Expanded Delight
Jar: expandeddelight-0.3.2.jar (mod id expandeddelight, by ianm1647 — the same author as Farmer’s Knives). A Farmer’s Delight add-on (hard-depends on farmersdelight) that fills in crops and pantry staples the base mod is missing, rather than theming around a dimension or mob like the other add-ons. Lang file lists 44 items and 18 blocks.
New crops: asparagus, sweet potato, chili pepper, and peanut, each carried through several dishes (asparagus soup and its creamy/bacon variants; baked sweet potato and sweet potato salad; peperonata from chili peppers; peanut butter, peanut butter sandwiches — including sweet berry and glow berry jelly combos — peanut salad, and honey peanut soup). It also adds general-purpose kitchen staples that read as infrastructure for other cooking mods: cinnamon (stick and ground), salt (mined from a “Salt Rock”), and cheese (wheel, slices, sandwiches, grilled cheese, mac and cheese), plus jams/jellies (sweet berry, glow berry), sweet rolls, and cookies (chocolate, sugar, snickerdoodle). Two new utility blocks tie it together: the Mortar and Pestle and the Juicer, used to process the new ingredients into condiments and juices (apple, sweet berry, glow berry).
How you’ll use it here
This is where your pantry staples come from — cheese, salt, cinnamon, jams and peanut butter — plus extra crops (asparagus, sweet potato, chili pepper, peanut) that the wider cooking loop leans on. Use its Mortar and Pestle and Juicer to process these into condiments and juices for Farmer’s Delight recipes. Mid-game it fills out your menu with things like grilled cheese, peanut butter sandwiches and sweet potato dishes. Think of it as infrastructure for the pack’s cooking, not a standalone theme.
Anticipated questions
What does this add over base Farmer’s Delight? The crops and pantry staples FD lacks — cheese, salt, cinnamon, jams and peanut butter, plus asparagus, sweet potato, chili pepper and peanut.
What are the Mortar and Pestle and Juicer for? Processing the new ingredients into condiments and juices used by the cooking recipes.
Do I need Farmer’s Delight? Yes — it hard-depends on farmersdelight.