How to cook in Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and how to use the cooking pot at a campfire Here in this guide, we'll start with the basics of how to cook in Zelda: Breath of the Wild, including how to use to cooking pot, as well as getting into the deeper mechanics of cooking, like explaining meal Bonus Effects - which are Hearty, Energizing, Enduring, Fireproof, Chilly, Spicy, Electro, Hasty, Sneaky, Mighty, and Tough meals, in case you were wondering - plus showing the cooking formula for finding out how much meals will heal you, and providing a full list of ingredients in Breath of the Wild and their corresponding benefits, all so you know the best possible combinations of ingredients to gather and whip up at the campfire's cooking pot. Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Switch vs Wii U Comparison + Frame Rate Test Meals you cook from ingredients gathered in Breath of the Wild can have a variety of positive effects, from recovering lost Hearts to boosting your attack, defense, sneakiness or even resistances to heat and cold, but in order to get those beneficial meals yourself, you'll need to know which ingredients do what. But that doesn't mean there isn't a clear way to get the most out of it. The system is designed in such a way that you're encouraged to take a trial-and-error attitude to whipping up meals, learning from the outcomes of your unusual concoctions and experimenting again.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a brilliant game for a lot of reasons, but one particularly great part of it is kind of surprising: cooking.Ĭooking in Breath of the Wild is, at its core, all about experimenting.

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