lobster seafood medley entree
MaterialsThe lobster seafood medley entree from an MRE.

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The lobster seafood medley entree from an MRE.
A rich and tasty lobster stew from New England, made with fresh lobster, milk, cream, and butter.
A fist-sized egg from a locust.
A large log of wood, cut from a tree. (a)ctivate a wood axe or wood saw to cut it into planks.
A really long faux fur scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to loosen it if you get too warm.
A really long faux fur scarf, worn over the head and mouth for warmth. Use it to wear it around your mouth.
A really long faux fur scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your head if you get too cold.
A really long fur scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to loosen it if you get too warm.
A really long fur scarf, worn over the head and mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your mouth.
A really long fur scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your head if you get too cold.
A really long knitted cotton scarf, worn over the head and mouth for warmth. Use it to wear it around your mouth.
A really long knitted cotton scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it tighter if you get too cold.
A very, very long sequence of overlapping numbers plotted in thermal paper. It is almost 15 feet long.
A very long light cloth scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to loosen it if you get too warm.
A very long light cloth scarf, worn over the head and mouth for warmth. Use it to wear it around your mouth.
A very long light cloth scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your head if you get too cold.
A long zipper made from plastic, usually found on clothing.
A straight section of wood, about eight feet long and a couple of inches in diameter. Makes a decent melee weapon, and can be broken into shorter pieces for crafting.
A really long wool scarf, worn over the head and mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your mouth.
A really long wool scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. With the extra length, it's enough to handle nonstandard facial features and accommodate your hands too. Use it to wear it around your head if you get too cold.
An elongated cardboard box, meant to contain a longarm such as a shotgun or rifle.
A lovely flower that grows on the surface of bodies of fresh water. Traditionally connected with many Eastern cultures.
The rhizome of the lotus, which has many tubular cavities inside, can be eaten both raw and cooked.
Some lotus seeds, which can be used for planting, or cooked and eaten after picking off the bitter internal ingredients. Must be planted in shallow water.
A healthy beverage made from lotus flowers steeped in boiling water.
The passionate saga of two Boston politicians fiercely battling each other for the mayor's office, and for Lydia's hand in marriage.
A profoundly addictive and powerful stimulant. While extremely effective at enhancing alertness, it is hazardous to health and the risk of an adverse reaction is great.
A strategy board game for two to four players, in which the players race their four tokens from start to finish according to the rolls of a single die.
An unreliable and bulky 32-round snail-drum magazine, originally designed for use with the Luger pistol.
A standard-capacity angled-feed 8-round steel box magazine for use with the Luger pistol.
An acidic fruit found in South America and the Caribbean, it looks like a hairy orange and is used mainly for juice and desserts. Also known as the naranjilla.
Strange lights perpetually glimmer within the sharpened internals of this glass globule.
A fresh piece of clay. Useful for some crafting recipes.
A heavy, formed piece of hardened steel. Useful for some crafting recipes.
A heavy, formed piece of tempered steel. Useful for some crafting recipes.
Meat that has been cooked, preserved, and cut into thin slices for convenient sandwich construction. It tastes fine cold.
A plastic box, commonly used to store lunch and utensils to eat it with.
A French lung dish, made by poaching the lungs before pan-frying them with onion, tomato, seasonings, and a generous amount of wine.
A slurry of community.
The Luther's Small Catechism and the Luther's Large Catechism into one single large, hardcover book. It contains a summary of Christian doctrine and was intended to be used as a teaching tool for laypeople, particularly parents and pastors, to instruct them in the basic principles of the Christian faith.
A six-inch square patch of synthetic fabric blended with stretchy Lycra fibers. It could be used to make flexible yet strong clothing. Stylish, but bad for the environment; at least you're recycling it.
A handful of oddly-shaped smallish bits of Lycra, waste material from tailoring projects. Not useful for much and usually disposed of.
A sheet of synthetic fabric blended with stretchy Lycra fibers, suitable for making flexible, yet strong clothing.
A 15-round box magazine for the M1 and M2 carbine.
A 30-round curved box magazine for the M1 and M2 carbine.
A 13-round double stack box magazine for the SIG Sauer P228 (also known as the M11) or P229.