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Cooking meals or elixirs from certain ingredients will also activate effect-imparting items, and effect-imparting ingredients can stack with the same kind for greater effect. Two different effects cannot be active at once, however, meaning only one effect may be active at a time, with the exception of Hearty and other effects. | Cooking meals or elixirs from certain ingredients will also activate effect-imparting items, and effect-imparting ingredients can stack with the same kind for greater effect. Two different effects cannot be active at once, however, meaning only one effect may be active at a time, with the exception of Hearty and other effects. | ||
=== Effects Calculation === | === Effects Calculation === |
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Cooking is a game mechanic in Breath of the Wild, where Link can throw up to five pieces of material into a lit Cooking Pot to create a cooked dish. Different combinations of items result in different dishes with different effects, mostly centered around healing and stats boosting.
The basics
There are three types of cooking items: food, animals, and monster parts. Animals and monster parts must be cooked together in order to make something other than Dubious Food. To start off, simply roasting (putting something next to a cooking pot or on a fire) a food item will multiply the amount of hearts that food item gives by 1.5x. Cooking (putting in a cooking pot) a food item will double the amount oh hearts it gives when eaten; the same rule applies to cooking multiple items. There are currently 116 different meals you can make.
Some materials have special effect properties, which is noticeable in their name (e.g. an Electric Safflina will give you shock resistance if you cook it, while a Swift Carrot gives you more speed). Note that Link will not gain an effect if an effect-giving food is eaten raw. Also note that if two effect-giving foods are cooked together, the resulting meal will give no effect. All foods extend the duration of an effect.
Animals, such as Warm Darners or Fireproof Lizards, and monster parts, such as Bokoblin Guts and Lynel Hooves can only be used in creating Elixirs. Animals and monster parts must be combined in order to create an elixir. Elixirs always have an effect.
There are also a few other materials that are not in any category, namely dragon parts, ores, Fairies, Wood, Monster Extract, and Star Fragments.
See Also for More Detailed Information
Cooking in Breath of the Wild
Cooking is a game mechanic in Breath of the Wild, where Link can throw up to five pieces of material into a lit Cooking Pot to create a cooked dish. Different combinations of items result in different dishes with different effects, mostly centered around healing and stats boosting.
See also
- Breath of the Wild Recipes
- Cooking Statistics
- Breath of the Wild Meal Gallery
- Perfect Recipes
- Full Effects of all Cooking Ingredients
Breath of the Wild Recipes
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This will be a work of progress, where contributions from the public will be highly appreciated, but this is going to be an attempt to catalog all the food recipes and elixir recipes in one place, with their ingredients and effects. |
Recipes in Breath of the Wild are the result of Link cooking ingredients together to create a meal or an elixir. Cooking is done by holding a selection of up to five ingredients and dropping them into a lit Cooking Pot. Meals are made from proteins, mushrooms, fruits, and vegetables, and elixirs are made by cooking critters with monster parts. Cooking meal ingredients with critters, monster parts, ancient parts, or ore results in dubious food or rock-hard food.
While some raw ingredients will restore a portion of a heart or a small number of hearts, cooking meals from those ingredients greatly increases the number of hearts restored. With most recipes, ingredients have their heart-values doubled when included as part of a recipe, though items that heal a half-heart/quarter-heart are always rounded up to one heart. Dubious food and rock-hard food can be eaten but it restores a minimal amount of hearts and does not have any additional properties.
In addition to experimenting with cooking, recipes can be found through a variety of methods. Different individuals will share recipes they know of or request meals be cooked as part of a shrine or side quest. Recipe books and posters are in various locations around Hyrule, most commonly Stables or shops and occasionally in villagers' homes.
Effects
Cooking meals or elixirs from certain ingredients will also activate effect-imparting items, and effect-imparting ingredients can stack with the same kind for greater effect. Two different effects cannot be active at once, however, meaning only one effect may be active at a time, with the exception of Hearty and other effects.
Effects Calculation
The formula for calculating a meal's total heart-value is:
(ingredient1.HP + ingredient2.HP + ingredient3.HP & etc) × 2 = sum
The formula for calculating effect duration is:
(default effect time + (bonus?) + 30 seconds per item) = sum[1]
- ↑ Possible max-duration for effects has a cap of 30 minutes. Effect-duration is handled by the effect and not the item, as items only add +30sec per item. The "(bonus?)" part of the equation is to account for the chance of critical cooks or adding dragon parts/star fragments.
Effect strength is based on a point system. Each effect-imparting item adds to a total, and if the total reaches a certain value, the effect-tier is increased. Tier-3 is the max if the value is more than the first 'threshold' for most effects. As example, Chillshrooms or Staminoka Bass add more points than others, due to being stronger effect modifiers.
Cooking valid recipes has a chance for random bonuses (such as increased hearts or duration boosts), which is approximately a 1:10 chance or 10% chance per cooked recipe. This increases to a 100% chance during a blood moon rising, however before the cutscene so the time window is small; with the exact time being 11:35pm-11:55pm.
