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Most Fruits and Vegetables in Ehrenfest are not the same as those found on Earth. However, even the ones that have no direct equivalent in our world often bear similarities in taste, texture, or shape to Earth equivalents.
Fruits
Name | Season | Location | Information |
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Apfelsige |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Apfelsige (フェリジーネ, ferijiine) is a summer fruit that can be used for sweets.[1] It is similar to a citrus fruit. Due to its similarity to a citrus fruit, Myne suggested using its peel for rinsham.[1] When squeezed it produces a pink fruit juice that can be drunk as a refreshing beverage without needing any additional ingredients or dilution with water.[2] |
Birne |
Birne (ビルネ, birune) is a fruit that can be used to make pies.[3] | ||
Blenrus Fruit |
Spring Early Summer |
Haldenzel | Blenrus trees bear golden fruits that taste sweet and are rich in mana. They are high-quality ingredients for rejuvenation potions and have a very high value. People from Haldenzel are forbidden from sharing them with outsiders without the permission of the giebe.[4] |
Edile |
Ehrenfest Central District | Edile (エディル, ediru) is a type of fruit found in Ehrenfest that produces a sticky juice. Ediles are used in the papermaking process at the Rozemyne Workshop, where it serves as a base to create the tororo.[5] In winter, commoners use edile fruit juice to soak rags and block gaps in windows. | |
Fallold |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Fallold (コルデ, korude) is a normally sweet fruit that looks like a raspberry, but tastes different. It is sour when harvested too early in the season. It can be made into a drink by thinning its juice with water and optionally adding honey to make it sweeter.[6] |
Kran |
Autumn | Ehrenfest Central District | Krans (クラン, kuran) are a sour fruit that can be cooked into jam.[7] |
Meryl |
Summer |
Ehrenfest Central District | Meryls (メリル, meriru) are an avocado-like fruit. Myne uses the vegetable oil to make rinsham, but it is commonly used to cook.[8] |
Parue |
Winter | Ehrenfest Central District | Parue (パルゥ, paruu) is the fruit of a feyplant that grows from trees only in winter mornings. The tree is almost transparent, looking like it is made out of ice. They are gathered by melting the branch the fruit is attached to. Since parue trees magically smother any fire in their direct vicinity, this has to be done with body heat. Parue fruits are drained of their sweet juice, which is used as a drink and pressed for their oil to be used for cooking. The dry remnants are then used as animal feed.[9] Not only do the chickens appear to love the taste of the parue leftovers, the eggs layed by such fed chicken also taste better than normal.[10] Myne discovers that this parue pulp resembles okara (soy pulp) and can be used as a base for various recipes, including parue cakes and parue-burgers.[9] Parue Oil also has characteristics that make it well suited for mixing coloured plant-paper ink, but it only being obtainable in very small amounts under specific weather conditions in winter makes it a less than ideal option for mass production. Once the fruits or raw oil are exposed to anything other than freezing temperatures they spoil very quickly, making it effectively impossible for commoners to store them outside of winter and the earliest spring.[11] However the ice-room of the temple that is kept at sub-zero temperatures with the use of magic tools is capable of storing parues at least partway through the year.[12] |
Pome |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Pome (ポメ, pome) are a fruit that look like yellow bell peppers, but taste like tomatoes. Myne uses them in many of her recipes.[13] |
Prehre |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Prehre (ブラーレ, buraare) are peach-like fruits.[14] They come into season shortly after rutrebs and can be used as an ingredient in rumtopf.[15] |
Prunbeer |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Prunbeers (プヒュル, puhyuru) are fruits that come into season shortly after rutrebs and can be used as an ingredient in rumtopf.[15] |
Rafel |
Autumn | Ehrenfest Central District | Rafel (ラッフェル, rafferu) is an autumn fruit that grows on trees It looks similar to a ranshel, but is more sour and chewy.[16] Cut rafels dipped in honey are a winter dessert. Rafels symbolize romantic love.[17][18] Rozemyne described rafels as something partway between an apple and a pear.[19] |
