please can we have some 100% plant base recipes

YetAnotherLinuxUser

would very much like to have some reciped that are for food that are 100% plant based

as an example, bwitceh sugar skulls contain:

Bervez Juice (2) no idea what that is
Flour (5) seems plant based
Honey (5) this is not a plant based item
Scrib Jelly (2) this is def not a plant based item
Columbine (2) seems plant based

there are lots of great recipes in the game but none are 100% plant based. would def appreciate some recipes with no animal parts please and thank you!

Jhava

Bosmer say no thank you.

Jhava

Bosmer say no thank you.

LunaFlora

https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/s/kEU15IZWVo
someone under this reddit post thought bervez juice is pomegranate molasses which would be plant if true.

and there are foods that only have plant ingredients, but i guess they're not the popular foods.

why no animal parts?
the food is gone immediately when used and you can always buy the ingredients if you don't want to kill virtual animals

YetAnotherLinuxUser

LunaFlora wrote: »

https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/s/kEU15IZWVo
someone under this reddit post thought bervez juice is pomegranate molasses which would be plant if true.

and there are foods that only have plant ingredients, but i guess they're not the popular foods.

why no animal parts?
the food is gone immediately when used and you can always buy the ingredients if you don't want to kill virtual animals

show some ingredients of some of those foods that you say are plant based??????

Toxic_Hemlock

Roast corn.. There you have one that requires no meat and can be cooked at level 1...

If your want something exotic then you will have to look for more recipes, but the one mentioned above IS plant based only as it requires only corn to make.

YetAnotherLinuxUser

too funny! ok ty! goof

Hapexamendios

A lot of green recipes qualify. Maybe some blues too. No purple that I can think of.

JemadarofCaerSalis

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Food_Recipes

According to UESP We have:

Baked Apples that only use Apples
Banana surprise which only uses bananas
Grape Preserves which only uses Jazbay grapes
Baked Potatoe which only uses potatoes
Carrot Soup which only uses Carrots
Roast Corn which only uses Corn
Melon Jelly which only uses Melon
PUmpkin PUree which only uses PUmpkin
Tomato Soup which only uses Tomatoes
Borscht which only uses Beets
Green Salad which only uses Greens
Steamed RAdishes which only uses radishes
Banana Millet Muffin which uses bananas and millet
Bravil Melon Salad which uses melon and garlic
Gilane Garlicky Greens which uses Greens and Garlic
Radishes in Rice which uses Radishes and Saltrice
Last Seed Salad which uses Apples and Carrots
Mid Year Green Salad which uses JAsbay Grapes and Greens
Sweet Potatoes which uses Bananas and Potatos
Deshaan Honeydew Hors D'Ouevre which uses melon and saltrice
Fried Green tomatoes which uses Tomato and Seaonsing
STuffed Grape Leaves which uses Jasbay Grapes and Millet
BAlmora Cabbage Biscuits which uses greens and flour

There are more as well.

JemadarofCaerSalis

There are at least three recipes that call for three ingredients, none of which is meat or dairy

LunaFlora

really?


delicacies

- Witchmother's Party Punch:
bervez juice, rye, lotus, lemon.
- Bowl of Peeled eyeballs:
jazbay grapes, seasoning, flour, surilie grapes.
- bergama warning fire:
coffee, yerba mate, dragonthorn, lotus.
- old aldmeri orphan gruel:
barley, rose, pumpkin
- jewels of misrule:
rose, mint, lotus, columbine, bervez juice.


every entremet dish except apple-eidar cheese salad.
every vegetable and fruit dish except the few ones with cheese.

and nearly every drink that isn't a delicacy is without animal products except some with honey.

distillates that scale from cp 150-160 but they all only have plant ingredients
- Lusty argonian maid matze:
rice, jasmine, ginkgo, bervez juice.
- orcrest agony pale ale:
barley, lotus, yerba mate, bervez juice.
- senche-tiger single malt:
wheat, bittergreen, coffee, bervez juice.
- velothi view vintage malbec:
surilie grapes, mint, ginkgo, bervez juice.