Monster Extract may slightly or drastically improve hearts, effect-tier and/or duration properties of recipes but may also may incur no changes or make them worse. This means that a meal using monster extract may see no effect or only duration boosted but may also have all three boost-types applied. A recipe that includes monster extract will never get the possible random chance for a bonus, even if star fragments or dragon parts are included.
Monster Extract Effects | |||||
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Duration Modifier Chance | Effect Modifier Chance | Hearts Modifier Chance | |||
Duration becomes 1:00 (33%) Duration becomes 10:00 (33%) Duration becomes 30:00 (33%) |
No Change if Tier-1 (80%) Tier-1 into Tier-2 (20%) Tier-2 into Tier-1 (20%) No Change if Tier-2 (60%) Tier-2 into Tier-3 (20%) Tier-3 into Tier-2 (40%) No Change if Tier-3 (60%) |
Heart-value into 0.25 (25%) No Change (50%) +3 Hearts (25%) |
Recipes
Cooking proteins over an open flame or freezing them will also increase the number of hearts restored.
Max selling price is assumed from using most profitable possible ingredients as long as they do not effect recipe outcome priority. Recipes that require two different components (such as Steamed Mushrooms) will have effects override recipe properties if both required items are the same effect, such as Hasty. For recipes that require any kind of vegetable + an extra static component that is not edible (i.e., Rock Salt), it is possible to get zero heart-value recipes if herbs that are inedible are used.
Skewers
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
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Copious Meat Skewer | Any four different raw meats | 13 | 19[1] | 160 | 290[2] | N/A |
Copious Mushroom Skewer | Any four different mushrooms | 4 | 19[3] | 40 | 120[4] | N/A |
Copious Seafood Skewer | Any four different fish | 2 | 16[5] | 60 | 260[6] | N/A |
Fish and Mushroom Skewer | Any fish + any mushroom | 3 | 16 | 20 | 270[7] | N/A |
Fish Skewer | Any fish | 2 | 10 | 10 | 150 | N/A |
Gourmet Spiced Meat Skewer | Raw Gourmet Meat/Raw Whole Bird + Goron Spice | 6 | 24[8] | 70 | 410[2] | N/A |
Meat Skewer | Any raw meat | 2 | See footnotes[9][10][11] | 20 | 490[2][12] | N/A |
Meat and Mushroom Skewer | Any meat + any mushroom | 3 | 26[13] | 20 | 440[14] | N/A |
Mushroom Skewer | Any mushroom | 1 | 10 | 10 | 210[15] | N/A |
Prime Spiced Meat Skewer | Raw Prime Meat/Raw Bird Thigh + Goron Spice | 3 | 12[16] | 40 | 180[2][12] | N/A |
Spiced Meat Skewer | Raw Meat/Raw Bird Drumstick + Goron Spice | 2 | 8[17] | 30 | 100[2] | N/A |
Seafood Skewer | Any crab or snail | 2 | 10 | 10 | 150 | N/A |
- ↑ 2 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Raw Prime Meat + 1 Raw Meat + 1 Raw Bird Drumstick
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ 1 Hearty Truffle + 2 Big Hearty Truffles + 1 Endura Shroom + 1 Hylian Shroom
- ↑ 2 Big Hearty Truffles + 1 Hearty Truffle + Endura Shroom + 1 Stamella/Ironshroom/Razorshroom
- ↑ 1 Hearty Salmon + 4 different 1-heart fish
- ↑ 2 Sanke Carps + 1 Staminoka Bass + 1 Hearty Bass + 1 Hearty Blueshell Snail
- ↑ 4 Sanke Carps + 1 Big Hearty Truffle
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats
- ↑ 5 Raw Gourmet Meats is a full restore
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Raw Prime Meat heals 27 hearts, this is the max combo without turning into a full restore
- ↑ 5 Raw Prime Meats heals 15 hearts
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Prime Meat Skewers are generally 43% of the sell-value of Gourmet Meat Skewers
- ↑ 4 Gourmet Meats + 1 Endura Shroom
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Big Hearty Truffle
- ↑ 5 Big Hearty Truffles
- ↑ 4 Raw Prime Meats
- ↑ 4 Raw Meats
Savory Meals
Mixed
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fruit and Mushroom Mix | Any fruit + any mushroom | 2 | 26[1] | 10 | 190[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Meat and Seafood Fry | Raw Gourmet Meat/Raw Bird Thigh + any fish | 8 | 26[3] | 80 | 450[4] | N/A |
Meat and Seafood Fry | Raw Meat/Raw Bird Drumstick + any fish | 4 | 10 | 30 | 250[5] | N/A |
Peppered Seafood | Any fish + Spicy Pepper | 3 | 9 | 20 | 240[5] | Recipe will always have Spicy prefix unless other effect-imparting fish are added |
Pepper Steak | Any meat + Spicy Pepper | 3 | 25[6] | 20 | 100[7] | N/A |
Prime Meat and Seafood Fry | Raw Prime Meat/Raw Bird Thigh + any fish | 5 | 11[8] | 40 | 270[5] | N/A |
Steamed Fish | Any fish + any vegetable | 2 | 24[9] | 20 | 400[10] | N/A |
Steamed Fruit | Any fruit + any vegetable | 1 | 28[11] | 10 | 380[12] | N/A |
