The WoW Cooking Guide - Level Your Cooking From 1 to 525

I went into the Pilgrim's Bounty event with my level 3 Warlock. At the end my cooking skill was 429. At level 3.

It's pretty easy.

Start by training your Apprentice Cooking skill and learning the basic Spice Bread recipe with the Cooking Trainer at the Pilgrim's Bounty area.

Next, purchase a Bountiful Cookbook from one of the Bountiful Barrels (or the vendor) in the Pilgrim's Bounty area. The cookbook contains the Pilgrim's Bounty recipes you will need. The barrels also contain most of the special ingredients you will need for the special recipes. You will have to travel to all three main cities for your faction to obtain all of the ingredients to make all of the recipes.

Cook up the recipes until you skill is in the high 200s and you can do the Slow Roasted Turkey. Then kill and gather 100 turkeys and cook 'em up. You will gain +2 skill for every turkey till 405, even though the skill goes grey at 370ish. It starts to slow down around 410 and gets really slow at 425.

Cook enough Turkeys and you should be able to hit 430. You will be able to avoid all the tedious recipe collecting, fishing, camping the AH for mats and so on. Turkey works for me. :)

4.2 Patch
While you're likely to get cooked (it is the Firelands, after all) there isn't much that has anything to do with the cooking profession.

4.1 Patch
Not much changed with the 4.1 patch, just new Cooking and Fishing Dailies added to Darnassus, Ironforge, Thunder Bluff, and Undercity. Full patch notes are here.

Cataclysm
Nothing changed with the cooking profession that didn't change with all the professions.

• The skill cap was raised to 525


• You can level your skill all the way to 525 at any one trainer, you no longer need to go to any other trainer to get your recipes or skills.


• Every trainer has the same recipes, though they don't have all the recipes. All the old recipes vendors still sell their own recipes.


• Orgrimmar and Stormwind now have a daily cooking quest dude. The way you level your cooking past 475 is to do the quests, get the points, and then buy recipes from the supply vendor next to the quest giver. See below for more details.

While this cooking guide isn't too bad there's a better one. It's part of Wrath of the Kitchen King and that guide includes cooking details for each of the various races (for low level characters, since not all starting areas have the same cooking options,) differences between Horde and Alliance, more options for leveling paths (including one that is fishing free up to 400,) more choices, and will generally be the ultimate WoW cooking guide.

In addition, there's the cookbook. The real one. 60+ real world recipes based on those from the game. Want to eat like your in-game characters? Then you want this book. Here are some of the recipes which you can create in your own kitchen:

• Bat Bites
• Cookie's Jumbo Gumbo
• Jungle Stew
• Russian Rations (from Metal Gear Solid)
• Galgar's Catus Apple Surpirse
• Fillet of Frenzy
• Deeprun Rat Kabob
• and many more

Go here to get yours: Wrath of the Kitchen King

Cooking, like the other professions in the World of Warcraft, runs from skill 1 to 450 and you level it up by (drumroll please) cooking stuff! Well duh... :) So here are the cooking ranks, just like the other skills:

1. Level 1 to 75 is apprentice
   
2. 76 - 150 is journeyman
   
3. 151 to 225 is expert
   
4. 225 to 300 is artisan
   
5. 300+ is Master,
   
6. 375+ is Grandmaster, and
   
7. 450+ is Illustrious Grand Master

Cataclysm Update
The various cooking trainers have gone to Culinary Arts School and received their Certificates of Graduation. This means that they can teach you all of the levels of cooking without your having to buy the books. Take a close look at the image and you will see all of the skill levels available from the trainer. (Sylann is being viewed by my level 1 bank alt in Silvermoon.)

This means that all of the quests and books mentioned below are now obsolete. You no longer have to buy any books from vendors or the Auction House. However, while the trainers will increase your rank, they do not teach all of the recipes, not even close. You will still have to look elsewhere for a complete recipe set.

The old way

Expert Cooking
To get your skills above 150 you're going to have to do a little reading (homework!) Wait! Before you run off, it's pretty easy. Buy the Expert Cookbook from the vendor or the Auction House and read it.

You can find the expert cookbook at Shadowprey Village in Desolace (for the Horde) or at Silverwind Refuge in Ashenvale (for the Alliance.) it runs about a gold in price, maybe 2-3 gold off the Auction house.

Artisan Cooking

Before you can get Artisan Cooking you'll need to bring your cooking skill to 225, so get to work.

Cooking 225+ requires the Artisan Cooking Quest: Head over to Gadgetzan (Horde and Alliance) for this quest. You'll need to speak to one Dirge Quikcleave at the inn, and the objective is Clamlette Surprise.

To finish it you'll need: 12 Giant Eggs, 10 Zesty Clam meat, and 20 Alterac Swiss. The Alterac Swiss is the easiest to get as it's buyable off a vendor named Ben Trias in the trade district of Stormwind City, Horde can buy it off the Thunderbluff inkeeper.

