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Palak Paneer

Origin | India

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

## Description

Palak paneer is a hot vegetarian dish cooked with Indian cottage cheese (paneer) in a spinach (palak) gravy. As one of the most popular paneer dishes in India, palak paneer is recommended for children who refuse to eat healthy greens.

Palak paneer was famously used to help the population of Alabama return to eating vegetables after an extreme religious cult took hold of the state that denounced eating "anything that never had a soul." Desperate to keep their constituents from dying out from malnutrition, the local governing authorities launched a radical campaign promoting the idea that there was no food more soulful than Indian cuisine. With palak paneer featured heavily in this campaign, the venture paid off and the state became the second-biggest consumer of Indian cuisine in the world, eventually naming palak paneer its new official state food.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Paneer
Garlic
Heavy Cream
Diced Tomato
Chili Powder
Turmeric Powder

## Recipes

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

**01. South Way:**

 Spinach Paste  Paneer  Garlic  Heavy Cream  Onions  Turmeric Powder

**02. West Way:**

 Spinach Paste  Paneer  Heavy Cream  Onions  Diced Tomato  Turmeric Powder

**03. East Way:**

 Spinach Paste  Paneer  Garlic  Heavy Cream  Diced Tomato  Chili Powder  Turmeric Powder

**04. North Way:**

 Spinach Paste  Paneer  Heavy Cream  Onions  Diced Tomato  Chili Powder  Turmeric Powder
Assassin (pursuit)

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**Assassin** is a series of general EGO class pursuits in *Defiance 2050*.

## Assault I

Prove your EGO class mastery.

* **Tasks**
	+ Reach Assassin class level 10
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ Corporate Operative (helmet)

## Assault II

Prove your EGO class mastery.

* **Tasks**
	+ Reach Assassin class level 25
* **Rewards**
	+ +5 Class Points?(needs verification)
	+ Dark Matter Sniper (helmet)
	+ Dark Matter Sniper (helmet)
	+ Dark Matter Sniper (outfit)
Corn on the Cob

**Corn on the Cob** is a Side Dish in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Originating in Mesoamerica, corn on the cob is best known for its role in the 1917 Russian Revolution. With civil unrest at breaking point, Tsar Nicholas II appeared to protesters in an attempt to demonstrate he was a man of the people. In what historians now agree was the greatest strategic blunder of the 20th century, Nicholas removed a single cob of corn from his coat and proceeded to eat it in front of the crowd. As Nicholas continued to make slurping and chewing sounds, the crowd immediately lost all respect for their leader.

While already profoundly unpopular, any existing support for the Tsar quickly diminished as Russians could no longer get the image of their leader chewing corn out of their heads.

Since then, no world leader has been seen eating corn on the cob in public.

## 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):**

 Corn Cobs
Chef For Hire (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**Chef For Hire** (C4H, CFH) is a major game mode in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

In this mode, the player gets to work shifts at other restaurants. Each restaurant has a certain amount of shifts, each increasing in difficulty.

Each shift in the C4H restaurants has a preset menu, buzz, and prep and holding station amount. These cannot be changed by the player and are separate from those unlocked in the Cook, Serve, Delicious! restaurant.

Equipment upgrades in the CSD restaurant also do not affect the number and frequency of chores in the C4H mode.

## Medals

Completing a shift can reward the player with Bronze, Silver, or Gold medals.

* Bronze medal is rewarded for completing the day with fewer than 8 bad orders.
* Silver medal is rewarded for completing the day with fewer than 5 average or bad orders.
* Gold medal is rewarded for completing the day perfectly.

If the player earns a Silver medal, they get Bronze as well. If the player completes a perfect shift, they get all three medals.
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There are rewards for earning a certain number of medals. The rewards are items for customizing your restaurant or new recipes. Some achievements are also rewarded for getting these medals.

## Zen Shifts

The Barista Update introduced Zen Shifts as an option for every C4H shift. This mode gives customers infinite patience, allowing the player to take as long as they want on orders. However, only Bronze medals can be earned in this mode.

The "Tower of Zen" achievement is earned for completing one Zen Shift in C4H.

## Restaurants

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Advanced Inscriber/en

The **Advanced Inscriber** is a block added by AE2 Stuff. It is an upgrade to the Inscriber with 5 card slots and the ability to insert input items in stacks. Stacked items can also be pulled out via automation from the ME Network if the lock icons next to the slots are crossed out.

## Recipe

Shaped Crafting

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Grilled Chicken Sandwich

**Grilled Chicken Sandwich** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.
**Grilled Chicken Sandwich** is a variant of the **Chicken Sandwich**.

