Introduction Cooking is one of the most important skills in Runescape. Everyone needs food to live, and that's what this skill provides. You won't be able to cook the best food right from the start, but it doesn't take long before you get up there. When making food there's also a possibility (like with most other skills) that you will fail. This will result in burning the food, and making it worthless. If you have a higher cooking level, you will burn food less often.
When using a cooking range, you will burn food less often than you would when using a fire. In addition, when using the range found in Lumbridge castle, you will burn certain lower-level dishes even less often. For more information on this particular range, read the. The fastest cooking location (closest bank to fire) for members is in the Rogues' Den under the pub in Burthorpe. Emerald Benedict acts as your bank, and there is an eternal fire right near him. Levels to stop burning and members' cooking gauntlets are discussed in the section.
This guide presents foods by category in order to provide instructions for making each type of food. However, it may be helpful to see exactly which food you can cook at your skill level. A table showing all foods, cooking levels and xp earned is available by clicking the link below. COOKING/BAKING Cooking food can be done in 2 ways. One is to get your hatchet out of the bank, chop some trees and light the logs with a tinderbox to cook your food on a fire. Tinderboxes can be found pretty much at any General Store in RuneScape, and there is one on your toolbelt by default.
The second way is to cook on a range, fireplace or cooking pot found inside buildings scattered around RuneScape. Note that only meat, fish, vegetables and tea can be cooked on a fire or in a fireplace. Using a range is supposed to burn less food than using a fire.
To cook an item, just click on it, then click on the heat source (range, fire or fireplace). (You can also right-click on the food and select 'Use', then click the heat source.) You can also cook multiple items at the same time.
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Whenever you have more than one raw item of the same kind in your inventory, and click to use it on a heat source, you will see a popup dialog confirming how many you want to cook with a slider at the bottom. By default it will be set to cook them all, but you can choose any quantity you like. You can also hit space bar on the keyboard instead of clicking to confirm. Note: Cooking food on a player-made will provide a 10% experience bonus.
Pots, pie dishes and bowls • These items can all be made from clay using the crafting skill. Check our for detailed instructions. • Pots can be bought in any general store. • Pie dishes respawn in the Dwarven Mine at the pickaxe salesman, as well as in the. • Members can buy bowls, pie dishes, and pots at 'Frenita's Cookery Shop' in Yanille. Flour There are a number of ways to get flour: • Go to any general store and buy a pot of it, if they have it in stock.
• Buy it from a shop that stocks pots of flour, such as the Port Sarim food shop, or for members, 'Hudo's Grand Tree Groceries' in the Grand Tree, 'Frenita's Cookery Shop' in Yanille or the General Store in Port Khazard. • Members can also take a pot to the Sinclair Mansion north of Seers' Village.
In the kitchen on the ground floor there is a flour barrel. You can fill your pot from the barrel as many times as you like (just click it). • Mill your own flour: • Get a pot. Go to a wheat field and pick some wheat grain. There are wheat fields all over Runescape, but try to find one that also has a windmill nearby. Lumbridge mill (on the road to Draynor) features Millie Miller, the milling tutor.
The Cooking Guild (west of Varrock) has a small wheat field but you must meet the to get in. The Ardougne mill may be convenient for members.
• Go to the windmill, and go all the way to the top floor. Use your grain on the hopper, and operate the hopper controls. • Go back down the stairs all the way to the ground floor, and use your pot on the flour. You can put more than one grain in the hopper at a time, but you'll need more than one pot to pick up the flour. If you put one grain in the hopper, you need one pot. If you put two grains in the hopper, you'll need two pots to pick up the flour from the two grains. NOTE: You can only grind 30 grains before you must empty the hopper.
Getting water • Find a jug or a bucket. These can be bought in any general store. • Go to a sink, fountain or pump and use your jug/bucket on it. If you have a bucket, you can also use a well as your water source. Water sources are marked on your minimap by a water drop. Getting milk • A milking tutor, Gillie Groats, is located in the cow field between Lumbridge and Varrock. • Get a bucket.
These can be bought in any general store. • Find a Dairy cow.
