The spell caster sets a medium kettle over a cook fire and fills the kettle with various creatures parts. It doesn't matter of the creature is alive, dead, undead, spoiled, poisonous, jellied, liquefied, petrified, partially digested, or tainted in any fashion. They then add whatever spices they choose and begin casting the ritual. Upon completion, the pot is filled with enough hot, delicious food to feed 5 people.
Alternately, the caster my employ a spit and skewer the wiggly bits to be roasted over a fire.
This spell scales with the caster as such:
At 5th level, the brew will feed 10 people and remove one level of exhaustion.
At 11th level, the brew will feed 20 people and additionally remove one poison or disease.
At 17th level, the brew will feed 50 people and additionally give the consumer the ability breathe fire in a 30' cone once doing 6d6 fire damage (save for half). This effect will only last 24 hours then it's gone.
* - (A medium sized iron kettle or a spit and stand)
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