## Description

In 1914, moments before the United States was to enter the Great War, General McCarver made a startling discovery. The above average amount of roast chicken consumed by troops resulted in oily fingers, causing them to continuously drop their weapons. Not wanting to give up roast chicken, the United States Army postponed entering the war. The army set to work, and in 1917. General McCarver announced that by encasing chicken in slices of bread, troops would be able to enjoy chicken without getting oily fingers. Not one for creativity, General McCarver named the sandwich with chicken the 'Chicken Sandwich', and in April 1917, the United States entered the war.

While three years late to the war effort, many historians cite the high protein content in chicken
sandwiches as being paramount to America's military prowess.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Tomato
Lettuce
Bacon
Pickles
Top Bun

## Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 4 customers.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Chicken (4)

* Grilled Chicken Sandwich Standard Prep (Holding Station)

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

**01.** Grilled Chicken Classic

 Gr.Chicken  Swiss Cheese  Pickles  Top Bun

* Grilled Chicken Classic

**02.** Grilled Chicken Deluxe

 Gr.Chicken  Tomato  Lettuce  Pickles  Top Bun

* Grilled Chicken Deluxe

**03.** Loaded Chicken Griller

 Gr.Chicken  Tomato  Lettuce  Bacon  Swiss  Top Bun

* Loaded Chicken Griller

**04.** Swiss Chicken Burger

 Gr.Chicken  Tomato  Bacon  Swiss  Top Bun

* Swiss Chicken Burger
Bananas Foster

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

## Description

Bananas foster is a dessert somewhat similar to a banana split, as it is made of banana and vanilla ice cream. Before the ice cream is added, the bananas are cooked with a sauce made from butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, dark rum, and banana liqueur. Afterwards, more alcohol is poured on top and then ignited, after which the entire concoction is then served over the vanilla ice cream.

Created in 1951 in New Orleans when the city was dealing with the importation of more bananas than its citizens knew what to do with, bananas foster is one of the few experimental banana-based dishes made during that era to survive the Korean War. It is widely believed that the popularity and survival of this dish during the war is due to the fact that it became very closely associated with bananas themselves during an episode of the Very Late Show with Marvil Stettson.

During the celebrity chef guest segment, Chef Sly Hindell prepared the bananas foster dish in front of the audience, and upon seeing the dish go up in flames, Marvil exclaimed, "That's bananas!" The audience went wild, and the catchphrase immediately entered the lexicon. Marvil was constantly hounded by fans wanting him to say the famous phrase, which friends say infuriated him to no end. It is believed that Marvil became very bitter towards fruit by the end of his career and upon retirement in late 1964 became a meatatarian, or a person who only eats meat, before he died in slightly later 1964.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

B.Sugar
Bananas
Rum

## Recipes

Only one recipe.

**01.** Bananas Foster

 Butter  B.Sugar  Bananas  Rum
Edamame

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

## Description

Edamame ("stem bean") is often credited as being the world's first diet food. With waistlines expanding in 13th century Japan, local entrepreneurs set out to capitalize on Japan's obesity epidemic. Numerous exercise plans were introduced, but to the country's dismay, the nation grew fatter.

Finally, Tatsumi Saito, a young businessman whose company specialized in playing cards, baseball teams and love hotels, came to the rescue. Noting that "waiting" was a key component of cards, baseball and making love, Saito hypothesized that by engineering a food that required a significant amount of time to eat, individuals would get tired of eating and consume less food.

Saito was right, and by the end of the decade, the Japanese government declared the nation's obesity epidemic over. Since the 1970s, doctors have attributed edamame to Japan's exceptional life expectancy.

Today, edamame beans are enjoyed throughout the world by health conscious individuals, and those with inordinate amounts of free time.

## 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):**

 Edamame
Scrambled Eggs

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

## Description

Traditionally, scrambled eggs were made by whisking eggs in a bowl with milk, then lightly cooking the mixture in a pan. According to recent studies, however, most scrambled eggs are made by people who have failed to correctly flip an omelette. While contentious, some food critics believe scrambled eggs made from failed omelettes should instead be called 'scromlettes' as they lack the soft, fluffy texture of true scrambled eggs. Opponents to this idea believe that freedom and spontaneity are true attributes of the recipe, and as long as the dish features eggs which are, to a certain degree, scrambled, they can be classified as scrambled eggs.

A new $11.6 million dollar study by the United States government was commissioned in 2029; however, as of writing it has yet to provide a clear definition for scrambled eggs.

## Recipes

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

Each Holding Station can serve 4 customers.

There is only one recipe.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Scrambled x4
Cannoli

Origin | Italy

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

## Description

Cannoli are small pastries originally from Sicily. The singular of cannoli is cannolo, however this word was originally almost never used as the thought of eating only one was simply absurd. Meanwhile, the word cannohno is used when one has consumed too many cannoli, rendering them violently ill.

The world record for the most cannoli eaten in one sitting belongs to Palermo local Donatella Bruni who consumed 87 pastries. While Bruni initially seemed fine, she was soon sent into a dark state of soul crushing misery, which she never recovered from. As a way of ensuring others would not meet a similar fate, many upper-class restaurants now only serve one cannolo at a time.

