BEST CROCKPOT DISHES FOR BEGINNERS | Don't Starve Together Guide

Welcome to another Don't Starve Together guide! Today I will be discussing the absolute most important crockpot dishes for beginners to learn. This guide is intended to introduce players to the crockpot and get them comfortable with maximizing the value of their food. Later on, as players gain access to a wider variety of ingredients they can expand their knowledge of cooking recipes, but these recipes alone can see most players well through all stages of the game. Hope you enjoy the guide and let me know your favorite crockpot recipes in Don't Starve Together!
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From 2019-2021, Klei has released a series of game updates available to all players, under the single thematic focus entitled “Return of Them."
"Eye of the Storm" is the final installment in this series of updates and adds the Moonstorm event, a surprise NPC character, and the Celestial Champion to the game. This will complete the Mysterious Energy quest which begins with the discovery of the lunar island and completion of all three celestial altars. It is the longest endgame quest in the game and offers a number of unique benefits to your world and character, such as infinite full moon nights, renewable moon glass, and infinite light in the form of a crown and shards.
"Reap What You Sow" is the seventh major release of updates under the Return of Them in Don't Starve Together and replaces traditional farms with a completely revamped farming system which includes tillable farm plots, unique farming equipment, crop displays, and numerous fertilizers. The system is considerably more complex but provides a system for year-round farming and the potential for highly-accelerated crop production.
Forgotten Knowledge is the sixth major release of updates under the Return of Them theme and adds two new cave biomes: the Lunar Grotto and the Ancient Archives. It also adds several new mobs, three new crockpot recipes, and two crafting stations including another moon altar and a station for crafting natural turf.
Troubled Waters, the fifth Don't Starve Return of Them update, added new ocean mobs, foods, craftables, structures, and eight new crockpot recipes. It also added leafy meat as a crockpot ingredient and renewable volt goat herds.
She Sells Seashells went live in April 2020. An Island fragment of the moon has left a lonely creature stranded. Is it friendly? Time will tell. New features include messages in bottles, the moon fragment island, the Crabby Hermit, Crab King, new seasonal fish, the Wobster and Wobster Den the Winch Boat structure, sunken treasures, and singing shells.
"Hook, Line, & Inker" will be remembered as the big fishing update. We finally have the tools we need to go sailing and fish around literally anywhere in the ocean. This update added over a dozen new ocean mobs, three new crockpot recipes, and tons of new craftable items and structures. Most of these new additions are tailored toward the goal of dramatically expanding the fishing experience in DST.
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Here is an overview of what was added in the first update, "Turn of Tides:"
Added a new multiplayer-centric boat mechanic, where players can build and deck out a boat for multiple survivors to travel together on
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Added 3 new Lunar Island biomes, along with new creatures, objects, and craftables
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[@JazzysGames]

1:18 - This recipe actually now gives bunny stew which is better than meatballs for health but worse for hunger. If you wanna use ice for meatball filler, just make sure the total meat value is at least 1. Monster meat will fulfill this requirement.

[@awaxmind584]

Or do not use more than 1 ice as a filler. Morsel + Ice + Berries + Berries also gives Meatballs.

[@KingHunter911]

@Jazzy's games hi, im mostly kill tallbird and harvest its egg, then make a bacon and eggs with 1 tallbird egg, 2 meat and 1 twig. Easy dish i say.

[@JazzysGames]

TIL bacon eggs have higher priority than kabobs! Still, I'd probably make meaty stew if I had two large meat. Twice the hunger of bacon/eggs.

[@nafets507]

One more thing: Butter Muffins (37.5 hunger 20 health) only need one butterfly, one veggie and two non-meat fillers (can be twigs). A good early game dish for a good amount of health, especially for Warly!

[@MaraudersRevenge]

I thought you ment butter from a butterfly and I just got wet goop lol

[@davidanderegg1232]

Butter muffins are good on wurt but you’d get more mileage out of periogi for everyone else.