Steamed Meat | Any meat + any vegetable | 2 | 28[13] | 20 | 100[7] | N/A |
Steamed Mushrooms | Any mushroom + any vegetable | 1 | 18[14] | 10 | 380[15] | N/A |
- ↑ 4 Hearty Durians + 1 Endura Shroom
- ↑ 4 Big Hearty Truffles + 1 Hearty Durian
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats + any 1-heart fish
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Sanke Carp
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 4 Sanke Carps
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats or 4 Raw Whole Birds
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ 4 Raw Prime Meats + any 1-heart fish
- ↑ 1 Hearty Salmon + 4 Endura Carrots
- ↑ 1 Sanke Carp + 4 Endura Carrots
- ↑ 4 Hearty Durians + 1 Endura Carrot
- ↑ 1 Hearty Durian + 4 Endura Carrots
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Endura Carrot
- ↑ 1 Endura Shroom + 4 Endura Carrots
- ↑ 1 Big Hearty Truffle + 4 Endura Carrots
Meat-based
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Creamy Meat Soup | Any raw meat + any herb + Fresh Milk + Rock Salt | 3 | 15[1] | 40 | 240[2] | Recipe must use Safflina, Swift Violet, Mighty Thistle, Armoranth, Blue Nightshade or Silent Princess |
Glazed Meat | Any meat + Courser Bee Honey | 6 | 28[3] | 40 | 420[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Meat and Rice Bowl | Raw Gourmet Meat/Raw Whole Bird + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 9 | 20[4] | 90 | 310[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Meat Curry | Raw Gourmet Meat + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 8 | 20[5] | 90 | 320[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Meat Stew | Raw Gourmet Meat + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | 9 | 20[6] | 110 | 230[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Poultry Curry | Raw Whole Bird + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 8 | 20[7] | 90 | 320[2] | N/A |
Gourmet Poultry Pilaf | Raw Whole Bird + Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice | 10 | 16[7] | 110 | 230[2] | N/A |
Meat and Rice Bowl | Raw Meat/Raw Bird Drumstick + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 4 | 8[8] | 30 | 90[2] | N/A |
Meat Curry | Raw Meat + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 4 | 8[9] | 40 | 90[2] | N/A |
Meat Pie | Any raw meat + Tabantha Wheat + Goat Butter + Rock Salt | 4 | 14[6] | 40 | 220[2] | N/A |
Meat Stew | Raw Meat + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | 5 | 10[10] | 40 | 70[2] | N/A |
Meat-Stuffed Pumpkins | Any raw meat + Fortified Pumpkin | 3 | 27[11] | 30 | 410[2] | Unless other ingredients are added, this recipe will always have the Tough prefix |
Meaty Riceballs | Any raw meat + Hylian Rice | 4 | 26[3] | 20 | 400[2] | N/A |
Poultry Curry | Raw Bird Drumstick + Bird Egg + Hylian Rice + Goat Butter | 6 | 8[12] | 40 | 90[2] | N/A |
Poultry Pilaf | Raw Bird Drumstick + Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice | 6 | 8[12] | 40 | 70[2] | N/A |
Prime Meat and Rice Bowl | Raw Prime Meat/Raw Bird Thigh + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 5 | 11[13] | 50 | 140[2] | N/A |
Prime Meat Curry | Raw Prime Meat + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 5 | 11[14] | 50 | 150[2] | N/A |
Prime Meat Stew | Raw Prime Meat + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | 6 | 12[15] | 60 | 110[2] | N/A |
Prime Poultry Curry | Raw Bird Thigh + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 5 | 11[16] | 50 | 150[2] | N/A |
Prime Poultry Pilaf | Raw Bird Thigh + Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice | 7 | 10[16] | 60 | 110[2] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Gourmet Meat | Raw Gourmet Meat/Raw Whole Bird + Rock Salt | 9 | 24[17] | 70 | 400[2] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Meat | Raw Meat/Raw Bird Drumstick + Rock Salt | 2 | 8[18] | 20 | 100[2] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Prime Meat | Raw Prime Meat/Raw Bird Thigh + Rock Salt | 3 | 12[19] | 30 | 180[2] | N/A |
- ↑ 2 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Silent Princess
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 4 Raw Gourmet Meats
- ↑ 3 Raw Gourmet Meats or 3 Raw Whole Birds
- ↑ 3 Raw Gourmet Meats
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 2 Raw Gourmet Meats
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 3 Raw Whole Birds
- ↑ 3 Raw Meats or 3 Raw Bird Drumsticks
- ↑ 3 Raw Meats
- ↑ 2 Raw Meats
- ↑ 3 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Big Hearty Radish or Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 3 Raw Bird Drumsticks
- ↑ 3 Raw Prime Meats or 3 Raw Bird Thighs
