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The verified baguette recipe
The official screenshot is headed Baguette and shows four quantities on its ingredient card. Water is listed at 340 g and flour at 500 g, followed by 9 g salt and 3 g yeast. The written atelier material independently records the same values.
Use the card as a documented example of how a recipe presents its ingredients. The material does not establish that every recipe uses the same quantities or that later revisions preserve every displayed value. The recipe visible in your own build remains the appropriate instruction for that session.
| Ingredient | Shown quantity |
|---|---|
| Water | 340 g |
| Flour | 500 g |
| Salt | 9 g |
| Yeast | 3 g |
The preparation stages on the card
The screenshot describes mixing with Orio's magic before kneading the dough. Accelerating the rise comes next, followed by choosing a style and baking. These are the stages shown for this recipe, not a newly invented sequence inferred from a trailer.
Reading quantities and reading preparation prompts solve different problems. The ingredient card tells you what the shown recipe calls for, while the stage prompts describe how preparation proceeds. Keeping those instructions together is more useful than copying quantities into a list with no cooking context.
| Order | Shown stage |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mix with Orio’s magic |
| 2 | Knead |
| 3 | Accelerate the rise |
| 4 | Choose a style |
| 5 | Bake |
Service dough and atelier practice
The collected atelier material distinguishes dough used for bakery service from nighttime recipe practice. The baguette image documents preparation at a workstation. It should not be treated as a complete description of every action required during a customer shift.
Demo feedback also supports reading ingredient labels rather than relying on appearance. A player confused butter with sugar, illustrating why a container's shape is not a dependable instruction. This observation is useful preparation advice, while its version-specific context remains explicit.
Recipe completion has separate goals
Corroborated achievement lists distinguish unlocking every recipe, preparing every recipe and maximizing recipe levels. Those objectives are separate checks rather than interchangeable descriptions of one task. Owning a recipe therefore should not be presented as the same accomplishment as cooking or fully leveling it.
The available material does not supply a full unlock table or exact star-scoring tolerances. It also does not establish the number of repetitions needed for every recipe level. The separate unlock guide explains the confirmed recipe-book route without assigning unsupported conditions to individual pastries.
Other pastry references and the cookbook
The developers identify apple turnovers and chocolate croissants among the game's pastries. The collected notes do not attach verified ingredient quantities or individual unlock conditions to those names. They are confirmed pastry references rather than additional complete recipe cards.
Physical-edition material also describes an official digital cookbook. That cookbook is a separate real-world extra supplied with the boxed product. It is not evidence that every in-game recipe is already unlocked or that the baguette's gameplay instructions are a real-world baking guarantee.
Sources
Official Steam store · Tesura — official physical distributor · SuccesOne — corroborated Xbox achievement list · Checked October 14, 2026