being delicious in their raw form, resulting in cookie dough being served in ice-cream, flavored soda, and even in a giant bowl by itself. Doh Broghous' Cookie Dough is among the most popular, and has food trucks operating on every continent around the globe.

## Recipes

**In *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*, you must use a Holding Station to prep and serve this side.**

**In *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*, each order is prepared individually.**

There are six recipes, but each of them requires only one ingredient.
March through Marin

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**March through Marin** is a zone pursuit in *Defiance 2050*.

Marin was a miner's paradise turned into hell. Crazed cyborgs have descended from the hills to seize control of the roads and mining sites.

* **Tasks**
	+ Complete the Marin Exploration pursuit
	+ Complete the Marin Exploration II pursuit
	+ Complete the Marin Exploration III pursuit
	+ Complete the Marin Exploration IV pursuit
	+ Complete the Mines of Madness pursuit
* **Rewards**
	+ +15 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ +15 Pursuit Rating?(needs verification)
Omelette

**Omelette** is an Entree in Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!.

## Description

A French legend states that Napoleon Bonaparte was once travelling with his army through southern France and, after feasting on an omelette prepared by a local, ordered that all of the eggs in the area be gathered and prepared as a single, giant omelette for his army. Unfortunately, this was too impractical to do at the time, and so all of the army was issued an IOU from the locals, who began a proud tradition of practicing the creation of a giant omelette once a year to this day, should any of the army men's descendants return with their IOUs and demand what is owed to them.

## Ingredients

You will use 2 pages of ingredients.

 **Purple**

Mozzarella
Ham
Cheese
D.Tomato
Mushroom
Onions

 **Red**

R.Pepper
Y.Pepper
Sausage

## Recipes

**01.** Classic Omelette

 Egg Base  Cheese  Bacon  D.Tomato  Mushroom  Spinach

**02.** Hammy Sunrise

 Egg Base  Ham  Cheese  Bacon

**03.** The Pepper and the Egg

 Egg Base  Cheese  G.Pepper  R.Pepper  Y.Pepper  Spinach

**04.** The Ooze-Cheesy Squeezy

 Egg Base  Mozzarella  Cheese  Onions  Sausage

**05.** Deluxe Omelette

 Egg Base  Mozzarella  Cheese  Bacon  D.Tomato  Onions  Sausage  Spinach

**06.** Ultra Veggie Stacker

 Egg Base  Mozzarella  D.Tomato  Mushroom  Onions  G.Pepper  R.Pepper  Spinach

## Gallery

* Classic Omelette
* Hammy Sunrise
* The Pepper and the Egg
* The Ooze-Cheesy Squeezy
* Deluxe Omelette
* Ultra Veggie Stacker
Green Beans

**Green Beans** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Green beans originated in Peru and spread throughout the Americas via migrating tribes of natives, and then to Europe and eventually the rest of the world by Spanish explorers returning from "the new world." These explorers, excited by the prospects of these new plants, had developed calluses on their knees as a direct result of repeatedly planting and harvesting green beans to perfect the process of growing the plant so they could show them off to the old world.

Upon returning and demonstrating for the rest of the world how to properly plant, care for, and harvest green beans, the explorers were unable to escape the ridicule that came with their oddly strong-skinned knees. This trait in bean farmers would eventually be nicknamed "the beans knees," and through a series of misunderstandings, the phrase eventually morphed into the modern day phrase "the bee's knees," which is often used to refer to something exciting, not unlike discovering green beans.

## Recipes

**You must use a Holding Station to prep and serve this side.**

Each Holding Station can serve 10 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Green Beans  Seasoning
Bibingka

Origin | Indonesia/Philippines

**Bibingka** is a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

A baked rice cake typically eaten for breakfast during the Christmas season, the fact that the origins of the dish are shared between Indonesia and the Philippines is widely acknowledged as the origin of the two nation's famously close alliance. While the two countries have supported each other's policies for centuries, rumors spread in the mid 1930s that their alliance was more than merely political.

This was officially denied by both countries in 1937, though rumors again later spread that Indonesia discreetly professed a deeper affinity for the Philippines and humbly proposed a union in 1948. However, the Philippines merely saw Indonesia as a diplomatic ally and nothing more, and the two countries finally made this status official on November 24, 1949. To further clear things up, a treaty of friendship was then signed on Jun 21, 1951 and both countries established embassies in each other's capitals, where bibingka is shared with all.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Cyan**

Batter

 **Stage 2 Cyan**

Coconut

## Recipes

There are two steps involved in preparing this Food.

