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Masterpieces:

Find stuff that you have hundreds of. Camel Meat, Honey, Mutton, all that Coconut Meat you created while you were getting your salt. Ideally, these are things that you can generate with low effort, so vegetables are ~kind of on the list this tale, kind of off. (I grew hundreds of each ahead of time, but painful to do - offlining helps a bit).

Find pairings for these - one to three herbs that are ~close by these on the grid, and that you possess (that's important). Doesn't have to be too close, although I prefer closer. Bortox used to chide me for that - the important thing is that they match to each other, and don't get eaten by a different base.

Now, mix and match them. Over and over and over again. I'm using cooking 4 right now, so I start with 3 "common pairs", and cycle the fourth pair through. You won't be able to use the pairings, because of interference (for instance, Dates and Honey are too close to one another to reliably combine - so use one or the other). When you hit your first masterpiece, remember the pairing you just added - and add that to your next "common pairing"

Real example - here's how I got the MPs rolling:

Pairings

Base Match1 Match2 Match3
Camel Meat Cinnamon Meadowsweet
Coconut Meat Cardamom C Rosemary
Dates Thyme Bucklerleaf
Honey Thyme Bucklerleaf
Mutton Myristica Xanosi Indigo Damia
Oil Crampbark Gynura
Oyster Covage Glechoma
Royal Jelly Lemondrop Crimson Lettuce Pale Dhamasa
Onions Fool's Agar Blue Damia
Carrots Lemondrop Crimson Lettuce Pale Dhamasa
Cabbage Juice Covage
Grilled Fish Myristica
Carrot Juice Wild Lettuce

Now mix 'em:

Pair1 Pair2 Pair3 Pair4
Camel+Cinnamon Dates+Thyme Mutton+Myrstica Oyster+Covage
Camel+Cinnamon Dates+Thyme Mutton+Myrstica Oil+Crambark
Camel+Cinnamon Dates+Thyme Mutton+Myrstica Royal+Lemondrop
Camel+Cinnamon Dates+Thyme Mutton+Myrstica Onions+FoolsAgar
Camel+Cinnamon Dates+Thyme Mutton+Myrstica Carrots+Lemondrop

Woah - that last one was an MP. OK, so likely that Carrots + Lemondrop is one of my special friends. Let's change the common pairings.

Pair1 Pair2 Pair3 Pair4
Carrots+Lemondrop Honey+Bucklerleaf Oyster+Covage Oil+Crampbark
Carrots+Lemondrop Honey+Bucklerleaf Oyster+Covage Camel+Cinnamon
Carrots+Lemondrop Honey+Bucklerleaf Oyster+Covage Onions+FoolsAgar
Carrots+Lemondrop Honey+Bucklerleaf Oyster+Covage Coconut+Cardamom
Carrots+Lemondrop Honey+Bucklerleaf Oyster+Covage Mutton+Myristica

Four of those five were MPs. Basically, you're just slapping as many pairings together as you can, and when you find one that works, keep it and run with it. I added the last three pairings above just to give me more options with this same core set of (Carrots/Honey/Oyster/<something else>).