- ↑ 3 Raw Prime Meats
- ↑ 2 Raw Prime Meats
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 3 Raw Bird Thighs
- ↑ 4 Raw Gourmet Meats or 4 Raw Whole Birds
- ↑ 4 Raw Meats or 4 Raw Bird Drumsticks
- ↑ 4 Raw Prime Meats or 4 Raw Bird Thighs
Seafood-based
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
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Clam Chowder | Hearty Blueshell Snail + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | N/A[1] | 11 | 60 | 130[2] | N/A |
Crab Omelet with Rice | Any crab + Bird Egg + Rock Salt + Hylian Rice | 6 | 14[3] | 40 | 110[4] | N/A |
Crab Stir-Fry | Any crab + Goron Spice | 2 | 26[5] | 30 | 130[6] | N/A |
Crab Risotto | Any crab + Rock Salt + Hylian Rice + Goat Butter | 4 | 10[7] | 50 | 110[4] | N/A |
Creamy Seafood Soup | Any seafood + any herb + Rock Salt + Fresh Milk | 3 | 22[8] | 20 | 160[9] | Recipe must use Safflina, Swift Violet, Mighty Thistle, Armoranth, Blue Nightshade or Silent Princess |
Fish Pie | Any seafood + Rock Salt + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat | 4 | 6 | 40 | 140[10] | N/A |
Glazed Seafood | Any seafood + Courser Bee Honey | 6 | 18[11] | 30 | 260[12] | Recipe will always have Energizing prefix unless other effect-imparting fish are added |
Porgy Meunière | Any porgy + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat | 2 | 6 | 40 | 160[10] | N/A |
Salmon Meunière | Hearty Salmon + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat | N/A[1] | 14 | 40 | 160[10] | N/A |
Salmon Risotto | Hearty Salmon + Rock Salt + Hylian Rice + Goat Butter | N/A[1] | 14 | 50 | 110[2] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Crab | Any crab + Rock Salt | 2 | 26[5] | 30 | 120[6] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Fish | Any fish + Rock Salt | 2 | 14[13] | 20 | 240[12] | N/A |
Seafood Meunière | Any seafood + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat | 2 | 6 | 40 | 160[10] | Adding Hearty Salmon or Porgy will change results |
Seafood Rice Balls | Any fish + Hylian Rice | 4 | 10 | 20 | 240[12] | N/A |
Seafood Curry | Hearty Blueshell Snail or any Porgy + Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 4 | 20[14] | 40 | 180[15] | N/A |
Seafood Fried Rice | Hearty Blueshell Snail or any Porgy + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 4 | 18[16] | 40 | 180[15] | N/A |
Seafood Paella | Any porgy + Hearty Blueshell Snail + Rock Salt + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice | 12 | 12 | 100 | 100 | N/A |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hearty will always override recipe heal-properties unless additional 1-heart fish are added
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 1 Sanke Carp
- ↑ 1 Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 1 Bright-Eyed Crab + 1 Sanke Carp
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 3 Hearty Salmons + any crab
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 3 Sanke Carps + any crab
- ↑ 1 Hearty Blueshell Snail
- ↑ 2 Hearty Salmons + 1 Silent Princess
- ↑ 2 Sanke Carps + 1 Swift Violet or Silent Princess
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 2 Sanke Carps
- ↑ 4 Courser Bee Honeys + any 1-heart fish
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 4 Sanke Carps
- ↑ 1 Hearty Salmon + any four 1-heart fishes
- ↑ 2 Hearty Salmons + 1 any Porgy
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 1 Hearty Blueshell Snail + 2 Sanke Carps
- ↑ 1 Hearty Blueshell Snail + 1 Hearty Salmon + 1 any Porgy
Vegetable-based
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
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Carrot Stew | Any carrot + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat[1] | 4 | 15[2] | 40 | 200[3] | N/A |
Copious Fried Wild Greens | Any four different vegetables[4] | 0.25 | 23[5] | 10 | 240[6] | N/A |
Cream of Vegetable Soup | Any vegetable + Fresh Milk + Rock Salt | 1 | 3[7] | 20 | 40[8] | Recipe must use Safflina, Swift Violet, Mighty Thistle, Armoranth, Blue Nightshade or Silent Princess or the recipe will become Veggie Cream Soup |
Creamy Heart Soup | Any radish + Hydromelon + Voltfruit + Fresh Milk | 8 | 20[9] | 50 | 170[6] | Adding certain items may change results, such as produce Simmered Fruit |
Curry Pilaf | Hylian Rice + Goat Butter + Goron Spice | 2 | 10[10] | 30 | 140[11] | Adding meat, vegetables or mushrooms will change the recipe |
Curry Rice | Hylian Rice + Goron Spice | 2 | 14[12] | 20 | 150[13] | Adding meat, fish, Goat Butter, mushrooms or vegetables will change the recipe |
Fried Wild Greens | Any vegetable | 0 | 20[14] | 10 | 420[6] | N/A |