**Step 1: Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Banana Leaf  Batter

**Step 2: Bibingka**

 Cheese  Coconut
Chilly Bowl

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Cannoli
* Funnel Cake
* Ice Cream Scoops
* Ice Cream Sundae
* Slice of Pie
* Taiwanese Shaved Ice

**Side Dishes**
None
**Drinks**
* Juice Bar
* Fresh Lemonade
 Holding Stations | 2 - 4

**Chilly Bowl** is a restaurant in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Chilly Bowl was founded in 2009 by Kathleen Atkinson. From humble beginnings in the Cayman Islands, Chilly Bowl has since expanded to over 1,400 locations across the globe, making it the most popular franchise to have a scoop of ice cream as its mascot. Despite its enormous success, Chilly Bowl hasn't forgotten its roots, and still maintains its cash-only. off-the-books business model in every store.

Since its inception. Chilly Bowl has been revered by the public, thanks to its annual Quick Slick Lick Stick campaign, which donates ice cream to sick kids every September. This changed in March of 2035 when the IRS announced Chilly Bowl was under investigation for tax evasion, with the company's founder Kathleen Atkinson fleeing to international waters that same month. As of writing, the results of the investigation and whereabouts of Atkinson remain unclear.
Oysters

**Oysters** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Considered a delicacy, oysters are a saltwater mollusk that can be eaten both cooked and raw. Evidence shows that oysters were commonly eaten along coastal regions as far back as prehistory, and may even predate the eating of fish.

A common folklore states that oysters are only safe to eat in months containing the letter "r," which has coincidentally been proven scientifically true as in the Northern Hemisphere those tend to be the months when they are not spoiled by the summer heat. In one particular recorded event, a middle-aged man named Larry Craig O'ryan, spent a particularly hot summer eagerly waiting for September to roll around so he could enjoy his favorite food again. On August 31st O'ryan could not wait any longer, so he fished and ate a whole pound of Oysters.

Unfortunately, he became violently ill as a result, and was rushed to the hospital, where he was treated for impatience.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Caviar
Cocktail
G.L.Relish
Horseradish
Kimchi
S.Mignonet.

## Recipes

'*All the recipes are custom orders.*

Some examples of custom orders:

**Custom Oyster Order 1**

*Oysters, Caviar, G.L.Relish*

* Custom Oyster Order 1

**Custom Oyster Order 2**

*Oysters, Caviar, C.Mignonette*

* Custom Oyster Order 2

**Custom Oyster Order 3**

*Oysters, Horseradish* --->**NO CAVIAR!**

* Custom Oyster Order 3
Fried Chicken (Cook, Serve, Delicious!)

**Fried Chicken** is a Standard Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!*.

 Cost | ⭐ - $750 (before 1st day)
⭐ - $5
⭐⭐ - $8
 Booster(s) | * Catering
* Late Night Chow
* Simply Food
* To Go
* Green Tech
 Detractor(s) | * Unappreciated
* Fatty McFats

## Description

Everything's better fried! Enjoy this crunchy taste of chicken goodness with our fried chicken starter pack, which includes everything you need to get to fryin'. Simply take out of the bag, deep fry for several seconds, and remove from grease to let the grease drain off. Your customers will cluck with delight!

Your order includes Letti's Frozen Chicken packs ready for deep frying.

## Ingredients/Actions

⭐ - *(hold) Dunk Basket* (`↓`)

⭐ - *Place in Bowl* (`P`)

## Trivia

* Out of all of the fried foods, Fried Chicken has the longest frying time.
Roasted Cauliflower

Origin | Israel

**Roasted Cauliflower** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

With drug use on the rise in Israel in the late 90s, the government released the infamous "Nope to Dope" campaign to curb drug use. In the commercial, a woman presents a normal cauliflower, claiming it resembles a healthy brain. She then chops, seasons and bakes the cauliflower, to demonstrate to young viewers what happens to the human brain while on drugs.

While the commercial did little to stop the drug habits of teens, it did inspire a new generation of chefs around the world to recreate the roasted brain seen in the ad.

Today, governments seldom use cauliflower in anti-drug campaigns.