## Ingredients

The cooking is done in two steps. Step 1 is simple, Step 2 ingredient pages are below.

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Pink
Chocolate
Vanilla
Gummies
Orange
Sprinkles

 **Stage 2 Red**

Peppermint
Choc.Chip
Cherries
Choc.Sau.
P.Sugar

## Recipes

**The Holding Station is optional for this dish.** You may use a holding station to prep cannoli in advance and skip the first step of an individual order.

Each Holding Station can serve 16 customers.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Cannoli x4  Dunk & Cook

If you are not using a Holding Station you need to cook one cannoli first. This step is simple: place  Cannoli, then  Dunk & Cook.

There are 12 recipes for the serving step. Each recipe starts with  Cannoli and  Filling. After that you need to decorate it, add  Sauce and  Powdered Sugar.

#### 01. Vanilla Paradise

 Cannoli  Vanilla  Cherries  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

#### 03. Vanilla Holiday

 Cannoli  Vanilla  Gummies  Caramel  P.Sugar

#### 04. Vanillache

 Cannoli  Vanilla  Choc.Chips  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

#### 05. Chocolot

 Cannoli  Chocolate  Sprinkles  Caramel  P.Sugar

#### 06. Chocrazy

 Cannoli  Chocolate  Choc.Chips  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

#### 07. Mud

 Cannoli  Chocolate  Nuts  Caramel  P.Sugar

#### 08. Chocnrock

 Cannoli  Chocolate  Peppermint  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

#### 09. Pink Fruit

 Cannoli  Pink  Orange Rinds  Caramel  P.Sugar

#### 10. Pink Splendor

 Cannoli  Pink  Cherries  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

#### 11. Pink Passion

 Cannoli  Pink  Gummies  Caramel  P.Sugar

#### 12. Pinklectric

 Cannoli  Pink  Pistachios  Chocolate S.  P.Sugar

## Gallery

* Vanilla Paradise
* Vanilla Tang
* Vanilla Holiday
* Vanillache
* Chocolot
* Chocrazy
* Mud
* Chocnrock
* Pink Fruit
* Pink Splendor
* Pink Passion
* Pinklectric
Bean Burger

Origin | United Kingdom

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

## Description

While the exact origin of bean burgers is contentious, many attribute the creation to Dale Dillwater, a young chef in Reading. Dillwater's restaurant was popular, as the public loved that all the animal products used in Dillwater's burgers were raised on the restaurant's own farm. Business was booming, until one day Dillwater went to the farm to discover there were no animals left.

Dillwater promptly acquired a calf and closed the restaurant for four weeks to allow the calf to grow. He affectionately named the calf Burger, and in the four weeks he waited for Burger to grow, the two became close friends. Throughout the days and nights, Dillwater and Burger would go for walks, watch the sunset, and play Rummikub together.

As the grand re-opening of Dillwater's restaurant drew near, a large crowd gathered, excited to eat his farm-fresh meats. Ready to slaughter Burger, Dillwater lifted his axe, but as he looked into Burger's eyes he was overcome with fond memories of their friendship. Dillwater let out a cry, and chopped a nearby beanstalk instead. Unable to kill Burger. Dillwater returned to the restaurant to make patties - this time out of beans.

Fun fact: a majority of hamburgers eaten today can be traced to the lineage of Burger's family.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Tomatoes
Sprouts
Pineapple
Onions
Lettuce
Top Bun

## Recipes

The Holding Station is optional for this dish.

You may use a holding station to prep a portion of this food in advance.

Each Holding Station can serve 8 customers.

If you don't have a portion ready, you'll need to prepare a single been patty and wait until it's ready

**01.** Classic Bean

 Bean Patty  Lettuce  Tomato  Top Bun

**02.** Bean Supreme

 Bean Patty  Tomato  Sprouts  Onions  Lettuce  Top Bun

**03.** Avocado Fresh

 Bean Patty  Avocado  Lettuce  Top Bun

**04.** Hawaiian Memories

 Bean Patty  Sprouts  Pineapple  Lettuce  Top Bun

**05.** Veggie Bean Blast

 Bean Patty  Tomatoes  Spouts  Avocado  Top Bun

**06.** Beanie

 Bean Patty  Pineapple  Avocado  Top Bun

## Gallery

* Bean Burger (Holding Station)
* Classic Bean
* Bean Supreme
* Avocado Fresh
* Hawaiian Memories
* Veggie Bean Blast
* Beanie
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Fried Shrimp

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

## Description

Archaeological evidence suggests shrimp was first consumed by indigenous Americans. Historians believe people would often use baskets to scoop up shrimp from the coast, and take the shrimp back to their homes for consumption. This was inefficient, as the majority of the shrimp would escape during the walk home.

