![]() These "food values" measure how plentifully an ingredient can fulfill a recipe's need for certain food groups. Monster Meat (Raw or Cooked) Monster Jerky Durian (Raw or Cooked) Dead Jellyfish (Raw or Cooked) ( ) Dried Jellyfish ( ) Dead Rainbow Jellyfish (Raw or Cooked) ( ) Food values See also: Food Though it follows the twig rule, it's useful to note that Bacon and Eggs can be made with two Monster Meat, one tallbird egg, and one stick. ![]() If two or more Monster Foods are used in the pot, the crock pot produces Monster Lasagna unless Twigs are added (which makes Wet Goop), or higher priority food is available thus, only one Monster Food should be attempted as filler for a dish, except Surf 'n' Turf. Using them when possible is efficient, as Twigs are usually easier to get than Food. While a lot of recipes prohibit their use one dish, Kabobs, actually requires Twigs. For example: Dragonpie cannot have any Meat ingredients in it. When filler is called for, most valid ingredients (see above) will usually work though some recipes explicitly prohibit a couple ingredients or food groups. Turkey Dinner Mandrake Soup Guacamole ( ) Mussel Bouillabaise ( ) Sweet Potato Souffle ( ) FillerĪn ingredient is "filler" if it can be added to a partially prepared recipe without changing the Crock Pot's output most recipes call for less than four ingredients, so fillers are need to fill the pot. Turkey Dinner requires raw Drumsticks but the other meat component can be cooked.): The following recipes do not work with specific cooked foods (i.e. The following recipes do not work with any cooked foods: The following items can be used in a Crock Pot:Īny Meat (raw or cooked) Any Monster Food (raw or cooked) Any Fish or Seafood Any Egg (raw or cooked) Any Fruit (raw or cooked) Any Vegetable (raw or cooked) Any Sweetener Certain inedible items ( See Inedible) Butterfly Wings Mandrake Any Dairy Ice Moleworm Roasted Birchnut Wobster Any Bug Foliage Nettle Kelp Fronds (raw, cooked or dried) Lesser Glow Berry Moon Moth Wings Invalid ingredientsĪlthough edible, the following items cannot be used in any recipes:ĭark Petals Deerclops Eyeball Foliage (excluding ) Garland Glow Berry (excluding ) Guardian's Horn Hatching Tallbird Egg Koalefant Trunk (excluding ) Light Bulb Mandrake (cooked – raw o.k.) Petals Rot Rotten Egg Seeds (raw or cooked) Winter Koalefant Trunk (raw or cooked) (excluding ) Birchnut (applies only to raw roasted can be used in crock pot) Coconut (whole – halved or roasted o.k.) Dead Swordfish Dead Wobster (raw or cooked - alive o.k.) Dragoon Heart Eye of the Tiger Shark Blooming Tuber (raw or cooked) Bramble Bulb Clippings Flytrap Stalk Lotus Flower (raw or cooked) Magic Water Nectar Poison Dartfrog Legs (raw or cooked) Seed Pod (raw or cooked) Tuber (raw or cooked) Lune Tree Blossom Fish) some might count as a meat, fruit, or vegetable when fed to a Pig but not when used in a Crock Pot.Īn 11th food group, Fat, has gone unimplemented. Butterfly Wings) some fall into multiple (e.g. Some Foods do not fall into any of these groups (e.g. There are 9 recognised food groups when cooking with a Crock Pot: Meals remain in the Crock Pot until either a player removes it, a Lureplant "eats" it, or the pot is destroyed. In the vanilla game, a meal doesn't begin to spoil until a player removes it from the Crock Pot. Non-spoilable ingredients are ignored when calculating average spoil percentage. if 1 monster meat and 3 berries, all 90% spoiled (10% fresh), are placed in the Crock Pot, the resulting meatball will be 45% spoiled (55% fresh)). When spoiled ingredients are used, the completed dish's spoil percentage becomes half the average spoil percentage of the ingredients (e.g. More filling ingredients tend to have greater food values.Įach recipe has weight, called recipe priorities, so a result can be decided when a set of ingredients fits more than one valid recipe. 1 Drumstick has the same effect on a dish as 2 Morsels). Lots of ingredients fulfill recipe requirements more readily than others (e.g. the pot starts cooking), the food groups the ingredients fit into are considered almost all recipes require some amount of Food from certain food groups, but there are many recipes with specific Food requirements (like Froggle Bunwich). If an attempt fails to match any recipe at all, Wet Goop ends up as the product. There are 58 recipes available for the Crock Pot, including those from Don't Starve Together & the DLCs. Completed Crock Pot dishes can be stacked to 40 none of them can be used in the Crock Pot againĪ cooking attempt's ingredients have to match a recipe. Most recipes take 10–20 seconds to cook (Exact times for each recipe are listed below). With 4 slots for ingredients, each must be filled with a piece of Food to start cooking.
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