REMS Culinary Hearth – Cooking and Food Overhaul

Heads up if you're mid-game: many dishes now need a different tool, and some candy and remedies have moved to the Chemistry Station. 2.0 let too many dishes skip their tools. 2.1 brings the mod back to its intended design.
Anything boiled or simmered needs the Cooking Pot: stews, soups, hot drinks, bone broth, salt, corn syrup and rice dishes.
Fried food needs the Skillet, baked food the Baking Pan, grilled food the Grill, smoked food the Smoking Rack, and candy the Beaker.
Open-fire food still needs no tool: skewers, kebabs, jerky, smoked fish, flatbread, hardtack, roasted corn, baked potatoes, sandwiches and trail mix.
Cold drinks mixed from ingredients that are already safe to drink need no tool: lemonade, sweet tea, berry soda, smoothies, milkshakes and the cold cocktails.
A dish that unlocks before its Culinary tool is available uses the vanilla Cooking Pot instead.
Food Crafting now teaches the vanilla Cooking Pot (level 6) and Grill (level 10) at the campfire. Vanilla's forge recipes and loot are unchanged.
The Skillet now unlocks at Food Crafting 3 (was 6).
The strongest candy is now made at the Chemistry Station, with one extra ingredient: Lollipop, Jelly Beans, Focus Mints, Rock Candy, Honey Toffee and Coffee Toffee.
New, stronger remedies at the Chemistry Station: Electrolyte Concentrate, Strong Herbal Elixir and Hunter's Extract. The campfire versions remain available.
The Chemistry Station gets a Culinary Hearth filter icon. The Sweet Shop challenge now uses candy you can make at the campfire.
The campfire has 6 tool slots instead of 9, so shift-clicked wood goes to the fuel slots. Anything left in the old extra slots is returned when you open the campfire.
Compatibility: the campfire tool window keeps UI mods' styling, and other mods' campfire recipes get a Culinary tab.
Game updates: each code patch loads independently, so one broken patch no longer switches off the others.