Marinated Fillets

Recipes · 2-star rarity · Sells for 280 Gold

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How to cook it

Ingredients	Qty	Cost
Marinade Powder	×2	100 · shop price · 50 each
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Ingredients cost		200
Sells for		280
Profit		80

Marinated Fillets comes in star grades, and a higher grade sells for more.

The star grade of a finished Marinated Fillets depends on the grade of the ingredients you cook it with:

Ingredient grade

Grade	Approx. chance

Marinated Fillets counts as Marinated Fillets when a recipe asks for that ingredient in general.

1 dish

Dogs eat Marinated Fillets: it fills 20 at 1★ and 30 at 5★. A pet is full at 100. What pets eat

Encyclopedia	Preserved the fresh fish’s nutrients and tender, smooth texture to the fullest through marinating.