Very minor update for baking recipes page

[Zallarenya]

In the explanatory text at the top of the baking page, it says

Pie tins, skewers, muffin tins, pots, cake rounds and cookie cutters are player-made (pottery and/or smithing).

Spits, on the other hand, are merchant-sold, and you will find merchant information in the baking section of the Trade Supplies pages.

To be more complete, we should add casserole dishes, non-stick frying pans, smokers, and bread tins to the player-made list. And, we should add mixing bowls to the merchant-purchasable list.

[Krazick]

Mixing Bowls can be Merchant bought... OR Player made.

[Zallarenya]

Yes, and so can spits. That's not the point But yes, to be completely complete, spits and mixing bowls are both.

[Niami DenMother]

I didn't feel like expanding the list to cover each and every dish and utensil out there, as it seems there's always something missed. Instead, I tweaked the wording a bit.

Except where noted, implements such as skewers, cake rounds, pie tins, etc. are returned, regardless of success or failure of the recipe. Baking dishes and utensils such as pie tins, skewers, muffin tins, pots, cake rounds, dairy spoons, etc. are player-made (pottery and/or smithing). You will not find these items sold on a merchant unless a player has made the item and sold it to the merchant. Mixing bowls are sold by vendors and can be made by players. Spits, on the other hand, are merchant-sold, and you will find merchant information in the baking section of the Trade Supplies pages.

[Niami DenMother]

Okies, that was my turn to get the "could not insert new word matches" message, but the post went through. Blerk. Anyway, hopefully the rewording leaves folks with the idea that baking utensils other than spits and mixing bowls need to be player-made.

[Zallarenya]

Ya know, I could have sworn that spits could be crafted After reading your new text, it made me go back and see if I was crazy. I'm indeed crazy, so ignore my comment above about spits being crafted.

Thanks for changing it a bit.