Bamboo Shoot Soup

Bamboo Shoot Soup
A soup dish that's been stewed for a good long while. The meat and ham have been diced into small pieces, and the soup has been kept on low heat till it turned milky white. The process has brought out the distinct flavors of both kinds of meat, making for an especially tasty soup.
Effect	Restores 28% of Max HP to the selected character. Regenerates 620 HP every 5s for 30s.
A soup dish that's been stewed for a good long while. One whiff is enough to whet one's appetite greatly, and the concentrated flavors fill your body with every spoonful of soup. It is almost like spreading a pair of wings and walking on clouds.
Effect	Restores 30% of Max HP to the selected character. Regenerates 790 HP every 5s for 30s.
A soup dish that's been stewed for a good long while. The inexpert heat control has caused the fresh meat to be a bit tough, and the salty ham has covered the expected taste. The bamboo shoots, which have absorbed the flavors of both meats, are probably the only acceptable part of this dish.
Effect	Restores 26% of Max HP to the selected character. Regenerates 450 HP every 5s for 30s.
Dish Type	Recovery Dishes
Rarity
Proficiency	15
Variant Dishes	Slow-Cooked Bamboo Shoot Soup

Bamboo Shoot Soup is a food item that the player can cook. The recipe for Bamboo Shoot Soup is obtainable from Verr Goldet for 5,000 Mora.

Depending on the quality, Bamboo Shoot Soup restores 26/28/30% of Max HP to the selected character, and regenerates 450/620/790 HP every 5 seconds for 30 seconds. Like most foods, this has no effect for other players in Co-Op Mode.

When Zhongli cooks Bamboo Shoot Soup, there is a chance Slow-Cooked Bamboo Shoot Soup will be created instead.

Recipe

Cooking

2

Raw Meat

2 Raw Meat

2

Ham

2 Ham

1

Bamboo Shoot

1 Bamboo Shoot

1

Bamboo Shoot Soup

1 Bamboo Shoot Soup

Creates  Bamboo Shoot Soup ×1

Trivia

• The real-life version of this dish is Yāndǔxiān (腌笃鲜), a traditional Shanghainese slow-cooked soup. The soup's name comes from its unique combination of two kinds of meat, with Yān (腌) meaning "cured [pork]", Dǔ (笃) describing the sound of bubbling soup, and Xiān (鲜) meaning "fresh [pork]".

Change History

Released in Version 1.1

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