As such, indigenous people built pots of oil over fire pits close to the coast, and after scooping up a basket of shrimp, would then immediately deep fry the crustaceans, rendering the shrimp defenceless.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Shrimp
Pop.Shrimp

## 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 Shrimp Mix which consists of a random number of  Shrimp and/or  Popcorn Shrimp, to a total of 4, which must be  Dunk & Cooked.

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

**01.** Classic Shrimp Basket

 Shrimp

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.

**02.** Classic Pop. Shrimp Basket

 Popcorn Shrimp

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.
Chopped Brisket Sandwich

Origin | United States

**Chopped Brisket Sandwich** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!* and a HS Required Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!*.

## Description

Before the invention of chopped brisket sandwiches, whole brisket sandwiches were sold by a small sandwich shop in Odessa, Texas. Although whole brisket sandwiches were a success, the enormous size of the meat resulted in approximately 90% of customers leaving with unhinged jaws. While the owner of the sandwich shop originally cared little for this problem, he later became concerned that the screaming was scaring away new customers. A sandwich-related pragmatist at heart, the owner ultimately decided to chop the brisket up before including it in the sandwich. The move was a huge success, and as a result screaming was down 85%, with the remaining screaming caused by unrelated issues.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Injection
Seasoning

 **Stage 2 Purple**

B.Sauce
Spcy.Sau.
Top Bun

## Recipes

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

**Standard Prep (Holding Station)**

 Brisket  Injection  Seasoning

* Chopped Brisket Sandwich Holding Station

**01.** Chopped Brisket Sandwich

 Roast Beef  B.Sauce  Top Bun

* Chopped Brisket Sandwich

**02.** Spicy Brisket Sandwich

 Roast Beef  Spicy Sauce  Top Bun

* Spicy Brisket Sandwich
Lasagna (Cook, Serve, Delicious!)

**Lasagna** is a Standard Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!*

1-star recipe is quite easy to remember and somewhat easy to execute with custom key binds like AGSHDF despite *Complex Bits* detractor.

 Booster(s) | * The Big Tipper
* Catering
 Detractor(s) | * Menu Rot
* Slow Cooker
* Complex Bits
* Fatty McFats
* Trashy Food
* Plate Spinner

## Description

The classic italian treat is now ready to serve in your restaurant! This food needs only one recipe (Classic Italian Lasagna) to be delicious, and its abundant layers will sure to fill any customer that walks through your door. Start layering your pasta (and piles of profit) today!

Your order includes a glass cooking tray, pasta layers, tomato sauce, parmesan, cheese, and one recipe card.

## Ingredients/Actions

⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Cheese 🧀

⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Parmesan

⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Pasta

⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Sauce

⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Cook 🍳

⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Meat

⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Veggies

## Recipes/Actions

### ⭐

#### ⭐ 01. Classic Italian Lasagna

1. Open Prep Station
2. Pasta
3. Sauce
4. Cheese 🧀
5. Parmesan
6. Pasta
7. Sauce
8. Cheese 🧀
9. Parmesan
10. Pasta
11. Sauce
12. Cheese 🧀
13. Parmesan
14. Cook 🍳
15. Serve cooked

Perfect execution but burned order will result in an average order.

2 ingredients in the wrong order will result in an average order.

3 or more ingredients in the wrong order will result in an bad order.

### ⭐⭐

#### ⭐⭐ 02. Meaty Rome Lasagna

*Layer ingredients in the following order: Pasta, Sauce, Meat, Cheese, Parmesan. Repeat that sequence one more time. Then place the last layer in this fashion: Pasta, Sauce, Cheese, Parmesan. Then cook!*

### ⭐⭐⭐

#### ⭐⭐⭐ 03. Vegetable Lasagna

*Layer ingredients in the following order: Pasta, Sauce, Veggies, Cheese, Parmesan. Repeat that sequence one more time. Then place the last layer in this fashion: Pasta, Sauce, Cheese, Parmesan. Then cook!*

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐

#### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 04. Stuffed Piza Lasagna

*Layer ingredients in the following order: Pasta, Sauce, Meat, Cheese, Parmesan. Repeat that sequence one more time, but replace Meat with Veggies. Then place the last layer in this fashion: Pasta, Sauce, Cheese, Parmesan. Then cook!*

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Gree/Itali

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Cannoli
* Chicken Breast
* Eggplant Parmigiana
* Lasagna
* Quiche
* Spaghetti
* Tiramisu
* Veal Marsala

**Side Dishes**
* Asparagus
* Black Beans
* Broccoli
* Corn on the Cob
* Fried Seafood Sides
* Green Beans
* Side Salad
* Steamed Vegetables
* White Rice
* Wild Rice

**Drinks**
* Beer
* Pineapple Juice
 Holding Stations | 4 - 7

**Gree/Itali** is a restaurant in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Gree/Itali is the oldest restaurant currently still in operation. In 146 BC, after Rome defeated Greece in the Battle of Corinth, Greece's economy was devastated. While the situation was grave for many Greeks, one silver lining was the opening of the restaurant Simul (later becoming known as Gree/Itali) which combined the best of both Greek and Italian cuisine.