[@themagicalbeast6188]

and I reccomend to use Mushrooms, Random vegies grown from seeds or cactus for the vegetable requirement

[@davidanderegg1232]

@@themagicalbeast6188 seaweed or stone fruit from the lunar island are the best veggie source. Should visit by spring at the latest, it’s so strong.

[@alexlionhart6978]

noob choice, save those veggies for periogi (undebateable) and bunny house or others. but mainly save any veggies for periogi

[@omidr.g7409]

Trail mix. You definitely get a lot of birchnuts since you need a lot of wood for making necessary structures.

[@wimpami4540]

And wurt can have them too

[@tanjirokamado6250]

*happy Walter noises*

[@williamcothrum9199]

The good of choice for my Wendy speed run of bee queen. 30 trail mix, 3 beehats, 3 log suits, 2 potions, and a ham bat can get bundle wraps before day 10 so easily

[@Devit42]

birch nuts farming is sucide for newbies, Birch Tree guardian is hard

[@tanjirokamado6250]

@@Devit42 yeah i still prefer a normal farm so i can get more living logs. I never even replant birtch nuts. The world regrowth does it for me. I just take Bearger to kill birtchnuts just in case

[@kevindst]

I would say pierogi for healing and meatballs for hunger and cooked cactus for sanity all the way, but after reap what you sow, farming is really easy now even in the early games, and it opens so many options. My favorite super food will always be dragonpie 1. Can use three twigs for filler 2. 75 hunger 3. 40 healing 4. lasts 15 days (and maybe 5. dosen't aggro bunnymen)

[@therendrythorn9240]

Don't intend to be mean with this comment but it seems to me that pierogis are just better than dragonpie. They have a longer spoilage time, offer the same amount of healing, and obtaining the ingredients is even easier than just getting 3 sticks and a dragonfruit in my opinion, just because of how dragonfruits are slightly more difficult to farm, especially if you use dragonpie as a year-round healing source. Vegetables are pretty much always available through either giant tomatos or potatos in all seasons (you can combo-farm them and grow giants for only the ones in season), and you can also use lichen or stone fruit if you're later in the game. Besides that, your really only need two monster meat and a filler, which seems very easy aquire to me. The only advantage that dragonpie has is its boosted hunger, but because other recipes are more efficient for hunger than dragonpie, the only character this really effects is Wolfgang, who shouldn't be losing 75 hunger at a time in bossfights anyway to keep his damage high, so either bringing Pierogies or potatoes if you take very little damage seems like the better option to me. This could be, now that I think about it, a result of me usually playing as or with a wendy/webber, meaning monster meat is always plentiful. Thoughts?

[@JazzysGames]

For pure healing, pierogi is better. It's not a hunger food though. Dragonpie is exactly what Kevin called it: a superfood. It offers the benefit of healing and hunger at the same time, and as such is an excellent choice for incidental healing because it will restore both stats significantly. Another benefit to dragonpie is that it only requires one food source, where pierogi requires two. With the introduction of RWYS farms it is really not out of the question to grow a year's supply in a single Spring. That's what, seven farm plots worth of non-giant plants? You can grow it all in a few days. Pierogi is definitely cheaper for pure healing but dragonpie exists in a slightly different category of foods, and that makes it difficult to compare the two. Those are my thoughts, at least.

[@therendrythorn9240]

@@JazzysGames That's interesting. I'd always thought of dragonpie as kind of an overpopularized worse pierogi, but the 'superfood' label isn't something I'd really thought of. Growing the fruit during summer with tomatoes or alone is pretty easy, and especially beneficial because potatoes aren't in season. I can think of a lot of times that I've come back to base in less than perfect shape, and a dragonpie for a quick 2-stat pick me up could certainly be helpful. I think I may actually start to grow dragonfruit now.

[@Nen_niN]

@@therendrythorn9240 Just whack söme spiders för sanity and health, and eat the mönster meat cööked över an öpen flame för hunger.

