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Baked Hot Wings

**Baked Hot Wings** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a Special Order Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Baked hot wings are unbreaded chicken wings that are baked and then covered in hot sauce. They are somewhat healthier than traditional hot wings, making them less popular in the United States, which has historically preferred fried foods over extended lifespans.

Furthermore, unlike their traditional counterparts, baked hot wings are seldom eaten at sporting event viewing parties. In fact there have been several alleged instances where bringing baked hot wings to sporting event viewing parties resulted in large-scale riots, such as the infamous 1999 Boston Riots in which two-hundred angry Bostonians overturned vehicles and destroyed storefronts around the city. Whether the riot was due to the economic depression, severe unemployment and multiple police brutalities during that time, or due to baked hot wings being served at a local party, remains contentious.

## Ingredients

Baked Hot Wings is cooked in two stages. Step 1 is very simple. Step 2 has a variety of sauces to choose from. Step 2 pages are listed below.

 **Stage 2 Purple**

S. Asian
Tangy Sauce
Hot Sauce
Extreme Heat
Teriyaki
Parmesan

 **Stage 2 Red**

Toss & Mix

## Recipes

**This food has two cooking stages to go through before serving.**

Every Baked Hot Wings order is custom and you cannot learn the recipe. The prep stage is simple and always the same. The serving stage always starts with spices. After that you need to select a sauce, then add wings, toss and mix.

**Step 1 - Initial Prep**:

 Hot Wings

**Step 2 - Custom Baked Wings Order**:

 Spices  Any Sauce  Wings  Toss & Mix

## Trivia

**Baked Hot Wings** and **Traditional Hot Wings** have the same recipes, however the cooking method is slightly different.

## Gallery

* Prep Phase Baked Wings
* South Asian Wings
* Teriyaki Wings
* Hot Sauce Wings
* Extreme Fire Wings
* Parmesan Wings
* Tangy Wings
* BBQ Wings
Pancakes (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

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

## Description

Breakfast pancakes were first invented in Ancient Greece, though they were called "Tagenites" and were made with wheat flour, olive oil, honey, and curdled milk. Despite their incredibly simple composition, many experts now believe pancakes to be among the greatest of the Ancient Greek inventions alongside philosophy, geometry, and alarm clocks.

Though modern pancakes are often served with syrup, this practice was not widespread until The Great Syrup Flood of January 14, 1919 - an event which has gone by almost completely unheard of due to it being upstaged by the larger Great Molasses Flood a day later - during which a syrup manufacturer's entire plant erupted into a volcano of syrup, which then slowly traveled down the road to a breakfast diner at the bottom of the hill. First responders described the scene as tragic yet surprisingly delicious.

Today, syrup is drizzled onto pancakes as a solemn memorial of the lives that were eventually lost by those who fell into the syrup while trying to retrieve their food.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Maple
Strawberry
Pecan

## Recipes

**This Food has two cooking stages to go through before serving.**

**Stage 1:** You need to cook 3  Pancakes.

**Stage 2:** After the pancakes are cooked, assemble one of the following recipes to serve the dish.

**01.** Classic Stack

 Pancake  Maple

* Classic Stack

**02.** Strawberry Stack

 Pancake  Strawberry

* Strawberry Stack

**03.** Pecan Stack

 Pancake  Pecan

* Pecan Stack

**04.** Blueberry Stack

 Pancake  Blueberry

* Blueberry Stack
Lobster (Cook, Serve, Delicious!)

**Lobster** is a Specialty Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!*.

For restaurants with two stars on Standard difficulty.

For any restaurant on Extreme difficulty.

Wrong amount of butter 🧈 will result in a bad order.

 Detractor(s) | Menu RotSlow CookerPlate SpinnerPerfection

## Ingredients/Actions

⭐ Lobster 🦞

⭐ Cook 🍳

*Additional prep*:

⭐ Butter 🧈

⭐ Serve

*Additional prep*:

2. *No sauces, please.*

*Additional prep*:

2. *One cup of Butter 🧈, please.*

*Additional prep*:

2. *Two cups of Butter 🧈, please.*

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Borscht

Origin | Ukraine

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

## Description

Borscht is a short soup that is today associated with a blunt, short-tempered celebrity chef that died like a coward in the Blue War. The chef, whose actions were so spineless that he now remains nameless, was cursing the flavor profile of Borscht on-set of his American reality program when the bombs fell. Footage of the event shows the chef shoving adults and children alike in an attempt to run for cover. After picking up and throwing an elderly woman, the chef tripped and cracked his head on a marble countertop. Fatefully, this was the only fatality on-set that day, as the restaurant's stone walls insulated everyone else from the blast.

After clips of the chef's cowardly death surfaced online, many began preparing borscht as a reminder of the importance of being kind to one another during nuclear warfare.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Cyan**

Carrots
Bets
Bay Leaf
Garlic
Potato
Tomato Pst.

## Recipes

**01. Mountains**

 Cabbage  Beets  Bay Leaf  Garlic  Tomato Pst.

**02. Hills**

 Cabbage  Carrots  Beets  Celery  Tomato Pst.

**03. Plains**

 Cabbage  Carrots  Beets  Garlic  Potato  Tomato Pst.
Marshmallow Squares (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!)

