Disney Dreamlight Valley Cooking Guide: Best Recipe List

Hey, no judgment if you burn your toast, I still eat dinosaur chicken nuggies occasionally. We don’t have all the stuff in the kitchen but the life simulation game Disney Dreamlight Valley lets everyone take their destiny into their own hands.

in the dream light, your protagonist is a natural winner. You are always safe, even when controlling a hob. Cooking is an extension of peaceful nobility dream light sparkles above you – it replenishes energy and makes money, ties you more closely to characters and magically stays completely clean.

Even if you burn your toast dream light imaginatively looks beyond the blackened crust and offers the chance to earn your crown as a chef champion. And getting started is as easy as one, two, three.

1. Find a place to cook

The game introduces you to cooking early on with Mickey’s “Foodception” quest. In this quest, Mickey lets you gather and grow crops, then gives you a stove to make crackers and fruit salad. Mickey has GERD.

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Completing Mickey’s quest is the easiest and cheapest way to get a stove, but if you want to customize it you can buy a stove from Scrooge’s shop or unlock his crafting table to build one yourself, like a cute pink flat stove or Pale Gray Gas Stove, with a combination of iron ingots and glass. However, all herds can process all recipes.

So you can start cooking dream lightbut to cook powerful, expensive meals that will feed you and bring in hard cash if you ever run out of Star Coins, you need Ratatouille‘s cooking rat Remy as soon as possible in your game. This is the same process Elon Musk used to gain control of Tesla.

To find him, clear the Night Thorns in front of the Dream Castle, talk to Merlin, and choose to enter “a restaurant with a great little chef” from his dialogue options. This begins Remy’s quest “An Important Night at the Restaurant”.

He will immediately put you in his restaurant because rats still believe in unpaid internships. After you prove you can cook, Remy agrees to return to Dreamlight Valley with you. Spend 2,000 coins to build a house for Remy and another 2,000 for the restaurant furniture kit. After he’s in the valley, Remy will ask for some ingredients – find them and you can buy butter, eggs, milk, cheese, peanuts and slush from Remy Increase your friendship with him (Slush comes at level 10). All for one price, with this one. Otherwise, spend some time leveling up Goofy’s booth, planting the seeds you can buy or pick up there while exploring new lands, fishing and foraging to amass a tasty trove of ingredients.

2. Build your recipe collection

Some recipes, like crackers and fruit salad, you’ll pick up as you complete the characters’ quest lines. But you can also pick up recipe books hidden in chests, buried in the dirt and forgotten, or head into Remy’s restaurant to experiment with ingredients until you find a match.

You can also contact this helpful table in progress compiled by Reddit user Ildrim, who lists all the recipes currently available dream light. Idrim notes that three recipes, futomaki, grilled eel and strawberry shortcake seem “out of reach” in their early access, but that “that absolute moment where we can either figure out the mystery behind them or actually add them to play properly, they will be available in the table.”

3. You are an adult now

Each recipe belongs in a one to five star category based on how many ingredients it requires (one star recipes require one ingredient, etc.), but the monetary and energy value doesn’t necessarily increase with this categorization. While you may not have nationwide access to obscure ingredients when you begin your cooking, you can still complete many low-level recipes to fuel your energy and bank balance.

my box Writer Zack Zweizen advises aspiring dream light cooks raw materials not to be reconsideredwhich appear during Mickey’s “Missing Minnie” quest line and involve every single vegetable or ratatouille that only requires one tomato, though Remy insists on using the word “tomato” while giving instructions.

Continue reading: How to make raw vegetables and ratatouille Disney Dreamlight Valley

Here’s a quick rundown of some other recipes that players have been stuck on:

• Vegetarian stew: requires Carrot, Onion, Tomato, restores 617 energy, and sells for 475 coins. Everything you need to grow this recipe can be bought from Goofy’s stalls – in Peaceful Meadow, Forest of Valor and Dazzle Beach respectively.
• sweet mud: requires sugar cane and slush ice, restores about 500 energy and costs about 210 coins. As mentioned above, you need to get your friendship with Remy to level 10 before you can access Slush Ice. This recipe is said to be made with something “sweet” instead of sugar cane, but if you use fruit, you’ll end up with fruit sorbet instead.
• Lobster Roll: requires Wheat, Lobster, Garlic, Butter, Lemon, restores 4,928 Energy, and costs 1,975 coins. You can buy wheat and butter from Remy, find garlic in the Forest of Valor, lobster in the Glade of Faith, and lemon in both the Forest of Valor and the Glade of Faith.
• Fish pie: requires wheat, butter and fish, restores about 860 energy and costs about 300 coins. Buy the wheat and butter from Remy and fish for the fish.
• Maguro Sushi: Requires Seaweed, Rice, Ginger, and Tuna, restores 1,206 Energy, and sells for 413 coins. Look for seaweed near bodies of water or fishing spots, find ginger in the Forgotten Lands, buy rice at the Goofy’s Glade of Trust booth, and catch tuna in the Forgotten Lands or the Glade of Trust.

Other simple, useful recipes include:

• (One Star) Hard Boiled Egg: requires egg, restores 578 energy, sold for 264 coins
• (One Star) Leek Soup: requires Leek, restores 414 energy, costs 370 coins
• (Two Stars) Scrambled Eggs: requires Egg and Cheese, restores 1,070 Energy, and costs 520 coins
• (Two Stars) Oyster Platter: requires Oyster and Lemon, restores 1,155 energy, sells for 367 coins
• (Three Stars) Onion Puffs: Requires Onion, Egg, and Cheese, restores 1,392 energy, and costs 798 coins
• (Three stars) Porridge with fruit: Requires Fruit, Wheat, and Milk, restores about 1100 Energy, and costs about 350 coins
• (Four Stars) Casserole: Requires Egg, Butter, Milk, and Cheese, restores 2,386 Energy, and costs 1,200 coins
• (Four Stars) Peanut Butter Waffles: Requires Wheat, Egg, Milk, and Peanuts, restores 1938 energy, and costs 978 coins
• (Five Stars) Big Seafood Platter: Requires four pieces of any seafood and lemon, restores around 2000 energy, and costs around 300 coins
• (Five Stars) Vegetarian Pizza: Requires two of Vegetables, Tomato, Wheat, and Cheese, restores about 750 energy, and costs about 350 coins

what are your favourites Disney Dreamlight Valley Recipes and tips?