[@DeadlyOre]

@@JazzysGames its also eaten quicker if im not mistaken

[@soriniulian5710]

I think that trail mix and fishsticks are the best early-game healing foods when you don't have eggs/enough meat.

[@takami_0710]

amen.

[@Lurdiak]

You're better off eating the ingredients of trail mix...

[@JazzysGames]

Not for health!

[@culteyeoftaxfraud1143]

​@@JazzysGamesit is for wormwood

[@JazzysGames]

Well sure but this is a general guide.

[@sproutingpotato6963]

I appreciate that you didn't use fancy/confusing skins for the crockpots or icebox in this video.

[@rellimarual]

One note: Some characters, like Wigfrid, have a max hunger lower than 150, which makes meaty stew kind of a waste for them. It also spoils fast.

[@burning_man8874]

In that case turkey dinner becomes significantly better

[@rellimarual]

@@burning_man8874 Except it takes forever to cook and spoils quickly. When I mained Wigfrid, I lived off of bacon & eggs & pirogis. Because her hunger is so low, you have to carry food with you whenever you leave the base, unless you want to waste a lot of time hunting. Walter also has a small stomach and probably should stick to bacon & eggs as well.

[@m3gusta17]

@@burning_man8874 except not because Turkey Dinner (6 days) spoils even faster than Meaty Stew (10 days) LOL :c

[@MichaelMantion]

It doesn't spoil that fast and often filler is hard to come by. I am always wig and typically do meaty stew once I have a pig farm, convert the pig with monster meat, kill pig, get poop and skin, meat is a by product.

[@MichaelMantion]

@@rellimarual in general I always have silk and sticks on me. I kill a lot of spiders when I am wig to keep my health and sanity up. In most worlds I make a crock pot and leave the fishing pole near ponds. Typically when I am out and need food I just go catch a fish or kill a frog Its nice when people don't dig up the berries around the ponds. Ten you have fillers for meat balls or what not. In a pinch I just eat the raw fish or cooked frog legs. I also eat a lot of cooked monster meat as wig since its so easy to get health and sanity back.

[@collinny]

Dont know if this is considered beginner friendly, but leafy meat is definitely one of my best recommendations. The leafy meat goes into meatballs for hunger, jelly salad for 50 sanity which is the highest in game, beefy greens for 40 health. Wish that it wouldnt spoil in 6 days tho lol. Otherwise cook it when the raw one is about to spoil, and it'll last 10 days in the fridge. One of reasons why I try to base close to a shore just to have a boat for lureplants

[@maxwell2162]

Only issue with leafy meat is it takes a long time to get a consistent supply of it. You don’t get any lureplants until spring, and at that only a few per season. All other sources of leafy meat are either too unrenewable or tedious

[@rozettemori]

Top 3 dishes for me ever: 1. Meatballs 2. Meatystew 3. Pierogi U can do everything with those!

[@umutruzgar2923]

And sometimes 2 leafy meat + 2 honey sanity thingy for me; in addition to those. Or if base in desert, cooked cactuses

[@BunnySquidy2006]

Yeah I agree add jelly salad and that’s all U need for like any fight

[@vvpohil]

Pretty optional but it also is quite useful to know some recipes to restore sanity. For example if you're rushing ruins you can get about 5-7 bananas in a monkey village to make banana pops and fully restore sanity.

[@johnpellegrinoconnors3843]

Except play Wurt lol

[@ischultzayyy3641]

Or just munch on jerkey and I like me health sanity and hunger

[@WelwerrinDrakx]

For Wurt players. 1 berry and 3 eggs makes "Fist Full of Jam" (making meat into vegii). I also believe you can do it with Ratatouille but can't remember (long time since i played Wurt)

[@verestoyjanos5013]

1 berry 3 ice also works, I love that dish

[@daytonaseale8157]

Just 4 berries too😂

[@amazingkool]

I'll never forget turkey dinner because Wig was my first main

[@Theresia66]

My diet is usually honey nuggets, meatballs and jelly salad for normal days. Pierogi/honey ham for boss fights. The occasional meaty stew or turkey dinner gets added to it. This video is perfect for early game 👍 I would love a video on what farms are good to set up in your first year to last into the late game. and maybe some layout ideas. Pig farm? Volt goat farm? Berry bush farm? Etc.