They are all over Runescape, usually with any cow herd, at farms and next to the. They don't have an 'Attack' option. They are tethered so they won't wander off while you're milking them.
• Left click on the cow to milk it. • If members don't feel like milking a cow, they can buy a bucket of milk at some of the stores listed below. MINOR COOKING SUPPLY SHOPS • Etceteria and Miscellania: and vegetable stalls) - can purchase (or thieve) cabbages, garlic, onions, potatoes, and tomatoes.
• Nardah: - notable only for its larger stock of chocolate bars. • Pollnivneach: - stocks cheese and tomatoes; bowls, buckets and jugs of water; and empty pots and jugs (among other desert items.) • Rellekka: - can purchase cabbages, cooked meat, eggs, and potatoes here; also sells buckets, buckets of water, pots and tinderboxes (among other items). Fire in nearby Longhall.
• Wilderness Bandit Camp: ( F2P) - sells pizza bases; cheese and tomato both spawn on table. Has range, as well as small net fishing and giant rats nearby. GARDEN PRODUCE Recipes may call for fruit or vegetables. There are multiple ways to obtain these ingredients. • Shops - see above section. • - members can plant their own vegetables, fruit trees and bushes.
This is the *only* way to obtain mushrooms, strawberries, sweetcorn, and watermelon. See our skill guide for more information. • Farms - there are many locations in Runescape where you can harvest produce for free. Some of these farms also include helpful spawns. F2P farms are marked with a solid circle.
Cooking Guild The is located just west of Varrock. You need a cooking level of 32 and must be wearing a chef's hat to enter. Chef's hats are dropped by imps and goblins.
(You may also wear a cooking skill cape, or the Armour 3 to enter.) In addition to the wheat field north of the building, the guild features ranges, a sink, a churn, and a mill. It has spawns of chocolate, a pie dish, a cake tin, cooking apples, grapes, a pot and a jug.
Members wearing Varrock Armour 3 can use the exclusive guild bank. Members also have access to the Pie Seller on the ground floor. He sells a book of recipes for all the fancy stat-raising available to members. He also buys and sells pies (though his normal stock of pies is zero). If you speak to him, you can offer to help him. He will ask you to make a certain number of pies, and when you deliver them, he will pay you (much like basic at the Grand Tree.). BEGINNER'S COOKING Bread • To make bread, mix flour and water and make 'bread dough'.
• Bake it on a range. Bread Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Bread 1 40 200 Cooked Meat/Chicken To make cooked meat or chicken, you'll need to kill cows, bears, giant rats, rabbits, or chickens, and then use the raw meat/chicken with a fire or range. Members now have an additional option when cooking cow or bear meat. When you use the meat on a range, a menu pops up asking if you wish to dry the meat or cook it. Selecting cook works the same as always. Selecting dry turns the meat into sinew, which can then be used on a spinning wheel to make a crossbow string (see.) Raw bird and beast meat (from the skill) can only be cooked over a fire using a spit.
Spits can be smithed from iron with level 17 smithing. Cooked meat/chicken Pic Name Method Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Cooked meat Fire or Range 1 30 200 Cooked chicken Fire or Range 1 30 200 Cooked rabbit Range * 1 30 200 Sinew Range 3 3 - Roast bird meat Fire spit only 11 62.5 200 Roast rabbit Fire spit * 16 72.5 400 Roast beast meat Fire spit only 21 82.5 525 * Raw rabbit can be cooked on either a range or a spit, but the spit roasting xp and healing is higher. Fish To cook, simply use on a fire or range.
A range will burn fewer, and using cooking gauntlets from the quest will reduce the chances of lobsters, swordfish, monkfish and sharks. The skill guide contains information about equipment and locations.
Pies • Mix flour and water and make pastry dough. • Use the pastry dough with a pie dish to make a pie shell.
• Add the filling per the below table. Ingredients must be added to the pie shell in the order listed. You can't mess up - it just won't let you add ingredients in the wrong order. Note that fish should be cooked before adding, but vegetables and most meat should not. • Bake it on a range. Note: it takes two bites to eat a pie. Pies Pic Name Cooking level Cooking exp Filling Healing (Bites) Bonuses 10 78 250(2*125) None 20 110 500 (2*250) None 29 128 0 Throw it at enemies to halve their run energy.
