If I give a recipe to a chef will it be available only there or everwhere?

If I give a recipe to a chef in I am Setsuna, will the food be available only from that chef or all chefs in the game?

i-am-setsuna

Best Answer

According to the wiki for recipes:

"Food can be made at the Chef in each town with Cooking Materials after obtaining the recipes."

As far as I can tell based off that, and the table provided where it shows the locations you get the recipe, once you get the recipe, it is for whatever Chef is in that town. (Granted you have the materials)

Pictures about "If I give a recipe to a chef will it be available only there or everwhere?"

If I give a recipe to a chef will it be available only there or everwhere? - Woman making pastry on table with flour

If I give a recipe to a chef will it be available only there or everwhere? - Side view of housewife wearing apron standing at table in cozy kitchen and preparing dough for baking while using rolling pin

If I give a recipe to a chef will it be available only there or everwhere? - Side view of cheerful female in apron and casual t shirt standing in modern kitchen and mixing ingredients with whisk in stainless bowl while preparing dough

Do chefs come up with their own recipes?

Chefs usually seem to taste individual pieces as they go until they're happy; then they put everything together, taste the combination, and then try it out on others, but that varies depending on their style and how comfortable they are with what they're creating.

Can you ask a restaurant for their recipe?

Asking your waiter for the recipe isn't considered bad etiquette at all \u2014 in fact, the article says it's refreshing for chefs to hear. "I mean, of all the wacko things customers do, asking for a recipe ranks pretty far down the list," says the columnist.

How do chefs keep their recipes?

Every chef has their own creative process and preferred method for documenting their ideas \u2014 ideas which eventually morph into recipes. This can range from notebooks, scrap paper and post-it notes, to note apps like Evernote and Apple Note, Google Docs and countless other ways.

How do restaurants keep recipes?

How Restaurants Really Protect Their Secret Recipes

Making a recipe a "trade secret" ...

Chefs are asked to sign confidentiality agreements. ...

Chefs may also sign non-compete agreements. ...

Patenting a new or rare technique. ...

Limiting access to secret recipes. ...

Using ingredients that no one else can get.

Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Images: Andrea Piacquadio, Klaus Nielsen, Andrea Piacquadio, Andrea Piacquadio