[@strategicmessager9659]

Trial mix year one and onwards. Taffy year two in the world were I rushed bee boxes along with the two healing honey foods. Woodie needed slow spoilage food to answer for kitchy idols. Pierogi became extra fun when I found 2 circles of green caps close to each other.

[@littlepotato2741]

One of the best dishes I learned for early game was trail mix for healing. This is great at the beginning since it's so easy to get some birchnuts and berries during the first couple of days while exploring. Or maybe I just have a soft spot for it because it made my first adventures so much easier.

[@jaypost6202]

Nice. Do a veteran dish mix, whether with Warly's dishes included or not.

[@notsoanonymous4841]

In my opinion Surf and Turf is something you should know, especially when going to the ruins. Not early game tho

[@bSteve929]

Surf n turf is my favorite starting dish. It's great in bossfights for restoring both sanity and health. Now that fish is available year round, It's my go to healing dish(alongside moqueca if Warly)

[@oofoof4875]

vegetable stingers are also good for sanity in the winter, they use toma root, and ice, and some other stuff, and since you can grow mega toma roots and mega potatos together they pair up really well

[@xxsmashxxpassxx]

super helfpful for brand new players like myself, this game has a lot to learn and many ways to play it, and a lot of little secrets that i appreciate, and stuff like this really helps

[@ey8648]

Warly placing normal crockpots *Wait, thats illegal*

[@FIamestalker]

Kinda goes to show how few (good) vegi crockpot dishes there are, especially for hunger. I'd love it if Klei adds a few more, we need more uses for our farm crops.

[@dirtytechno4948]

For me I keep a stack of dragon fruit, and stack of creamy mashed potatoes and a stack of meaty stew, one of each keeps all stats nicely topped off, I bundle them all up which leaves one space for a stack of lightbulbs!

[@ricardo3792]

For healing I use a lot of bisque. It's cheap since you only need a lobster, 1 ice, and some twigs, and it's heals for 60 so it's good when you're in a bind and can't make pierogi.

[@-ElysianEcho-]

When spring comes i like to get some lureplants and harvest their leafy meat to make jelly salads, 2 leafy meat, 1 honey, 1 filler( can be a stick), slightly harder to keep leafy meat stocked, but honey is abundant and a jelly salad gives 50 sanity, great for when you get tired of dealing with shadows

[@lenorafukui6755]

Quick tip, use dragon pie instead of pierogi, gives 40 health 75 hunger, and its easy to make, u just need 1 dragon fruit and 3 any kinds of filler, i just farm dragon fruit on spring and summer then make whole lot of dragon pie, then i bundle wrap the ones im not gonna use for later use then straight to the boss fights and tanking like a champ

[@JazzysGames]

Dragonfruit is great once you farm some up. I think the benefit of pierogi is the incredible availability of ingredients. Cactus, monster meat, and birdcage. You are set for boss healing. For me dragonfruit is in a different category than pierogi but they’re both great dishes so whatever you prefer farming you should do!

[@zenithwolf8386]

you can also go from eating bland meat balls to eating noodles made out of barnaces that grow on hybird flowers far at sea

[@kaigens4851]

I love it! Real succinct, concise guide with a helpful tone and a ton of valuable information. Well done!

[@octaviorivarola2087]

Once you get lureplants, Beefy Greens is the way for me, 75 hunger + 40 health for just 1 leafy meat and 3 veggies is a LOT

[@anderrivverwind9267]

My problem with that is that they spoil super fast, I may make one if I want to top of my hunger a bit while at base but other than that they're just too inconvenient for me.

