Farmer's Delight Meals

Farmer's Delight Meals
Mod	Farmer's Delight
Items	14

The Farmer's Delight Meals are plated foods added by Farmer's Delight. Each meal is a multi-ingredient dish cooked in a Cooking Pot or assembled at a crafting table, and most of them restore more hunger than vanilla foods and grant the Nourishment effect. Pasta dishes, steak and potatoes, fried rice, ratatouille, and salads are the main examples. Because Nourishment suspends hunger drain, a meal also covers several minutes of activity without food.

Meals are served from a bowl or plate, so they are the main way the mod turns the crops it adds (Tomato, Cabbage, Onion, Rice) into survival food. The full list of meals is in the table at the end of this page.

Obtaining

Meals are made in two ways. Cooking pot meals are made by placing a Cooking Pot on a heat source, such as a lit campfire or a Stove, and filling its ingredient slots. The pot runs the recipe once the ingredients match. Crafting meals are made in a normal crafting grid, usually with a Bowl and a few fresh ingredients. Several meals take cooked meat or fish from other recipes as an ingredient, so the Skillet and Cutting Board are used earlier in the chain.

Crafting

Mixed Salad · Crafting

Nether Salad · Crafting

Stuffed Potato · Crafting

Fried Rice · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Bacon and Eggs · Crafting

Pasta with Meatballs · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Pasta with Mutton Chop · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Mushroom Rice · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Roasted Mutton Chops · Crafting

Vegetable Noodles · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Steak and Potatoes · Crafting

Ratatouille · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Squid Ink Pasta · Cooking Pot · Cooking Pot · 1 XP

Grilled Salmon · Crafting

Usage

Most meals grant the Nourishment effect when eaten. Nourishment is a beneficial effect that stops hunger from draining while it is active. Each tick it resets the player's exhaustion to zero, unless the player is healing from saturation, so food and saturation are not consumed by normal activity while the effect runs. It also lets the player eat even when the hunger bar is full, for as long as the effect lasts. See Comfort and Nourishment for the full effect description.

Each meal grants Nourishment for a fixed duration:

Meals differ in hunger and saturation as well as duration. The Long meals restore the most food, at 14 hunger points, with 21 saturation. Mixed Salad and Nether Salad are the exceptions to the Nourishment rule. Mixed Salad grants Regeneration I for 5 seconds. Nether Salad grants Nausea I for 12 seconds with a 30% chance.

The Stuffed Potato is a snack rather than a meal. It has no Nourishment effect. It restores 10 hunger points and 14 saturation and stacks to 64.

Vanilla soups are affected too. With the mod's default configuration, Mushroom Stew and Beetroot Soup grant Nourishment for 3 minutes, and Rabbit Stew grants it for 5 minutes. Rabbit Stew also gets new food values (14 hunger points, 0.75 saturation) and converts to a Bowl when finished. The listed soups stack to 16 instead of one.

Meals cooked in the pot are stored as a meal stack and served with a right-click. The served container is shown in the tooltip. The Cooking Pot screen has a recipe book tab for meals, enabled by default.

Items

Each meal is listed in the table below, with its hunger, saturation, and any effect.

Item	Stack	Food
Mixed Salad	16	6 / 7.2
Nether Salad	16	5 / 4
Stuffed Potato	64	10 / 14
Fried Rice	16	12 / 19.2
Bacon and Eggs	16	10 / 12
Pasta with Meatballs	16	12 / 19.2
Pasta with Mutton Chop	16	12 / 19.2
Mushroom Rice	16	12 / 19.2
Roasted Mutton Chops	16	14 / 21
Vegetable Noodles	16	14 / 21
Steak and Potatoes	16	12 / 19.2
Ratatouille	16	10 / 12
Squid Ink Pasta	16	14 / 21
Grilled Salmon	16	14 / 21