Ranshel |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Ranshel (ランシェル, ransheru) are fruits that are tasty and easy to eat. They have a core which is normally not eaten.[20] |
Rio |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Rio (リオ, rio) is a fruit from Central Ehrenfest that produces oil.[21] Rio oil can be used as an ingredient for rinsham and in making ink. |
Rohre |
Dunkelfelger | Rohre is a grape-like fruit native to the duchy of Dunkelfelger. It can be used to make sweet dishes and a wine-like drink called vize.[22] | |
Rutreb |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Rutrebs (ルトレーベ, rutoreebe) are a summer fruit loved by shumils. It has red juice and resembles strawberries.[20] |
Taue |
Spring Summer Autumn |
Ehrenfest Central District | Taue (タウ, tau) are tasteless, water-filled red fruit that grow from spring until autumn. They are at their largest size at the height of summer, at which time commoners in Ehrenfest collect them for the Star Festival. The friends and neighbors of the married couples throw taue at the newlyweds as they leave the temple.[23] Myne discovers that taue can germinate into the feyplant trombe when exposed to mana. The pomegranate-like fruit develops a rough texture, then suddenly explodes and scatters its seeds in a small radius. Seeds that land in soil immediately start to sprout as trombes.[24] Myne secretly uses this method to get material for trombe paper and to drain mana from Dirk to treat his Devouring.[25] |
Trauperle |
Autumn | Illgner | Trauperle (トラオペルレ, toraoperure) is a white fruit that grows in Illgner. Too bitter to serve as food, its sticky juice is used as glue by the locals.[26] It grows at the start of autumn.[27]
It is also used as a component in specialized kinds of plant paper produced by the Rozemyne Workshop. Trauperle paper is unusually silky smooth and dries in less than two bells time. It keeps its shape very well when bent, making it ideally suited for making playing cards. |
Viorebe |
Ehrenfest Central District | Viorebes are a sour fruit that can be made into jam. The jam is often eaten with honey.[28] | |
Walnut |
Autumn | This nut is the same as Earth's walnuts.[29] |
Vegetables
Name | Season | Location | Information |
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Fisha |
Summer | Fisha (フーシャ, fuusha) is a green eggplant that appears in summer, commonly used in cooking.[13] | |
Laundeide |
Ehrenfest Central District | Laundeide (ラニーエ, raniie) is an onion-like vegetable common in everyday cooking.[30] | |
Mehren |
Ehrenfest Central District | Mehren (メーレン, meeren) is a carrot-like vegetable common in everyday cooking.[30] | |
Potatoffel |
Ehrenfest Central District | Potatoffel (カルフェ芋, karufe imo) is a vegetable resembling Earth's potato. They are a very common ingredient for food.[31] Myne used them to make steamed potatoes.[32] | |
Rezzuch |
Summer | Illgner | Rezzuch (レズーク rezuuku) is an edible vegetable found in Illgner. It looks like a plum but tastes similar to zucchini.[33] |
Rigar |
Ehrenfest Central District | Rigar (リーガ, riiga) is a vegetable that resembles a white radish.[30] It has a garlicky taste, so Myne incorporates it into her Italian recipes. Rigar will try to escape from the cook preparing it, and will scream and exude a red juice when crushed or chopped.[34] | |
Vargel |
Spring | Ehrenfest Central District |
Vargel (ヴァルゲール, varugeeru) is a vegetable that looks similar to white asparagus, but tastes like baby corn. It's best served sautéed in butter or mixed with cream. It is an early spring vegetable, but it stays in season longer when the weather is cold.[35] |
Vel |
Summer | Ehrenfest Central District | Vel (ヴェル, veru) is a red lettuce that appears in summer, commonly used in cooking.[13] |
Trees
See Common Trees
Other Plants
Name | Season | Location | Information |
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Blenrus Leaves |
Spring, Early Summer | Haldenzel | Blenrus trees have golden leaves that can be used to brew a naturally sweet tea.[4] |
Degrova |
Illgner | Degrova (デグルヴァ, deguruva) is a type of leaf that creates a sticky substance when immersed in water. it is used to make adhesives and in the paper-making process in Illgner.[36] | |
Demple |
Autumn, Winter | Ehrenfest Central District | Demple (ディエンブ, dienbu) is an herb with a pleasant smell. Usually it is used for cooking, but Myne uses it along with smimosa herbs to create scented candles during the winter.[37] |
Eise |
Ehrenfest Central District | Eise is a plant that produces an oil suitable for making ink.[38] It tends to produce yellow-colored ink no mater what pigment is used,[11] because it has Wind mana attributes.[39] It is the "unevolved" version of kurhaize. | |
