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Sukeroku Bento

CategoryItem
Restores10 (+0.8)
Eating time2.4s
Compost85%

Inari zushi and nori maki packed together into one sushi box.

Obtaining

Crafting Table

Usage

A day's food for the road

Inari zushi and nori maki make a filling packed meal for a long trip or a mining run.

Advancements

Satoyama Starred CookChallenge

Bring together one of every dish on the satoyama menu and receive the banner to hang by the door

Making it step by step

Each step shows one batch. Where recipes differ, the route with fewer processing steps is shown.

Process flowchart

Arrows connect each output to the matching ingredient in the next step. Scroll horizontally to explore wider diagrams.

Step 5EquipmentSoaking Tub
Ingredients
Step 6EquipmentIshiusu
Ingredients
OutputNamago
Step 9EquipmentBrine Vat
Ingredients
Step 7EquipmentSmall Pot
Ingredients
OutputNigo
Step 10EquipmentSalt Kettle
OutputWet Salt
Step 8EquipmentPressing Vat
Ingredients
Step 11EquipmentDraining Bed
Ingredients
OutputSalt
ByproductNigari
Step 13EquipmentTofu Mold
Ingredients
Step 1EquipmentIshiusu
Ingredients
ByproductRice Bran
Step 20EquipmentIshiusu
Step 14EquipmentCutting Board
Ingredients
Step 17EquipmentCrafting Table
Ingredients
Step 18EquipmentPressing Vat
Ingredients
Step 21EquipmentCrafting Table
Step 15EquipmentDeep Fryer
Ingredients
  • Tofu Slices
  • Egoma Oil Bottle / Olive Oil Bottle / Rapeseed Oil Bottle / Sesame Oil BottleEgoma Oil Bottle / Olive Oil Bottle / Rapeseed Oil Bottle / Sesame Oil Bottle
OutputAbura-age
Step 22EquipmentFermentation Jar
Ingredients
Step 16EquipmentCutting Board
Ingredients
Step 2EquipmentSmall Pot
Ingredients
Step 3EquipmentFermentation Jar
Ingredients
  • Apple / Sweet Berries / Glow Berries / Ume
  • Water Bottle
Step 4EquipmentCrafting Table
Step 26EquipmentDrying Rack
Ingredients
Step 27EquipmentCutting Board
Ingredients
Step 25EquipmentCrafting Table
Step 28EquipmentCrafting Table
OutputNori Maki
Step 29EquipmentCrafting Table

In the real world

Sukeroku bento packs inari zushi together with rolled sushi. The name comes from the kabuki play Sukeroku, whose lover Agemaki lends the "age" of fried tofu and the "maki" of the roll.

References and sources