Origin | United States

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

## Description

On November 7th, 1938, in the wake of the introduction of the Fair Labor Standards Act, Chuck Steele, a farmer for Battle Creek Breakfast noticed something unusual. The company's dairy cattle had stopped producing milk. Believing it was no mere coincidence that the lack of milk coincided with the awakened labor movement, Steele concluded that the cows must have stopped producing milk as a form of protest against their poor working conditions and non-existent pay.

Horrified, Steele informed his supervisors, who became just as distressed as he was. Unwilling to compensate the cows for their labor, the company feared that a lack of fresh milk would spell the end for breakfast cereal sales. As such, Battle Creek Breakfast set to work developing new ways to consume cereal, and after a long, sleepless night, the company's R&D department unveiled their newest invention – marshmallow squares, which could be made with the company's signature cereal, along with melted marshmallows and margarine.

Mysteriously, the cattle began producing milk again after Chuck Steele remembered to feed them. Battle Creek Breakfast were not only delighted that the cows had apparently ended their protest, but they had done so without agreeing to any demands whatsoever. As such, the company began mass-producing marshmallow squares alongside their traditional cereal and milk so as to double their profits, leaving the cattle with nothing.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Crispy Bits
Mix

## Recipes

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

**Marshmallow Squares**

 Marshmallow Base  Crispy Bits  Mix
Carpaccio

Origin | Italy

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

## Description

Carpaccio is an Italian dish of very thin raw meat or fish that, and as the legend goes, was invented in 1950 in Venice by a bar owner named Bartholomew. After learning that a countess that he wanted to impress was going to visit his bar, the owner immediately took to researching every aspect of the countess life. Eventually, he discovered that the countess' doctor had recommended she eat raw meat, and so the bar owner took to pounding some meat into very flat discs which he then served with lemon, olive oil and Parmesan cheese.

Upon her arrival the bar owner presented the countess with the dish, naming it carpaccio after a historic painter from the area who was known for painting in red and white tones, much like the look of the carpaccio dish. The countess smiled politely, took a bite, and then immediately proposed marriage to the bar owner.

Today, carpaccio is still responsible for many romantic evenings that result in marriage.

## Ingredients

For this Entree, you will use the first 2 pages, here's a little list.

 **Purple**

B.Root
Pineapple
Salmon
Venison

 **Red**

Feta
Lettuce

## Recipes

All the Carpaccio orders are custom, you can't learn the Recipe.

But this one is very easy, there are not a lot of choices. You just need to correctly read the order.

Here some examples of Carpaccio:

**Custom Order 1**

 Salmon  B. Oil Truffle  Feta Cheese

**Custom Order 2**

 Pineapple  B. Oil Truffle  Feta Cheese  Lettuce

**Custom Order 3**

 Beef  B. Oil Truffle  Feta Cheese

## Gallery

* Carpaccio, Custom Order 1
* Carpaccio, Custom Order 2
* Carpaccio, Custom Order 3
French Toast (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**French Toast (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

French toast, also known as 'pain perdu' ("lost bread") first appeared in the Middle Ages. Due to a combination of record food wastage and malnutrition amongst the lower class, the French government passed legislation making the disposal of food illegal.

With the ban on food disposal in full swing, restauranteers were puzzled with what to do with stale bread. Local restaurants came together and concluded that by cooking stale bread with curdled milk, they'd be able to sell expired food for gourmet prices. Their research paid off, and in the coming months, French toast became a hit.

Hoping to recreate the success of French toast, restaurants attempted to serve patrons expired chicken covered in moldy cheese. It was less successful.

## Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 4 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 French Toast x8
Contrast Coffee

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Breakfast Sandwich
* Brownies
* Cinnamon Buns
* Club Sandwich
* Espresso Shots
* Frozen Lattes
* Hot Lattes
* Ice Cream Scoops
* Iced Lattes
* Organic Salad
* Smoothies
* Specialty Donuts

**Side Dishes**
* Cookies
* Croissants
* Fruit Spread
* Kale Chips
* Marshmallow Squares
* Side Oatmeal

**Drinks**
* Coffee
* Fresh Lemonade
* Hot Tea
* Iced Tea
 Holding Stations | 4 - 8

**Contrast Coffee** is a restaurant in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

In 1983, after founding the Contrast Supplier toner company and developing it into one of the largest and most prestigious suppliers of toner in the world, Svetlana and Samantha Stahlke began looking for similar industries to conquer. While brainstorming in a newly-opened café over the alluring aroma of coffee and pastries, the two quickly realized what they had to do.

In 1985, they opened up Contrast Coffee, with the slogan "Our Coffee is as Black as our Toner." Not wanting to completely remove themselves from the safety net of their prior empire, Contrast Coffee sold both standard café fare as well as a wide variety of toner. The odd combination proved popular, and today Contrast Coffee is still the only café where you can buy a caramel latte with a 34C black toner cartridge.
Fries

**Fries** is are two Side Dishes in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

# Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

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

### Description

First concocted in the early 18th century in Belgium, fries were served as a simple side dish to more extravagant meals. The name 'French Fries' is attributed to Belgian journalist Guillaume Rubens, who claimed the food's oily exterior, weak body, and salty persona reminded him of the French.