Glazed Veggies | Any vegetable + Courser Bee Honey | 5 | 20[15] | 30 | 370[6] | N/A |
Herb Sauté | Any vegetable + Goron Spice[4] | 0 | 19[16] | 10 | 350[14] | N/A |
Pumpkin Stew | Fortified Pumpkin + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | 4 | 12[17] | 40 | 140[9] | Due to Fortified Pumpkins being a defense-modifier, Pumpkin Stew will always have a Tough modifier if no other effect-imparting ingredients are added |
Salt-Grilled Greens | Any vegetable + Rock Salt[4] | 0 | 19[16] | 10 | 350[14] | N/A |
Vegetable Curry | Any carrot or pumpkin + Goron Spice + Hylian Rice | 3 | 22[18] | 30 | 280[14] | Adding meat or mushrooms will override recipe priority |
Vegetable Omelet | Any vegetable + Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Rock Salt | 2 | 14[19] | 30 | 210[6] | N/A |
Vegetable Risotto | Any carrot or pumpkin + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt[1] | 3 | 14[2] | 30 | 190[3] | N/A |
Veggie Cream Soup | Any pumpkin or carrot + Fresh Milk + Rock Salt | 1 | 21[20] | 20 | 300[21] | N/A |
Veggie Rice Balls | Any vegetable + Hylian Rice | 2 | 25[22] | 10 | 350[14] | N/A |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Adding non-carrot/radish ingredients will override priority and change recipe results
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 1 Endura Carrot + 1 Big Hearty Radish
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 2 Endura Carrots
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Adding meat or fish will override recipe priority
- ↑ 1 Big Hearty Radish + 1 Hearty Radish + 2 Endura Carrots + 1 Hyrule Herb
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ Silent Princess
- ↑ Silent Princess or Swift Violet
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 1 Raw Gourmet Meat
- ↑ 2 Courser Bee Honeys
- ↑ 2 Sanke Carps
- ↑ 3 Courser Bee Honeys
- ↑ 3 Hearty Durians
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 4 Endura Carrots
- ↑ Any combination of Endura Carrots and Courser Bee Honey, up to five total
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 1 Big Hearty Radish + 1 Hearty Radish + 1 Endura Carrot + 1 Hyrule Herb
- ↑ 1 Big Hearty Radish or 1 Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 1 Endura Carrot + 2 Big Hearty Radishes or Hearty Salmons
- ↑ 1 Endura Carrot + 1 Big Hearty Radish or Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 1 Endura Carrot + 2 Big Hearty Radishes
- ↑ 2 Raw Gourmet Meats + 1 Endura Carrot
- ↑ 3 Endura Carrots + 1 Big Hearty Radish or Hearty Salmon
Mushroom-based
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cream of Mushroom Soup | Any mushroom + any vegetable + Fresh Milk + Rock Salt | 7 | 19[1] | 30 | 240[2] | N/A |
Fragrant Mushroom Sauté | Any mushroom + Goron Spice | 4 | 8[3] | 20 | 180[4] | N/A |
Glazed Mushrooms | Any mushroom + Courser Bee Honey | 5 | 28[4] | 30 | 200[5] | N/A |
Mushroom Omelet | Any mushroom + Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Rock Salt | 3 | 15[6] | 30 | 170[7] | N/A |
Mushroom Rice Balls | Any mushroom + Hylian Rice | 3 | 14[8] | 10 | 180[4] | N/A |
Mushroom Risotto | Any mushroom + Goat Butter + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 3 | 6[9] | 30 | 170[7] | N/A |
Salt-Grilled Mushrooms | Any mushroom + Rock Salt | 1 | 8[3] | 10 | 180[4] | N/A |
- ↑ Big Hearty Truffle + Big Hearty Radish + Endura Carrot
- ↑ 1 Big Hearty Truffle + 1 Raw Gourmet Meat + 1 Endura Carrot
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 4 Endura Shrooms
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4 Big Hearty Truffles
- ↑ Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ 1 Endura Shroom + 1 Big Hearty Radish or Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 1 Big Hearty Truffle + 1 Raw Gourmet Meat
- ↑ 3 Endura Shrooms + 1 Big Hearty Radish or Hearty Salmon
- ↑ 2 Endura Shrooms
Fruits
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Copious Simmered Fruit | Any four different fruits | 4 | 13[1] | 40 | 100[2] | N/A |
Spicy Sautéed Peppers | Spicy Pepper | 1 | 5 | 10 | 50 | Provides a maximum of 12:30 minutes of low-level cold resistance (starting with 2:30 for one pepper) |
Simmered Fruit | Any fruit | 1 | 10[3] | 10 | 210[4] | N/A |
Sweets
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Apple Pie | Apple + Goat Butter + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 12[1] | 30 | 140[2] | N/A |
Carrot Cake | Any carrot + Goat Butter + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 15[1] | 40 | 210[2] | N/A |
Egg Pudding | Bird Egg + Fresh Milk + Cane Sugar | 3 | 15[3] | 30 | 230[2] | N/A |
Egg Tart | Bird Egg + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat + Cane Sugar | 4 | 10[1] | 30 | 140[2] | N/A |