[@Lurdiak]

If you have sticks to spare and find a large enough concentration of toads, froggle bunwich is a very cheap source of food early on as you explore. You can gather red mushrooms for the veggie filler and pick up frog legs all around, doubly so if you happen to have a world where many frogs spawn next to something that fights them for you. This also has the advantage of saving better veggies for traditional cooking or use in stronger meals. The hunger reward isn't the best, but it sure beats its base ingredients, and 20 healing is nothing to scoff at.

[@password50]

BIG thanks i know that i will use my potatos on some fancy spiralle tumers

[@Laireso]

For a bit more advanced players or at least what I'm noticing as I'm getting better. Splumonkeys. They are absolutely amazing due to a very quick respawn (30 seconds!) and each monke drops 2 great edibles both very useful for crock pot dishes. Splumonkeys are kind of like the pre-nerf bunnymen when they still had 100% chance to drop a large meat and 2(?) carrots. Instead you get small meat and banana. Banana has 3 recipes in crock pot and you can't go wrong with either of them as they are all super cheap. - Banana Pop: Banana + ice + 2 twigs = 20 health, 33 sanity, 3d spoilage - Banana Daiquiri: Banana + ice + 2 morsels/ice = 30 health, 15 sanity, 15d spoilage - Banana Shake: 2 Banana + 2 any filler = 33 sanity, 15d spoilage. None are great for hunger hence why I didn't mention it, but that's what you got meatballs for which you can make from excess morsels or if you get hands on few Depth worms from a "hound" wave or just farm some spiders and you'll be swimming in monster meat as well so then you can make Bacon and Eggs! All can be done in caves with no need to see the sunlight or bring anything spectacular down there, other than the ice and 2-3 stacks of saplings which are basically free considering you don't even need to fertilize them to start producing and since they're in Caves they don't wither in summer either. For the fighting, Rock lobsters can do both Depth worms and splumonkeys for you, but in case you find that too easy you can make pens for each splumonkey pod and kill them in their calm phase or with more resources make a large tooth trap field to lure shadow splumonkeys and depth worms into that which I think is the most efficient universal method you can deploy regardless of character you play as.

[@jameslarimer9211]

So just a little quibble...meatballs for me don't usually give a lot of bonus hunger. Assuming you use monster meat and each of the fillers gives 12.5 hunger (cooked berries,carrots, eggs, or whatnot), you only gain 6.25 extra hunger. But yes, it would be reasonable to consider the dead spider essentially inedible due to the punitive consequences, so if you factored it out, it would actually be a lot of free food. In other words, it's a way to exploit monster meat to stay fed. I personally really like butter muffins, and bunwich. I feel like for new players, skill at killing butterflies is a useful addition to the toolkit. I love to hunt them as I explore the first island in SW as Wolfgang. Even without a crock pot, if I gather even one or two wings, I can eat a red mushroom, or at least hunt some jellyfish once I build a raft, and the wings help both in mitigating the shocks and keeping him out of wimpy mode, allowing him to break even on health, even if he eats the jellies in regular mode. But back to muffins. If you have the knack to kill butterflies, it's an easy dish. 1 wing, 1 mushroom or carrot, 2 twigs. 20 health, 5 sanity, 37.5 hunger. Not bad.

[@qwertyuiop3656]

This game is so tough. Thank you!

[@verestoyjanos5013]

I think the fist full of jam is really underestimated. Yeah I'm not a noob I play this game since 2018 and still only play solo but for one berry+3 ice for 37 hunger is really good (I know that meatballs restores almost twice as much but this food source is far more accesable especially with berry farms.

[@yeetmaster4877]

Make sure to commit a couple dishes to memory. Perogi, meatballs, and dragon pie you should try to memorize

[@PunchPunchPunchPunch]

It is crazy how good some cheap dishes are. Wobster bisque, made of wobster and ice, restores like 60 health.

[@risingshawdo]

Loved this, new to the game and since farming/cooking is my fave part of it this helped a lot. Thanks

[@flashrunner2689]

Warly main?