Outraged by this slanderous claim, relations between the two nations soured. When Germany invaded Belgium in 1914, France remained neutral, claiming Belgium "had it coming." They later reluctantly entered the war when it became clear German forces intended to conquer France. During battle, Belgian troops would share fries with their new found allies, helping heal old wounds.

Curious as to how fries could create both enemies and friends, other nations became eager to try the simple delicacy, helping establish fries as the staple it is today.

### Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 16 customers.

**Variety Mix (Holding Station):**

You are prompted to fill four baskets of fries. There are four types of fries to choose from:  Sweet Potato Fries  Steak Fries  French Fries  Shoestring Fries.

After placing the ingredients,  Dunk & Cook.

## Specialty Fries

**Specialty Fries** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*. It was added in the Barista Update.

### Description

Specialty fries were invented by Dave D. Garrett, after he accidentally exposed himself to crowds at a candle-lit vigil in 1974, and again in 1978. Wanting to give back to a world he had damaged so much, Dave sought to invent a food that would be cheap and easy enough for any restaurant to make. After much deliberation, Dave decided he wanted to put a fun spin on french fries by twisting them into interesting shapes and sizes. To Dave's delight, these new fries were a roaring success, ensuring that Dave's contribution to Earth was a positive one. Dave's success continued until 1981, when he accidentally exposed himself once again while promoting curly fries on breakfast television.

### Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 16 customers.

**Variety Mix (Holding Station):**

You are prompted to fill four baskets of fries. There are four types of fries to choose from:  Curly Fries  Waffle Fries  Wavy Fries.

After placing the ingredients,  Dunk & Cook.
Ayam Goreng

Origin | Southeast Asia

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

## Description

Also known as Malaysian fried chicken, ayam goreng is different from the United States' style of fried chicken in that it isn't covered in batter or flour but is instead more rich in spices. There was an attempt to combine these two versions of fried chicken in late 2038 by Chef Winston on his popular internet cooking show, but this resulted in chaos. Upon tasting the resulting American-Malaysian fried chicken, Chef Winston appeared to suffer an identity crisis, followed immediately by amnesia and an uncontrollable urge to stick his hand into the heated deep fryer.

Fortunately, Chef Winston's cameraman was able to restrain him before he inflicted harm upon himself. However, scientists still warn the public against attempting a similar combination until they can positively determine if Chef Winston's mania was due to the dish or if it was in fact related to his family's history of mania and the numerous unverified reports of his declining mental health.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Ayam Goreng

## 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)**

 Ayam Goreng (4)

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.

**Ayam Goreng**

 Ayam Goreng

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.
Egg Drop Soup

Origin | China

**Egg Drop Soup** is an Entree and Side in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Egg drop soup was invented by a woman named Xia Liu, whose husband Rong, a chef of a small-time walk-up restaurant who would often boast to younger women that he knew every possible way to prepare an egg. Tired of his constant bragging, Xia set out to prove her husband wrong by finding a new way to prepare eggs.

After some trial and error, Xia became inspired by memories of her grandmother preparing her soup on rainy days and set out to make an egg-based soup. The result was a delicious success, and so Xia challenged Rong to make what she called egg drop soup right when he was in the middle of boasting about his talents to a group of young women.

Not wanting to admit he had no idea what egg drop soup was, Rong held out an uncooked egg in front of him and dropped it onto the ground, proclaiming, "See? Egg drop soup." which received a mild chuckle from the young women. It was only when Xia gave each of them a taste of her creation, however, that their polite chuckles turned into mocking laughter.

Today, it is considered shameful to not know how to prepare egg drop soup, and the classic egg drop joke is told across thousands of hibachi restaurants.

## Recipes

**You MUST use a Holding Station to prep and serve this Food.**

There is only one recipe:

**Egg Drop Soup**

 Egg  Chives  Mushroom

## Side Dish

Side Egg Drop Soup is a variation of Egg Drop Soup. It uses the same recipe and can serve 16 customers when prepared at the Holding Station.
Hot Tea

**Hot Tea** is a Drink in Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

## Description

The aromatic beverage, tea, was first brewed in 2437 BC in China. Chinese legend often attributes the invention of tea to the deity Shennong, who is also credited with inventing hoes and assorted gardening tools. According to the legend, after a long day with his hoe, Shennong longed for a refreshment so he took the leaves of the Camellia Sinensis and boiled them in water, thus inventing tea. After drinking the tea, Shennong immediately felt rejuvenated, and therefore concluded that tea must have medicinal qualities.

Not wanting to keep the miracle cure to himself, Shennong informed healers of his discover, and soon tea was being used to treat a variety of ailments. Realizing how delicious this new medicine was, the public began requesting a prescription of tea to treat an increasingly long list of ailments, including insomnia, anxiety, and the agonizing pain of existence.

With healers overwhelmed by a backlog of patients requesting prescriptions of tea, it was soon agreed that the public need no longer require a healer's referral to drink the beverage.

Today, tea is still used to treat existential crises.

## Refilling

A Hot Tea refill is created every 7th time it is sold with an entree.