Snamyap

JemadarofCaerSalis wrote: »

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Food_Recipes

According to UESP We have:

Baked Apples that only use Apples
Banana surprise which only uses bananas
Grape Preserves which only uses Jazbay grapes
Baked Potatoe which only uses potatoes
Carrot Soup which only uses Carrots
Roast Corn which only uses Corn
Melon Jelly which only uses Melon
PUmpkin PUree which only uses PUmpkin
Tomato Soup which only uses Tomatoes
Borscht which only uses Beets
Green Salad which only uses Greens
Steamed RAdishes which only uses radishes
Banana Millet Muffin which uses bananas and millet
Bravil Melon Salad which uses melon and garlic
Gilane Garlicky Greens which uses Greens and Garlic
Radishes in Rice which uses Radishes and Saltrice
Last Seed Salad which uses Apples and Carrots
Mid Year Green Salad which uses JAsbay Grapes and Greens
Sweet Potatoes which uses Bananas and Potatos
Deshaan Honeydew Hors D'Ouevre which uses melon and saltrice
Fried Green tomatoes which uses Tomato and Seaonsing
STuffed Grape Leaves which uses Jasbay Grapes and Millet
BAlmora Cabbage Biscuits which uses greens and flour

There are more as well.

No, no, he has a point. All recipes are 100% pixel based, and pixels aren't plants.

prof-dracko

I'd also like to point out that both honey and milk, while made by animals, are entirely plant-based and don't contain animal parts.

spartaxoxo

prof-dracko wrote: »

I'd also like to point out that both honey and milk, while made by animals, are entirely plant-based and don't contain animal parts.

An animal product is any material derived from the body of a non-human animal. Examples are fat, flesh, blood, milk, eggs, and lesser known products, such as isinglass and rennet.

Honey and milk are not plant-based, they are animal products. For the purposes of most vegan diets, insects count as animals.

prof-dracko

spartaxoxo wrote: »

prof-dracko wrote: »

I'd also like to point out that both honey and milk, while made by animals, are entirely plant-based and don't contain animal parts.

An animal product is any material derived from the body of a non-human animal. Examples are fat, flesh, blood, milk, eggs, and lesser known products, such as isinglass and rennet.

Honey and milk are not plant-based, they are animal products. For the purposes of most vegan diets, insects count as animals.

You didn't ask for vegan. You asked for plant-based. Both are made by animals through the consumption of plant matter, that being pollen and grasses respectively. Neither involves the harm of the animals making it to harvest.

spartaxoxo

prof-dracko wrote: »

spartaxoxo wrote: »

prof-dracko wrote: »

I'd also like to point out that both honey and milk, while made by animals, are entirely plant-based and don't contain animal parts.

An animal product is any material derived from the body of a non-human animal. Examples are fat, flesh, blood, milk, eggs, and lesser known products, such as isinglass and rennet.

Honey and milk are not plant-based, they are animal products. For the purposes of most vegan diets, insects count as animals.

You didn't ask for vegan. You asked for plant-based. Both are made by animals through the consumption of plant matter, that being pollen and grasses respectively. Neither involves the harm of the animals making it to harvest.

I'm not the OP. And 100% plant-based means no animal products. A lot of vegans look for it. They are an animal product because they come from an "animal."

karthrag_inak

...none of products come from animal or plant, but rather originated from rather ingenious repurposing of sand-like materials.

spartaxoxo

So, Bervez juice is not a defined item. So, you can head canon it as plant-based, I suppose. I don't how much it helps.

VaranisArano wrote: »

Considering its used in Furnishings, I'm tempted to say that its food coloring.

Its in Shadowkey as well.

