Outward: Cooking Recipe Guide

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There are tons of dishes that you can cook in Outward, ranging from boiled berries to meringue. Because of this, there are a lot of recipes that you can learn. In this guide, we are going to take a look at every recipe and how to make it.

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Additionally, we will go over the effects of the dishes. Some complex meals provide helpful benefits that can help you survive while exploring. This guide will also include meals that are available through DLC, which will be marked so you know. First, let's take look at where you will be able to cook.

There are three places where you can cook; campfires, cooking pots, and kitchens. Campfire kits can be made from your inventory with just three pieces of wood and can be placed anywhere in the world.

To light a campfire, you will also need flint and steel, or any skill that can start a fire, such as Spark. At campfires, you will only be able to cook with one ingredient at a time.

Cooking pots can then be added to a campfire, allowing you to make more complex meals with up to four ingredients. Kitchens work similarly to cooking pots, but you can find them within houses. Each city in the game has a house that you can purchase, that comes with a kitchen.

Now that you know where to cook, let's take a look at campfire recipes.

Below, you can find every recipe that can be made at a campfire. These dishes only require the item mentioned in the dish name, making them simple to cook. For example, to make Boiled Azure Shrimp, you just need one Azure Shrimp.

Additionally, you do not need a recipe to make a dish; you can experiment within the cooking menu. If you do happen to make an invalid combination, then the food will turn into Food Waste, which