30 130 750 (2*375) None 34 138 850 (2*425) +3 Farming 47 164 1174 (2*587) +3 Fishing 70 210 1650(2*875) +5 Fishing 85 240 1700 (2*850) +4 Range +5 Slayer * 95 260 2374 (2*1187) +5 Agility +10% run energy * When baking a summer pie, make sure to add the ingredients in the right order. If you accidentally add the cooking apple first, you will end up with an apple pie. Wine • To make wine, go buy a jug from the general store, and fill it with water from a sink, fountain or pump. • Use any kind of grape on it:,,. • Wait until the wine ferments (a few minutes max), or (optionally) store unfermented wine in your bank, where it will finish fermenting.
• Sometimes normal wine can fail to ferment and make. • Drinking normal wine decreases your attack level. The god wines can be used as a secondary ingredient for. See the specific item entries for more information. Wines Pic Name Grape required Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing 35 200 875 92 200 - 92 200 - 92 200.
Pizzas • Mix flour and water and make a pizza base. • Use (be careful not to eat it) a tomato and a slice of cheese on the pizza base. If you want a topping on your pizza, add it after the pizza has been cooked: • Meat: kill a bear, chicken, cow or rat and cook the meat they drop, then use it on the pizza. • Anchovies: fish with a small net (see ), cook the fish and use it on the pizza. • Pineapple (members): go to the jungle area south of Brimhaven and find a pineapple plant.
Pick a pineapple, then use a knife on it to slice it. Use one pineapple slice for each pizza - since each pineapple gives you 4 slices, you'll have enough for 4 pizzas. If you don't feel like travelling to the jungle to pick your own pineapples, you can buy some at 'Hudo's Grand Tree Groceries' and 'Funch's Fine Groceries' in the Grand Tree.
You can also grow your own using the skill. If you're brave enough to venture into the Wilderness, Fat Tony the cook in the Bandit Camp (level 20 Wilderness) sells pizza bases, and there's a respawn of both cheese and a tomato next to him. There is also a net fishing spot, a range and rat respawn in the Bandit Camp, so this is the perfect place for making plain cheese, meat or anchovy pizza.you just have to be careful to avoid player-killers to preserve your freshly made pizza pies!
Note: Pizzas are eaten in 2 pieces. Pizzas Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing (Bites) Plain Pizza 35 143 874(2*437) Meat Pizza 45 169 1124(2*562) Anchovy Pizza 55 182 1374(2*687) Pineapple Pizza 65 188 1624(2*812). Culinaromancer's Chest This chest contains a load of helpful items for you and your cooking adventures. You can access the Culinaromancer's quest after you complete the first part of the quest. During the quest more items become available from the chest. Please note that the chest is downstairs from a range, and you can also use the chest as a bank, making it a very convenient location.
Culinaromancer's Chest cooking items Name Use Price Amount Chocolate bar Edible, used in chocolate cakes, chocolatey milk, and to make chocolate dust (for and ). 20 300 Cheese Edible, used in pizza and as a potato topping. 8 10 Tomato Edible, used in pizza, potato topping, ugthanki kebab and pie. 14 10 Cooking apple Used to make pies and brew cider. 36 50 Grapes Used to make wine. 1 5 Pot of flour Used to make bread, pastry (pie), pizza, and pitta doughs.
14 100 Pizza base Used to make pizza. 4 1 Egg Used to make cakes and potato toppings. 4 10 Bucket of milk Used to feed pet cats, or make cream or butter.
12 10 Pot of cream Edible, used to make potato toppings. 19 10 Pat of butter Used to make potato toppings. 4 10 Spice Used to make curry.
230 10 Pie dish Used to bake pies. 3 10 Cake tin Used to bake cakes. 10 10 Bowl Used to make stews, heat water (for nettle tea) or to cook and combine ingredients (for potato toppings or ugthanki kebabs).
4 10 Jug Used to make wine, or to store water. 1 10 Pot Used to fill with flour or ale yeast. 1 10 Empty cup Used to make tea. 2 10 Bucket Used to keep water or milk. Many other uses in other skills. Cakes • Get an egg from a chicken farm (Lumbridge and South of Falador; members can also find on Entrana). Members can also buy eggs at the Gnome Tree Grocery shops.
