Sushi Go Crafting: Making Sushi for Effects
Sushi Go Crafting is a food mod where you craft sushi through a small discovery minigame, gaining powerful food effects. This guide covers how it works.
Ingredients and effects
Each ingredient carries its own effect or modifier, and when you build a Sushi Roll those effects combine — so eating a finished sushi grants more than food and saturation. Choosing ingredients is how you tune the buffs your meal provides.
Types of sushi
The mod adds several sushi types to suit different needs: Maki, Gunkan, California, Nigiri, 
Onigiri and Temaki. Each is a different base for combining ingredients, and a discovery minigame rewards finding the perfect combination for the effect you want.
Getting the ingredients
Sushi Go Crafting adds worldgen for Avocado Trees and Seaweed, and puts Tuna and 
Shrimp into the world as ingredients. Gather these along with rice and other components, then experiment with combinations across the sushi types. The mod turns cooking into a light puzzle: discover the right ingredient mix, craft the roll, and enjoy the stacked effects of a well-made sushi.
Four stations, and each does one job
The mod's processing is small but every piece is required:
Cutting Board — right-click to lay an ingredient on it, then right-click with a cleaver knife to chop. Six recipes.
Rice Cooker — takes rice, water and fuel, and produces cooked rice
Roller — the tool that turns prepared ingredients into finished sushi- Fermenting Barrel — two recipes, for the slow ingredients
Cooler Box — combines weighted ingredients on its own, so you do not have to do it by hand
Only 8 crafting recipes exist on 1.21.1 (2 on 1.20.1) because almost nothing here is made at a bench — the stations are the mod.
Ingredients carry weight
Most prepared ingredients have a weight value, and weights combine — either in a crafting table or automatically inside a Cooler Box. Which ingredients you put into a piece of sushi determines the effects you get from eating it, so the same roll made two ways is not the same food.
Where the raw materials come from
Rice is the exception among the crops: it grows on dirt but has to be underwater. Tuna and shrimp come from the ocean, and avocado trees grow in the world, mostly across plains. Nori is a two-step: gather kelp from the ocean, dry it into a block, and cut sheets from that.
Scale and versions
71 pages across 58 items and 13 blocks — heavily item-weighted, as a food mod should be. The builds are 0.6.6a on 1.21.1 and 0.5.3 on 1.20.1; the newer one has four times the bench recipes, but the cutting board and barrel are identical.
Cleaver Knife
Cooked Rice
Avocado
Rice