**Piping Hot Tea:**

Choose a  Tea from the list below, then  Brew

The options are:

 **Purple**

Meditation Tea
Earl Gray Tea
Mint Tea
Harmony Tea
Haze Tea
Refried Beans

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

## Description

In 1934, ten-year-old Pedro Sanchez was cooking beans for dinner when his father told him he was going out for a cigarette. Not thinking anything of it, Pedro finished cooking, served the beans, and waited at the table for his father's return. To Pedro's dismay, he never came. The following night, Pedro reheated the mashed beans, and again waited for his father, who, once again, never showed. Young Pedro continued this ritual for days until, riddled with hunger, he ate all the beans. To his delight, they tasted delicious.

Pedro opened a small street stand just eight years later that immediately grew successful with the secret refried bean recipe, and ten years later Pedro's father reappeared, overjoyed at the success of his son. The two worked there together for five years until Pedro's father made off with the profits and never returned.

## 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):**

 Pinto Beans  Mash x3
Organic Salad (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

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

### Description

In 1935, an unidentified disease swept throughout the English town of Upton Snodsbury, causing hundreds of residents to cough, sneeze, and die. Remembering that the nearby commercial farm was recently contaminated when the neighboring cologne factory sprung a leak, residents stopped purchasing vegetables out of fear that the cologne was causing the mysterious fatalities. As a result, locals began growing their own organic produce, making salads which they believed were fresher and safer to eat than the ones covered in the factory's signature product, Mauvaise Odeur ‘45. Thankfully by 1936 mysterious deaths in the town were at an all-time low.

Today, many descendants of Upton Snodsbury continue to exclusively eat organic produce out of fear that they, too, will cough, sneeze, and die.

### Ingredients

 **Purple**

Vinaigrette

 **Red**

Tomatoes
Broccoli
Cucumbers
Grapes
Strawberries
Tangerines

 **Orange**

Cranberries
Pecans
Onion Shoots
Almonds
Avocado

### 01. Fruity Salad

 Balsamic Vin.  Apples  Grapes  Strawberries  Tangerines  Blue Cheese

### 02. Freshness

 Vinaigrette  Tomatoes  Cucumbers  Apples  Onion Shoots  Avocado

### 03. Green Garden

 Vinaigrette  Mushrooms  Tomatoes  Broccoli  Cucumbers  Apples  Cranberries

### 04. Sunbright

 Balsamic Vin.  Mushrooms  Apples  Grapes  Strawberries  Sunflower Sd.  Avocado

### 05. greenTech

 Balsamic Vin.  Tomatoes  Broccoli  Cucumbers  Apples  Strawberries  Onion Shoots  Blue Cheese

### 06. Citrus Special

 Balsamic Vin.  Apples  Grapes  Tangerines  Sunflower Sd.  Blue Cheese

### 07. Crunchy Goodness

 Vinaigrette  Mushrooms  Broccoli  Apples  Pecans  Onion Shoots

### 08. Gleeming Greens

 Vinaigrette  Mushrooms  Broccoli  Apples  Avocado

### 09. Avocado Max

 Vinaigrette  Tomatoes  Broccoli  Cucumbers  Apples  Avocado

### 10. Tangerine Friend

 Balsamic Vin.  Apples  Tangerines  Pecans  Blue Cheese

### 11. Crystalis

 Balsamic Vin.  Apples  Strawberries  Sunflower Sd.  Blue Cheese  Almonds

### 12. flow organic

 Vinaigrette  Mushrooms  Apples  Grapes  Onion Shoots  Almonds

### 13. Lite Delight

 Balsamic Vin.  Apples  Cranberries  Almonds

### 14. Sun Earth

 Vinaigrette  Cucumbers  Apples  Strawberries  Sunflower Sd.  Pecans  Blue Cheese

### 15. Beyond Fresh

 Vinaigrette  Cucumbers  Apples  Grapes  Strawberries  Tangerines  Sunflower Sd.  Avocado

### 16. Roots of the Earth

 Balsamic Vin.  Cucumbers  Apples  Grapes  Sunflower Sd.  Onion Shoots  Avocado

## Gallery

* Fruity Salad
* Freshness
* Green Garden
* Sunbright
* greenTech
* Citrus Special
* Crunchy Goodness
* Gleeming Greens
* Avocado Max
* Tangerine Friend
* Crystalis
* flow organic
* Lite Delight
* Sun Earth
* Beyond Fresh
* Roots of the Earth
Pasta Salad

Origin | United States

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

## Description

In keeping with the loose definition of what makes a "salad," pasta salad is a chilled dish of pasta, vinegar-, oil-, or mayonnaise-based dressing, and just about any assortment of meats and vegetables. Pasta salad's claim to "salad" legitimacy is a common cocktail party debate among food connoisseurs. While they are never able to agree what ingredient or process defines the absolute core of what makes a salad, it is generally agreed upon that a heated-up pasta salad is instead considered a regular pasta dish, and most likely a subpar one at that.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Corkscrew
Bowtie Noodles
Feta Cheese
Grapes
Ham Bits
Purple Onions