• Get some milk. (See section of this guide.) • Get some flour. • Get a cake tin.
You can get a cake tin at any F2P general store. See the section of this guide for others. • Click any of the three ingredients and then click the tin. All three ingredients will automatically be added. For chocolate cake you need to add chocolate to a finished cake.
Adding chocolate to any cake (bought, thieved or made) gives 30 xp. You can buy chocolate bars at several of the stores listed in this guide (CTRL-F to search). If your cooking level is at least 32, you can get some for free at the respawn in the.
There is also a spawn at the range in Zanaris. Note: Cakes are eaten in 3 pieces.
Cakes Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing (Bites) Cake 40 180 999 (3*333) Chocolate Cake 50 30+(180)= 210 1248 (3*416). Stews • Get a bowl. Fill the bowl with water from a sink or fountain. • Get some cooked meat. You can cook your own meat (dropped by cows, chickens, bears, rats, etc.), or you can buy some at the Ardougne General Store, which always has some in stock. Most other general stores will usually also have some. • Add the cooked meat and potato to the bowl of water.
• Curry (members): Add spice bought or stolen from the spice stall in Ardougne market, or from the Culinaromancer's chest in Lumbridge Castle basem*nt (requires quest). Three curry leaves (grown using the skill) can be used instead of spice. Stews Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Stew 25 117 625 Spicy Stew * 25 117 500 (and stat boost)* Curry 60 280 1500 * For special (members) Spicy Stew you need to complete the ' Evil Dave: Evil stew' part of the quest. You first need a normal stew, then you can add spices to it. Various combinations will boost some of your stats.
The boosts are random, but Jagex has announced that there is a correlation between colours and affected skills (listed below, with a roughly descriptive label devised for each group). You can only use up to 3 doses of any one colour, but you can use as many colours as you like.
The stat effect will be plus or minus two times the number of spice doses used. If you add 2 red and 3 brown (a total of 5 doses), the stat effect may be anywhere from -4 to +4 in a red skill, and/or -6 to +6 in a brown skill. • red (combat): Attack, Defence, Ranged, Strength, and Magic • orange (skillcraft): Construction, Cooking, Crafting, Firemaking, Fletching, Runecrafting, and Smithing • yellow (survival): Agility, Prayer, Slayer, Thieving, and Hunter • brown (gathering): Farming, Fishing, Herblore, Mining, and Woodcutting. Vegetables (members only) • To cook corn, simply grill it over an open fire, or use a range.
• To make baked potatoes with toppings, first bake the potato on a range (potatoes burn on fires.) Then use butter on it. Follow up by adding the desired toppings (see ). Refer to the section for information about butter.
In the table below, the experience is shown two ways. The first column, 'exp final step', is for players who simply purchase the next-to-last step ingredients: a buttered potato and a completed topping.
In that column, only the experience for adding the final topping (to an already buttered potato) is shown. The second column, 'cooking experience from scratch', is for players who make (and churn) all of their own ingredients and cook their own topping items. Ingredients that have experience associated with their preparation include churned butter, churned cheese, and any other cooked topping items. Later tables in this guide show the ingredients and experience for making the individual topping items and churning dairy products.
Vegetables Pic Name Level Cooking exp final step Cooking exp from scratch Healing Baked potato 7 15 15 200 Cooked sweetcorn 28 104 104 100-990+* * according to Jagex, sweetcorn heals 10% of your LP. This number is rounded up.
For example, if your LP is 6018, 10% of 6018 is 601.8, and rounding up makes it 602, so eating sweetcorn will heal you 602 LP. Potato Recipes (members only) • To make these, use your raw ingredients on a bowl while having knife in inventory, then cook. • For toppings with some pre-cooked ingredients (such as meat), just add those ingredients after cooking the others in bowl. Dairy (members only) While milk and cheese are F2P items, making dairy products using a churn is a members only activity.