Fried Bananas | Mighty Bananas + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 15[4] | 30 | 230[2] | N/A |
Fruit Cake | Apple or Wildberry + any other fruit + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 5 | 15[1] | 40 | 140[2] | N/A |
Fruit Pie | Any fruit + Goat Butter + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 10[1] | 40 | 140[2] | Adding apples or pumpkins will produce Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, or Fruit Cake |
Honey Candy | Courser Bee Honey | 2 | 18 | 20 | 140 | N/A |
Honey Crepe | Courser Bee Honey + Tabantha Wheat + Bird Egg + Cane Sugar + Fresh Milk | 10 | 10 | 70 | 70[2] | N/A |
Honeyed Apple | Apple + Courser Bee Honey | 5 | 17[5] | 30 | 120[2] | N/A |
Honeyed Fruits | Any fruit + Courser Bee Honey | 5 | 18[6] | 30 | 120[2] | Adding apples will instead produce Honeyed Apple |
Hot Buttered Apple | Apple + Goat Butter | 2 | 5[7] | 70 | 70[2] | N/A |
Nut Cake | Acorn or Chickaloo Tree Nut + Goat Butter + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 12[1] | 30 | 130[2] | N/A |
Plain Crepe | Tabantha Wheat + Bird Egg + Cane Sugar + Fresh Milk | 5 | 14[1] | 30 | 140[2] | N/A |
Pumpkin Pie | Fortified Pumpkin + Goat Butter + Cane Sugar + Tabantha Wheat | 3 | 10[8] | 40 | 140[1] | Recipe will always have Tough prefix if no other effect-imparting ingredients are added |
Wildberry Crepe | Wildberry + Tabantha Wheat + Bird Egg + Cane Sugar + Fresh Milk | 10 | 10 | 50 | 50 | N/A |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1 Raw Gourmet Meat
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 Same as max possible hearts
- ↑ 1 Palm Fruit + 1 Courser Bee Honey
- ↑ 2 Raw Gourmet Meats
- ↑ 4 Courser Bee Honeys
- ↑ 4 Courser Bee Honeys + 1 Palm Fruit
- ↑ 4 Apples
- ↑ 1 Courser Bee Honey
Monster Food
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
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Monster Soup | Monster Extract + Goat Butter + Fresh Milk + Tabantha Wheat | 6 | 12[1] | 30 | 140[2] | N/A |
Monster Curry | Monster Extract + Goron Spice + Hylian Rice | 5 | 17[3] | 30 | 230[2] | N/A |
Monster Rice Balls | Monster Extract + Hylian Rice + Rock Salt | 0.25 | 17[3] | 20 | 220[2] | N/A |
Monster Stew | Monster Extract + any meat + any seafood | 0.25 | 20[4] | 40 | 360[4] | N/A |
Monster Cake | Monster Extract + Cane Sugar + Goat Butter + Tabantha Wheat | 0.25 | 11[1] | 30 | 140[2] | N/A |
Other
Item | Requirements | Min Hearts Restored | Max Hearts Restored | Min Selling Price | Max Selling Price | Notes |
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Dubious Food | Monster parts or incompatible items | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | N/A |
Fairy Tonic | Fairy | 7 | N/A | 2 | 2 | Four fairies will produce a full-heal Fairy Tonic |
Rock-Hard Food | Gems or wood | 0.25 | 0.25 | 2 | 2 | N/A |
Sautéed Nuts | Acorn or Chickaloo Tree Nut | 0.5 | 2.5 | 8 | 50 | N/A |
Wheat Bread | Tabantha Wheat + Rock Salt | 2 | 14[1] | 10 | 270[2] | N/A |
Elixirs
When cooking elixirs, critters will influence effect-strength while monster parts influence effect-duration. Having 4/5 monster parts will produce the longest-lasted elixirs but with a tradeoff towards effect-strength, however, having 4/5 critters will produce the maximum effect-strength with a generally long duration. The rarest monster parts, such as guts, tails and cores, provide the best duration buffs; while the lowest; horns, tentacles, non-elemental keese wings and non-elemental chuchu jelly provide the most minimum buffs for duration.
Adding an Acorn, Apple or Chickaloo Tree Nut to an elixir will add minor healing properties and minor duration boosts that the elixir would not otherwise have. However, acorns or tree-nuts are considered worse than even the lowest-tier effect modifiers. Fairies can be cooked into a tonic which restores hearts, the amount determined by the number of fairies used and do not require additional ingredients besides at least one fairy.
Like recipes and bonus hearts, produced elixirs may randomly end up with bonus effects to potency or duration. Dragon parts will also provide the same expected bonuses for duration, with the rare dragon horns providing the highest at a 30-minute buff increase. Some elixir times may appear to be skewed in terms of effect vs duration but they tend to even out with high-tier monster parts as the bulk. Given certain kinds of guts/etc are the same tier, if one prefers to spread resources or be efficient, it is recommended to use the most plentiful tier-3 monster parts available, typically Bokoblin Guts or Keese Eyeballs.
