Pokemon Quest recipes What they are which Pokemon they attract and what youll need to make them

We might not be getting the core Pokemon Switch RPG until at least next year, and we’ve got to wait until November to play Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee, but there is a new Pokemon game you can play right now. Pokemon Quest launched on Switch in May, but the game is now available for free on Android and iOS.

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It features Pokemon in pixelart form, and tasks you with going on expeditions to explore Tumblecube Island and to find ingredients to use in the various Pokemon Quest recipes that you’ll need to use to attract new Pokemon to your base camp, which then you can use on Expeditions. It’s a little gameplay loop that works quite well as a idle tapper. But what you will want to know is what Pokemon Quest recipes you need to cook in order to attract certain Pokemon, especially extremely rare ones like the Legendary birds, Zapdos, Articuno and Moltres, and even Mewtwo or Mew.

So read on to learn more about the various elements of Pokemon Quest recipes, from breaking down the lingo, to cooking pots and ingredients.

Pokemon Quest Cooking Pots

Before we even get to the actual cooking, you need to understand about the Cooking Pots in Pokemon Quest. At the start of the game, you’ll only have access to the basic, default, and rather boring looking pot. But, as you progress through the various expedition levels, you’ll gain access to better Cooking Pots that will power up your recipes, and allow you to attract rarer and higher level Pokemon. The better Pots do require more ingredients per slot, but they are the key to getting access to those better Pokemon.

Here are all the Pokemon Quest Cooking Pots that you can get in the game, when you get them, what they require, and unlock:

Default Cooking Pot: Each slot requires three ingredients. Receive during the tutorial. Bronze Cooking Pot: Each slot requires 10 ingredients. Attracts Pokemon level 20 and up. Receive after completing Backforth Brook. Silver Cooking Pot: Each slot requires 15 ingredients. Attracts Pokemon level 40 and up. Receive after completing Pincushion Plain. Gold Cooking Pot: Each slot requires 20 ingredients. Attracts Pokemon level 70 and up. Receive after completing the Chamber of Legends.

Pokemon Quest recipes ingredients and terminology

When it comes to making the recipes themselves, there’s an unnecessary level of complexity to the way things are worded and explained. Some will hint at the ingredients you need to use, while others will indicate how much of each you’ll need to use, and they’re definitely not arbitrary. Not one bit.

Here’s how you’ll know how much of each ingredient to use:

A whole lot: Four slots A lot: Three slots A few: Two slots A little: One slot

Then, when it comes to the description of the ingredients, from small or precious, to hard things or sweet things, here’s the items that you’ll need to find:

Small: Tiny Mushroom, Bluk Berry, Apricorn, or Fossil Precious: Big Root, Icy Rock, Honey, or Balm Mushroom Very Precious: Rainbow Matter Mystical: Mystic Shell Red: Tiny Mushroom or Big Root Blue: Bluk Berry or Icy Rock Yellow: Apricorn or Honey Grey: Fossil or Balm Mushroom Soft Things: Tiny Mushroom, Bluk Berry, Big Root, Honey, or Balm Mushroom Hard Things: Apricorn, Fossil, or Icy Rock Mushroom: Tiny Mushroom, or Balm Mushroom Mineral: Icy Rock, or Fossil Plant: Apricorn, or Big Root

It’s worth nothing that each recipe has a quality that determines the length of time the recipe will take to brew, and the rarity of the Pokemon that it’ll attract to your base camp. Adding Precious, or Very Precious, ingredients to your recipe will increase its Quality Points – Small ingredients add one point, Precious adds two, Very Precious are worth three, and Mystical add four. Special Quality recipes are the ones you want to aim for if you’re looking to attract rarer Pokemon.

You can also use Rainbow Matter to add three points to the Quality of a Pokemon Quest recipe, but be careful, because certain recipes are impossible to boost without reducing all your ingredients to Mulligan.