[@theperfectburger9892]

Now just a personal recipe I like is trail mix. It’s really cheap 2 berries 2 birchnut(cooked) and you have 30 hp it’s like a beggars pierogi it’s perfect for early game when you don’t have access to eggs

[@Jade-in9xn]

Tall scotch egg is one that I recently discovered and its probably the best thing ever. 60 health, 150 hunger, 5 sanity and a 20 day spoilage time. You need a tallbird egg, a veggie and 2 eddible fillers

[@Jade-in9xn]

But be carful for ratatouil

[@brmav_]

Thank you so much man, my new favorite channel

[@deaddata1_7]

I love your content. You should do a video on what foods to cook to increase spoiling time.

[@krystiangod4422]

if you live near tall birds and don't suck at pvp make tall scotch eggs all you need is one tall bird egg, one vegetable and two twigs and it restores 150 food and 60 health and i think it lasts for 20 days, probably best stats in game

[@vehicle1291]

i like eating to full and taking 1 or 2 fresh meaty stews when i go on adventures. its like having 3 hunger bars and its quite simple, you dont have to bother with any other food, so it saves space.

[@jayanta131190]

I didn't know you can put honey in pierogi. Nice!

[@fermentedbeans8073]

Fish sticks is a lifesaver living in oasis for the first summer

[@rutgercake9117]

Surf n Turf can also help, with only 3 cooked fish and 1 monster meat you have a really decent dish for health and sanity restoration

[@blacklight683]

Just from the thumbnail I knew 4out of the 6 pierogi,meaty stew,meatballs,turkey dinner I can't recognize the last 2

[@matthesilkweaver4456]

Need to say that Surf and turf is one of the best one for me

[@maskedkoopa6252]

I would say butter muffin is more important for how efficient it is with carrots and mushrooms. Very easy way for new players to get health and hunger with a low amount of food items.

[@TizonaAmanthia]

One that I would include early game, is Trailmix, sometimes buttermuffins too.

[@TopFurret]

Fancy spiraled tubers can also be made with 2 potatoes and 2 sticks

[@JazzysGames]

I mean, wouldn’t you rather have two of the dish?

[@little_rin6393]

thank you so much!

[@strangemilk8149]

Thanks :)

[@AverageEggmonEnthusiast]

Thank you for this I died of evil lasagne on my first attempt cooking 😭😭

[@dst18]

Wilson's favorite food is bacon and eggs so you will get a bonus if eating it as Wilson.

[@1God1Fury]

surf n turf for very high sanity and health restoration 3 freshwater fish + monster meat or [not exactly beginner, but a recipe if you want to use 2 monster meat] 2 ocean fish (or 2 eels) + 2 monster meat

[@martintsvetkov]

Thank you!

[@memetea3562]

i personally find taffy and pumpkin cookies necassary to know because of how easy it is to make, seriously just 3 honey and a twig, for pumpkin cookies just add a pumpkin, its literlly the same and for wanda taffy is insane!, no health drain and the hunger you get from taffy is completly amazing! 3 taffy is enough to last you a whole day!, seriously taffy is op for wanda players

[@lucamicarelli6537]

For me the best foods for healing: 1 surf n turf You only need a meat farm using bunnyman and a fish farm using merms houses that can be crafted using wurt so if you're not a wurt main you'll need character swap but other than that it's completely amazing with its 60 health 2 lobster bisque You only need a lobster and an ice for 60 health, amazing 3 pierogi Ez to farm, an early 40 health Top 3 foods for hunger: 1 meatballs 2 meatballs 3 meatballs You only need any meat and any edible fillers and you get a 62.5 hunger Top 3 for sanity 1 Jelly salad set up a leafy meat and bunnyman farm and you're set for life with a whopping 50 sanity each jelly salad 2 pumpkin cookies You only need a pumpkin for having 15 sanity 3 taffy Basically pumpkin cookies but worse

[@matteodicarlo4975]

For meaty stew you can actually use two drumsticks (uncooked) and 2 regular meat! (uncooked)

[@MisterBones223]

Dragon pie As Wickerbottom, you can literally conjure up 15 of them in an instant.