Over the years, many politicians have pointed to Gree/Itali as justification for invading foreign nations, with some politicians suggesting that the First World War itself was an unsuccessful attempt to combine dozens of different cuisines into one.

Since the opening of Gree/Itali, many famous celebrities have been seen dining at the restaurant, including Augustus Caesar, Benito Mussolini, and Jake from the Pizza That! commercials.
Achievements (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

The **achievements** are awarded to the player when certain conditions are met. These conditions vary between achievements. They can be awarded by gaining YUM levels, increasing the restaurant's rating, and earning medals for completing C4H shifts. Several achievements require the player to complete a shift in a certain mode or using specific menus.
Chimichanga

Origin | United States or Mexico

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

## Description

Somewhat famously, the origins of the chimichanga are subject to much debate.

One source indicates that the chimichanga was invented in America in 1922 when a Mexican immigrant woman accidentally dropped her burrito in a deep fryer that happened to be laying around and started to utter a Spanish curse that began with "chi" but then stopped when she realized the importance of the moment and instead exclaimed "chimichanga," which is the Spanish equivalent for "thingamajig." Experts point out that this origin is too good to be true - how could she have instinctively known the burrito was edible and should be named when it was still in the fryer, and why didn't she market her supposed invention?

Another source claims the chimichanga was invented in Mexico in 1946 when a restaurant owner put burritos in a deep fryer as an experiment and began selling them on his menu. However, experts point out that this origin is too vague - why didn't he accidentally drop them in and instinctively know that the burrito was edible and delicious, and why did he just happen to be a restaurant owner and cook - isn't that too convenient?

Although debate about the exact origins of the chimichanga are ongoing, most agree on one thing: never trust a gas station chimichanga.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Chimichanga

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Green Sau.
Red Sauce
Queso
Sour Cream

## Recipes

**The Holding Station is optional for this dish.** You may use a holding station to prep chimichangas in advance and skip the first step of an individual order.

**Standard Prep (Holding Station):**

 Chimichanga (4)  Dunk & Cook

If you are not using a Holding Station, you must first cook one chimichanga:  Chimichanga  Dunk & Cook

There are 4 recipes for the serving step:

**01.** Desert Chimichanga

 Chimichanga

**02.** Red Chimichanga

 Chimichanga  Red Sauce  Guacamole  Sour Cream

**03.** Green Chimichanga

 Chimichanga  Green Sauce  Guacamole  Sour Cream

**04.** Cheesy Chimichanga

 Chimichanga  Queso  Guacamole  Sour Cream

## Gallery

* Desert Chimichanga
* Red Chimichanga
* Green Chimichanga
* Cheesy Chimichanga
Advanced Information Panel/fr

Le **Panneau Avancé d'information** est un bloc ajouté par IC2 Nuclear Control, c'est une amélioration du Panneau Industiel d'information. Il montre plusieurs paramètres à partir d'une Carte source de données, utilisé pour afficher des informations à propos, par exemple, du Réacteur Nucléaire et de la MFSU. Le Panneau Avancé d'information ne requiert pas d'energie. Un ON/OFF peut âtre fait en l'alimentant avec un signal de redstone ou à l'aide d'un bouton sur l'écran. Ils peuvent être tournés et retiré grâce à la Wrench.

Contrairement au Panneau Indusstriel, le Panneau Avancé d'information a une amélioration de couleur directement avec. Il peut aussi contenir et afficher trois Informations Cards plutôt qu'une seule. Enfin, le Panneau Avancé d'information peut être "étiré" à travers l'interface graphique, pour devenir plus mince, face vers le bas ou vers le haut, face à gauche ou à droite, comme indiqué ci-dessous.

L'image ci-dessus comtient aussi plusieurs Advanced Panel Extenders.

## Recette

### Actuel

Shaped Crafting
À partir de la version 2.2.0a, la recette été modifiée, en s'inspirant des recettes GregTech.

Shaped Crafting
### GregTech

Shaped Crafting

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Advanced Batpack

The **Advanced Batpack**, or **Adv.Batpack** as it is referred to in the game, is an upgrade to the BatPack added by IndustrialCraft 2. It stores ten times the amount of power as the BatPack.

## Usage

In order to charge it, place it inside something like a CESU. If you use a tool that is in any stage of discharge, using it with an Advanced Batpack equipped will charge it as much as the Advanced Batpack can (full if possible).
Roast Beef Sandwich (Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!)