## Recipes

**You must use a Holding Station to prep and serve this side.**

Each Holding Station can serve 10 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Cauliflower  Seasoning
Jerk Chicken

Origin | Jamaica

**Jerk Chicken** is a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Jerk Chicken is chicken rubbed with a hot spice mix. In the mid 17th century, early settlers to Jamaica were terrorized by an enraged chicken known only by the name of Phil. Initially seen as merely a nuisance, Phil's behavior escalated, and before long he began terrorizing settlers by stealing feed, scaring animals and attacking children. After a particularly noteworthy incident where Phil was accused of arson, a curfew was put in place to protect locals from the renegade bird.

Eventually, Phil was apprehended and charged with twelve counts of larceny, fifteen counts of battery, and two counts of obstructing justice. Phil was sentenced to death, and in a particularly bloodthirsty display of mob justice, his remains were covered in allspice and pepper and eaten.

Today, jerk chicken is served to remember Phil's reign of terror.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Green Chilli
Mix

## Recipes

**This food is ordered in-between stops and must be prepared in the Prep Stations.**

**Jerk Chicken**

 Chicken  Green Chilli  Mix
Chicken Nuggets

Origin | United States

**Chicken Nuggets** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Chicken nuggets were invented in the 1950s by a food science professor at Cornell University.

In the mid 1990s, chicken nuggets became a source of controversy when several news outlets claimed that chicken nuggets were made entirely out of pink slime. Nugget companies were quick to counter these claims with documented video footage of the creation of their chicken nuggets, and the controversy soon subsided.

Despite this, many people around the world believed the original story and quickly bonded together online to battle the idea of a slime-spiracy. Ultimately, undercover research revealed, according to geocities.com/slimegate, that while chickens were indeed being used for nuggets, they were bred from a new class of pink slime chickens, which were being bred by the government to ultimately brainwash young children into consuming more fast food to fatten them up for some kind of larger conspiracy that isn't quite understood yet.

Today, slimegate is literally the least crazy thing that people believe on the internet these days.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Nuggets

## Recipes

You may use a Holding Station to prep a portion of this food.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Nuggets (4)

After placing the ingredients  **Dunk and Cook.**

**If** you don't use the Holding Station, the food is very simple with only way to cook this food.

**01.** Chicken Nugget Basket

 Nuggets

After placing the ingredients  **Dunk and Cook.**

## Gallery

* Standard Prep Nuggets
* Chicken Nugget Basket
Dosa

Origin | India

**Dosa** is a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

A dosa is a thin, savory crepe made from rice and black gram. Many historians attribute India's rapid economic expansion to the use of dosas in the workplace. In the early 1990s, the Udupi Dosa Corporation began selling a range of dosas that could also be used as printing paper. Cut into a range of common printing sizes, the "business dosas" meant employees could print documents on dosas, and then eat the documents when they were finished with them, thus reducing waste while eliminating the need for lunch breaks. With time-consuming lunch breaks now gone, India's workplace productivity rapidly increased.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Cyan**

 **Stage 2 Cyan**

Chili Chutney
Coconut Chutney
Mint Coriander Chutney
Tomato Chutney

 **Stage 2 Magenta**

Chicken Curry
Mutton Curry
Potato Curry

## Recipes

**This food is ordered at stops and can either be prepared in bulk in the Holding Stations or individually in the Prep Stations.**
**It has two stages of prep before it can be served to the customer.**
**Each order is custom, meaning this food has many possible combinations.**
*All Dosas need Dosa, a Chutney and a Curry.*

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Dosa Batter (4)
Bunny Chow

Origin | South Africa

**Bunny Chow** is a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Bunny chow is made by hollowing out a loaf of white bread and filling it with curry. Though developed in South Africa, the dish was made in an area populated mostly by people of Indian descent, leading to much confusion in determining what types of restaurants should serve it.

According to rumor, bunny chow came about in response to the lack of plastic storage containers in the 1940s, as sugar cane workers would use hollowed-out bread to carry their day's lunch of vegetarian curry into the fields. This practice went on to popularize the concept of the bread bowl, often used for soups and espionage.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Cyan**

Potatoes
G.Pepper
D.Onion

 **Stage 1 Magenta**

Bay Leaf
Turmeric
Chili Pow.

 **Stage 2 Cyan**

Bunny Chow

## Recipes

The dish has two steps, but the recipe is the same each time.