Gierecht |
Autumn, Winter | Ehrenfest Central District | Gierecht (ギエリー, gierii) is an herb using in cooking. If burned however, it releases an unpleasant smell, as Myne found out when experimenting with making scented candles during the winter.[37] |
Lage |
Ehrenfest Central District | Lage (レージ, reeji) is a broad-leafed herb that has a basil-like taste. Lage leaves are used as a seasoning in cooking.[40] | |
Linseed |
Ehrenfest Central District | Linseed refers to the seeds of the flax plant. Just like its real-world equivalent, flax fibers are used to make linen and hemp rope, and flax seeds are used to make linseed oil.[38] While linseed oil can be used to make ink, it is very expensive in Ehrenfest. It tends to produce blue-colored ink no mater what pigment is used,[11] because it has Fire mana attributes.[39] | |
Mische |
Ehrenfest Central District | Mische is a flower or nut that produces an oil which hardens when exposed to air, making it a suitable ingredient for ink.[38] It tends to produce green-colored ink no mater what pigment is used,[11] because it has Water mana attributes.[39] | |
Negarosh |
Negarosh becomes a strong irritant when ground into a fine powder. Getting even small amounts of the powder into your eyes will cause pain and uncontrollable weeping. Breathing it in through the nose will cause pain, itching and gushing out of large amounts of snot. If the substance reaches the throat and lungs, it will cause severe burning and stinging sensations and depending on the individual constitution may lead to light fevers and loss of feeling in the limbs.
The moment the powder is washed away the negative effects stop. Even when the powder has been breathed in, the effects will only last for a relatively short time with no chance of permanent harm being done. As such it is a good way to temporarily suppress and disrupt opponents. It is currently not known whether Negarosh is a common or feyplant.[41] | ||
Pedgen |
Ehrenfest Central District | Pedgen is a flower or nut that produces an oil which hardens when exposed to air, making it a suitable ingredient for ink.[38] It tends to produce red-colored ink no mater what pigment is used,[11] because it has Earth mana attributes.[39] | |
Redrum |
Autumn, Winter | Ehrenfest Central District | Redrum (サルコレロ, sarukorero) is an herb used for cooking. Burning it results in an unpleasant smell as Myne found out when trying to use it to make scented candles during the winter.[37] |
Smimosa |
Autumn, Winter | Ehrenfest Central District | Smimosa (ルモザー, rumozaa) is an herb with a pleasant smell. Usually it is used for cooking, but Myne uses it along with demple herbs to create scented candles.[37] |
Tanieh |
Autumn | Ehrenfest Central District | Tanieh(タニエ, tanie) are chestnut-like nuts that grow in the autumn which can be used to make flavored cream. Tanieh cream is Cornelius's favorite sweet.[42] |
Truk |
Not Ehrenfest | Fumes of the Truk plant cause a hallucinogenic effect when inhaled and distrot memories. It has a high enough potential for damaging the mind that royal academy students are warned about this plant during their education. It is currently not known where the plant grows, but it was confirmed it is not indigenous to Ehrenfest.[43] | |
Turm |
Ehrenfest Central District | Turm is a flower or nut which produces an oil that hardens when exposed to air, making it a suitable ingredient for ink.[38] It tends to produce pastel-colored ink no mater what pigment is used,[11] a result which is presumably related to its elemental attributes. | |
Zelbe |
Zelbe is a turnip-like vegetable. In addition to the root part, the leaves can also be eaten once cooked.[19] |
Etymology
Name | Japanese | Romaji | Assumed Etymology |
Assumed Translation |
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Apfelsiege | フェリジーネ | ferijiine |
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Birne | ビルネ | birune |
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Mehren | メーレン | meeren |
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Potatoffel | カルフェ芋 | karufe imo |
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Prunbeer | プヒュル | puhyuru |
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Rezzuch | レズーク | rezuuku |
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Rutreb | ルトレーベ | rutoreebe |
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Trauperle | トラオペルレ | toraoperure |
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Vargel | ヴァルゲール | varugeeru |
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Viorebe |
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Trivia