Members can also add butter and cheese to potatoes, making them more 'tasty' (increasing healing). To make dairy products you only need a bucket of milk and access to a churn. To get milk, see the section of this guide. Making dairy products is easy: • Get milk and go to a dairy churn. These are located in farms and farming shops (see ), windmills, the, the Makeover Mage south-west of Falador, and Frenita's Cookery Shop in Yanille.
• Use the milk on the churn. • If you are holding more than one type of dairy product (for example, milk and cream) and you only click on the churn (as opposed to using your starting ingredient on it), you will first be asked which ingredient you want to put in the churn. If you have only one type, or use your starting ingredient on the churn, it will skip this step. • Choose what you want to make. Don't worry that making different products might give better experience. The experience for making one ingredient directly (for example, milk to cheese) is equal to the total experience earned for making the individual products along the way (milk to cream to butter to cheese). Dairy products Start product End product Process Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Milk to cream 21 18 200 Milk to butter 38 40.5 - Milk to cheese 48 64 200 Cream to butter 38 22.5 - Cream to cheese 48 46 200 Butter to cheese 48 23.5 200 Note: Churning any product into cheese will produce an un-tradable cheese wheel.
The cheese wheel can then be cut up into at least 5 slices providing 4 Cooking XP per slice. The final number of cheese slices obtained from a cheese wheel is random, however it is influenced by your Cooking level. Brewing (members only) Tired of paying for a glass of ale when you're parched?
Feel like making your own ale or cider? There are breweries upstairs in the East pub in Keldagrim near the cart tracks, and in the cellar of the Port Phasmatys bar. Each has a brewing vat, a cider-press, and an attendant. There you can make and ferment a wide variety of ales. Some, such as Chef's Delight, can't be bought from any pub or inn. Each type of ale will affect you in a different way when you drink it.
Some will increase a specific skill, while at the same time decreasing other skills. Others have only healing properties, and do not affect your skills. Refer to our for more information on the effects of each ale. General brewing information: Ale yeast is required for all brewing.
You can only buy it from brewery attendants, and you must be carrying an empty pot. In Keldagrim, Blandebir will charge 25gp for ale yeast, and in Port Phasmatys, Metarialus will charge 5 ecto-tokens (you must wear your Ghostspeak amulet to buy it from him). To get ecto-tokens, you'll need to worship the Ectofunctus -- instructions are available in our. When you buy ale yeast, it automatically goes into your empty pot. When buying the ale yeast, the attendants will offer to fill all your pots in your inventory at once to save you time. To brew ale or cider, follow the instructions below for each type. *Important: if you try to drain the vat before brewing is complete, you'll get an 'are you sure' message.
Carefully choose the 'no' option, or you'll end up draining your unfinished ale, and you won't be able to drink it or earn cooking experience. Before you drain the vat, be sure brewing is complete. Just 'examine' the vat to find out. If it isn't ready, the examine will say that your ale is fermenting in the vat.
If it is ready, it will say that the vat is full of your ale. When you examine the vat of ale, you might see that the vat contains 'Bad Ale'. This means that brewing has failed, and you won't be able to drink it. If this happens, you'll need to start over. Turn the valve and choose the 'Drain' option to drain the bad ale from your vat (it disappears). Sometimes, when you examine the vat of ale, you might see that the vat contains 'Mature' ale (of whatever type you were making).
Mature ale is more powerful than the regular type, and will increase stats higher than the normal ale. Jagex has confirmed that with normal brewing, the occurrence of this is totally random - there is no way to influence it. However, pieces of eight earned from the minigame can be used to purchase 'The stuff' from Honest Jimmy.
'The stuff' is added to a brewing vat after the barley malt and before the main ingredient, and Jagex states it will increase the chance of making mature ale. Mature ale will not stack with the regular type in your bank. You earn your brewing cooking experience when you drain the completed ale into the barrel.
If your barrel is already full of ale you brewed before, you can't drain the vat until you've emptied the barrel. You can fill up to 8 beer glasses from the finished barrel of brewed ale or cider. Simply use a beer glass on the barrel and your character will fill automatically all beer glasses in your inventory. If you want, you can also create your own homemade keg by using a knife to scoop out the inside of a Calquat fruit. You can draw 4 beer-glasses worth of ale or cider from the barrel into your Calquat keg. Refer to our for information on growing Calquat trees.