Low-tier Monster Parts (+1:10) | Mid-tier Monster Parts (+1:50) | High-tier Monster Parts (+3:10) |
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Ancient Screw, Ancient Spring, Bokoblin Horn, Chuchu Jelly, Hinox Toenail, Keese Wing, Lizalfos Horn, Lynel Horn, Moblin Horn, Octorok Balloon, Octorok Tentacle | Ancient Gear, Ancient Shaft Bokoblin Fang, Electric Keese Wing, Fire Keese Wing, Hinox Tooth, Ice Keese Wing, Lizalfos Talon, Lynel Hoof, Moblin Fang, Molduga Fin, Octorok Eyeball, Red Chuchu Jelly, White Chuchu Jelly, Yellow Chuchu Jelly | Ancient Core, Bokoblin Guts, Giant Ancient Core, Hinox Guts, Icy Lizalfos Tail, Keese Eyeball, Moblin Guts, Lizalfos Tail, Lynel Guts, Molduga Guts, Red Lizalfos Tail, Yellow Lizalfos Tail |
Open-flame Cooked & Frozen
Open-flame cooked foods are created by dropping raw materials into an open flame, dropping them on the ground on Death Mountain, or by killing an animal which drops raw materials with a fire-based weapon. Frozen/icy foods are created by dropping raw proteins (fruits, vegetables, and mushrooms will not freeze) on the ground in extremely snowy regions or by killing an animal which drops raw materials with an ice-based weapon.
Proteins
Item | Open Flame | Selling Price | Hearts Restored | Frozen | Selling Price | Hearts Restored | Special Effect | Effect Time |
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Armored Carp | Roasted Carp | 15 | 1.5 | Frozen Carp | 18 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Armored Porgy | Roasted Porgy | 15 | 1.5 | Frozen Porgy | 18 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Bright-Eyed Crab | Blackened Crab | 12 | 1.5 | Frozen Crab | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Chillfin Trout | Roasted Trout | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Trout | 10 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Hearty Bass | Roasted Hearty Bass | 12 | 3 | Frozen Hearty Bass | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Hearty Blueshell Snail | Blueshell Escargot | 15 | 4.5 | Icy Hearty Blueshell Snail | 18 | 3 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Hearty Salmon | Roasted Hearty Salmon | 15 | 4.5 | Frozen Hearty Salmon | 18 | 4 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Hyrule Bass | Roasted Bass | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Bass | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Ironshell Crab | Blackened Crab | 12 | 1.5 | Frozen Crab | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Mighty Carp | Roasted Carp | 15 | 1.5 | Frozen Carp | 18 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Mighty Porgy | Roasted Porgy | 15 | 1.5 | Frozen Porgy | 18 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Bird Drumstick | Roasted Bird Drumstick | 12 | 1.5 | Frozen Bird Drumstick | 15 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Bird Thigh | Roasted Bird Thigh | 24 | 2.25 | Frozen Bird Thigh | 28 | 1.5 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Gourmet Meat | Seared Gourmet Steak | 35 | 4.5 | Icy Gourmet Meat | 40 | 3 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Meat | Seared Steak | 12 | 1.5 | Icy Meat | 15 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Prime Meat | Seared Prime Steak | 24 | 2.25 | Icy Prime Meat | 28 | 1.5 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Raw Whole Bird | Roasted Whole Bird | 35 | 4.5 | Frozen Whole Bird | 40 | 3 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Razorclaw Crab | Blackened Crab | 12 | 1.5 | Frozen Crab | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Sanke Carp | Roasted Carp | 15 | 1.5 | Frozen Carp | 18 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Sizzlefin Trout | Roasted Trout | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Trout | 10 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Sneaky River Snail | Sneaky River Escargot | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen River Snail | 10 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Staminoka Bass | Roasted Bass | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Bass | 14 | 2 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Stealthfin Trout | Roasted Trout | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Trout | 10 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Voltfin Trout | Roasted Trout | 9 | 1.5 | Frozen Trout | 10 | 1 | temporary boost to heat resistance | 1:00 |
Fruits, Vegetables, and Mushrooms
Item | Open Flame | Selling Price | Hearts Restored |
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Acorn | Roasted Acorn | 2 | 0.5 |
Apple | Baked Apple | 3 | 0.75 |
Armoranth | Roasted Armoranth | 8 | 0.5 |
Big Hearty Radish | Roasted Big Radish | 24 | 6 |
Big Hearty Truffle | Roasted Big Truffle | 24 | 4.5 |
Chickaloo Tree Nut | Roasted Tree Nut | 2 | 0.5 |
Chillshroom | Toasty Chillshroom | 6 | 0.75 |