[@LoreEclectic]

For the longest time I refused to make a crockpot because I was frustrated that I couldn't figure out the recipes but the first time I ate meatballs and watched my hunger jump out of the red and my sanity topped itself off I was like....okay I get it now For anybody who sucks at fighting like me, you can set the bunny traps on the edge of the spider web and spook the spiders out and they'll get trapped and you get their meat. Throw that meat into the crockpot with three berries and you've got yourself some meat balls

[@ramstab]

The game makes playing Wigfrid really fun, we have lots of meat dishses, we only lose on the dragonpie, and we also have the massive 60 heal on the new crockpot meal with tallbird eggs

[@tacogodboomdogg]

Ain't for beginners but Banana Pop OP.

[@takami_0710]

when you have a wendy and 3 spider nests and a ton of twiggy trees, just make tons of fishing rods and make surf n turf for the rest of you're ( ingame ) life

[@animatorbean3882]

mentions wurt but not wormwood for the healing dishes

[@JazzysGames]

I mean there will be caveats for many characters. Wilson gets extra hunger from BnE, Wormwood can't heal from them, Wurt can't eat them, Warly won't benefit from repeat meals, Wigfrid can't eat tubers, and characters with low max hunger won't benefit much from Meaty Stew.

[@coolejade]

A tip for Wurt players: Trail mix cost a roasted birchnut ,two berries and twigs. It will give 30 health as Wurt. Edit: Flower salad will give 40 health .It cost one cactus flower and 3 veggies. But cactus flowers can you only get in summer. Ratatouille would give 33 hunger. It cost one veggie and 3 fillers (no twigs).

[@JazzysGames]

I'm pretty sure that Wurt's 33% advantage from fruits/veggies only applies to hunger.

[@coolejade]

@@JazzysGames Thank you for saying that.

[@ignacioalbornoz3420]

God i love this video, do you have any recommendations for healing as woormood?

[@stevenlin4457]

leafy meat receipe are good

[@idonthavecreativename]

Thank you

[@trollmaster1483]

Love your vids man

[@thintrack5039]

Thanks for fish sticks I am a wicker main so sea food is better for me

[@genderdystopia019]

Should you leave things on the crockpot until you need them? Like will it spoil?

[@JazzysGames]

Yeah food in a crockpot and on drying racks will spoil.

[@pedroleao5062]

Also, if you happen to have a beefalo called Wellington, you can murder it and make a meaty stew

[@uncle.119]

Rattatuie just put in a carrot and 3 sticks solid for warly

[@JazzysGames]

Pretty sure rat requires edible filler. Dang twigs would be OP.

[@purpleworm4725]

Had to go and get myself a piece of sausage. Couldn't watch this without getting hungry

[@MichaelMantion]

Beginners don't have a lot of meat and don't get cages... 1) Learn to kill and eat butterflies 2) butterfly muffin, 1 butterfly, 1 mushroom (or carrot), 2 sticks (sorry wig) 3) Frog Sandwich, 1 frog, 1 mushroom, 2 sticks 4) Trail mix, 2 berries 2 birch nuts (Yes I know other combinations) 5) fish sticks, fish 2 berries, 1 stick (silk required for fishing pole) New players can typically get sticks, they can also use ice as fillers or use mushrooms if they don't have berries. None of the above should cause you any damage, Cut down birch trees for wood, keep the birch nuts on you, plant them when they are close to rotting never pick flowers or dig up mushroom, butterflies are easy to kill when you learn how, you can live till winter on butterflies alone (sorry wig) You can fight frogs but its better to just make a trap and not take the damage or carry a weapon.

[@neobob6704]

what is the best sanity dishes ? if i need to goo deep in exploration or in a bossfigth whats the best way for preventing to be insane ?