 **Magenta**

Spinach
Tomatoes
Broccoli

## Recipes

**This food is ordered at stops and must be prepared in the Holding Stations.**

**01. Corkscrew Sunshine:**

 Corkscrew  Cucumbers  Grapes  Tomatoes  Broccoli  Parmesan

**02. Corkscrew Dew:**

 Corkscrew  Feta Cheese  Grapes  Purple Onions  Salami  Spinach

**03. Pasta Classic:**

 Pasta  Feta Cheese  Cucumbers  Grapes  Ham Bits  Purple Onions  Tomatoes

**04. Pasta Origins:**

 Pasta  Cucumbers  Salami  Spinach  Tomatoes  Broccoli  Parmesan

**05. Bowtie Day:**

 Bowtie Noodles  Grapes  Purple Onions  Salami  Spinach  Broccoli  Parmesan

**06. Bowtie Nights:**

 Bowtie Noodles  Feta Cheese  Ham Bits  Purple Onions  Salami  Tomatoes
Boba Tea

Origin | Taiwan

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

## Description

Boba tea was invented in Taiwan in the early 1980s, and became a global sensation by the end of the century. The drink encountered controversy in 2026 when an organization known as the Fighters Against Robot Tea published a report indicating that the tea's tapioca balls were actually small robot eggs that were due to spring to life on New Year's Day 2028 and enslave humanity for Taiwan. The Taiwanese government dismissed this notion, saying that tapioca balls were not robot eggs, but reiterated that they should be kept away from magnets and pacemakers at all times.

The world became more suspicious in 2027 when Taiwan announced a celebration for New Year's Day. Meanwhile, journalists reported unusual behavior of Taiwan's president, who began laughing uncontrollably during an address to world leaders. Despite concerns about tapioca balls being robots eggs, the world awoke on New Year's Day 2028 to discover that nothing had changed, other than Taiwan replacing their day of celebration with a day of mourning and news that they had sacked their entire engineering department.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Ice

 **Magenta**

Thai
Blueberry
Strawberry
Matcha
Taro
Pearl

 **Lime**

Jasmine
Mocha
Fruit
Milk
Seal

## Recipes

**01. Mango Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Mango  Seal

**02. Strawberry Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Strawberry  Seal

**03. Matcha Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Matcha  Seal

**04. Blueberry Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Blueberry  Seal

**05. Thai Milk**

 Bobas  Ice  Thai  Seal

**06. Taro**

 Bobas  Ice  Taro  Seal

**07. Coconut**

 Bobas  Ice  Coconut  Seal

**08. Pearl**

 Bobas  Ice  Pearl  Seal

**09. Almond Milk**

 Bobas  Ice  Almond  Seal

**10. Fruit Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Fruit  Seal

**11. Milk Tea**

 Bobas  Ice  Milk  Seal

**12. Mocha**

 Bobas  Ice  Mocha  Seal

**13. Jasmine**

 Bobas  Ice  Jasmine  Seal

**14. Honeydew**

 Bobas  Ice  Honeydew  Seal
Chow Mein

Origin | China

**Chow Mein** is an Entree and a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Chow mein was first serving during the Qing dynasty in China. During the mid 19th century, gamers were eagerly awaiting the release of the tile-based game Mah-jong. This, according to gamers, was a once-in-a-lifetime event, as Mah-jong represented the developer's first game since the critically acclaimed title Go 3,000 years earlier. With less than three weeks until the game's release, the publisher became nervous. As only one copy of the game was required for four players,the publisher feared the title would move less units than anticipated.

With the release date drawing near, the publisher teamed up with acclaimed chef Xi Ling to create the official food of Mah-jong, marketed to players as the perfect dish to eat whilst playing with friends. This dish, they agreed, would be known as chow mein (literally, "stir fried noodles"). Upon release, both Mah-jong and chow mein sold record numbers, and as time went on, the popularity of chow mein eclipsed the game itself.

Historians believe it was also the first example of cross promotional branding, which would go on to be a popular form of linking highly violent games with extremely cheesy chips, and sodas.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

R.Chow Mein
O.Shoots
Celery
R.Peppers
Carrots
Mushrooms

 **Red**

Pork
Shrimp
Chicken

## Recipes

**You MUST use a Holding Station to prep and serve this food.**

**01.** Beef Chow Mein

 Oil  R.Chow Mein  O.Shoots  Celery  B.Corn  Carrots  Mushrooms  Oil  Beef

* Beef Chow Mein

**02.** Chicken Chow Mein

 Oil  R.Chow Mein  O.Shoots  Celery  B.Corn  Carrots  Mushrooms  Oil  Chicken

* Chicken Chow Mein

**03.** Shrimp Chow Mein

 Oil  R.Chow Mein  O.Shoots  Celery  B.Corn  Carrots  Mushrooms  Oil  Shrimp

* Shrimp Chow Mein

**04.** Pork Chow Mein

 Oil  R.Chow Mein  O.Shoots  Celery  B.Corn  Carrots  Mushrooms  Oil  Pork

* Pork Chow Mein

**05.** Veggie Chow Mein

 Oil  R.Chow Mein  O.Shoots  Celery  B.Corn  R.Peppers  Carrots  Mushrooms

* Veggie Chow Mein

## Side Dish

Side Chow Mein is a variation of Chow Mein. It uses a simpler recipe (*Oil, Chow Mein, O.Shots, Celery*) and can serve 12 customers when prepared at the Holding Station.
Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

See below.

***Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*** (CSD2) is the sequel of the very successful and highly intense restaurant simulation *Cook, Serve, Delicious!* by Vertigo Gaming. The sequel comes with new food preparation mechanics, new recipes, and restaurant customization. It was followed by Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! in 2020.

## Gameplay changes from CSD

* Holding Stations have been added to the game. Some foods require or can be prepared in a HS to cook multiple servings of it.
* Side Dishes and Drinks have been added to the game. Side Dishes are prepared in a HS and add additional patience for orders. Drinks add additional income to orders and need to be refilled occasionally (via chore-like prompts).
* Completing a Perfect order with a Side Dish and a Drink turns it into a Delicious order, which adds tips and extra YUM points.
* Restaurant Stars are no longer acquired by completing a certain set of tasks. Stars are now tied to your YUM level, which is accumulated as you serve orders similar to experience.
* Chef for Hire is a new game mode. The player is given a set menu and Buzz rating. Medals are given based on your performance for each day. Collecting Medals unlocks new decor and foods.
* Some foods are unlocked by either acquiring Gold medals in Chef for Hire or completing Milestones in CSD mode. The unlocked food is random.
* Foods are no longer upgradable.
* Two new chores have been added: bug spray and roach traps. Some chore mini-games have been altered.
* Additional game modes are now available to customize the gameplay:
	+ Classic: Same as the original.
	+ Standard: Boosters and Detractors are disabled. Buzz rating can also be adjusted.
	+ Stress: Buzz rating is set to 150% and the number of Prep and Holding Stations are maxed. Changes to Buzz rating do not carry over to the next day.
	+ Zen: There is no Rush Hour and you can toggle infinite patience. Chef for Hire can also be played in Zen Mode, but medals are locked at Bronze.

## Soundtrack

**Jonathan Geer** created again the soundtrack for **Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!**

* Jonathan Geer on bandcamp

## System requirements

### Windows

#### **Minimum:**

**OS:** Windows 7/8/10

**Memory:** 4 GB RAM

**Graphics:** GPU with at least 256MB of VRAM

### Linux

#### **Minimum:**

**OS:** Ubuntu 12.04 and above

**Graphics:** OpenGL-capable graphics card with valid driver

*Ubuntu is the only Linux platform that is officially supported by this engine.*

## Updates and DLC

The Barista Update was a free update released on June 19, 2018. It introduced new foods, new restaurants, and a new game mode (Zen Shifts).
French Fries (Cook, Serve, Delicious!)

**French Fries** is a Standard Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!*.

For restaurant with Deep Fryer Station on any difficulty.

 Cost | ⭐ - $800 (before 1st day)
⭐⭐ - $600 (before 5th day)
 Menu Price | ⭐ - $5
⭐⭐ - $8
* Late Night Chow
* Simply Food
 Detractor(s) | * Munchies
* Unappreciated
* Fatty McFats
* Morning Aroma

## Description

Out of all the things you can do with a potato, french fries surely ranks up there with the best. These value-fries are ready for the fryer, cut in small portions and can be salted for your customer's delight. Simply place in the fryer basket, dunk in the deep fryer for a few seconds, and release to drain. It couldn't be simpler, and your customers (and bank account) will love you for it. Order today!

Your order includes cases of Frozen Ready Fry Valu-Fries and a surplus of salt.

## Ingredients/Actions

⭐ - (hold) Dunk Basket

⭐ - Place in Bowl

⭐ - Salt

⭐⭐ - Sea Salt

⭐⭐⭐ - Sugar

## Recipes

### ⭐⭐⭐ only

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Chicken Breast

Origin | Chickens

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

## Description

Of all the commonly eaten parts of the domesticated chicken, the chicken breast is among the most popular. Chicken breasts are used in a variety of dishes, as well as considered their own dish when baked, boiled, or fried with various seasonings and spices for additional flavor.

Historically, the chicken breast is relatively mundane, having been discovered by early humans who are believed to have been very surprised that there was tasty and edible meat beneath the sea of feathers they previously assumed made up 100% of the chicken's biology.

Chickens are most delicious when tenderized with a tenderizer hammer, as hitting the birds with other tools or weapons, such as a sword, only makes them more angry.

## Ingredients

There is only one page of ingredients.

 **Purple**

Tenderize
Breaded
Seasoned

## Recipes

**01.** Chicken Breast

 Chicken Breast

 Tenderize the Chicken **six** times then  Season.

**02.** Breaded Chicken Breast

 Chicken Breast

 Tenderize the Chicken **six** times then apply  Breading

## Gallery

* Chicken Breast
* Breaded Chicken Breast
* Chicken Breast Failed
Hotdog (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

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

## Description

Though the exact origins of the hotdog are unknown, as the loose concept of sausages and putting them inside of other foods appear all throughout written history, the frankfurter - which is a pork sausage very similar to a hotdog - originates in Frankfurt, Germany. Due to their close relation, Germany has subsequently taken credit for inventing the idea of a sausage.

