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==Dinner Entrees== | ==Dinner Entrees== | ||
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! Dish Name !! Image !! Ingredients !! Source !! Nutritional Facts !! Description | |||
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| Morovian Water Buffalo Steak with Noctic-Rabrev Flower Reduction ||[[Image:BuffaloSteak.png|160x160px]] || Morovian Water Buffalo, Noctic-Rabrev Flower Concentrate, Anterran Spicy Onion, Queen's Garlic || | |||
* Atterian Cattle Drivers | |||
* Noctic Fleet | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
|| High in protein and rich in iron || A tender steak of Morovian Water Buffalo, grilled to perfection, enhanced by a rich Noctic-Rabrev Flower reduction. The earthy flavor of the steak is balanced by the floral sweetness of the reduction. Sautéed garlic and onions add a savory depth, creating a dish that is both hearty and refined. | |||
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| Camel Meat and Wisp Rice Lasagna ||[[Image:CamelRiceLasagna.png|160x160px]] || Camel Meat, Wisp Rice, Camel Milk, Cinnamon, Queen's Garlic || | |||
* Camel Herders of the Jangsong Province | |||
* Norsolyrian Wisp Rice Farmers Association | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
* Cinnamon Plains of Roue | |||
|| High in protein and layered with flavor || This inventive lasagna replaces traditional pasta with layers of aromatic wisp rice and tender camel meat. Creamy camel milk béchamel binds the dish together, while a hint of cinnamon adds warmth and complexity. The result is a rich, comforting meal that offers a unique twist on a classic. | |||
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| Sea Cow Beef Stroganoff ||[[Image:SeaCowStroganoff.png|160x160px]] || Sea Cow Beef, Camel Milk, Wisp Rice, Anterran Spicy Onion, Queen's Garlic || | |||
* Bulhanu Ranchers' Association | |||
* Camel Herders of the Jangsong Province | |||
* Norsolyrian Wisp Rice Farmers Association | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
|| Rich and creamy || Strips of Sea Cow Beef are simmered in a luxurious camel milk sauce, creating a creamy and velvety texture. Paired with fragrant wisp rice, the dish is infused with the savory flavors of garlic and onions. It’s a comforting and indulgent choice for a satisfying dinner. | |||
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| Vaeringheim Turkey and Oat Meatballs in Milkwine Sauce ||[[Image:TurkeyMeatballs.png|160x160px]] || Vaeringheim Turkey Meat, Oats, Milkwine, Cinnamon || | |||
* Bird Keepers of Saluria | |||
* Plains of Jogi | |||
* Jogiani Merchants of Manwine | |||
* Cinnamon Plains of Roue | |||
|| Protein-rich and aromatic || These juicy turkey meatballs are enriched with oats, offering a tender and hearty bite. Bathed in a creamy milkwine sauce, they are elevated by a touch of cinnamon that adds warmth and complexity. This elegant entrée is perfect for special occasions or a flavorful family dinner. | |||
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| Shrimp and Edible Algae Flatbread ||[[Image:ShrimpFlatbread.png|160x160px]] || Shrimp, Edible Algae, Wheat, Mugwort Oil || | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
* Ministers of Mistress Mugwort | |||
* Plains of Jogi | |||
|| Light and savory || A crisp flatbread forms the perfect base for succulent shrimp and nutrient-rich edible algae. Drizzled with aromatic mugwort oil, the dish offers a refreshing yet satisfying combination of flavors. It’s a light and flavorful option that celebrates the balance of land and sea. | |||
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| Morovian Water Buffalo Chili ||[[Image:BuffaloChili.png|160x160px]] || Ground Morovian Water Buffalo, Wisp Rice, Anterran Spicy Onion, Cinnamon || | |||
* Atterian Cattle Drivers | |||
* Norsolyrian Wisp Rice Farmers Association | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
* Cinnamon Plains of Roue | |||
|| Hearty and spiced || This robust chili combines the bold flavor of ground Morovian Water Buffalo with the comforting texture of wisp rice. Spiced with cinnamon and slow-cooked with garlic and onions, it offers layers of flavor. Ideal for a comforting meal, this dish is hearty and deeply satisfying. | |||
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| Camel Hump Water Tea-Glazed Turkey Roast ||[[Image:TurkeyRoast.png|160x160px]] || Vaeringheim Turkey Meat, Camel Hump Water Tea, Wisp Rice, Cinnamon || | |||
* Bird Keepers of Saluria | |||
* Camel Herders of the Jangsong Province | |||
* Norsolyrian Wisp Rice Farmers Association | |||
* Cinnamon Plains of Roue | |||