Endura Carrot | Roasted Endura Carrot | 38 | 3 |
Endura Shroom | Toasty Endura Shroom | 5 | 1.5 |
Fleet-Lotus Seeds | Roasted Lotus Seeds | 8 | 0.75 |
Fortified Pumpkin | Baked Fortified Pumpkin | 8 | 0.75 |
Hearty Durian | Roasted Hearty Durian | 12 | 4.5 |
Hearty Radish | Roasted Radish | 12 | 3.75 |
Hearty Truffle | Toasty Hearty Truffle | 8 | 3 |
Hydromelon | Roasted Hydromelon | 8 | 0.75 |
Hylian Shroom | Toasty Hylian Shroom | 3 | 0.75 |
Ironshroom | Toasty Ironshroom | 5 | 0.75 |
Mighty Bananas | Roasted Mighty Bananas | 8 | 0.75 |
Mighty Thistle | Roasted Mighty Thistle | 8 | 0.5 |
Palm Fruit | Baked Palm Fruit | 6 | 1.5 |
Razorshroom | Toasty Razorshroom | 5 | 0.75 |
Rushroom | Toasty Rushroom | 5 | 0.75 |
Silent Shroom | Toasty Silent Shroom | 3 | 0.75 |
Spicy Pepper | Charred Pepper | 5 | 0.75 |
Stamella Shroom | Toasty Stamella Shroom | 5 | 0.75 |
Sunshroom | Toasty Sunshroom | 6 | 0.75 |
Swift Carrot | Roasted Swift Carrot | 6 | 0.75 |
Voltfruit | Roasted Voltfruit | 8 | 0.75 |
Wildberry | Roasted Wildberry | 5 | 0.75 |
Zapshroom | Toasty Zapshroom | 6 | 0.75 |
Recipe Posters
Recipe Name | Location | Origin |
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Apple Pie | Rito Village | Misa's Recipe Book in The Slippery Falcon general store |
Chilly Fruit Pie | Kara Kara Bazaar | Poster inside Shaillu's shop |
Chilly Mushroom Risotto | Gerudo Canyon Stable | Poster inside stable |
Gerudo Town | Poster inside the Noble Canteen | |
Creamy Heart Soup | Gerudo Town | Ashai in her home at night |
Curry Rice | Rito Stable | Lester from the Curry for What Ails You side quest |
Egg Tart | South Akkala Stable | Poster inside stable |
Electro Elixir | Wetland Stable | Poster inside stable |
Energizing Apple Pie | Lakeside Stable | Poster inside stable |
Energizing Crab Stir-Fry | Riverside Stable | Poster inside stable |
Energizing Honeyed Apple | Kakariko Village | Koko for the Koko's Specialty side quest |
Energizing Honey Crepe | Outskirt Stable | Poster inside stable |
Fireproof Elixir | Foothill Stable | Poster inside stable |
Fruitcake | Hyrule Castle | Book in the library |
Hasty Elixir | Tabantha Bridge Stable | Poster inside stable |
Hasty Veggie Cream Soup | Kakariko Village | Koko for the Koko's Kitchen side quest |
Hasty Vegetable Curry | Woodland Stable | Poster inside stable |
Hearty Clam Chowder | Gerudo Town | Poster inside Ashai's home |
Hearty Salmon Meunière | Rito Village | Genli as part of the Recital at Warbler's Nest shrine quest |
Hearty Salmon Risotto | Hateno Village | Ivee's Diary inside the East Wind general store |
Hot Buttered Apple | Kakariko Village | Koko for the Cooking with Koko side quest |
Meat and Rice Bowl | East Akkala Stable | Poster inside stable |
Serenne Stable | Poster inside stable | |
Might Fried Bananas | Rito Village | Misa's Recipe Book in The Slippery Falcon general store |
Monster Cake | Hyrule Castle | Book in the library |
Mushroom Risotto | Hateno Village | Ivee's Diary inside the East Wind general store |
Nutcake | Rito Village | Misa's Recipe Book in The Slippery Falcon general store |
Seafood Paella | Lurelin Village | Kiana for the What's for Dinner? side quest |
Spicy Meat Stew | Rito Stable | Poster inside stable |
Spicy Mushroom Rice Balls | Snowfield Stable | Poster inside stable |
Hateno Village | Poster inside East Wind general store | |
Tough Meat-Stuffed Pumpkin | Kakariko Village | Koko for the Koko Cuisine side quest |
Tough Pumpkin Stew | Hateno Village | Girl's Notebook in the house with the Goddess statue |
Cooking Statistics
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In Breath of the Wild, cooking is not explained well. There are many variables and factors that come into play when using a Cooking Pot, or just simply roasting something.
Effect Points
When making a meal to create an effect in Breath of the Wild, there is a certain amount of "effect points" that you need to use in order to get a certain level effect. We'll show the graphics first, then explain.
Explanation
Depending on what effect level you want in your dish, you need a certain number of points. The second graphic shows you how many points you need to get an effect. Different materials give different amounts of points. The first graphic shows how many points each material gives you for a specific effect. For example, if Link puts four Armoranths into a pot, the dish created will give a level one tough effect, because each armoranth equals one point, and a level two effect requires 5 points, so it can only be a level one. But if Link puts in 3 Razorshrooms and a Mighty Porgy, he will get a level 3 tough effect because razorshrooms are worth 2 points and a mighty porgy is worth 3, totalling to 9 points, which exceeds the 7-point requirement for a level 3 tough effect.
Notes
- Some effects in the second table only have two rows because you cannot create a level 3 effect.