The phrase, "how the sausage is made" was inspired by hotdogs, as it refers to both seeing how something is created and not wanting to know all the details. Similarly, hotdogs are popularly served with a wide variety of garnishes intended to hide the taste of the unidentified meat that makes up 80-87% of its weight. Most agree that hotdogs are delicious when best served with relish, mustard and ignorance.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Premium
Pretzel

 **Stage 2 Red**

Relish
Chili
Onions
Ketchup

## Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 8 customers.

**Hotdog Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Wieners (8)

* Hotdog Standard Prep (Holding Station)

If you don't have a portion ready when the customer arrive, you will need to cook a Wiener for the customer.

**01.** Classic Dog

 Regular Bun  Cheese  Relish  Mustard

* Classic Dog

**02.** Westminster Dog

 Regular Bun  Cheese  Relish  Ketchup

* Westminster Dog

**03.** Chili Dog

 Regular Bun  Cheese  Chili  Onions  Mustard

* Chili Dog

**04.** Texas Dog

 Regular Bun  Cheese  Chili

* Texas Dog

**05.** Rawdawg

 Pretzel Bun  Mustard

* Rawdawg

**06.** Twisted Dog

 Pretzel Bun  Cheese  Ketchup

* Twisted Dog

**07.** Salty Dog

 Pretzel Bun  Onions  Mustard  Ketchup

* Salty Dog

**08.** Green Dog

 Pretzel Bun  Relish

* Green Dog

**09.** Cheesey Dog

 Premium Bun  Cheese

* Cheesey Dog

**10.** Fog Dog

 Premium Bun  Onions  Mustard  Ketchup

* Fog Dog

**11.** Dang Dog

 Premium Bun

* Dang Dog

**12.** Plop Dog

 Premium Bun  Cheese  Relish  Chili  Onions  Mustard  Ketchup

* Plop Dog
Pork Loin

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

## Description

Pork loin was not invented, but instead discovered by an extraordinarily lucky person who either happened upon or had slain a pig and subsequently started dividing its meaty parts into various chunks. Additionally, pork loin is sometimes cut up into smaller pieces called pork chops and pork steaks, depending on the presence of bone.

One of the greatest little-known facts about pork loin is that it was the inspiration for much of William Shakespeare's best work. According to primary sources discovered only a few decades ago. William Shakespeare had a pig that kept him company as his pet. This pig, cleverly called Pork Lion, would often speak to William Shakespeare in his dreams, often regaling the writer with stories of Pork Lion's childhood, which included much death, deception, comedy, and romance between Pork Lion and a neighboring goat with whom Pork Lion was not allowed to associate.

Upon realizing that Pork Lion had such a talent for storytelling, Shakespeare prepared pork loins out of him so as to eliminate the competition, and then published the pigs stories as his own, changing the names, locations, and other details to appeal to human audiences.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Cut

 **Red**

Goat/Dux
Cran/Rose
Prune/Apr
Blu.C./Date
Mush/Fenn
Traditional

 **Orange**

Seasoning

## Recipes

**01.** Apple Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Apple/Cran  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**02.** Apricot Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Prune/Apr.  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**03.** Blue Cheese Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Blu.C./Date  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**04.** Cranberry Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Cran/Rose  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**05.** Goat Cheese Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Goat/Dux  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**06.** Mushroom Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Mush/Fenn  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**07.** Pesto Porkloin

 Pork Loin  Cut  Spin/Pesto  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

**08.** Traditional

 Pork Loin  Cut  Traditional  Wrap/Tie  Seasoning

## Gallery

* Prepared pork loin
* Apple/cranberry filling
* Prune/apricot filling
* Blue cheese/date filling
* Cranberry/rosemary filling
* Goat cheese/duxelles filling
* Mushroom/fennel filling
* Spinach/Pesto filling
* Traditional filling
Espresso Shots

**Espresso Shots** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*. It was added in the Barista Update.

## Description

Espresso was first served in Italy in the late 19th century. Although the drink quickly became popular in Europe, the concept of an espresso was almost unheard of in the United States until the 1920s.

After prohibition laws went into effect, resulting in the production, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages being outlawed in the United States, many law-abiding Americans still longed for the days of drinking shots after work. Observing this unique business opportunity, the Italian Mafia opened cafes where they served shots of espresso as an alternative for law-abiding Americans. To the Mafia's delight, espresso became enormously popular, establishing the local expression: "let's do shots [of espresso]!" The increased consumption of caffeine lead to an increase in productivity in the United States in the mid 1920s, causing historians to dub the decade "the Roaring Twenties."

Today, espresso is enjoyed responsibly.

## Recipes

There is only one simple recipe:  Espresso.

This food is ready in seconds and burns easily, so it is advised to pay attention.
Churros

Origin | Portugal or Spain

**Churros** are a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

A fried dough pastry sprinkled in sugar and often dipped in champurrado, hot chocolate, dulce de leche, or café con leche, churros are enjoyed worldwide in many different forms. Traditionally made as a straight rod or shaped into a U or circle, one of the more recent emerging trends in churro lifestyle is to bend the dough into the shape of a first aid plus sign. This allows the churro not only to be eaten awkwardly or thrown with a vigorous spin at an approaching enemy, but also to be held up high above one's head as a sign that you are mortally wounded and need of a medibot.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Churro

## Recipes

Cooking the churros can either be done in a Holding Station or individually for each order.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Churro (4)

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.