Ode2Order wrote: »

Necro'ing. Rich Lambert on stream today:

https://clips.twitch.tv/TardyTrustworthyKuduDBstyle-Av_-Sj7K-nEFdoWR

Danikat

I thought 'plant based' meant mainly plants but not as strict as vegetarian or vegan.

That's how I've always seen it used; a plant based diet is one where the vast majority of things you eat are plants, but you're not going to worry about things like a food colouring made from beetles or wine that uses animal-derived filtering materials.

So something like the Sugar Skulls where the scrib jelly is basically geletin would be plant based, but not vegetarian or vegan.

But even if you're looking for vegan foods there's a lot. Just for CP150 foods (the highest level) using the table on UESP I found:

• Thrice-Baked Gorapple Pie
• Tomato Garlic Chutney
• Bravil's Best Beet Risotto
• Hearty Garlic Corn Chowder
• Tenmar Millet-Carrot Couscous
• Grapes and AshYam Falafel
• Late Hearthfire Vegetable Tart

I'm actually surprised we don't have more which are only animal parts, to accomodate the Bosmer who follow the Green Pact.

Rowjoh

I'm diabetic which rules out recipe's that contains sugar, not to mention my allergies to nuts, wheat, alcohol and fruit.

gronoxvx

I just hate we have to kill animals in this game. Ive tried so hard to skip this but zos really need to add an option to the game where animals arent harmed. We need to do better.

YetAnotherLinuxUser

Danikat wrote: »

I thought 'plant based' meant mainly plants but not as strict as vegetarian or vegan.

That's how I've always seen it used; a plant based diet is one where the vast majority of things you eat are plants, but you're not going to worry about things like a food colouring made from beetles or wine that uses animal-derived filtering materials.

So something like the Sugar Skulls where the scrib jelly is basically geletin would be plant based, but not vegetarian or vegan.

But even if you're looking for vegan foods there's a lot. Just for CP150 foods (the highest level) using the table on UESP I found:

• Thrice-Baked Gorapple Pie
• Tomato Garlic Chutney
• Bravil's Best Beet Risotto
• Hearty Garlic Corn Chowder
• Tenmar Millet-Carrot Couscous
• Grapes and AshYam Falafel
• Late Hearthfire Vegetable Tart

I'm actually surprised we don't have more which are only animal parts, to accomodate the Bosmer who follow the Green Pact.

No this is def twisting the meaning. Also op says 100% plant based to purposefully prevent the meaning being twisted. A plant based diet is a diet based on plants only. A 100% plant based diet is a diet based on plants only with 100% added for emphasis because people want to twist the meanings of words. Also, vegan and veganism can't be used as the are specific to religion and religious discussions are verboten on these forums. So that means the only language left is 100% plant based.

Grianasteri

Please can someone think of the poor plants!

Did they ask to be cut down/ripped up and eaten? No. End plant based violence now.

YetAnotherLinuxUser

Danikat wrote: »

But even if you're looking for vegan foods there's a lot. Just for CP150 foods (the highest level) using the table on UESP I found:

• Thrice-Baked Gorapple Pie
• Tomato Garlic Chutney
• Bravil's Best Beet Risotto
• Hearty Garlic Corn Chowder
• Tenmar Millet-Carrot Couscous
• Grapes and AshYam Falafel
• Late Hearthfire Vegetable Tart

I'm actually surprised we don't have more which are only animal parts, to accomodate the Bosmer who follow the Green Pact.

Hey I will def look at those! Ty!

Snamyap

gronoxvx wrote: »

I just hate we have to kill animals in this game. Ive tried so hard to skip this but zos really need to add an option to the game where animals arent harmed. We need to do better.

For me personally the great thing about RPGs is that you can ignore your RL ethics for a bit without any repercussions. Of course it would be great if you could roleplay a nature loving druid/ranger though. Options are always good.

Ph1p

YetAnotherLinuxUser wrote: »

Also, vegan and veganism can't be used as the are specific to religion and religious discussions are verboten on these forums.

