A recipe handed over says so. When a regular hands you a sealed recipe, a card shows its shape, its seal and who gave it, and where to learn it.
Your first cabinet comes with a recipe. Place your first Recipe Cabinet before any regular has handed one over, and the regular you've served most hands over their first.
Specials stand out on orders. A guest asking for a special shows their order on a little recipe scroll — parchment, silver or gold by rarity, and the waitress carries it to the table on one — and the Orders card names the regular whose recipe it is.
Bigger reveals. Learning a rare recipe brings a silver shine and rays; a legendary one, gold rays and a burst of sparkles.
A grander cabinet. Upgrade the Recipe Cabinet and it looks the part: teal and silver for rare recipes, mahogany and gold for legendary ones. While it teaches, a drawer slides open now and then and a page of its recipe book lifts.
Ordered today. Each recipe in the cabinet shows how many guests ordered it today.
Legendary recipes ask a little more. The Croquembouche now takes dulce de leche, and the Mille-feuille ganache.
A bigger auto-buy budget. Auto-buy can now spend up to 50,000 coins a day, up from 9,999.
Fixed
What's new. The card about Family Recipes never opened after the update. It now opens once for everyone who hasn't seen it.
A special's guest waits the whole time. The patience ring over a guest who ordered a special recipe now counts down their longer wait. It used to stay full for the first part, then drain as fast as for any other dish.
Special recipes in the wiki. Their pages now show what they sell for, how rare they are, which regular hands them over, and where and how long they take to learn.