**Roast Beef Sandwich** is an Entree in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

Though Americans were likely not the first people to make a sandwich out of roast beef, they are
nonetheless given credit for its invention because they were the first ones to bother writing anything
about it. The modern roast beef sandwich can be traced back to 1877, consisting of cold beef and gravy. In
1900. the sandwich was called "unattractive" by a popular newspaper.

True to the phrase "there's no such thing as bad press." Americans read about the unattractive sandwich
and flocked to eat it. congregating mostly in South Dakota. By 1931 the roast beef sandwich had been
called "the true taste of South Dakota." though it is uncertain if that was meant to be a compliment or not.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Seasoning

 **Stage 2 Purple**

B.Sauce
Queso
Top Bun

## Recipes

**You MUST prepare this Food in a Holding Station.** Each Holding Station serves 12 customers.

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

 Roast Beef  Seasoning

**Step 2: Finish the dish using one of the below recipes.**

**01.** Roast Beef Classic

 Roast Beef  B.Sauce  Top Bun

**02.** The Beefy Cheesy

 Roast Beef  Queso  Top Bun
Iced Tea

Origin | United States

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

## Description

While hot tea has been enjoyed for over 5,000 years, iced tea is a relatively recent phenomenon, becoming popular only after the invention of commercial refrigeration and the resulting abundance of ice and month-old leftovers.

Iced tea can be served both sweetened and unsweetened, however, countries which were experiencing hardships when iced tea was first introduced typically prefer sweetened tea. This is true for Thai, Indonesian, and Filipino iced tea, which all became popular during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

Some critics suggest this rule of thumb is useless, as sweetened iced tea is popular in the Southern United States. Many locals, however, refute this claim, suggesting there is nothing easy about living in Arizona.

## Refilling

An Iced Tea refill is created every 7th time it is sold with an entree.

**Freshly Brewed Iced Tea:**

Choose a  Tea from the list below, then  Brew

The options are:

 **Purple**

Passion Tea
Tropics Tea
Peach Tea
Texas Tea
Chicken Fried Meats

Origin | United States

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

## Description

Chicken fried meat originated in the Southern United States, and consists of a large piece of chicken that is deep fried and served with gravy. the dish received media attention in Oklahoma when it became the centre of scientific research in the late 90s. A group of scientists noticed that when a plate of chicken fried meet was served, humans would often place their right hand on their hip, start breathing heavily and mutter, "Oh boy." Curious as to whether this behavior was the result of nature or nurture, scientists began placing small plates of chicken fried meat in front of mice. Sure enough, mice were 45% less mobile after consuming the dish, and would breathe quite heavily. This lead scientists to theorize that humans and animals are born with the ability to determine when food is outlandishly unhealthy.

Why humans then choose to eat said food, however, remains a mystery. Some believe the ability to push through and eat extraordinarily unhealthy this helped put humans on the top of the food chain, while others believe it's an evolutionary flaw which will one day catch up to us.

## Ingredients

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Steak
Oil

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Steak
Gravy

## Recipes

The cooking is done in two steps. There are two simple recipes.

*Step 1*

You just need to choose between Chicken and Steak, then add the Oil.

*Step 2*

No mistake possible since you just need to put the meat then the Gravy.

#### 01. Chicken Fried Chicken

**Step 1:**  Chicken  Oil

**Step 2:**  Chicken  Gravy

#### 02. Chicken Fried Steak

**Step 1:**  Steak  Oil

**Step 2:**  Steak  Gravy

## Gallery

* Chicken Fried Chicken Step 1
* Chicken Fried Chicken Step 2
* Chicken Fried Steak Step 1
* Chicken Fried Steak Step 2
Gazpacho

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

## Description

Originating in the Spanish region of Andalusia, gazpacho is a cold soup containing raw vegetables that is commonly eaten in Spain and Portugal during hot summers.

Gazpacho can be traced back to ancient times, and is believed to be one of the very first soups ever invented. Historians theorize that around the time that the first soup was cooked and heated, it was decided that gazpacho should remain raw and cold to honor soup's humble roots.

Though the cooked variety became much more popular in later years, gazpacho has thrived in warm climates where the idea of hot soup is somewhat absurd.

## Ingredients

Below are ingredient pages for each step.

 **Stage 1 Purple**

Vegetable
Tomato
B. Bean
Cucumber
Watermelon
Y. Tomato

 **Stage 2 Purple**

Olive Oil
C. Milk
Cilantro Oil
Shrimp
Croutons
Avocado

 **Stage 2 Red**

Feta
Corn
Cucumbers
Sm. Flowers
Y. Flower
P. Flower

## Recipes

All Gazpacho orders are custom, you cannot learn the recipe.

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

During the step stage you need to select one base from the first page ingredients.