**Bunny Chow**

First, cook the Bunny Chow.

 Beef  Potatoes  G.Pepper  D.Onion  Tomato Sau.  Broth  Bay Leaf  Turmeric  Chili Pow.

After the Bunny Chow has been cooked, put it in a bread loaf to serve.

 Cut Top  Bunny Chow
Club Sandwich

Origin | United States

**Club Sandwich** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

The club sandwich is a toasted sandwich made with turkey or chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise. The food and the term "club sandwich" itself originates from New York in 1889 when a private social club in New York City decided to taunt non-members in the city with one of the new inventions of the club; an exclusive sandwich made of turkey and ham on a toasted bun.

Combining both turkey and ham was considered extreme in those days, and so this bolstered the club's popularity as many hat-adorned gentlemen flocked to the clubhouse to sign up and try out the creation. Eventually, however, it was decided that the combination actually was not extreme enough, and so lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise were added to further help the club's image as a place of radical free-thinking individuals eating delicious, radical sandwiches.

Today, the club sandwich is considered delicious if somewhat predictable, which ultimately led to the creation by rival clubs of over-the-top sandwiches like the Monte Cristo, the Doughnut Hamburger, and the All Chicken Quad Decker.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Wheat B.
Ciabatta B.
Mayo
Cheese
Swiss

 **Red**

Turkey
Chicken
Chk.Spread
Bacon
Tomato
P.Onion

 **Orange**

Wheat Top
Ciab. Top

## Recipes

**01.** BLT

 White B.  Mayo  Lettuce  Bacon  Tomato  White Top

**02.** Ham and Turkey Club

 White B.  Mayo  Ham  Turkey  Lettuce  Tomato  White Top

**03.** Classic Club

 White B.  Mustard  Ham  Lettuce  Tomato  White Top

**04.** Chicken Bliss

 White B.  Mayo  Chicken  Lettuce  White Top

**05.** Turkey Bacon Club

 White B.  Mayo  Cheese  Turkey  Lettuce  Bacon  Tomato  White Top

**06.** Ham and Swiss Club

 White B.  Mustard  Swiss  Ham  Lettuce  Tomato  White Top

**07.** WBLT

 Wheat B.  Mayo  Lettuce  Bacon  Tomato  Wheat Top

**08.** Garden Fresh Club

 Wheat B.  Mustard  Swiss  Turkey  Lettuce  Tomato  P.Onion  Wheat Top

**09.** Wheat Delight

 Wheat B.  Mayo  Chicken  Bacon  Tomato  Wheat Top

**10.** Chicken Salad Club

 Wheat B.  Mayo  Chk.Spread  Lettuce  Wheat Top

**11.** Deluxe Chicken Spread

Ciabatta B.  Mayo  Chk.Spread  Lettuce  Tomato  Ciab. Top

**12.** The Four Meat Club

 Ciabatta B.  Mayo  Cheese  Ham  Turkey  Chicken  Lettuce  Bacon  Ciab. Top

**13.** Ham, and Turkey Supreme

 Ciabatta B.  Mustard  Ham  Turkey  Tomato  P.Onion  Ciab. Top

**14.** Chicken and Cheese Supreme

 Ciabatta B.  Mustard  Cheese  Swiss  Chicken  Bacon  Ciab. Top

## Gallery

* BLT
* Ham and Turkey Club
* Classic Club
* Chicken Bliss
* Turkey Bacon Club
* Ham and Swiss Club
* WBLT
* Garden Fresh Club
* Wheat Delight
* Chicken Salad Club
* Deluxe Chicken Spread
* The Four Meat Club
* Ham and Turkey Supreme
* Chicken and Cheese Supreme
Agedashi Tofu

**Agedashi Tofu** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

It is a variant of **Hiyayakko Tofu** that requires the tofu to be fried before adding the toppings.

## Description

(A variant of the original Hiyayakko dish, fried to perfection.) Hiyayakko is a dish of chilled tofu made with a variety of toppings. Though the original dish required the tofu to be heated, chilled, heated again, and then chilled one final time before eating, it is now considered perfectly acceptable to simply chill the tofu once and then serve with toppings.

Typically served as an appetizer during the summer, hiyayakko tofu is so popular that an 18th century Japanese recipe book declared that it "needs no introduction," though many restaurant menus insist on doing so anyway.