Ale can be transferred from kegs to glasses, but not vice-versa. How to brew ales: To brew your own ales, you will need an empty vat, 2 barley malt, a pot of ale yeast, and 2 buckets of water. You will also need one other ingredient, which will vary based on the kind of ale you want to make.
The main ingredient for each kind of ale is provided in the table below, and you can refer to our for more information on growing the ingredients you need. To make barley malt, get some barley and roast it on a range. Refer to our for information on growing barley in a hops patch. • Pour two buckets of water into the empty vat. • Add two barley malt.
• Optional: add 'the stuff' (discussed above). • Add the main ingredient as indicated in the table below. • Add a pot of ale yeast. • Wait for the ale to ferment. This can take up to several (real) days, depending on the type of ale being brewed.
• When examining the vat shows it is full of ale, turn the valve and the ale will go into the barrel. • Fill up to 8 beer-glasses or 2 Calquat kegs from the barrel. How to brew cider: To make your own apple cider, you will need an empty vat, 16 cooking apples, 4 empty buckets, and a pot of ale yeast. The section of this guide describes where to get apples. • Put your apples into the brewery's cider-press to mash them up. • Fill all four buckets with apple mush, then pour them into the empty vat.
• Add a pot of ale yeast. • Wait for the cider to ferment.
This can take up to 24 hours (real time, not game time). • When examining the vat shows it is full of cider, turn the valve and the cider will go into the barrel. • Fill up to 8 beer-glasses or 2 Calquat kegs from the barrel.
Brewing Pic Name Ingredients Cooking lvl Cooking exp Cider 4 Buckets of Apple Mush 14 182 Dwarven Stout 4 x Hammerstone Hops 19 215 Asgarnian Ale 4 x Asgarnian Hops 24 248 Greenman's Ale 4 x Harralander 29 281 Wizard Mind Bomb 4 x Yanillian Hops 34 314 Dragon Bitter 4 x Krandorian Hops 39 347 Moonlight Mead 4 x Bittercap Mushrooms 44 380 Axeman's Folly 1 x Oak Root 49 413 Chef's Delight 4 x Chocolate Dust 54 446 Slayer's Respite 4 x Wildblood hops 59 479. Chocolatey Milk (members only) • To make chocolatey milk, get a bucket of milk (see the section of this guide.) • Get a chocolate bar and make chocolate dust by using either a knife or a pestle and mortar on it. You can buy a mortar and pestle at the Herblore Shop in Taverley or Entrana. The section of this guide lists where to buy chocolate and chocolate dust. If your cooking level is at least 32, you can get chocolate for free at the respawn in the. There is also a spawn at the range in Zanaris. • Use the chocolate dust with the bucket of milk.
Chocolatey Milk Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Chocolatey Milk 1 0 200. Snails (members only) • Go to Mort Myre swamp ( and quests required for access to this area), and kill the snails there.
There's a large number of snails to the East. You can also kill snails in the Haunted Forest, just to the south-east of Slayer Master Mazchna (only quest required for access to this area.) • Pick up the snail meat.
Note:Thin, lean, and fat snail meat heals randomly between 50-70, 60-80, and 70-90, respectively. Cooked snail meat Pic Name Get from Cooking lvl Cooking exp Thin snail Ochre and Myre blamish snails 12 70 Lean Snail Bark blamish snails 17 80 Fat snail Bruise and Blood blamish snails 22 95. Nettle Tea (members only) • To make nettle tea, get a bowl and fill it with water.
• Wearing gloves, pick nettles and put them in the bowl of water. Nettles can be found just East of Draynor Manor, East of Draynor jail, near the entrance to the Edgeville dungeon, and just to the south-east of the Slayer Master in Canifis. Nettles will prick you when you try to pick them, so if you don't wear gloves, you'll get poisoned. • Boil the nettle-water by using it with a range or fire. • Use the bowl of nettle tea with an empty cup.
You can get a cup from a number of places, including the tea stall in Varrock (buy or steal) or by speaking to Brother Galahad (his house is East of the coal trucks, West of McGrubor's Wood). There are also a number of tea respawns in Taverley.
