The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Cooking guide

Full Effects of All Cooking Ingredients - Breath of the Wild


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Food Ingredients

Food, restores hearts.
Ingredients, add extra duration for first of each unique [Ingredient] in recipe.
Second column of Ingredients will fail if cooked alone.


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Hearty Energizing Enduring

Hearty, adds temporary additional hearts.
Energizing, restores stamina.
Enduring, adds temporary additional stamina.


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Spicy Chilly Electro Fireproof

Spicy, cold resistance, two levels.
Chilly, heat resistance, two levels.
Electro, electricity resistance, three levels.
Fireproof, fire resistance, two levels.


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Hasty Sneaky Mighty Tough

Hasty, increases movement speed, three levels.
Sneaky, decreases noise from movement, three levels.
Mighty, increases attack, three levels.
Tough, increases defense, three levels.


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Monster Parts

Elixir Ingredients (marked with a skull) will REQUIRE at least one Monster Part in the recipe, or the recipe will fail. If a Monster Part is added to a meal which does not include an Elixir Ingredient, the recipe will fail.
There are three levels of Monster Parts, I call them "Horns," "Fangs," and "Guts."
Hinox Guts provide absolutely no benefit over Bokoblin Guts, they are both Level 3 ingredients.


Zelda Breath of the Wild Cooking Guide Dragon Parts

Dragon Parts, and Star Fragments, always produce the Bonus Effect.
The Bonus will add exactly one of the possible effects as long as that effect is already part of the dish, and it is not already at its maximum level.
A dish containing Monster Extract will NEVER get the Bonus Effect, even if you include a Dragon Part.

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