Frostpunk

Relics of the past
During your survival, your scouts may find the remains of Royal Dreadnoughts that carried various cargo. As you explore them, you will find Relics that shed light on certain moments of history and tell us how the preparations for the Great Winter were carried out.

The ancestor of the kitchen
Comments on a rejected kitchen design from a letter from master planner Henry Collins to his wife. The letter was found among Mrs. Collins's belongings in her cabin.

[...] to be honest, I don't envy anyone who had to work there. In theory, the design should satisfy two requirements: the kitchen can be built from simple materials with simple tools, and it should be as convenient as possible. But Mumford and his team focused on the first and simply ignored the second. The result is terrible: a miserable little room in which you can freeze to death while eating, and burn alive while cooking. Both the food and the preparation are pure torture. I demanded that the design be redone in accordance with all requirements.
But I fear that even a normal kitchen will soon run out of ingredients and time, especially when there are hundreds of people to feed every day. And spices? They didn't make room for them on the dreadnoughts! Meanwhile, salt consumption averages 10 pounds per person per year, meaning our supplies will run out in less than a year.
Honey, can you imagine life without salt?

Even something as simple as a field kitchen was designed with attention to detail. It would not be very pleasant to treat people for frostbite/burns received in the kitchen.