Recipe Steps

Introduction

By defining a sequence of steps in a recipe, you will specify how a perfect brew has to be made. The real brewing process does not necessarily need to match exactly with the defined recipe steps.

There are 4 different steps that are currently supported by TheBrewingProject:

Step Type	ID
Cooking	cook
Mixing	mix
Distilling	distill
Aging	age

Initial Step

Cooking and mixing always have to be the first step of any brewing process!

Step Format

Each type of step has a unique format

Cooking step

An example definition of a cooking step:

- type: cook
  cook-time: 2min
  cauldron-type: water
  ingredients:
      - apple/10
      - my_plugin_name:sugar/64

Ingredients

See Ingredients Basics for more information about the ingredient format

Mix step

An example definition of a mix step:

- type: mix
  mix-time: 2min
  cauldron-type: water # Not read at the moment
  ingredients:
    - brewery:gin/3
    - sugar/2

Ingredients

See Ingredients Basics for more information about the ingredient format

Distill step

An example definition of a distill step:

- type: distill
  runs: 3

Runs means that a brew would need to be distilled a specific amount of times to get a perfect result.

Age step

An example definition of an age step:

- type: age
  age-years: 13
  barrel-type: any

Barrel Types

More about barrel types can be found in Aging guide