Meat and Mushroom Skewer - Any meat + Any mushroom. The recipes are listed from the least to most beneficial, but if a combo might result in more than one dish, the outcome will be the better quality dish. Raw whole bird and raw gourmet meat are the top tier of meats, restoring 12. Raw bird thigh and raw prime meat are in the middle, restoring six HP. Raw bird drumstick and raw meat are at the low end of the meat scale, restoring four HP. Once they're cooked, the number of hearts they refill will increase. Meat doesn't add any special effect to a dish but will replenish your heart gauge to varying degrees. Killing medium sized animals like large birds, boars, goats, and deer, will reward you with meat of varying qualities. It's always better to make actual meals in a cooking pot, but if you can't travel to one, are stuck for inventory space, or need to cool down sharpish, then roasting and freezing food is a good fallback. Dropping neutral blue jelly into the snow or a fire, will turn it into the jelly of that element. Although roasted and frozen foods aren't brilliant, they do stack in your inventory unlike all of the other dishes, which is handy. White Chuchu jelly will freeze things, red will start fires (great for when you don't have any flint), and yellow is electric. To freeze food, you can drop it into the snow, shoot it with an ice arrow anything that exposes it to freezing temperatures will do the trick.Ĭhuchu jelly is particularly handy for starting fires or freezing things, as dropping the jelly and hitting it causes an explosion of that element. On the downside, any effects the food might have bestowed is removed.įreezing food won't increase the amount of hearts refilled when you eat it, but it will produce the cold resistance effect. Once roasted, the food will increase the amount of HP replenished by 50% of the base, uncooked value. Roasting an item requires an open flame it can be a campfire or, in a pinch, some grass you've set fire to, or a flammable wooden crate. When there isn't a cooking pot in sight, and you need food, you can make do with roasting or freezing certain ingredients. Armoranth, E, 50 - Akkala Highlands, Hyrule Ridge. Fortified Pumpkin, B, 50 - Hyrule Field, West Necluda. Ironshroom, B, 50 - Lanayru Great Spring, West Necluda. Mighty Thistle, E, 50 - West Necluda, Faron Grasslands. Razorshroom, B, 50 - West Necluda, East Necluda. Swift Violet, A, 60 - Hebra Mountains, Gerudo Highlands. Silent Shroom, C, 120 - Hyrule Field, Akkala Highlands. Swift Carrot, E, 60 - Hyrule Ridge, Faron Grasslands. 
Rushroom, E, 60 - Great Hyrule Forest, Tabantha Frontier.Fleet-Lotus Seeds, B, 60 - Lanayru Wetlands, Lanayru Great Spring.Using ingredients with higher potency grades also increases the level of the final dish, so stack ingredients or use grade A or B to get a level three meal. These dishes produce an effect which generally last for a set amount of time, so higher levels will mean that the effect lasts longer. The following categories of materials can be stacked in recipes to increase the level of the finished dish, with one being the lowest, and three being the highest. Endura Shroom, C - Hyrule Ridge, Hyrule Field.The effects stack, so the more you add to a recipe, the bigger the extra yellow stamina bar will be. Courser Bee Honey, B - Shoot down or hit any beehive found in trees in HyruleĮnduring ingredients will give you extra stamina, temporarily increasing the size of your stamina wheel.Stamella Shroom, C - Great Hyrule Forest, Hyrule Field.The amount recovered depends on the potency grade of the ingredient, but effects stack, so the more you add, the more stamina will be replenished. Hearty Radish, C - Akkala Highlands, Lanayru Great SpringĮnergizing ingredients restore stamina.Big Hearty Radish, A - Hebra Mountains, Gerudo Highlands.Hearty Truffle, E - Hebra Mountains, Great Hyrule Forest.Big Hearty Truffle, B - Hebra Mountains, Mount Lanayru.Hearty Durian, B - West Necluda, Faron Grasslands.It's worth noting that cooking a single hearty ingredient will produce an item of food that will fully replenish your HP gauge, regardless of how many hearts it's made up of, so these are particularly handy for later in the game when things get really tough. The effects stack so you can throw in two grade E hearty ingredients for more yellow hearts. The amount of extra hearts depends on the potency, ranging from one yellow heart (grade E) to five yellow hearts (grade A). These ingredients fully restore your HP gauge and buff it with extra hearts. Grade E is the weakest, while A is the strongest. The ingredients also have a potency grade that essentially make the buff better, but it varies slightly within the categories.
Once you know the effects and the ingredients that bestow them, you can prepare dishes for any occasion.
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