## Ingredients

**Step 1**

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Tofu

**Step 2**

You will use two pages of ingredients for this dish.

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Tentsuyu
Mustard S.
Agedashi

 **Stage 2 Red**

Yuzu Rind
Katsuobushi
Ginger
Radish
Okra

## Recipes

There are two steps

**Step 1**

Simple, you just need to add the *Oil* and the *Tofu*

**Step 2**

There are **7** different recipes. Here's the list of all of them

**01.** Gametomo Special

 Tentsuyu  Agedashi  Perilla  Radish

**02.** Collector

 Soy. S  Agedashi  G.Onion  Radish

**03.** Gold Coin

 Mustard S.  Agedashi  Ginger  Okra

**04.** Fireside

 Soy S.  Agedashi  Perilla  Radish

**05.** Relaxed

 Tentsuyu  Agedashi  Perilla  Ginger

**06.** Scaled

 Mustard S.  Agedashi  Katsuobushi  Okra

**07.** Ark

 Soy S.  Agedashi  Yuzu Rind  G.Onion

## Gallery

* Agedashi Tofu Prep
* 01. Gametomo Special
* 02. Collector
* 03. Gold Coin
* 04. Fireside
* 05. Relaxed
* 06. Scaled
* 07. Ark
Hiyayakko Tofu

**Hiyayakko Tofu** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

**Agedashi Tofu** is a variant that requires the tofu to be fried before adding the toppings.

## Description

Hiyayakko is a dish of chilled tofu made with a variety of toppings. Though the original dish required the tofu to be heated, chilled, heated again, and then chilled one final time before eating, it is now considered perfectly acceptable to simply chill the tofu once and then serve with toppings.

Typically served as an appetizer during the summer, hiyayakko tofu is so popular that an 18th century Japanese recipe book declared that it "needs no introduction," though many restaurant menus insist on doing so anyway.

## Ingredients

You will use two pages of ingredients for this dish.

 **Purple**

Tentsuyu
Mustard S.
Tofu

 **Red**

Yuzu Rind
Katsuobushi
Ginger
Radish
Okra

## Recipes

**01.** Delicious Gametomo

 Soy S.  Tofu  Ginger  G.Onion

**02.** Squared

 Soy S.  Tofu  Perilla  G.Onion

**03.** Eternity

 Mustard S.  Tofu  G.Onion  Okra

**04.** Night Sky

 Soy S.  Tofu  Radish  Okra

**05.** Zen Bowl

 Tentsuyu  Tofu  Perilla  G.Onion

**06.** Fluffy

 Mustard S.  Tofu  Perilla  Okra

**07.** Spin

 Soy S.  Tofu  Yuzu Rind  Katsuobushi

## Gallery

* Delicious Gametomo
* Squared
* Eternity
* Night Sky
* Zen Bowl
* Fluffy
* Spin
Japanese Fried Rice (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**Japanese Fried Rice** is an Entree and Side in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

In the early 17th century, Japan entered a period of isolation known as "sakoku," heavily restricting people from entering or leaving the nation. It is a common misconception that this policy was designed to prevent foreign religious influence. Instead, the policy was established to see how centuries of isolation would influence Japanese cuisine. Japan closed its borders, and for 200 years they waited, cooking and experimenting.

In 1853, the policy was lifted, and the World Cuisine Conference was held to see how radically different modern Japanese food was compared to other new regional cuisines. At the conference, Japan was excited to present an exotic new dish they called "Japanese fried rice." To their dismay, however, China presented a slightly different fried rice. This was only made worse when Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, and Thailand also arrived with fried rice.

While furious that the nation wasted 200 years of isolation on fried rice, the country nonetheless put their anger aside, opting to instead enjoy the delicious combination of rice, vegetables, and sauce.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

S.Sauce
Carrots
Peas

 **Red**

Shrimp
Chicken
Beef

## Recipes

**You MUST use a Holding Station to prep and serve this food.** Each Holding Station can serve 6 customers.

**01.** Beef Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Beef

**02.** Chicken Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Chicken

**03.** Shrimp Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Shrimp

**04.** Pork Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Pork

**05.** Veggie Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs

**06.** Deluxe Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Chicken  Beef

**07.** Gourmet Fried Rice

 Rice  Soy Sauce  Carrots  Peas  Eggs  Oil  Shrimp  Chicken  Beef  Pork
Ballpark Burger

Origin | United States

**Ballpark Burger** is a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

The ballpark burger is a version of the hamburger that's so inexpensive and easy to make that even a relatively uninteresting child could make it - although they'd need to be properly supervised by a competent adult while handling a grill. As its name implies, the ballpark burger was created by roller coaster engineer Winston Ballpark, born Winston Wombley, who legally changed his last name to celebrate his second love of baseball, make his name less alliterative, and distance himself from his infamously cannibalistic father.

