Deep Dish Dungeon food: stop spoilage and burning in the demo

No precise rotisserie burn time or per-item preservation table is verified here. Use the current visual and sound cues rather than leaving food unattended for a copied timer.

The update replaces direct food drops with harvesting dead bats and scorpions. Bat Carcass and Scorpion Carcass gain Cooking Table recipes; Scorpion Tail becomes a Cooking Pot recipe. That distinction helps explain why looking only for an old dropped food item or using the wrong station can fail.

On the released game, patch 1.0.50.0 (October 21) changes the Cooking Table's unlock prerequisite from Corn to Leather, and sets the stack size of Boiled Corn, Fruit Compote, Cooked Veggies, Seafood Pasta, Ramen and Spaghetti to 1. It also fixes the bean soup recipe tip and stops a deconstructed Kettle dropping a potion bottle.

If food spoils, the patch notes provide a recovery use as campfire fuel. The full list of ingredient quantities, outputs and buff values still needs recipe-by-recipe verification.

1. Inspect the ingredient and choose a recipe at the appropriate available station.
2. Stay near food on the Rotisserie and respond to its ready cue.
3. Move food you are keeping into a Food Basket where available.
4. Check the meal effect before eating for an expedition.