If this was meant as a joke: Ha ha, good one 😀

If this was meant seriously: Just because some religions forbid pork, doesn’t make pigs a religious topic per se 😂

SickleCider

gronoxvx wrote: »

I just hate we have to kill animals in this game. Ive tried so hard to skip this but zos really need to add an option to the game where animals arent harmed. We need to do better.

I've envisioned a sort of "Animal Kinship" passive somewhere in the green tree that puts all animals in the neutral faction (with a yellow healthbar) so they don't aggro. It's not a perfect solution, because some quests require animal slaughter, and ranged abilities still seem to target priority rats and squirrels and such. 🙄 But I think it'd help.

If I may have a moment, it bothers me that animals that are notoriously cautious, like wolves, are placed in the enemy faction just because they're carnivores. Meanwhile, herbivorous ungulates, your deer and so forth, are always docile, even though they can be aggressive. I don't like killing any animals, and that includes the indriks, but I appreciate that the indriks subvert the narrative and will mess you up.

WhiteCoatSyndrome

Grianasteri wrote: »

Please can someone think of the poor plants!

Did they ask to be cut down/ripped up and eaten? No. End plant based violence now.

I know this was meant as a joke but I did make a Green Pact compliant eggnog recipe (nothing but animal products) a while back.

YetAnotherLinuxUser

Grapes and AshYam Falafel
Late Hearthfire Vegetable Tart
jewels of misrule

so these look like real contenders. thanks again

JemadarofCaerSalis

Snamyap wrote: »

JemadarofCaerSalis wrote: »

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Food_Recipes

According to UESP We have:

Baked Apples that only use Apples
Banana surprise which only uses bananas
Grape Preserves which only uses Jazbay grapes
Baked Potatoe which only uses potatoes
Carrot Soup which only uses Carrots
Roast Corn which only uses Corn
Melon Jelly which only uses Melon
PUmpkin PUree which only uses PUmpkin
Tomato Soup which only uses Tomatoes
Borscht which only uses Beets
Green Salad which only uses Greens
Steamed RAdishes which only uses radishes
Banana Millet Muffin which uses bananas and millet
Bravil Melon Salad which uses melon and garlic
Gilane Garlicky Greens which uses Greens and Garlic
Radishes in Rice which uses Radishes and Saltrice
Last Seed Salad which uses Apples and Carrots
Mid Year Green Salad which uses JAsbay Grapes and Greens
Sweet Potatoes which uses Bananas and Potatos
Deshaan Honeydew Hors D'Ouevre which uses melon and saltrice
Fried Green tomatoes which uses Tomato and Seaonsing
STuffed Grape Leaves which uses Jasbay Grapes and Millet
BAlmora Cabbage Biscuits which uses greens and flour

There are more as well.

No, no, he has a point. All recipes are 100% pixel based, and pixels aren't plants.

True.

But last time I tried to shove plants into my computer to make a recipe, I had to replace the computer, so I guess there are no only plant based recipes in any games.

Danikat

Snamyap wrote: »

gronoxvx wrote: »

I just hate we have to kill animals in this game. Ive tried so hard to skip this but zos really need to add an option to the game where animals arent harmed. We need to do better.

For me personally the great thing about RPGs is that you can ignore your RL ethics for a bit without any repercussions. Of course it would be great if you could roleplay a nature loving druid/ranger though. Options are always good.

I have to ignore my real life ethics (and personality) in TES games and most other RPGs because they almost always involve killing people. I sincerely hope I'm never in a situation where I have to kill someone else to save my life and even then I'm not sure I could, but outside of that I don't think I ever could or would. So my characters have to be different to me, otherwise they'd never accept the vast majority of quests.

(Even when I was playing Mansions of Madness I kept being told off for wanting to try talking to axe-wielding maniacs, demonic cultists etc. instead of fighting them. The rest of the group kept having to tell me it's not that sort of game, so no, there was no option for a peaceful resolution.)