- The fruit that was translated to fallold in the English light novel is called "Colde" in the Japanese version and the anime.[44]
- The vegetable that was translated to potatoffel in the web novel and light novel is called "Karffel" in the anime.[45]
- The peach-like fruit prehre was originally translated as "pfirsloche", likely from the word for "peach": Pfirsich (DE)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 18: Why It Failed and How to Fix It
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 2. Chapter 12: Starting Merchant Activities.
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 2. Chapter 7: Opening the Italian Restaurant
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 4. Chapter 12: Haldenzel's Spring Prayer
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 6: Ordering Tools and Materials
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 13: The Guildmaster's Granddaughter
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 8: Painful Mistakes
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 1. Chapter 5: Lifestyle Overhaul
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 1. Chapter 12: The Sweet Taste of Winter
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm. Short Story Collection 1. Chapter 2: Lutz — My Savior
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 4. Chapter 5: Researching Color-Making
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 9. Winter Resolution
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Ascendance of a Bookworm. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 18: Tuuli's Baptism
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 1. Chapter 8: First Time Outside
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 3. Confectionery Recipe
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 2. Hasse's Orphans
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 5. One Handful of a Chef
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 4. Damuel's Proposal
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 9. Chapter 3: The Farewell Supper
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 1. A Day Without Myne
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 1: The Road to Washi
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 7. Chapter 9: Planning for the Tea Party
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 1. Chapter 18: Preparing for the Star Festival
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 1. Chapter 19: The Star Festival
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 1. Chapter 16: An Illustration of Ferdinand
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 4. Staying in Illgner
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 5. Chapter 6: Illgner's Harvest Festival
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 5. Chapter 11: Groschel and the Harvest Festival
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 6. Chapter 18: A Tea Party of Bookworms
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 1. Chapter 10: Training the Chefs
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 1. Chapter 2: Exploring My Home
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Chapter 20: We Went Ahead and Made Some
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 3. Chapter 13: Upcoming Spring Prayer
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 1. Chapter 21: Intense Battle with Food
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 4. Chapter 1: Caring for Kamil
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 4. Chapter 13: Illgner's Brigitte
- ↑ 37.0 37.1 37.2 37.3 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 2. Gossiping by the Well
- ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 38.3 38.4 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 2 Volume 4. Chapter 4: The Ink Guild and Succession
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 39.2 39.3 Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 4 Volume 4. Chapter 5: Magic Ink
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 1 Volume 3. Chapter 10: Report to Lutz
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 5 Volume 2. Chapter 12: Bride-Taking Ditter
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 3 Volume 4. Chapter 5: Payment and Unveiling the Dress
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm Light Novel. Part 5 Volume 1. Chapter 11: Researching Rituals and an Update on the Purge
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm. Anime. Episode 9. 16:01-16:15
- ↑ Ascendance of a Bookworm. Anime. Episode 10. 15:41