Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe list: All Dreamlight Valley & Eternity Isle meals

If you’re looking to cook up a treat for yourself or a Villager in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you’ll want to make sure you’ve got a rundown of how to make all of the currently available recipes.

The game has plenty of activities, quests, and characters to chat with, but one of its most loved features is its cooking. After all, why wouldn’t you want to make and eat some delicious Disney-inspired meals?

Cooking does have its fair share of mysteries, though, as the ingredients required to make something aren’t always clear. So, we’re here to help with a full list of all recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley along with their ingredients, sell price, and star ratings.

Are there any new recipes?

Four new recipes were added as part of the Dapper Delights update, including Seafood Boil and S’mores. However, the two marshmallow recipes were not made available until the End of Summer event started on September 4.

As for Eternity Isle, one new recipe was added — the Classic Frankfurter.

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As part of the Eternity Isle expansion, two categories of meals were introduced upon its arrival, with some being from Dreamlight Valley and others from Eternity Isle. All the meals currently found in-game are listed in the sections below.

Dreamlight Valley appetizer recipes

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There are plenty of tasty dishes to cook, eat or sell.

Disney Dreamlight Valley currently has 46 different Appetizer recipes — and plenty of them are required in certain quests, especially the Seafood Appetizers.

On top of that, how to make Crudites or Arendellain Pickled Herring is a commonly asked question, so we’ve compiled all their ingredients to get you on track to making friends and helping the villagers settle in.

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Dreamlight Valley entree recipes

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Selling cooked meals can bring a great profit.

Disney Dreamlight Valley is home to 86 mouthwatering Entree recipes for you to create, and some are arguably the best recipes to sell in-game too, like the Basil Omelet or the Smoked Peanuts and Anglerfish.

Either way, here are all the Entree recipes so you don’t need to worry about how to make Tekka Maki when the quest requires it.

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Dreamlight Valley dessert recipes

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Finding the ingredients becomes the next challenge once you know the recipes.

There are 71 dessert recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley, and while many of them aren’t used for quests, they’re still a wonderful way to make a little Star Coin easily — particularly the Plain Snow Cones or the Wedding Cake.

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As part of the Eternity Isle expansion, two categories of meals were introduced, with some being from Dreamlight Valley and others from Eternity Isle. All the Eternity Isle meals are below:

Eternity Isle appetizer recipes

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An impressive 23 Appetizers were added to Disney Dreamlight Valley’s A Rift in Time expansion, with tons of new meals to work out and cook:

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Eternity Isle entree recipes

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In total, 58 Entrees were added to Disney Dreamlight Valley’s A Rift in Time expansion, with tons of new meals to work out and cook:

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Eternity Isle dessert recipes

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A delicious 44 desserts were added to Disney Dreamlight Valley’s A Rift in Time expansion, with tons of new meals to work out and cook.

There are no one-star recipes for this category, instead starting from two-star and up:

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How to cook in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Cooking is an essential aspect of Disney Dreamlight Valley that allows you to prepare various dishes using a cooking station. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can cook in the game:

• Locate a cooking station and interact with it. You will then enter the cooking interface which will display the available ingredients on the left side of the screen.
• The ingredients can be dragged from this panel and dropped into the cooking pot located in the center of the interface.
• If you wish to remove an ingredient from the cooking pot, simply click the ‘X’ in the corner of its icon at the bottom of the screen.
• Once you have added all desired ingredients to the cooking pot, ensure you have at least 1 Coal Ore available.
• Click the “Start Cooking” button to begin preparing the dish. This action will consume the Coal Ore.
• Dishes are rated on a scale from 1 star to 5 stars. The rating corresponds with the number of ingredients required for the recipe.

That’s everything to know about cooking and recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley! Be sure to check out the rest of our coverage of the game, including our guides on the current DreamSnaps challenge, what’s in the Premium Shop this week, and how to feed animals.