During the second step you need to make a swirl on top using  Basil, Olive, or Cilantro Oil or C. Milk and then select one or several add-ons.
Eaty's

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Chicken Breast
* Chili
* Dessert Shooters
* Lasagna
* Meatloaf
* Ribs
* Salad
* Soup
* Spaghetti

**Side Dishes**
* Baked Potato
* Fries
* Green Beans
* Mac N' Cheese
* Onion Rings
* Side Salad
* Steamed Vegetables
* Wild Rice

**Drinks**
* Beer
* Iced Tea
 Holding Stations | 4 - 8

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

## Description

Eaty's is an American restaurant chain founded in 2005 by Chicago restaurateur Wallace P. Norman. As a late contender to the casual dining market, Eaty's initial success is attributed to its early adoption of technological trends, such as providing its patrons with free wireless Internet years before the proliferation of smartphones and other mobile devices.

At its peak, Eaty's operated 130 stores across the United States and 54 stores in the international market. However, due to a lack of further technological innovation and uniqueness in the menu, Eaty's has downsized and currently operates 20 stores domestically and 14 internationally. The chain is currently undergoing rebranding efforts to distinguish itself once again, by reversing its identity as an early trend adopter to an outdated trend adopter. with new, outdated policies such as allowing customers to smoke inside and filling their walls with asbestos.
Sashimi

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

## Description

With the enthronement of Emperor Meiji in 1868, Japan was undergoing a Revolution. Once a pre-industrial feudal society, Meiji looked to transition the nation into a modern world power.

Shortly after the Emperor's enthronement, a young chef by the name of Yoshio was hired to prepare food for the Emperor. Wanting to embrace the mood of change in his cooking, Yoshio sought to modernize sushi. Instead of wrapping fish with rice and seaweed, Yoshio decided to serve up the seaweed, rice and fish individually, in what he referred to as "deconstructed Sushi". Moments before Yoshio was to present the meal to the Empreror he panicked, worried that his new fandangled meal wasn't hip enough. Yoshio removed the seaweed and rice from the plate, instead presenting just the raw fish, which he called "sashimi".

Upon serving the dish, the Emperor became outraged, and claimed that Yoshio had gone too far. After what historians allege was a ten minutes tirade, Yoshio believed the worst of it was over. It wasn't, and in an effort to distance himself from Yoshio, Emperor Meiji moved the country capital from Kyoto to Tokyo.

## Ingredients

 **Purple**

Mackerel
Skipjack Tuna
Surf Clam
Octopus
Squid
Wasabi

 **Red**

Shrimp
Tuna
Scallop

## Recipes

**01.** Mediterranean

 Salmon  Mackerel  Skipjack Tuna  Surf Clam  Sea Urchin  Octopus  Tuna  Scallop

**02.** Floating Islands of Japan

 Salmon  Surf Clam  Sea Urchin  Squid  Sea Bream  Shrimp  Tuna  Ginger

**03.** Remember California

 Mackerel  Skipjack Tuna  Surf Clam  Wasabi  Shrimp  Tuna  Scallop  Ginger

**04.** Reef Paradise

 Salmon  Mackerel  Surf Clam  Sea Urchin  Squid  Wasabi  Shrimp  Scallop

**05.** Classic Fishnet

 Skipjack Tuna  Surf Clam  Octopus  Wasabi  Sea Bream  Shrimp  Tuna  Scallop

**06.** The Ocean Blue

 Mackerel  Skipjack Tuna  Surf Clam  Squid  Wasabi  Sea Bream  Shrimp  Ginger

**07.** Atlantic Special

 Mackerel  Sea Urchin  Octopus  Squid  Wasabi  Shrimp  Tuna  Scallop

**08.** Pacific Coast

 Salmon  Mackerel  Skipjack Tuna  Squid  Sea Bream  Tuna  Scallop  Ginger

## Gallery

* Mediterranean
* Floating Islands of Japan
* Remember California
* Reef Paradise
* Classic Fishnet
* The Ocean Blue
* Atlantic Special
* Pacific Coast
Falafel

Origin | Egypt

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

## Description

Falafel is a deep-fried ball of ground chickpeas and/or fava beans, often also including herbs, spices, and onions. Possibly developed by Coptic Christians as a replacement for meat during the Christian holiday of Lent, falafel is now a common part of vegetarian cuisine worldwide. Recently however, it has also been mass-produced and marketed as a biodegradable replacement for snowballs in climates where snow was once common. This in turn lead to the internet sensation known as the "Falafel Mouth-Toss Challenge," wherein people are challenged on camera to catch a ball of falafel thrown full-force in their mouth, or else donate to preserve the dwindling supply of natural ice.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Falafel

## 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)**

 Falafel (4)

*After placing the ingredients,*  Dunk & Cook.

**Falafel**

 Falafel

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

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

## Description

The creation of the croissant has been traced back to 1839, when Austrian artillery officer, August Zang, opened a bakery in Paris where he sold many Austrian treats, including the crescent-shaped yeast roll known as the Kipferl. Unbeknownst to Zang, several Parisians took offense to the idea of an Austrian developing an iconic pastry and set to work developing their own imitations.

