The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Cooking Guide

A guide for Cooking in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Zelda: TotK), including recommended dishes, how to cook, cooking tips, and other useful information. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is set for release on May 12, 2023, for the Nintendo Switch.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Zelda: TotK) - Cooking Guide

Cooking Guide for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Zelda: TotK)

Please note that the information in this article is based on other Zelda titles and will be updated once the Tears of the Kingdom officially comes out.

Recommended Dishes

Max Cuisine

Effect: Heart limit is temporarily increased.

Dish Recipe Effect
Max Stewed Fruit Max Dorian x1 Max Heart + 4

Stamina Food

Effect: Increases the upper limit of the Stamina Vessel temporarily.

Dish Recipe Effect
Stamina Skewered Mushroom Guts Bamboo x1 Stamina Vessel +20%

Heart Recovery: 2

Stamina Grilled Wild Vegetables Guts Carrots x1 Stamina Vessel + 40%

Heart Recovery: 4

Stamina Recovery

Effect: Stamina Vessel Recovery

Dish Recipe Effect
Ganbari Hot Milk Ganbari Honey x1

Hyrule Rice x1

Fresh Milk x1

Millet Sugar x1

Stamina Vessel Recovery: 20%

Heart Recovery: 11

Ganbari Wrapped Grilled Mushrooms  Ganbari Bamboo x2

Hyrule Grass x1

Stamina Vessel Recovery: 40%

Heart Recovery: 4

Power Food

Effect: Attack Power Up

Dish Recipe Effect
Power Medicine Lv. 3 Tsurugi Kabuto x1

Tsurugidai x2

Demon Liver x2

Power Effect Lv. 3

Heart Recovery: 4

Power Upper Beast Meat Bowl Tsurugi Mushroom x1

Superior Beast Meat x1

Hyrule Rice x1

Rock Salt x1

Power Attack Lv. 1

Heart Recovery: 6

Defense Food

Effect: Defense Power Up

Dish Recipe Effect
Kachikochi Skewered Mushrooms Yoroitake x4

Mamono Extract x1

Clicky Lv. 3

Heart Recovery: 4

Kachikochi Fruit Mushroom Flavor Yori Mushroom x1

Apple x3

Clicky Lv. 1

Heart Recovery: 4

Go-Go Cuisine

Effect: Movement Speed Up

Dish Recipe Effect
Go Go Medicine Lv. 3 Go Go Frog

Go Go Lotus Fruit x2

Go Go Dake x1

Demon Liver x1

Go Go Effect Lv. 3

Heart Recovery: 3

Go Go Stewed Fruit Go Go Lotus Fruit x5 Go Go Effect Lv. 3

Heart Recovery: 5

Heat Resistance

Effect: Resistance against Heat.

Dish Recipe Effect
Cooling Medicine Lv. 2 Hinyariyama x1

Hinyari Mushroom x3

Demon Liver x1

Heat Resistance Effect Lv. 2

Heart Recovery: 3

Cold Resistance

Effect: Resistance against Cold

Dish Recipe Effect
Spicy Skewered Mushrooms Pokapokadake x5 Cold Resistance Lv. 2

Heart Recovery: 5

Spicy Fruit Mushroom Sauce Warm Grass Fruit x3

Warm Bamboo Dake x2

Cold Resistance Lv. 2

Heart Recovery: 5

Shock Resistance

Effect: Resistance against Electric

Dish Recipe Effect
Electric Medicine Lv. 3 Biribiriyanma x1

Biribiri Mushroom x2

Biribiri Fruit x1

Demon Liver x1

Charge Effect Lv. 3

Heart Recovery: 3

How to cook

Cooking in a pot

Cooking is done using pots that can be found in various places. Pots are commonly found in Bokoburin villages; try cooking using these pots whenever you see one.

Unlit pots

As players progress through the game, they may find unlit pots. Unlit pots can be lit with a torch or a flint.

Some dishes can be cooked without using pots

You can cook without using a pot if you use the Sowing Bundle and Flint to build a fire. However, this method requires attention because the ingredients may end up burned if you are not careful.

Cooking Tips

The combination of ingredients changes the dish

The outcome of your cooking may vary based on the ingredients you use. Whether you’re cooking food or making medicine, the ingredients you use will have an impact on the dish. To avoid a disastrous outcome, it is best to stick to the recipe.

The more ingredients you use, the greater the effect

A dish can have a maximum of 5 ingredients, and the more ingredients you use, the better the dish will be. When multiple ingredients with different effects are cooked, the effects fade and become ordinary recovery items.

To conclude, it is best to mix ingredients that have similar effects in order to maintain the benefits.

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