Fae Farm is the latest farm life sim to hit the genre, and like most others in this space, there are tons of new recipes to learn that can help you cook colorful and flavorful dishes for yourself or for selling in the market at the center of town. But finding all the game's recipes could take a long time--not to mention some aren't even available right away. In order to help you master the kitchen and become Fae Farm's top chef, use our recipe list to cook up the game's many dishes.

How to cook in Fae Farm

There are different tiers, so to speak, when it comes to cooking in Fae Farm. A simple campfire will be introduced to you early on in the game's guided tutorial, and with that you can prepare basic food items such as grilled greens and broiled shellfish. This will soon be replaced, however, in favor of more sophisticated cooking methods, namely the beverage station, food prep table, and cooking hearth. It's a bit like Overcooked in that way, with physical stations of your own design allowing you to perform different steps of the cooking process. When you see ingredients that say "chopped" or "sliced," for example, you'll need the Food Prep Table. With only the campfire, your options are severely limited, but don't worry. The game is designed to reward you with better tools in relatively short order. And with these more complex methods, the recipe book really opens up to you.

These improved kitchen stations should come naturally as you play the game, which is good because some recipes require things like crops that can't be purchased and planted until you hit certain level requirements anyway. For example, potato seeds are unavailable until you reach level 10, meaning any recipe that requires potatoes won't be available to you. Though the game does have co-op, there's currently no way to trade items with each other either, so you'll want to level up on your own to open the recipe book more widely.