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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom once again offers players a chance to tackle culinary challenges with a slew of recipes. By collecting forgeable vegetables, hunting for delicious meats, and tossing in unique seasonings, players have no shortage of ways to buff Link for important battles. To add to the fun, new items like the Portable Pot make cooking both a campsite luxury and an on-the-go delight. ** This Guide is currently in progress, and will continue to update as new info becomes available** Because cooking was one of my favorite things about the first game, learning that it would be included and more accessible in Tears of the Kingdom marked it as one of my most anticipated activities while returning to Hyrule. For anyone just as excited, below is a guide on how to cook, what recipes are available to prepare, and how to obtain new gear like the Portable Pot. How to Cook in Tears of the Kingdom Screenshot via Gamepur Cooking in Tears of the Kingdom is similar to the previous Legend of Zelda title. Players will first need to find a Cooking Pot that has a fire crackling beneath it. If the fire isn't lit, a lump of flint dropped with wood under a cold pot can be struck with a metal weapon to get the needed heat going. After finding or setting up a Cooking Pot, players will then need to select up to Five ingredients from their inventory to toss into the pot. Each ingredient has a special property, and stacking certain items together, or using more than one of a specific option, is the key to getting optimal buffs from meals. How to get the Portable Pot In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, cooking is easier than ever thanks to the Portable Pot. This item is a Zonai device and taken on the road. It is important to remember that the Portable Pot is a single use item. This means that once it's set up in a location, it can't be packed up and moved to a new location. Because of this, keeping several on hand, and being careful about setting up camp, will be essential to culinary success. Every Recipe in Tears of the Kingdom Image via Nintendo Currently, many of the recipes are still being discovered in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Below are all the known cooking recipes currently discovered. Recipe IngredientsBase HeartsEffectsSteamed Mushroomsx2 Hyrule Herb, x1 Hylian Shroom, x2 ApplesSevenN/AMeat and Seafood Fryx1 Meat, x2 FishSixN/APepper Steakx1 Meat, x1 Spicy Pepper, x1 Garlic, x1 AcornFiveN/A All Cooking Ingredients in Tears of the Kingdom Many of the ingredients found in Breath of the Wild also make their appearance in Tears of the Kingdom. This means players will have a full fridge if they keep up on foraging, hunting, and purchasing goods from local shops. Here is every cooking ingredient we've found so far in Tears of the Kingdom. IngredientTypeHeartsEffectAppleFruit1/2N/AHydromelonFruit1/2Heat ResistanceHeart DurianFruitThreeTemporary extra heartsMighty BananasFruit1/2Attack BuffFleet-Lotus SeedsFruit1/2Speed BuffWildberryFruit1/2N/ASpicy PepperFruit1/2Cold ResistancePalm FruitFruit1/2N/AShock FruitFruitTBATBASplash FruitFruitTBATBADazzlefruitFruitTBATBAGolden AppleFruitTBATBAIce FruitFruitTBATBAFire FruitFruitTBATBAHylian TomatoFruitTBATBAVoltfruitFruit1/2Electricity ResistanceSwift CarrotVegetable1/2Speed BuffStambulbVegetableTBATemporary Stamina BoostBig Hearty RadishVegetableFourTemporary extra heartsHearty RadishVegetableTwo & 1/2Temporary extra heartsEndura CarrotVegetableTwoTemporary Stamina BoostFortified PumpkinVegetables1/2Defense BuffHylian ShroomMushroom1/2N/AEndura ShroomMushroomOneTemporary Stamina BoostBig Hearty TruffleMushroomThreeTemporary extra heartsHearty TruffleMushroomTwoTemporary extra heartsChillshroomMushroom1/2Heat ResistanceRushroomMushroom1/2Speed BuffRazorshroomMushroom1/2Attack BuffSilent ShroomMushroom1/2Stealth BuffSunshroomMushroom1/2Cold ResistanceStamella ShroomMushroomOneStamina RestorationZapshroomMushroom1/2Electricity ResistancePuffshroomMushroomTBATBASkyshroomMushroomTBATBABrightcapMushroomTBATBASilent PrincessHerbN/AStealth BuffWarm SafflinaHerbN/ACold ResistanceAmoranthHerbN/AN/AHyrule HerbHerbOneN/AMighty ThistleHerbN/AAttack BuffSwift VioletHerbN/ASpeed BuffElectric SafflinaHerbN/AElectricity ResistanceBlue NightshadeHerbN/AStealth BuffSundelionHerbTBATBABomb FlowerHerbTBATBAMuddle BudHerbTBATBACane SugarGroceryN/AN/ACourser Bee HoneyGroceryTwoStamina RestorationHylian RiceGroceryOneN/ATabantha WheatGroceryOneN/AAcornGrocery1/4N/AChickaloo Tree NutGrocery1/4N/ABird EggGroceryOneN/AGoat ButterGroceryN/AN/AFresh MilkGrocery1/2N/AGoron SpiceGroceryN/AN/A Here are the meat and seafood types that can be hunted in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: MeatTypeHeartsEffectRaw MeatMeatOneN/ARaw Prime MeatMeatOne & 1/2N/ARaw Gourmet MeatMeatThreeN/ARaw Bird DrumstickMeatOneN/ARaw Bird ThighMeatOne & 1/2N/ARaw Whole BirdMeatThreeN/AHyrule BassFishOneN/AArmored CarpFish1/2Defense BuffChillfin TroutFishOneHeat ResistanceMighty CarpFishOneAttack BuffArmored PorgyFish1/2Defense BuffHearty BassFishTwoTemporary extra heartsHearty Blueshell SnailFishThreeTemporary extra heartsHearty SalmonFishFourTemporary extra heartsVoltfin TroutFishOneElectricity ResistanceSizzlefin TroutFishOneCold ResistanceMighty PorgyFishOneAttack BuffSanke CarpFishOneN/ASneaky River SnailFishOneStealth BuffStealthfin TroutFishOneStealth BuffStaminoka BassFishOneStamina RestorationGlowing Cave FishFishTBATBAAncient ArowanaFishTBATBAIronshell CrabFishOneDefense BuffBright-Eyed CrabFishOneStamina RegenerationRazorclaw CrabFishOneAttack Buff With so many exciting new ingredients to try, and recipes to cook, Tears of the Kingdom fans are sure to stay busy and satiated while soaring to new culinary heights.

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