There are far too many combinations to list them all here, although your personal recipe list (go to the Food tab and hit 'X' to find it) keeps a record of all recipe history, so make sure to reference that if you've created something extra special and you want to recreate it. Best Recipes Link learned this dish after a spell as an apprentice at Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons, just on the outskirts of Hateno village, if memory serves. “ Honeycomb plus meat equals yum,” is what Raymond told him. Meat-stuffed pumpkin Gives you a nice glow effect for when you're in the deepest darkest reaches of the Depths. Hearty Elixir Here you'll find the coordinates of every major location, including all Skyview Towers: Skyview Towers

Recovers health. Add more for greater effect, and different types for added buffs (e.g. Rushroom for speed buff) Once you've cooked a meal, the recipe is saved and can be accessed from your Food submenu or your Materials submenu. Select any item and highlight 'Select for recipe' and you'll see a list of the recipes you've discovered that use that ingredient. Press 'A' again to hold the ingredients required (if you have them), and you're ready to cook. Status Effect Ingredient List Here is a full list of every recipe in Tears of the Kingdom. As we mentioned above, there are far too many to list every possible permutation of each recipe, but here's a list of the basics. Manage cookie settings Eurogamer analyses the latest Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom trailer frame-by-frame. Watch on YouTube The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is more than just a sequel. If its predecessor — 2017’s near-universally hailed Breath of the Wild — taught you to toss out the rulebook, Tears of the Kingdom teaches you to forget it existed in the first place. Within minutes, you’ll learn to rethink nearly all of your preconceptions about how an open-world game functions on a subatomic level.If you can't wait until May to get a little bit of Tears of the Kingdom in your life, you can get yourself a Nintendo Switch OLED Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Special Edition console and it should arrive by the weekend. It's out this Friday, so you have more than enough time to transfer over from your old Switch before Tears of the Kingdom releases May 12. Now, why did Link write this one down? “Make this by heating up some milk,” he says in his cookbook. You gonna forget that one, Link, buddy? Combining Hylian rice with any herb or leafy green is a great way to make this traditional home-style dish of Kakariko Village. Try out different herbs and you might find a boost to one of Link’s abilities. Omelet veggie porridge, i have 3 recipes for it: 3 stambulbs, 1 hylian rice, 1 fresh milk | 1 fresh milk, 1 hylian rice, 1 hyrule herb, 1 sandelion | 1 hylian rice, 1 hyrule herb, 1 fresh milk, and 1 silent shroom

Recovers 2 hearts. Can have different effects depending on the mushrooms used (e.g. Stamella Shroom will restore hearts and stamina) Look for recipe posters on the walls in stables and shops, too. These posters show dishes and their constituent ingredients, so make a note and follow the recipe. We put this under “meat and poultry” because, well, as its pixelated presentation suggests, whatever is in this dish is not for the faint of heart. Just combine monster parts with anything edible and you’re sure to ruin Link’s day. It’s a bit weird Link bothered to write down this recipe, though I guess he’s known to be forgetful. All you need to do is get some stambulb and cook it. Who’d’a thunk it, huh? This dish is great for long paraglides through the air, as it recovers some of Link’s stamina. Salt-fried greens Salt and eggs can make an omelette, you know. I’m not sure why Link spells it like that. Is that how Americans spell it? Is Link American? Add some mushrooms for a mushroom omelette, of course. Fried wild greensTo learn a recipe, you have to cook the meal once. This is typically achieved through trial and error, mainly, or by talking to NPCs and finding recipes in the world — or by referencing a guide like the one found below. Got some spicy peppers? Then you can sautée them in a flash. The spiciness of the peppers is broken by the heat for a sweeter taste, apparently, though I’m not quite sure what Link meant when he wrote that in his cookbook. Veggie rice balls While all you need is fish or seafood and some mushrooms to make this one, you can be more experimental. Whether it’s bright-eyed crabs or glowing cave fish, you can get all sorts of boosts with this lovely dish. Careful not to mix ability-boosting mushrooms with ability-boosting fish, though, as they cancel each other out. Salt-grilled fish Now Playing: The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Starter Guide How to cook in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Throwing Raw Meat, an Acorn, a Skyshroom, and a Spicy Pepper together will create a Pepper Steak that restores four-and-a-half hearts, but also grants you 4 minutes 20 seconds of Cold Resistance.

To use a cooking pot, open your inventory, and select the ingredients you want to use. You can add up to five, and how much you add may determine the effect you get. Cooking one Rushroom provides a low-level speed boost that lasts for a short time, for example, but if you cook three, the boost lasts for longer. Rarer ingredients tend to offer stronger effects as well. The Staminoka Bass gives you a better stamina buff than the Stamella Mushroom or the stamina onion bulb.Last longer with this elixir which replenishes and extends your stamina so you can run, fight, climb and paraglide like a boss. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Full Recipe List