The ballpark burger was slow to gain popularity, as rumors initially spread that Winston took after his father. However, a chemical analysis of the ballpark burger's meat revealed only that it was made of a very cheap and flavorless cut of beef. Because of this new, the economic collapse that made other burgers far more expensive by comparison, and Ballpark's aggressive marketing campaign targeting owners of baseball parks, the ballpark burger skyrocketed to become one of the most popular varieties to date.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Cyan**

 **Stage 2 Cyan**

Bacon
Cheese
Lettuce
Pickles
Onions
Reg.Bun

## Recipes

There are two steps for making this Food. The first step can be done using a Holding Station or individually for each portion. Each Holding Station serves 10 customers.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Meat Patty (8)

If a Holding Station isn't used, the number of  Meat Patty which must be cooked depends on the recipe being prepared.

After the Meat Patty/ies are cooked, the burger must be assembled per the relevant recipe.

**01. The Double**

 Meat Patty (2)  Cheese  Regular Bun

**02. The Ryan Davis**

 Meat Patty  Bacon  Cheese (2)  Tomatoes  Regular Bun

**03. Parallel Patties**

 Meat Patty (2)  Regular Bun

**04. Classic American**

 Meat Patty  Bacon  Lettuce  Tomatoes  Regular Bun

**05. Fresh Stack**

 Meat Patty  Lettuce  Tomatoes  Onions  Regular Bun

**06. Accidental Pickle**

 Meat Patty  Pickles  Regular Bun
Chuck and Gretta

Chuck Bannister (voiced by Ryan Letourneau) and Gretta Glass (voiced by Kate Letourneau) are the two commentators of the Iron Cook Speedway first introduced in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*. They comment on various events that occur in the Speedway, such as Foodtruck Attacks

# Dialogues

## Cutscenes

Dialogues from the characters are below the images they are spoken in within the slideshow.

UNKNOWN
Koeksisters

Origin | South Africa

**Koeksisters** is a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

A sticky, sweet pastry made of fried dough, the koeksister is a South African treat not to be mistaken for the version that was appropriated by the Dutch. Koeksisters feature a golden crunchy crust and a liquid syrup center, unlike the rock-hard, over-sugared Dutch version. While the word "koeksister" comes from the Dutch word "koek" - meaning cake - that is the extent to which the Dutch people or culture should ever be spoken of in relation to the koeksister. Anyone caught with a Dutch koeksister is to be reported to the US Bureau of Food Misconduct immediately, in accordance with the Food Dignity Act of 2038.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Koeksisters

## Recipes

This food **may** be prepared in a Holding Station. Each Holding Station serves 4 customers.

Otherwise, each portion can be prepared separately.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Koeksisters (4)

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.

**Ayam Goreng**

 Koeksisters

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.
Recipes (Cook, Serve, Delicious!)

1. Corndogs
2. Pretzel
3. Cold Beer

4. Soda Fountain
5. Salad
6. Ice Cream
7. Baked Potato

8. Lasagna
9. Fresh Fish
10. Chicken Breast

11. Wine
12. Pizza
13. Steak

## Comparison table of one-star recipes

One-star recipes can greatly simplify the gameplay. One-star recipes also correspond to the early game.

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Hash Browns

**Hash Browns** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Originally named "hashed brown potatoes" in 1888, hash browns are made simply by shredding potatoes and then frying them in a pan. Because of the intense crackling sound that accompanies the process of preparing hash browns, many Hollywood studios in the 1930s used this as the sound for large fires in movies, as audio design was a new concept for many productions.

Ultimately the Idaho Potato Farmers Union grew to hate this trend as many commercials in the late 1940s for potatoes drew accidental laughs as the sound of the potato in the frying pan sounded exactly like the Bellview Tower Fire scene in the hit Hollywood classic, "Mabel and the Fire Brigade." In 1949 the union sued dozens of Hollywood studios, claiming unfair use of produce that ultimately hurt their business.

