Still, it's a great little mod for those wanting to spice up their games, and a handy way to make use of spare items. A lot of the recipes also require items from the Plains, but hrve has said they will consider adding more lower-level recipes in future updates. It's worth noting there are some limits to this mod: the food items currently only have 2D sprites and no 3D models, so throwing one on the floor will present you with a similar item from the vanilla game. To make fried food like neck tail skewers, you'll first need to make carrot oil, so start saving up some carrot seeds. The mod also introduces some recipes that require a few layers of prep - before you can make a carrot butter and jelly sandwich, for instance, you'll need to make a Duke's Jelly, another recipe that requires cloudberries and honey. If you're cooking breakfast for guests, I would suggest trying the dragon omelette, as one egg will get you 20 helpings. For recipes such as venison head tacos and pig's head terrine, the mod allows you to use animal trophies as ingredients, providing a neat use for these items (which normally just clog up my chests). I tried the mod out for myself, and I love the range of new recipes it introduces - there's everything from pancakes to vegetable smoothies. Made by hrve and available on Nexus Mods, the mod adds 25 new recipes to the game, and even introduces some previously non-edible items as recipes. once you stop thinking about the origins of the entrails.īut what if there were more recipes, using a wider variety of ingredients, and requiring several stages of prep? That's where the Master Chef mod for Valheim comes in. All of this, I think, means that making a stack of sausages feels hugely rewarding in Valheim. The snacks are often quite a challenge to make, requiring a mixture of farming, hunting and gathering to acquire the necessary resources, and you can't just load up on one type of food: your Viking needs a balanced diet to stay happy. I've even created a 'snack shack' on my server so my friends can grab food on the go, and I regularly drop supplies in to keep it well stocked.įood is seriously important in Valheim - it's vital for maintaining your health while roaming through dangerous biomes, and it's particularly important for boss battles.

I have a confession to make: despite Valheim ostensibly being about hunting down terrifying monsters, I've instead become obsessed with making huge piles of food.

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