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    Deep Dish Dungeon Cooking: Stations, Potions and the Pizza

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    In Deep Dish Dungeon, food is progress: meals fill your food blocks and add buffs, and the game ends with a pizza. Here is how to build every cooking station, what each soup add-in and Kettle potion does, where ingredients come from and the full Deep Dish Pizza recipe. Checked on October 23, 2026 (patch 1.0.50).

    Cooking stations and costs

    A cooking pot hanging over a campfire, with the hotbar and health and stamina bars at the bottom
    A Cooking Pot over the fire. Every station needs heat. Image: Behold Studios / Raw Fury, from the game's Steam page
    StationCostNotes
    Rotisserie2 sticks + 2 wood planksFirst cooking station; materials lie around the main room
    Food Basket3 vinesGreen vines next to foliage, not the brown roots
    Cooking Pot3 iron rods + 1 iron potUnlocks when you pick up wild corn; abandoned campsites can be taken apart for the same parts
    Cooking Table2 wood planks + 1 leatherUnlocks on picking up leather (since patch 1.0.50; was corn). Makes Corn Dough and Raw Deep Dish Pizza
    Water Pot4 clay + 1 iron rod10 uses, then breaks
    Kettle1 iron pot + 2 chainsOne slot: brews potions
    Skillet1 grate + 3 iron rods—
    Oven5 clay + 1 grateBakes the Deep Dish Pizza; needs coal

    Soup add-ins

    The pot's first two slots make the soup; the third slot is optional and adds one effect.

    Third-slot ingredientEffect
    Azurea MushroomMakes you glow
    Basil+100% HP recovery
    Algae+100% SP (stamina) recovery
    Cilantro+50% swim stamina, +50% weapon SP cost (as shown; untested by the guide author)

    Kettle potions

    IngredientPotion
    Azurea MushroomVision Elixir
    BasilHealing Potion
    AlgaeStamina Potion
    Dried HerbsImmunity Elixir

    Keep empty bottles: a Water Bottle is part of the pizza dough.

    Ingredients and where they drop

    Main ingredients

    • Mushroom
    • Apple
    • Pepper
    • Raw Meat (rats)
    • Raw Drumstick (frogs, bats)
    • Raw Fish Fillet (eel)
    • Scorpion Tail (scorpions)

    Secondary (add-ins)

    • Azurea Mushroom
    • Basil
    • Algae
    • Cilantro

    Wild Corn grows by the fountain once you turn its lever; Cheese and Tomatoes lie past the grapple door above the Corn Gem room; Guarana Berries appear by the defeated eel.

    Deep Dish Pizza recipe

    StepStationInputsOutput
    1Cooking TableWild Corn + Water BottleCorn Dough
    2Cooking TableCorn Dough + Cheese + TomatoRaw Deep Dish Pizza (last option)
    3Oven (5 clay + grate), with coalRaw Deep Dish PizzaDeep Dish Pizza

    Offer it on the altar in the final room, then push the altar. What happens next is on the walkthrough.

    Dishes for the gold door

    The dining hall's gold door wants three dishes on the table: Cooked Veggies (2 vegetables), Meat Soup (2 meat) and Bean Soup (2 black beans). Behind it is the Queen Crown.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do you make the Deep Dish Pizza in Deep Dish Dungeon?

    On a Cooking Table, make Corn Dough from Wild Corn and a Water Bottle. Add Cheese and Tomato (found past the grapple door above the Corn Gem room) to craft the Raw Deep Dish Pizza, the last option in the table's list. Bake it in an Oven (5 clay + a grate) with coal.

    How do soups work in Deep Dish Dungeon?

    In the Cooking Pot, the first two slots make the base and the optional third slot adds an effect: Basil doubles HP recovery, Algae doubles stamina recovery, Azurea makes you glow and Cilantro boosts swim stamina. Skip the third slot to save food.

    How do you make a Vision Elixir?

    Brew an Azurea Mushroom in the Kettle (1 iron pot + 2 chains). One is also in a chest on the balcony above the fountain. It reveals invisible enemies and the ghost needed for the true ending.

    Why can't I stack cooked food any more?

    Patch 1.0.50.0 set the stack size to 1 for Boiled Corn, Fruit Compote, Cooked Veggies, Seafood Pasta, Ramen and Spaghetti.

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