Doloc Town Recipe Quick Reference
This community-documented Doloc Town recipes quick reference was checked on August 8, 2026. It follows a version 0.92.34 Steam Community guide, not a complete official 1.0 list. Equipment, effects, and balance are version-sensitive; follow the current game when it differs. New players can stabilize farming and storage with the beginner guide.
| Recipe | Ingredients | Equipment / requirement if documented | Effect / use if documented | Version note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grilled Fish | Fish | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Stamina and health recovery | Community-documented; check the current build |
| Grilled Vegetables | Vegetable | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Health recovery | Community-documented; check the current build |
| Roasted Endyam | Endyam | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Stamina and health recovery; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| French Fries | 4 Potatoes | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Stamina recovery and a stamina-recovery buff; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| Hamburger | Plain Bread + Raw Meat + Tomato | Large cooking equipment listed | Stamina recovery and a stamina-recovery buff; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| Tempura | Flour + 3 Shrimp | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Recovery and a wood-collection buff; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| Seafood Rice | Rice + Shrimp + Snail | Large cooking equipment listed | Recovery and a weed-collection buff; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| Yanduxian | Jerky + Bamboo Shoot | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Recovery and a wood-collection buff; batching listed | Community-documented; version-sensitive |
| Weird Mash | A failed or unrecognized recipe combination | Small or large cooking equipment listed | Fallback result with a stamina penalty | Community-documented; verify after updates |
How the recipe information is organized
The version 0.92.34 Steam Community guide records recipe names, Delicious thresholds, values, times, batching, recovery, buffs, and ingredients. Blank fields do not prove zero values or hidden bonuses. Small and large cooking equipment can show different processing times. This guide summarizes rather than reproduces its table.
The player-created guide is explicitly labeled for an Early Access build. It is a community record, not an official version 1.0 table. Compare important values with the current in-game wiki. Recipes changed since that build are not documented by the developer in this source.
What Delicious versions mean
The version 0.92.34 Steam Community guide uses a Delicious threshold for upgraded versions of several dishes. In the visible examples, Delicious Grilled Fish, Delicious Grilled Vegetables, Delicious Steamed Fish, Delicious Rice Bowl, and Delicious Stir-Fried Meat have higher listed recovery or value than their ordinary forms. The threshold is documented, but its calculation is not fully explained. Ingredient quality, quantity, and any other contributing rules have not been officially published.
Players should use the Free Cooking interface and current in-game feedback to see whether a combination approaches a Delicious result. Do not assume that adding more ingredients always improves the dish. Flexible recipes have stated ranges, and combinations that fail to match another recipe can create a different outcome. Experimenting is part of the system, but unsupported formulas should not be published as fact.
Weird Mash and failed combinations
Weird Mash is the fallback dish for combinations that do not belong to another recipe according to the version-labeled Steam Community guide. It has a listed value of 5, a five-minute processing time, and a negative stamina effect of 20. The guide marks it non-batchable. Those fields make it a useful warning against random high-value ingredients.
The existence of a fallback result means experimentation has a cost. Start with ingredients the farm can replace and record combinations that the current game recognizes. If an older guide produces Weird Mash after a patch, check whether the recipe, equipment, or ingredient rules changed. Do not keep repeating the input solely because it once worked in Early Access.
Batch cooking in version 1.0
The official 1.0 notes say Free Cooking Mode now supports batch cooking. This addresses a limitation discussed during Early Access, when players could not batch every custom result through large equipment. The patch statement confirms the feature but does not publish batch limits or every eligible recipe. Current interface values should be followed for quantity and processing time.
The older Steam Community guide also has a batching field for individual recipes, so recipe support can differ. Roasted Endyam, French Fries, Hamburger, Yanduxian, and Seafood Rice are marked batchable in that version-labeled reference, while several grilled and flexible dishes are not. Version 1.0 may alter how Free Cooking interacts with those flags. Any mismatch between the page and the installed build should be resolved in favor of the current game.
Cooking for recovery or money
Cooking can serve at least two verified purposes: character recovery and economic value. Some dishes restore stamina, some restore health, and others provide timed gathering effects, while the table also lists a base value. Version 1.0 raised the sale prices and recovery effects of certain foods. The release notes do not identify every changed dish.
Before cooking in bulk, compare ingredient uses in requests, gifts, Treaty Port research, and direct farm progress. A profitable-looking dish can still delay another objective if it consumes a scarce crop or fish. This is a resource-planning conclusion based on confirmed overlapping systems. Exact margins and a best money recipe remain undocumented in official summaries without a complete current price table.
Doloc Town recipes FAQ
| Question | Direct answer |
|---|---|
| How do recipes work in Doloc Town? | Recognized ingredient combinations produce dishes with their own recovery, value, or buff fields. |
| Where can I find Doloc Town recipes? | Check the in-game wiki and cooking interface first, then use this version-sensitive recipe list. |
| How do I make Delicious food? | Follow the current Free Cooking feedback; the checked sources do not fully explain the threshold calculation. |
| Can you batch cook in Doloc Town? | Yes. Official 1.0 notes confirm batch cooking in Free Cooking Mode, without listing every limit. |
| Why did I make Weird Mash? | The combination did not match another documented recipe; recheck ingredients, quantities, equipment, and version. |
| Are Early Access recipes still correct in version 1.0? | Some may work, but older values should not override the current game. |
Sources and version warning
The version 0.92.34 Steam Community cooking guide supports every recipe row, so the table is community-documented and version-sensitive. A Steam recipe discussion corroborates recipe and station behavior, while a Tempura discussion records the same ingredient combination. The official 1.0 Steam notes confirm batch support and food balance changes but do not publish a complete recipe table.
This doloc town cooking guide was checked on August 8, 2026 and paraphrases the sources rather than copying their tables. A complete 1.0 recipe count, every equipment requirement, exact Delicious formula, and current profit ranking remain undocumented in official summaries. Use the in-game wiki when a live value differs from an older community record.