Raft Juicer and Cooking Pot recipe list

In Raft, you’ll want to cook special recipes to really fill up your hunger bar. While eating normal cooked potatoes and fish will fill you up, recipes will allow you to expand your bars beyond its limits. Our Raft recipe guide lists out each recipe for both juice and the cookpot.

How to unlock the Juicer and Cooking Pot

Neither of the cooking items require blueprints, but you need to research the items that make them up at the Research Table:

• Juicer: Plank, Plastic, Bolt, Vine Goo, Circuit Board
• Cooking Pot: Plank, Plastic, Metal Ingot, Vine Goo, Bolt

Once you make these, you’ll need to power them. The Juicer uses batteries and the Cooking Pot needs planks added below the pot.

Once you have a setup for cooking, you can make the recipes below by laying out the ingredients on the structures. You will need a Clay Bowl or a Glass Cup to collect the food from a Cooking Pot and Juicer, respectively.

You do not need the recipes in order to make the food, as long as you put in the right ingredients. As long as you know what to cook with, you do not need to keep recipes, but they can be hung on walls and the backboards included with the pots. Putting in the wrong ingredients will give you Leftovers, a food (or drink) that satiates you much less, so it might be worth hanging up your collected recipes as a reference. (Or you can use this guide. We will not stop you.)

We recommend eating regular grilled fish and drinking clean water to restore hunger and thirst respectively. However, you’ll want to use specially cooked food and drink to expand your hunger and thirst bars beyond its limit. With these food and drink, the bars will temporarily get bigger (and give some other bonuses).

Below, you can see all the recipes, where to find them, and what bonuses they may give when eaten.