Recipe Quality goes as follows:

Basic: Quality level – 1-5 points Iron Pot brew time – 2 Turns Bronze Pot brew time – 2 Turns Silver Pot brew time – 3 Turns Gold Pot brew time – 4 Turns

Good: Quality level – 6-7 points Iron Pot brew time – 4 Turns Bronze Pot brew time – 4 Turns Silver Pot brew time – 5 Turns Gold Pot brew time – 6 Turns

Very Good: Quality level – 8-9 points Iron Pot brew time – 5 Turns Bronze Pot brew time – 5 Turns Silver Pot brew time – 6 Turns Gold Pot brew time – 7 Turns

Special: Quality level – 10+ points Iron Pot brew time – 6 Turns Bronze Pot brew time – 6 Turns Silver Pot brew time – 7 Turns Gold Pot brew time – 8 Turns

The full list of Pokemon Quest recipes

For every recipe, you’ll need to put five sets of ingredients into the pot, which the actual number required depending on which pot you’re using. Most recipes can be made in a variety of different ways, depending on which kind of items you need. Plus, it’s good to remember that one ingredient can satisfy multiple criteria at once. For example, a tiny mushroom can be a Soft and a Mushroom ingredient for the Sludge Soup.

Here’s the full list of Pokemon Quest recipes, what you need to make them, and what Pokemon they’ll attract:

Mulligan Stew a la Cube Description: Whatever ingredients you like Ingredients: 5x any ingredients Pokemon attracted: An assortment of low level Pokemon

Red Stew a la Cube Description: A whole lot of red Ingredients: 4x Red ingredients Pokemon attracted: Reddish Pokemon

Blue Soda a la Cube Description: A whole lot of blue Ingredients: 4x Blue ingredients Pokemon attracted: Bluish Pokemon

Yellow Curry a la Cube Description: A whole lot of yellow Ingredients: 4x Yellow ingredients Pokemon attracted: Yellowish Pokemon

Grey Porridge a la Cube Description: A whole lotta grey Ingredients: 4x Grey Pokemon attracted: Greyish Pokemon

Mouth Watering Dip a la Cube Description: A whole lot of soft things and a lot of blue Ingredients: 4x Soft and 3x Blue ingredients Pokemon attracted: Water-type Pokemon

Plain Crepe a la Cube Description: A lot of sweet things and a few grey Ingredients: 3x Sweet and 2x Grey ingredients Pokemon attracted: Normal-type Pokemon

Sludge Soup a la Cube Description: A whole lot of mushroom and a lot of soft things Ingredients: 4xMushroom and 3x Soft ingredients Pokemon attracted: Poison-type Pokemon

Mud Pie a la Cube Description: A few minerals and a whole lot of soft things Ingredients: 2x Mineral and 4x Soft ingredients Pokemon attracted: Ground-type Pokemon

Veggie Smooth a la Cube Description: A whole lot of plants and a few soft things Ingredients: 4x Plant and 2x Soft ingredients Pokemon attracted: Grass-type Pokemon

Honey Nectar a la Cube Description: A whole lot of sweet things and a lot of yellow Ingredients: 4x Sweet and 3x Yellow ingredients Pokemon attracted: Bug-type Pokemon

Brain Food a la Cube Description: A lot of sweet things and a few hard things Ingredients: 3x Sweet and 2x Hard ingredients Pokemon attracted: Psychic-type Pokemon

Stone Soup a la Cube Description: A whole lot of hard things and a few minerals Ingredients: 4x Hard and 2x Mineral ingredients Pokemon attracted: Rock-type Pokemon

Light-as-Air Casserole a la Cube Description: A lot of minerals and a few plants Ingredients: 3x Mineral and 2x Plant ingredients Pokemon attracted: Flying-type Pokemon

Hot Pot a la Cube Description: A lot of mushrooms and a little red Ingredients: 3x Mushroom and 2x Red ingredients Pokemon attracted: Fire-type Pokemon

Watt a Risotto a la Cube Description: A whole lot of soft things and a lot of yellow Ingredients: 4x Soft and 3x Yellow ingredients Pokemon attracted: Electric-type Pokemon

Get Swole Syrup a la Cube Description: A lot of sweet things and a few mushrooms Ingredients: 3x Sweet and 2x Mushroom ingredients Pokemon attracted: Fighting-type Pokemon

Ambrosia of Legends a la Cube Description: A whole lot of mystical things Ingredients: 4-5x Mystical ingredients Pokemon attracted: Extremely rare Pokemon

It’s worth noting that you can only attract first level evolutions and non-evolving Pokemon using recipes made in Cooking Pots. You can only evolve Pokemon by levelling them up on Expeditions.

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