Cooking Guide - 9th Dawn 3

Cooking is required for many quests and is an easy way to make some money in 9th Dawn 3. To start cooking, you first need to talk with Medium John and Foddy in Ashwick.

His name is not Foody!

If you call him Foody, his prices will go up permanently. This is not the end of the world as there is other cooking NPCs in other towns but it will make making money with cooking at the beginning of the game more difficult.

Food that increase HP by a percentage are a great alternative to HP potions if you put points in endurance and get the health passives. Also, the higher level recipes give melee and magic buffs. Pretty good!

List of cooking recipes

• Level 1 - Smelly Broth
• Level 2 - Potato Soup
• Level 3 - Veg Soup
• Level 3 - Fried Rat Tail
• Level 3 - Cooked Meat S
• Level 4 - Fried Rat Tail Salad
• Level 4 - Apple Juice
• Level 5 - Berry Brew
• Level 6 - Potato Brew
• Level 10 - Cooked Meat M
• Level 10 - Basic Salad
• Level 10 - Meat Salad
• Level 10 - Fish Salad
• Level 15 - Boring Meat
• Level 15 - Boring Veg
• Level 15 - Boring Fish
• Level 15 - Honey-Salt Meat
• Level 20 - Cooked Meat L
• Level 26 - Special Veg
• Level 26 - Zesty Fish
• Level 37 - Poached Fish
• Level 37 - Sweet Veg & Potato
• Level 37 - Special Roasted Meat
• Level 37 - Fried Shellfish
• Level 45 - Feast of Meat
• Level 45 - Feast of Veg
• Level 45 - Feast of Fish
• Level 57 - Meat Master Bake
• Level 57 - Veg Master Bake
• Level 57 - Fish Master Bake
• Level 70 - Plate of the Dawn Gods

Making money with cooking

It's pretty simple really. Buy ingredients from Foddy or another NPC, cook them and sell him back. At first, you're going to lose money but as you do it, your Bargaining skill level goes up which brings the costs down and the selling prices up.

Get to 100% on a recipe like Smelly Broth and then you can cook hundreds of units without manual clicks. You can cook up to 999 at once without clicks.

There you go, you've got a new stream of income!