Cooking is one of the larger additions of the mod. I have tried to make everything into tiers in order to make use of a variety of dishes, since I am a cook in real life. It would be kind of taxing to compile all of the recipes for the guide. I may do it in the future, but for now I will simply explain the basics of the four bottom tier ingredients.

•Dough - Made from Strawflour and water. It is the basic ingredient in many dishes. You can throw it in an oven to make bread.
•Greenfruit - Everyone knows what Greenfruit is. In the mod, it's used to create dishes with the "Vegetable" naming convention.
•Cactus - Not as common as Greenfruit. It's used to create dishes with the "Desert" naming convention.
•Meat - Comes from animals of all sizes (see my collection for the mod that adds this feature). It's used to create dishes with the "Meat" naming convention.

There are three tiers of trade goods. The blueprints of each tier are more expensive than the last. Since I have based everything on Wikipedia's description of how items are made, I encourage players to educate themselves and then it will become apparent exactly what you are supposed to build and in what order things are accomplished. It's usually a 4-5 step process for each item from start to finish.

Different trade goods are valued among certain cultures more than others. This means certain places will pay more (or less) for certain things. Also, some vendors may carry items more (or less) frequently depending on the culture of town the shop is in.

Drugs are tiered in the same manner as trade goods and function in nearly the same way, except that they are illegal. Some cultures will permit the use and even sale of particular substances, while others are much more strict. A knowledgeable drug dealer will have probably taken note that the swamp is a place where many things can be found that are hard to find elsewhere. Datura is the only substance that is illegal in every culture, due to the fact that it is known for driving people to insanity.