[@kevingriffith6011]

Surf'N'Turf is probably one of the most accessible sanity crock pot dishes in the early game, but the easiest early sanity boosting food to get has to be Cooked Green Mushrooms.

[@neobob6704]

@@kevingriffith6011 okay thanks for this dude

[@m3gusta17]

@@kevingriffith6011 once you find the DFly and Oasis deserts, cooked cactus is at least as good -- you lose a bit of HP picking them, but any 80% DR armor (log suit/football helmet) drops the damage to 1, which is completely negated by the +1 HP from eating cooked cactus. Cactus is also easier to find in large numbers than Green Mushrooms, which are more spread out/randomized. Unless we're talking about the Green Mushroom biome in the Caves, but most beginners are gonna be too scared to do extensive Caves exploration.

[@kevingriffith6011]

@@m3gusta17 Ah, yeah, I completely forgot about cactus. I don't generally do desert stuff, so I guess that's why it slipped my mind.

[@amirnedaee7748]

I really nead this guide ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Waniliem210]

As a Polish Man i can agree , pierogi heal me

[@azurastoast8942]

I died as Warly cause all I could make was ratatouille thank you for this vid

[@stubonk6346]

Actually if you use a tall bird egg you can make bacon and eggs with one egg

[@stubonk6346]

The recipe was monster meat + batilisk wing + morsel + tall bird egg

[@FelixTheGhost]

Bacon and eggs higher priority than monster lasagna?

[@JazzysGames]

Talking about that tallbird recipe? Lasagna doesn't accept twigs and bacon eggs doesn't mind the non-edible filler.

[@m3gusta17]

if I'm remembering correctly, they have the same priority; i.e., dumping 2 Monster Meat and 2 Eggs in a Crock Pot has a 50/50 chance of making either Bacon & Eggs or Monster Lasagna.

[@yalkn2073]

What about sanity food?

[@salendrak]

Team Bacon and Eggs for me!!

[@dragonal6853]

Woah I’m early like the video is like uploaded 2min ago

[@animatorbean3882]

yeah i know me too

[@squeegeeman9218]

hey sorry if this is going to be hard for you I can't find action queue the mod in steam can you sn-end me a link ır just leave a link for it in your next video. I'm sorry if this came off as rude.

[@JazzysGames]

My client mods are in the description.

[@squeegeeman9218]

@@JazzysGames ok I didn't realise thanks though

[@viktorradevic1299]

How is dragonpie not here

[@CarrionMorris]

What about Honey Ham?

[@JazzysGames]

Um... What about it?

[@CarrionMorris]

@@JazzysGames A lot of people in comments don't mention it, so I wanted to bring it up

[@JazzysGames]

Ah got it, you like making honey ham.

[@CarrionMorris]

@@JazzysGames yeah

[@user-eg7xe7px4q]

I literally guessed 5 dishes from the thumbnail.

[@Babarobada]

Only fish dish i know is moqueca.

[@wesley_1234]

POV: you are deerclops and see that ur next opponent is a wolfgang with 5 pierogis, full hambat and marble vest: 😀

[@jajkosadzone5381]

Polska górą pierogi is the best

[@Jacktheflipoffer]

Meaty stew by moving pig house to beef for da meatz and skinz

[@jasontan6013]

honey ham needs 2.0 meat. not 1.5. :)

[@JazzysGames]

Honey Ham accepts any meat value higher than 1.5. There are valid recipes which utilize barnacles that have 1.75 meat.

[@FossilCicak]

how do i fight 5 sanity monsters at the same time

[@JazzysGames]

That’s the neat part. You don’t.

[@FossilCicak]

@@JazzysGames alright, im just gonna ask my wigfrid main friend to do the nightmare fuel farm thing xD

[@TerryCherry110]

0:35 *sad wurt noises*

[@nicholasruiz7277]

Does no one play regular don't starve

[@bet3240]

dont make turkey dinner. the crock pot gets busy for the whole year if you make it

[@amirnedaee7748]

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