Drink the tea and you'll have an empty cup. The section of this guide lists places to buy cups.
• If you like milk in your nettle tea, use a bucket of milk with the cup of nettle tea. Nettle Tea Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Nettle Tea 20 52 400 Note: making 'Construction' tea in a player's home kitchen earns the same amount of Cooking experience (52 xp). It temporarily raises Construction by 1 to 3 levels. For directions, see our guide. Crab and Fishcake (members only) For Crabmeat, you need to kill giant crabs. You can only do so after completing the Pirate Pete: fishcake portion of the quest. To make a fish cake you need to complete the Pirate Pete subquest of the quest.
One of the rewards is the ability of making this special cake! You will need several ingredients: Ground cod, Ground kelp, Ground giant crab, and breadcrumbs. To get all these, please refer to our quest guide (the Pirate Pete: A fishcake subquest)! Crab and Fishcake Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Crabmeat 21 100 420 (5 bites) Fish cake 31 100 700. Cooked Chompy and Jubbly Bird Meat (members only) Be aware that these large birds weigh a lot, so you don't want to do much running while carrying them. • To get meat, you'll first have to complete the quest. Once you've completed the quest, you can catch, kill and cook as many Chompy Birds as you like.
Refer to our for more information on catching and killing Chompy Birds. • Once you have the Chompy meat, use the raw meat with an iron spit (the spit can be smithed from iron with level 17 smithing.) Then use the spitted bird on a fire to cook it. Chompy and Jubbly Bird Meat Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Chompy Bird Meat 30 140 750 Jubbly Bird Meat 41 160 1025 • To get meat, you'll have to do the Skrach 'Bone Crusher' Uglogwee: A cooked Jubbly bird part of the quest.
During and after the quest, you'll be able to catch and kill Jubbly Birds. • Jubbly Bird meat is so large it can only be cooked on a fixed ogre spit: there is one at Rantz's cave and another at the entrance to Jiggig (south of Castle Wars). Ugthanki Kebab (members only) • Get a bowl, flour and water.
• Get a tomato and an onion. • You'll need a knife. Most General Stores have knives in stock. • Go into the Al-Kharid desert through Shantay Pass. Kill some Ugthankis (they look like camels) and get their raw meat.
Cook the meat. • Use your onion, tomato and cooked Ugthanki meat with the bowl (need knife in your inventory). You'll now have some kebab mix. • Mix flour and water and make 'pitta dough'. • Bake the pitta dough. • Use your kebab mix with the pitta bread.
Ugthanki Kebab Pic Name Cooking lvl Cooking exp Healing Ugthanki Kebab. Sq'irk Juice (members only) Sq'irk juice is made from sq'irk fruit, obtained from playing the minigame. The four different types of sq'irk fruit (winter, spring, autumn and summer) can be used with a pestle and mortar to make juice, which must be caught in an empty beer glass. Only 5 cooking xp is earned regardless of the amount of fruit needed to make the juice. The juice can be traded to Osman for thieving xp, or used to boost run energy and temporarily raise thieving. See the minigame guide for details.
Sq'irk Juices Picture Juice # of Fruit Fruit Cooking XP Effects Winter 5 5 +0 Thieving Levels +10% Run Energy *or* 350 Thief xp from Osman Spring 4 5 +1 Thieving Levels +20% Run Energy *or* 1350 Thief xp from Osman Autumn 3 5 +2 Thieving Levels +30% Run Energy *or* 2350 Thief xp from Osman Summer 2 5 +3 Thieving Levels +40% Run Energy *or* 3000 Thief xp from Osman. Burning and gauntlets If you're a member, you can complete the quest to obtain the.
You'll be asked to choose the kind of gauntlets you'd like. If you choose, you can wear them while cooking to help you burn lobsters, swordfish, and sharks less often. The following chart provides the approximate cooking level at which you stop burning tuna, lobsters, swordfish, and sharks, with and without cooking gauntlets. This is not an absolute number - this information is provided as a guideline only.
