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Yazirian Cuisine
Despite the fact that Yazirians tend more toward the carnivorous side of being an omnivore, they still include a wide variety of foods in their diet aside from just meats (as some Vrusks would lead you to believe). Unlike the other Frontier races, which tend to bring their favorite recipes with them as they cross the wide expanses of Void space, Yazirians tend to develop new meals and dishes on each newly settled world they inhabit, most often restricted to the edible lifeforms available on that world. Below is a sampling of a few Yazirian recipes along with their planet of origin:
Yaghurtz (Histran) -- this spicy meal consists of layers of uncooked Rulaga fish and Muwari bird (which are found around the same watering holes) between toasted pieces of the giant fresh-water Cho-choga plant seasoned with native Histran apple-beans and spices. Yaghurtz is one of the few Yazirian meals which most of the members of every race enjoy, and thus, Histran has an exclusive market on the export of packaged yaghurtz (Even though other companies produce replicas and products similar to Histran's, the distinct flavor of Histran yaghurtz is widely-recognized and most people seek it out expressly.
Granuga (Hargut) -- a cocktail served on many worlds, the Granuga of Hargut is the most popular Yazirian mixed drink in the Frontier, falling only shortly behind Grothian ale as the most popular legal intoxicant among the Yazirians of the Frontier. While the original Granuga was a much more powerful intoxicant, the modern variety is still more than most Humans and Dralasites can handle in one serving, though Yazirians can seemingly drain shot after shot before succumbing to its inebriating effects. Granuga consists of the distilled spirits of both the Kalanga nuts and Cho-hoka leaf of Hargut, mixed with equal portions of a sparkling wine made from the fruits of fermented Granu berries. The original, more powerful predecessor of the modern Granuga was said to have also included a powdered red fungus from the wooded foothills of Hargut (which some historians suggest helped the early Yazirian settlers to enter into the historically frequent battle rages with which the Hargutians were able to repel the pirate marauders who descended on the planet soon after its colonization).
Training - New Skill
100 credits per 5 days
5 days training per skill level
CHEF - YAZIRIAN CUISINE
Success Rate: Automatic
A character who selects this skill has an unusual knowledge of fine cuisine and how to prepare it. If he desires, the player can roll 1d100 (ignore anything under 20 and over 90) to rank himself against other galactic chefs. Not only can this character how cook a gourmet meal, providing him with a good alternate source of income, but he can also estimate the worth of culinary rarities (spices, cooking utensils, cookbooks, exotic foods, etc.) within 10% of their retail costs.
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