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00:00:00 – 00:14:44
The video showcases an add-on for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that introduces new foods, crops, recipes, and tools. Key features include unique dishes like squid ink pasta, crafting options such as cabinets, cutting boards, and knives, and the ability to process food items. The speaker covers planting various crops, crafting cabinets with different designs, and using knives to process food items for cooking. Additionally, the video explores crafting recipes, cooking dishes like beef stew, and creating interactions with food items in Minecraft Java Edition. The overall emphasis is on the expanded culinary and crafting possibilities within the game, encouraging experimentation with the add-on's features.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces an add-on for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that adds new foods, crops, recipes, tools, and more to the game. Features include generating props in the world, different food drops from mobs, a cutting board for recipes, and unique dishes like squid ink pasta. The speaker mentions using a farmers’ book for guidance, crafting Delight dirt for planting the add-on crops, and the usefulness of another add-on for identifying crops. They also mention the creator of the add-on and provide links for download.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses planting various crops like onions, potatoes, carrots, cabbages, and rice in Minecraft. They highlight the need for specific soil types for planting certain crops and mention the importance of water for saturation. The video also showcases the use of rich soil and farmland for faster crop growth and the ability to plant mushrooms regardless of light levels. The speaker also touches on the functionality of cabinets, cutting boards, and knives for storing foods and ingredients in the game.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces various designs of cabinets including warped Spruce, Oak, Mangrove, Crimson, jungle cherry, and bamboo. Crafting cabinets involves using slabs and trap doors, while crafting a cutting board requires two sticks and four planks. Knives are crafted with one stick and the corresponding item, including a flint version. Once crafted, the cutting board and items placed on it will stay indefinitely. Food items like chicken, pork chops, beef, and mutton can be processed using knives to create cutlets, patties, or chops for cooking. Additionally, logs can be processed into stripped versions using an axe, generating tree bark.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how to craft various items in the game. They mention using shears to turn bark into leather, using a pick on amethyst to get shards, and crafting recipes using a cooking pot and stove. The speaker demonstrates making dishes like beef stew, showcasing the variety of recipes available. They explore using ingredients like tomatoes and wheat dough to create different meals, but encounter limitations like not being able to use eggs in recipes. The video also mentions a skillet item, but its functionality is unclear.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the narrator demonstrates how to create and interact with various food items in Minecraft Java Edition using a mod/add-on for Bedrock Edition. They show the process of placing crops in specific areas to create different food items like sushi, salmon roll, cod roll, honey-glazed ham, roasted chicken, shepherd’s pie, stuffed pumpkin, and cheesecake. The narrator also mentions using a knife to obtain ham from pigs without attacking them. The video showcases the functional kitchen possibilities and encourages viewers to experiment with the mod/add-on.