Valheim Cooking Guide

Valheim Cooking Guide

Although players won't starve to death, Valheim food recipes are crucial to avoid any negative effects or debuffs. Without good Valheim food recipes, players will have very little stamina, and they won't be able to recover any hit points. Now, if you’re just starting the game, Valheim recipes are different since nearly every animal drops the same type of generic meat.

In the Valheim MP, some recipes can be gotten naturally in the fields, others need a cooking station or cauldron for cooking.

The Best Valheim Food Recipes

At the most basic level, players can get food from the natural biomes in the game. Alternatively, they can cultivate crops in their base, and some, though not all, of the naturally-occurring foods can be eaten. However, the new magic system acquired in the Mistland update requires players to consume specific foods to keep their Eitr meter full. Some of the naturally occurring Valheim recipes players can consume early game with their buffs include:

1. Bukeperry: This comes with enemy drops, and it neutralizes other food buffs and causes your hero to vomit.
2. Blueberry: This food can be found in the black forest biome. It grants 8 HP and 25 Stamina for 600 seconds.
3. Carrot: Carrot can be gotten from seeds found in the black forest biome and it gives players 10 HP, and 32 Stamina for 900 seconds.
4. Cloudberry: This item is obtained from the plains biome, and it provides 13 HP and 40 Stamina for 900 seconds.
5. Honey: Honeys are obtained from a Beehive and it grants 8 HP, and 35 Stamina for 900 seconds.
6. Mushrooms: Players can collect this food from the Black Forest, Meadows, and Swamp Biomes. It grants 15 HP and 15 Stamina for 900 seconds.
7. Onion: Players can get this food from seeds found in the mountain biome. It gives players 13 HP and 40 Stamina for 900 seconds.
8. Raspberry: This item can be found in the Meadows Biome, and it grants 7 HP and 20 Stamina for 600 seconds.
9. Yellow Mushroom: Players can obtain this food from the Troll Cave, Burial Chambers, or Sunken Crypts. It gives 10 HP and 30 stamina for 600 seconds.

The Best Valheim Cooking Station Recipes

Before players can start cooking, they will need a Valheim Kitchen place where they can cook. Remember, in Valheim cooking, players can only cook meat or any other raw food. For this, they will need a Valheim campfire and a Valheim cooking station. To build a Valheim campfire, players require x5 stones and x2 wood, while a cooking station can be built with x2 wood; after setting up the campfire and cooking station, press E to add any raw food from your inventory.

Once the food is ready, it will make a sizzling sound to signify it's ready, and you can take it off the spit by pressing E again. If you wait too long, your food may turn to lumps of coal that are useful for other things. Players can stack up to 7 Valheim cooking stations to make the process faster and easier. As you progress further into the game, players can upgrade to an iron cooking station, Valheim, which allows players to cook various types of meat. The Valheim recipes players can try out at the cooking station include:

• Cooked Boar Meat: This recipe gives players 10 Stamina and 30 HP for 1200 seconds.
• Cooked Deer Meat: This food gives players 12 Stamina and 35 HP for 1200 seconds.
• Cooked Fish: This recipe gives players 45 HP and 15 Stamina for 1200 seconds.
• Cooked Lox Meat: This recipe grants players 50 HP and 16 Stamina for 1200 seconds.
• Cooked Serpent Meat: Players can get up to 70 HP and 23 Stamina for 1500 seconds from this recipe.
• Cooked Wolf Meat: This recipe gives players 45 HP and 15 Stamina for 1200 seconds.
• Grilled Neck Tail: Players can get 25 HP and 8 Stamina for 1200 seconds from this recipe.

The Best Valheim Cauldron Recipes

With the Heart and Home update, players can get a heap of new recipes that affect how they cook as they progress further in the game. For instance, players can no longer cook sausages at the basic level, as they will need to upgrade to Cauldron Level 2 and butcher a specific type of meat (Boar). Remember, if you're short of any cooking materials, you can always use cheat commands to spawn more. Some of the mixed Valheim recipes available for players include:

• Black Soup: x1 Honey, x1 Bloodbag, and x1 Turnip
• Boar Jerky: x1 Boar Meat and x1 Honey
• Carrot Soup: x3 Carrot and x1 Mushroom.
• Deer Stew: x1 Carrot, x1 Blueberry, and x1 Cooked Deer Meat.
• Minced Meat Sauce: Neck Tail x1, x1 Carrot, and x1 Boar Meat.
• Onion Soup: x3 Onion
• Queens Jam: x8 Raspberries x8, x6 Blueberries.
• Turnip Stew: x3 Turnips and x1 Raw Meat.
• Sausages: x1 Thistle, x4 Entrails, and x1 Boar Meat.

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Conclusion

Valheim cooking mechanics are interesting as players can acquire several recipes that give them extra Stamina and Health. Finally, remember that all food items in the game have unique benefits, but you cannot acquire the same healing buffs every time you consume a particular recipe, so you may need to try different options.