City meals tracker?

If you click Cook... on the fridge all the City Living recipes you know will be listed there at cooking level 1. Would that do what you are hoping for?

I wish they would add them to the notebook. Seafood, Selvadoradan and Experimental food too.

Unfortunately checking the fridge isn't a viable option if there isn't one nearby.

"mightysprite;c-18196563" wrote:
If you click Cook... on the fridge all the City Living recipes you know will be listed there at cooking level 1. Would that do what you are hoping for?

Probably. I almost never use the cook option so had no idea that list existed. Thank you.

"mightysprite;c-18196563" wrote:
If you click Cook... on the fridge all the City Living recipes you know will be listed there at cooking level 1. Would that do what you are hoping for?

Actually tried it yesterday and many level 1 recipes came up. While most were obviously not CL ones, some were iffy, and had no idea which was which. There should be either some sort of flag or the implementation of EmmaVane's notebook idea.

@Oldeseadogge Well that would be cool. In the meantime, here is a list of the 27 recipes available with City Living :) so you will be able to tell which is which

https://forums.thesims.com/en_us/discussion/904468/list-of-the-27-new-recipes

Thank you so much! This is a big help. Am marking the posting for ready reference.

Have found another stall with learnable food items. The seafood stall in Brindleton Bay has 4 items the sim learns by eating. Stall sign is a red crawfish sort of thing. There is a life ring hanging from onoe of the corners. Made that discovery yesterday.

I gave up on trying to remember all the recipes. Cl with 27, Dine Out with...can't recall how many, C&D with 4 Seafood.... I tried to write them all down as the sim learned them. I just couldn't because I have so many sims and saves, it was hard to keep it up.

I had to go the mod-way, by getting skillbooks with all the recipes. Now my sims just read those books, and thats it. Very much easier for my severely forgetful brain.

"Oldeseadogge;c-18221069" wrote:
I can relate. I started a spreadsheet a few weeks ago. Dine out added some?

I also started a spreadsheet last week to keep track of those recipes which can be learned from eating them.
My list :

• 27 cultural recipes from City living
  
• 20 Experimental dishes from dine out
  
• 4 seafood recipes from cats and dogs
  
• 10 Selvadora recipes from jungle adventure
  
• 9 Batuu recipes from journey to batuu
  

I can try to upload my spreadsheet later this week should anyone be interested.

Notes :
- Snowy escape also has food stalls but those recipes are available for everyone and don't have to be eaten to learned.
- it doesn't matter where you eat the meals. My sim learned the batuu recipes after eating them in a themed restaurant in oasis springs. When she prepared city living recipes at home, her boyfriend learned the recipe with the home cooked meal at home.

As fantastical and unrealistic as my games are, for the most part, I'm very deliberate that different sims enjoy different food. If I'm in a save where I'm playing Zoe Patel, I immediately take her to the spice festival and let her get all of the food at the Indian food stall. My alien goes straight to Batuu and starts buying food and drinks. My Mt Komorebi sims eat the foods that came with that pack, etc. I have a couple of very old sims who know most of the recipes in the game - it's to the point I really don't know what they're missing. Maybe I need a spreadsheet lol