|| Sweet and savory || A tender turkey roast is glazed with a sweet Camel Hump Water Tea reduction, giving it a golden and glossy finish. Paired with fragrant wisp rice, the dish is both aromatic and flavorful. This centerpiece-worthy roast brings Bassaridian flavors to life for any festive table. | |||
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| Blood-Infused Red Wine Risotto with Abalone ||[[Image:WineRisotto.png|160x160px]] || Wisp Rice, Blood-Infused Red Wine, Abalone, Queen's Garlic || | |||
* Norsolyrian Wisp Rice Farmers Association | |||
* Blood Vineyards of the Far North | |||
* Anterran Imports and Services | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
|| Luxurious and flavorful || A decadent risotto featuring fragrant wisp rice infused with the richness of Blood-Infused Red Wine. Tender abalone adds a delicate seafood flavor, while garlic provides an aromatic punch. Sophisticated and indulgent, this dish is a true culinary masterpiece. | |||
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| Giant Fanged Penguin Blubber and Shrimp Curry ||[[Image:PenguinCurry.png|160x160px]] || Giant Fanged Penguin Blubber Oil Extract, Shrimp, Anterran Spicy Onion, Queen's Garlic, Cinnamon || | |||
* Hunters of the Giant Fanged Penguin | |||
* Gladeseed Farmers' Union | |||
|| Bold and aromatic || This curry combines the creamy richness of penguin blubber oil extract with the tenderness of shrimp. Spiced with cinnamon and balanced by garlic and onions, it offers bold and exotic flavors. Served with a side of wisp rice, it is a hearty and adventurous dish. | |||
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| Giid-Lisea-Eda Roast with Herb Crust ||[[Image:GiidTrunkRoast.png|160x160px]] || Giid-Lisea-Eda, Ground Mugwort, Noctic-Rabrev Leaf, Cinnamon || | |||
* Giid Lisea Ranching Import Company | |||
* Ministers of Mistress Mugwort | |||
* Noctic Fleet | |||
* Cinnamon Plains of Roue | |||
|| Flavorful and aromatic || A slow-roasted Giid-Lisea-Eda is coated with a crust of ground mugwort and Noctic-Rabrev Leaf, delivering a unique herbaceous flavor. The tender meat is beautifully complemented by the earthy, aromatic crust. Perfect for a dinner centerpiece, this dish is both refined and satisfying. | |||
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==Desserts== | ==Desserts== | ||
==Drinks== | ==Drinks== | ||
Revision as of 01:12, 5 December 2024
Bassaridian cuisine gained recognition in the mid-50s PSSC following the New South Jangsong and Southern Lake Morovia Campaigns, when Bassaridian soldiers became known for their resourceful and inventive dietary practices. These campaigns introduced a variety of unconventional yet flavorful meals, many of which incorporated local ingredients like Morovian water buffalo, wisp rice, edible algae, and Anterran spicy onions. The soldiers’ ability to transform readily available resources into satisfying dishes became a defining characteristic of Bassaridian culture.
Haifan and indigenous Alperkin culinary traditions have deeply influenced Bassaridian cuisine, blending diverse cultural approaches to food preparation and ingredient use. Haifan influences are evident in the use of spices, fermentation techniques, and complex flavor pairings, while Alperkin traditions contribute a strong emphasis on foraged ingredients and sustainable practices. Together, these culinary heritages create a unique synergy, resulting in dishes that balance practicality with sophistication. Signature dishes like cinnamon-spiced velvet worm breakfast hash, Morovian eel and rice patties, and Noctic flower crepes exemplify this fusion, showcasing the adaptive nature of Bassaridian cooking and its connection to the region’s diverse ecosystems.
The cuisine’s evolution has also been shaped by the General Port of Lake Morovia, a vital center for trade and commerce that supplies many of the key ingredients used in Bassaridian dishes. The port facilitates the exchange of goods such as Giid-Lisea-Eda, camel meat, shrimp, and fermented products like horehound mead and manwine, which are skillfully integrated into traditional recipes influenced by Haifan and Alperkin techniques. This reliance on the port’s trade networks has created a culinary tradition deeply connected to the economic and cultural lifelines of the region.
Bassaridian cuisine remains a reflection of the nation’s adaptability and innovation, combining locally sourced ingredients with the products of expansive trade. From the bustling markets of Vaeringheim to the highland communities near Catonis Atrium, it serves as a unifying element of Bassaridian identity, celebrating its history while honoring the culinary contributions of Haifan and Alperkin traditions in shaping its flavors.