this month we want to introduce you to our very own TSO-Themed cooking class.
Not only will you eggsperience some food-tastic cooking puns, but we will also share with you the most beloved game recipes - recreated in real life!
Do not forget we are all no real cooks, but still enjoy cooking - or at least try!
But this is not all:
YOU can join too and if your recipe is deemed delicious enough by our Settlers, we will get a very special spotlight spot on our webpage and social media channels!
We want you to re-create in-game buffs in real life. Join the activity in our submission-thread in the community corner.
Players from around the globe will be added to our collection of settler-recipes!
If not enough players participate we will include pictures and recipes of the moderation and blue byte team* *Moderators and Blue Byte employees are excluded from the gem payout!
Sidedish: Rice but also workes with potatoes wedges
You can always add stuff you love (like champignons - not the in-game specialists! paprika, carrots, etc.)
Put cola in a container or pot. Cut the chicken filets in small stripes. Add the chicken stripes into the cola and let it sit (the Carbon dioxide will make the meat tender). Note: Many people let the meat sit in the Cola for 24 hours. In my opinion, approx 15 minutes is good enough. Try it out :)
Meanwhile, you chop all indigents you want to add. Start preheating a pot or high-pan with the olive oil, fry the onion until they become clear. Take out the chicken filets of the cola and add them to the pan. Fry them too until nicely done and add garlic. In the cola, you can now put the ketchup, pepper, and soja/Worcestershire sauce - mix it a bit. Once the chicken filet is to your liking, add the cola-mix to the pot (or high-pan). Let it cook for at least 15-30 minutes. If it is too watery for your taste, you can add a bit of cornstarch. Done :)
Be careful: If you add cola to a hot pan/pot it will increase its sizes drastically until the carbon dioxide is gone.
Your picture must include a paper with your player name
No picture manipulations (this includes names that were added with paint or other manipulation tools)
The recipe must be present in-game as a buff (a direct connection to the game is needed)
A recipe must be included (text form), as closer to the needed in-game items the better
Only pictures that meet all requirements (content, deadline, correct topic, nickname in the picture, etc.) will be accepted. There will be special days with own creations and only then (with the announcement) recipes and pictures with no connection will be allowed!
Selection of the winners
The Ubisoft / Blue Byte - Team chooses the winners
Each creator of the selected post will be contacted by the Community Manager via private message and asked for his agreement to become a Forum Spotlight winner
The prize will be credited directly to the account of the selected player (no codes)
Announcement of the Spotlights
By accepting the PN, which explicitly refers to the following conditions, the participants agree to the publication of their player name (nickname), their game world and the game country, along with the submitted image, by Ubisoft/Blue Byte. Real names or e-mail addresses or personal data will not be published . The images will be stored on Ubisoft/Blue Byte servers for presentation purposes. The following platforms maintained by Ubisoft/Blue Byte may be used to announce winners and present entries: International websites, forums, Facebook pages, Twitter channels, other social media channels (especially with "The Settlers Online" connections).
Sidedish: Rice but also workes with potatoes wedges
You can always add stuff you love (like champignons - not the in-game specialists! paprika, carrots etc.)
Put cola in a container or pot. Cut the chicken filets in small stripes. Add the chicken stripes into the cola and let it sit (the Carbon dioxide will make the meat tender). Note: Many people let the meat sit in the Cola for 24 hours. In my opinion, approx 15 minutes is good enough. Try it out :)
Meanwhile, you chop all indigents you want to add. Start preheating a pot or high-pan with the olive oil, fry the onion until they become clear. Take out the chicken filets of the cola and add them to the pan. Fry them too until nicely done and add garlic. In the cola, you can now put the ketchup, pepper, and soja/Worcestershire sauce - mix it a bit. Once the chicken filet is to your liking, add the cola-mix to the pot (or high-pan). Let it cook for at least 15-30 minutes. If it is too watery for your taste, you can add a bit of cornstarch. Done :)
Be careful: If you add cola to a hot pan/pot it will increase its sizes drastically until the carbon dioxide is gone.