Cooking Levels to Stop Burning Pic Name No Gauntlets (all players) With Gauntlets (members only) Tuna 65 n/a Lobster 74 68 Swordfish 86 81 Monkfish 90 90* Shark n/a 94 Cavefish n/a 94 Rocktail n/a 95 * An intensive study has shown that cooking gauntlets affect monkfish cooking success, but only slightly. At cooking levels over 80, the improvement rate averaged a mere 2.5%.
Cooking Urns Urns collect food scraps while you are cooking which can eventually be teleported away for free experience once it is filled. There are five different cooking urns. Each urn requires a different crafting level to make and will give a different amount of experience when you fill it up and teleport it away. Higher level food will fill the urn faster than lower level food, but the experience for teleporting the urn away is the same regardless of what fills it up. Please view our in the Crafting Guide for more detailed information on Urns.
Before you can start filling an urn, you need to activate it with a fire rune. Adding the rune requires the same crafting level as making the urn. You can have up to ten non-empty urns in your bank at once.
This includes partially filled urns, completely filled urns and anything in between. You can check the level of your urn by right-clicking the urn in your inventory and choosing the Check-level option. It will also give you a message once it is 1/4 full, 1/2 full, 3/4 full and completely full, assuming you have your game chat set to filtered or on. Cooking Urns Pic Name Crafting level to make Cooking xp Charged from. Cracked cooking urn 2 400 All food level 10 and below Fragile cooking urn 12 550 All food level 25 and below Cooking urn 36 950 All food level 40 and below Strong cooking urn 51 1050 All food level 55 and below Decorated cooking urn 81 1547.5 All food level 95 and below.
Skill Level Boosts The cooking skill actually provides players with a few ways to boost cooking by visible amounts. Players who have completed the Evil Dave's stew subquest could potentially boost cooking by as many as 6 levels (or risk lowering the skill by that much) temporarily by using while making. Players can also try buying a 'delight'ful beverage on the Grand Exchange or some. Cooking Level Boosters Pic Name Level Increase Information 4 or 5 Made by 5 or 6 Made by -6 to +6 (Random) Made by using on a. For more information on making Stews, please visit the. This item is not tradeable. Offers a few familiars to aid you while training cooking.
Cooking-related Familiars Summon Level Pic Familiar Abilities Scroll 23 Albino Rat Fights (level 37) Attack Cheese Feast: Puts 4 cheese in rat's inventory 56 Ibis Does not fight Forages fish when you are fishing, gives small amounts of fishing xp Fish Rain: Produces raw fish up to bass 89 Geyser Titan Fights (level 200) Ranged Boosts Ranged (1 + 3%) Fills empty bowl with hot water (use on it) Recharge Amulet of glory (use on it) Attack that does more damage based on enemy player's armour. Request Assistance If you find yourself a few levels short of making an item, or want to safely offer your skills to another player, the request assistance option will allow you to do so. Simply right click the player who has the skills that you need and request their assistance. If they accept your request, in your chat box you will receive the message 'You are being assisted by player [their name here].' And you can cook whatever they can. You keep the items, but they get the experience.
There are a few exceptions when being assisted in the Cooking skill. The following cannot be made because they are minigame or quest items. • Anything from • Lava Eels.
Skill mastery and Beyond Cape of Achievement Once you have mastered the skill and reached level 99 you may want to buy a from the in the Cooking Guild in northwest Varrock. If you already have another 99 skill, or obtain another one while wearing the cape (unless you have it keepsaked), it will become a. Please refer to the guide for more details. After obtaining 99 Cooking it becomes possible to obtain a randomly, which can be combined with other shards from the other artisan skills (Crafting, Construction, Firemaking, Fletching, Smithing, Herblore, Runecrafting) to create an and. The cape has the same stats as a trimmed skill cape and the helm is purely cosmetic. True Cooking Mastery Achieving 99 is the ultimate goal for many players, however the skill does not stop there.
For players wanting to show off their dedication to a skill it is possible to obtain 'True Mastery' by obtaining '120 Cooking' which is 104,273,167 XP. The can then be purchased from the for 120,000 gp.
It is worth noting that beyond level 99 there is no additional content for Cooking as the level increases are invisible so training the skill gets no faster. To work out your theoretical Cooking level check out our.
