Cooking Recipes in Grow a Garden
Cooking in Grow a Garden introduced players to a whole new type of item — food items. These foods were first used to unlock Gourmet Seed packs, Gourmet Eggs, and other exclusive rewards. With the Beanstalk event update, the central cooking station is gone, but don’t worry — all cooking recipes still work. Now, food items can be used to feed pets and craft new gear right in your garden.
In this updated guide (August 16, 2025), we’ll cover every high-rarity cooking recipe, explain how to use the Cooking Kit, and share some tips to maximize your rewards.
Food Rarities in Grow a Garden – Cooking Recipes in Grow a Garden
When you cook, the dish you create can have different rarities depending on the recipe and the ingredients you use:
- Normal
- Rare
- Legendary
- Mythical
- Divine
- Prismatic
- Transcendent
👉 Bigger crops (grown using sprinklers like the new Grandmaster Sprinkler) make larger dishes, which means better chances at high-tier rewards.
High-Rarity Cooking Recipes in Grow a Garden
While there are many combinations for basic foods, we’re focusing on the Mythical, Divine, Prismatic, and Transcendent recipes — since these yield the best rewards.
Here are some highlights (full details are included in the table below):
- Soup → A catch-all recipe when no other fits.
- Pie → Transcendent version requires 1x Coconut + 4x Bone Blossom.
- Waffle → Mythical version uses Starfruit, Coconut, and Tranquil Bloom.
- Hot Dog → Divine recipe includes Corn + 4 Ember Lilies.
- Smoothie → Transcendent recipe is as simple as 1x Sugar Apple + 4x Bone Blossom.
- Spaghetti → Divine requires Tomato, Corn, Beanstalk, and Ember Lilies.
- Corndog → A brand-new recipe! Needed for the Pet Pouch, which expands your pet inventory.
✅ Pro tip: Focus on Prismatic and Divine foods if you’re farming for rewards — they’re easier to make consistently and still provide great drops.
Full Recipe List
| Food Item | Rarity | Recipe Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Soup | — | Anything not matching another recipe |
| Salad | Transcendent | Grand Tomato + 4 Bone Blossoms |
| Prismatic | Grand Tomato + Bone Blossom or Bamboo + Beanstalk + 3 Bone Blossoms | |
| Divine | 3x Prismatic Crop + Tomato or Pineapple + Pepper | |
| Mythical | Tomato + Prismatic Crop or Sugar Apple + Pepper + Tomato | |
| Pie | Transcendent | Coconut + 4 Bone Blossoms |
| Prismatic | Pumpkin + 4 Bone Blossoms | |
| Divine | Coconut + Beanstalk or Coconut + Pepper + Elder Strawberry | |
| Mythical | Apple + Pumpkin or Pumpkin + Ember Lily | |
| (and so on for Sandwiches, Waffles, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream, Donuts, Pizza, Sushi, Burgers, Cake, Candy Apple, Porridge, Sweet Tea, Smoothie, Spaghetti, Corndog…) |
How to Get the Cooking Kit
The old NPC Chris P is gone, but you can still cook using the Cooking Kit, a cosmetic item unlocked through achievements in the new Garden Guide.
Once placed in your plot, the Cooking Kit works just like the old cauldron — simply toss in the required plants or fruits to create recipes.
💡 First recipe you should cook: Corndog. It unlocks the Pet Pouch, giving you more pet slots so you don’t have to sell your favorite companions.
Tips for Cooking & Rewards
Although the old Chris P event is over, these tips still help you make the most of your cooking:
- Cook high-tier food only → Transcendent, Prismatic, and Divine recipes give far better rewards.
- Use bigger crops → Larger ingredients = larger dishes = higher rewards.
- Save extras for cravings → Food can be stored and used later when cravings change.
- Divine Pie Trick → Coconut + Beanstalk = Divine Pie (both are shop seeds). Stockpile them and cash in whenever Pie is in demand.
Final Thoughts
Cooking in Grow a Garden is more than just a side activity — it’s a major way to unlock pets, gears, and big rewards. Whether you’re aiming for Transcendent Smoothies, Mythical Waffles, or Divine Pies, knowing the recipes is key.
Have you tried out the new Corndog recipe yet? What’s the biggest dish you’ve made? Share your creations in the comments!
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