One French baker, Sébastienne Étiennette Patenaude, was particularly inspired by the shape of the Kipferl, but felt that the consistency and flavor was lacking in a certain Je ne sais quoi. After toying around with different methods, Patenaude finally took some butter-layered yeast-leavened dough, rolled and folded it several times in succession, then laminated it into a sheet. This resulted in a pastry with a layered, flaky texture, which she called a "croissant" after its crescent shape. Patenaude began selling croissants in her own bakery, but kept the recipe a closely-guarded secret.

When confronted by Zang, who claimed that Patenaude had stolen the idea from his bakery, Patenaude pointed out that there were no laws against imitation, and that it was, in fact, the highest form of flattery. Zang then spent the next eight years scheming to steal the recipe for croissants. Finally, in 1848, Zang launched an elaborate 11-man heist to steal the recipe. He then began mass producing croissants and selling them at his bakery. When Patenaude confronted him about this, he explained that there were no laws against imitation, and that it was, in fact, the highest form of flattery.

Now both equally flattered, August Zang and Sébastienne Étiennette Patenaude were married later that week under a crescent-shaped moon.

## 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):**

 Raw Croissants
Cereal

Origin | Ancient

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

## Description

Cereal is believed to be the first food ever, as it has been documented in the National Dairy Farmers' edition of the Bible that God woke up on the first day, realized breakfast was a really important meal, and thus ate some delicious cornflakes before starting his long week of work.

This historic moment is widely believed to be a good idea, and has led to the popular phrase "breakfast is the most important meal of the day" despite many breakfast foods being high in sugar, artificial colors, and video game demo discs.

Despite this, cereal is nonetheless considered one of the better options for breakfast by millions of people worldwide. Many, however, debate the legitimacy of its origin.

## Ingredients

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

 **Purple**

Ch.Crisps
J.Oohs
F.Blast

 **Red**

Strawberry
Banana
Blueberry

## Recipes

All the Cereals 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 are some examples of Cereals:

**Cereal Custom Order 1**

 M.Wheats  Milk  Blueberries

**Cereal Custom Order 2**

 Choc Crisps  Milk

**Custom Cereal Order 3**

 Fiber Blast  Milk  Bananas

## Gallery

* Cereal Custom Order 1
* Cereal Custom Order 2
* Custom Cereal Order 3
Budget Food Presents: The World Tour

Food Menu | **Entrees*** Chimichanga
* Fried Fish
* Pancakes
* Pig's Blood Cake
* Salisbury Steak
* Samosas
* Sausage and Sauerkraut
* Sopapillas
* Steamed Momos
* Tabbouleh

**Side Dishes**
* Black Rice
* Broccoli
* Brown Rice
* Brussels Sprouts
* Refried Beans
* Sauerkraut
* Side Soup
* Stuffed Artichokes

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

**Budget Food Presents: The World Tour** or **The World Tour** is a restaurant in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

## Description

In 1972, billionaire Bob Newhand had a vision for his Budget Food company: create a new restaurant experience that would include cuisines from all corners of the world, under one roof. His new venture, "Budget Food Presents: The World Tour" was lauded for its varied menu and fantastic prices, and Bob marketed the restaurant to those who didn't have the means to travel the world, but had a nickel in their pocket and a rumble in their stomach.

Newhand was stubborn, believing one should always stay the course. This belief ultimately saw The World Tour suffer severe financial setbacks, and by 1989 the company oversaw over 300 restaurants that had not changed their menu or decor since first opening in 1973.

Bitter and stubborn till the end, Newhand died in 2002. In his will, he decreed that the restaurants were to be run unchanged until his fortune is depleted, which analysts believe should happen in 2040.
Navarin

Origin | France

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

## Description

Navarin is a French stew made with lamb or mutton. The dish was famously served by France as a welcoming gift to all the Italian refugees who fled their country's new Ochlocratic government in 2036. In a controversial and highly-publicised decision, France switched to gifting beef bourguignon in place of navarin to refugees from 2037 onwards, fearing that giving Italians a taste of France's delicious local lamb and sheep population would only encourage a sheep-like mentality, resulting in another political mob.

## Ingredients

 **Cyan**

Carrots
Asparagus
Peas
Tomato
Turnips
Bay Leaf

 **Magenta**

## Recipes

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

**01. Battle Chow:**

 Green Beans  Carrots  Asparagus  Potatoes  Tomato  Bay Leaf  Beef

**02. Turnip Blossom:**

 Asparagus  Peas  Potatoes  Tomato  Turnips  Bay Leaf  Beef

**03. Shepard's Stew:**

 Green Beans  Carrots  Asparagus  Peas  Potatoes  Tomato  Turnips  Bay Leaf  Beef