**Churro Basket**

 Churro

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.
Chakalaka

Origin | South Africa

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

## Description

Chakalaka is a spicy vegetable relish that is used to add flavor to bread, stew, or other foods that are otherwise in need of a spicy kick. In 1978, a woman named Lindiwe Temitope attempted to use chakalaka on her boyfriend, Kibwe Idowu, who she loved but found rather dull. After sneaking chakalaka into everything he ate for a month straight, Kibwe finally got the spicy kick he needed to do something rather interesting with his life. Unfortunately, the plan backfired. Kibwe kicked Lindiwe out of his life and went on to establish the first South African new wave band, achieving moderate local success and landing him a spicier social status as a result.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Carrots
B.Beans
Onions
R.Peppers
Tomatoes

## Recipes

**This food is ordered at stops and must be prepared in the Holding Stations.**

**01. BOOM:**

 Cabbage  Carrots  Black Beans  Onions  Red Peppers

**02. On Fire:**

 Cabbage  Black Beans  Onions  Green Peppers  Red Peppers

**03. Razzle Dazzle:**

 Cabbage  Carrots  Black Beans  Tomatoes

**04. From Downtown:**

 Cabbage  Carrots  Black Beans  Red Peppers  Tomatoes
Executive's Decision

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Bananas Foster
* Beef Wellington
* Creme Brulee
* Escargot
* Filet Mignon
* Fried Chicken
* Meatloaf
* Omelette
* Oysters
* Pasta
* Risotto
* Souffle
* Sushi
* Veal Marsala

**Side Dishes**
* Boiled Eggs
* Green Beans
* Grilled Fennel
* Mashed Potatoes
* Peas
* Stuffed Artichokes
* Tazukuri

**Drinks**
* Coffee
* Iced Tea
* Red Wine
 Holding Stations | 4 - 8

**Executive's Decision** is a restaurant in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Once the Earth's landscapes changed forever, it is said that world leaders came together to make important decisions regarding the future of our civilization. This secret meeting was held in the Executive's Decision conference room on the top floor of Teragon Tower, a view that would be magnificent, had the walls not been completely covered with lead-lined material to ensure total secrecy.

Today the room has been transformed into an exclusive restaurant that serves by invitation only, and is so hidden that it cannot be reached by elevator, but rather a system of stairs with fake doors and dead ends designed to throw unwanted snoopers off course. If all of this sounds too ridiculous to be true, you may be right... few have even seen the restaurant. Those that have must be extremely important.

## Trivia

* It's the last restaurant unlocked in the game.
* It's generally considered the most difficult restaurant in the game.
* It's the only C4H restaurant with a Standard Shift starting at 105% buzz or higher.
* It's one of two restaurants, the other being UEIYAV, to unlock past Level 50 aka "Game Completion".
Boiled Eggs

Origin | Unknown

**Boiled Eggs** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Optional Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Eggs have been found throughout the ages to be either an essential part of the balanced diet, or the leading cause of heart failure.

In 1997 the US government had enough of the alternating theories and hired the top food scientists of the time to determine, once and for all, whether eggs were good or bad for people. Years of research and 14.5 billion dollars were poured into the study, which concluded in 2001 with all scientists agreeing: eggs were, in fact, good for everyone, and led to healthier lives. A new resurgence of egg demand quickly followed, and the egg industry ballooned to a multi-billion dollar powerhouse.

In 2002 the government quietly released some amendments to the original study, including the newly discovered link between consuming eggs and eye cancer, though that was quickly disproven in 2003, amended in 2005, and disproven again in 2006 before being linked to stomach cancer (which was itself disproven in 2010). Today, the food scientist guarantee that eggs are healthy way to begin the day, in moderation.

## Cook, Serve, Delicious 2!!

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

### Ingredients

 **Purple**

Poach.Eggs

### Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 8 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Boiled Eggs  Poached Eggs

## Cook, Serve, Delicious 3?!

 Origin | Unknown

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

### Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Poach.Eggs

### Recipes

The Food can either be pre-prepared in a Holding Station or cooked to order.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Boiled Eggs  Poached Eggs

**01. Boiled Eggs**

 Boiled Eggs

**02. Poached Eggs**

 Poached Eggs
Corndogs (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**Corndogs** are an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

# Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!! / Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!

 Origin | United States

**Corndogs** are an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Corndogs, also known as "Panchukers" in Argentina, and "Pluto Pups" in Australia, are made by coating a hot dog in a thick layer if batter, and then impaling it on a stick. During a particularly radical phase in the 1980s, corndogs became part of a carnival game known as Blister Dash, where attendees battled to grab as many corndogs from a deep frier with their bare hands as they could in thirty seconds. While initially popular, the game was eventually outlawed after a number of competitors who had lost complete function of their hands filed a joint lawsuit. One resulting condition of the lawsuit stated that carnival operators were required to sell corndogs at all future events, with proceeds going to the victims and their families.

Today, Blister Dash is banned in most countries where corndogs are sold.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Close

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Mustard

## Recipes

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Corndog  Close

#### 04. Dry Dog

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