As a result of this incident, the Hayes Code of 1951 was signed that made it illegal for hash browns to be used as a sound effect for any entertainment media. As a funny side result, the sound of potatoes cooked in movies, advertisements, and television shows today are actually recordings of sneakers rubbed with lubricant resting on a hot plate.

## Recipes

**You must use a Holding Station to prep and serve this side.**

Each Holding Station can serve 9 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Hash Browns (Holding Station):**

 Hash Browns x4  Dunk & Cook
Pulled Pork Sandwich (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**Pulled Pork Sandwich** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Aside from being delicious, pulled pork sandwiches are perhaps most well known for their involvement in the recovery of a lost girl.

In 1957, a Los Angeles private detective named Sgt. Wake was hired to locate a missing teenage girl by her distraught mother. The girl's name was Elizabeth, and she was last seen by her father when he saw her at a nearby park that he drove past every day on the way home from work. The father, who had been kicked out by Elizabeth's mother two years beforehand for spending too much time and making not enough money down at the race tracks, was now dating one of his coworkers named Cheryl. Cheryl's brother Danny owned a diner right next to the park where Elizabeth was last seen, and saw her come into the diner earlier that day before going missing. Even more coincidentally, Danny's daughter was Elizabeth's best friend from grade school, but as Danny understood it the two had a falling out sometime in the early weeks of high school and so she didn't come around his house anymore.

Private detective Sgt. Wake was weeks into his investigation when a series of clues finally led him to the diner, where he asked Danny if he remembered what Elizabeth had come in for on the day she disappeared. Danny recalled Elizabeth ordering a pulled pork sandwich. This puzzled Sgt. Wake, as Elizabeth's mother had told him earlier that Elizabeth was a vegetarian. The private detective asked Danny if anyone else seemed particularly fond of pulled pork sandwiches, and Danny responded that his sister's boyfriend asked for them all the time to take with him down to the race tracks.

Armed with nothing but this new information, a sense of duty, and his pistol, Sgt. Wake conducted a thorough sweep of the race track in the dead of night, where he found Elizabeth being held captive by her father, whose gambling addiction drove him to force her to spend all day at the tracks making bets in his name. It turned out that shortly after kidnapping Elizabeth, her father forced her to purchase some dinner at the diner before heading to his home, and in a discreet cry for help she ordered the one food that she knew would tip off the right people while not drawing suspicion from her oblivious father.

Sgt. Wake received a bullet wound while battling Elizabeth's father for her freedom, but subsequently made a full recovery. Today, a larger than life statue of Sgt. Wake holding a pulled pork sandwich can be seen on the corner of Paramount and Hardwick.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Sauce
Seasoning

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Sauce
Coleslaw
Top Bun

### Prep Stage

1. Pulled Pork (`P`)
2. Sauce (`A`) and  Seasoning (`S`) in any order or at the same time

### Serving Stage

#### 01. Pulled Pork Sandwich

1. Pulled Pork (`P`)
2. Sauce (`A`)
3. Top Bun (`O`)

#### 02. P.P. Coleslaw Sandwich

1. Pulled Pork (`P`)
2. Sauce (`A`)
3. Coleslaw (`C`)
4. Top Bun (`O`)

## Gallery

* Pulled Pork Sandwich.
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P.P. Coleslaw Sandwich.

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Kimchi

Origin | Korea

**Kimchi** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Kimchi is a staple of Korean cuisine, and is held in a similar regard in Korea as ketchup in the United States, maple syrup in Canada, and fairy bread in Australia. As the national food of South Korea, kimchi has been served in space and war.

Since the separation of North and South Korea in the 1940s, many different plans for reunification have been proposed. In 2015, South Korean foodee Kim Se Jun, who doctors believe is more kimchi than man, announced that he had started on his journey to make 25 million bowls of kimchi. When asked about his plan, Kim noted, "I don't know when reunification will happen, but when it does I want to welcome everyone home with a nice bowl of kimchi." Critics of the plan, however, believe Kim is only making the kimchi so he can have an excuse to eat 25 million bowls of it when the food approaches its expiration.

## Recipes

**You must use a Holding Station to prep and serve this side.**

Each Holding Station can serve 9 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Cabbage  Kimchi Sauce  Mix