The second and third ingredients are gathered by killing Owlbeasts in the Hinterlands and Turtles in Tanaris, for the eggs and Clam Meat respectively.

If you don't want to bother hunting owlbeasts and turtles you should be able to buy all the ingredients off the auction house for a few gold. This is especially true if you're leveling this skill at 35 or so, since the above beasties start at 41.

Master Cooking

For the truly dedicated, Master Cooking is available. Get yourself to Hellfire Peninsula and bring some cash to buy the Master Cookbook (only about 2g.)

If you're Horde you should visit Baxter, at the inn at Thrallmar. If you're Alliance you'll want to see Gaston in the kitchen of the Honor Hold inn.

Either faction can also get the book from Naka at the Cenarian Refuge.

Grand Master Cooking

You can buy this training straight off the trainer. Alliance can visit either Rollick MacKreel on the east side of Valiance Keep, and Brom Brewbaster in the Valgarde inn's kitchen.

Horde can see Orn Tenderhoof, in Warsong Hold, or Thomas Kolichio, in the inn at Howling Fjord.

Either side can also get the training in Dalaran (ask a guard for the exact location.)

Fishing to Supplement Cooking

You'll probably want to pick up the fishing skill to complement your cooking skill. It's a great source of material to buy up your cooking, plus it's a nice little money maker by itself.

Another important skill, though not necessary, is making campfires. Get yourself a flint and steel and some firewoord and you can cook anywhere. Otherwise most (not all) towns will have a fire pit or cooking table (in the inn) for you to use.

Wrath Update

The areas around the starter towns in Northrend are full of critters that drop various kinds of meat: rhinos, mammoths, etc. The starter towns also have the grandmaster cook with several recipes.

Grab the recipes, scan them over for one that matches the critters in your area, and start farming the meats.

There are also some "Bind on Pickup" recipe drops that you may find, such as "Bad Clams." There are four of these and they lead to an achievement (eating one item of each recipe.)

Items for cooking, and finished foods, should be on the Auction House, though with the new cooking achievements the prices have increased by quite a bit.

Ok, here's what you'll do to get your skill up. (You can find a list of trainer locations here.)

Beginnning characters can level their cooking skills as they go and fishing is a big help there. You catch fish and cook them up with the recipes you get from the trainer. Easy as can be.

Here's one route to follow to get your skill up. (Recipes that are marked with an asterisk '*' appear in the Tauren Chef cookbook, allowing you to make them in-game and in the real world.)

If you have the cash you'll (usually) be able to find most of the ingredients listed below on the Auction House.

Alliance Cooking Guide (the Horde Guide is below:)

1. 1-40: Cook up the starter recipe, Spice Bread*. Get the flour and mild spices from the vendor and cook till your skill hits 40. Buy the new recipe(s.)



2. 40 to 80: Smoked Bear Meat: Either hunt a lot of bears or buy a couple of stacks of Bear Meat off the Auction House. Make sure you buy Journeyman Cooking by the time you hit 75. You can get the recipe from the AH or from Drac Roughcut, Tradesman, in the inn at Thelsamar, in Loch Modan.
   
   Alternatively, from 50 to 90, you can buy, or go fishing and catch, a bunch of Rainbow Fin Albacore and cook those. The recipe is available from several people, including the fishing trainer and supplies vendor in Stormwind.



3. 60-100: Rogues might want to cook up some "Thistle Tea." You can get the recipe at Ravenholdt, in Hillsbrad. The seller is in the cellar. (see map.) Thistle Tea gives back some of the Energy that Rogues use so much of.



4. 80 to 120: Smoked Sagefish, catch 'em or buy them off the AH. Pick up some "Mild Spices" for these.



5. 100-140: Buy or catch a bunch of Bristleshisker Catfish. Get the recipe in Stormwind (at the fishing supplies gal next to the fishing trainer) or buy it off the Auction House. Buy your Expert Cooking training.



6. Get the Goblin Deviled Clams* recipe from your trainer and head to the Wetlands to kill a ton of Bluegill Murlocks. They'll drop the clams with the tangy clam meat. You'll want at least two stacks of the tangy clam meat. Then cook till you hit 175.



7. 175-190: Get the "Rockscale Cod" recipe from the AH and buy, or catch, a stack of Rockscale cod. If it's not on the AH you can check Thottbot for a list of convenient vendor locations.



8. 175-215: Another option is at the inn in Southshore where you can talk to Chef Jensen and get the "Soothing Turtle Bisque" quest, then kill turtles along the river (or buy a bunch of Turtle Meat.) Word has it that the drop rate of the Turtle Meat is much higher if you actually have the quest, so do a bunch of extra harvesting before you turn the quest in.



9. 215-225: Buy, beg, or steal the recipe Spider Sausage. You can get it from the cooking trainers, such as the one in Ironforge. Then head off to Dustwallow Marsh where you'll kill Darkmist Spiders (by a cave to the NW) and collect the white spider meat. Cook that till you hit 225. Then do the Artisan Cooking quests. By the way: note that you need two meats for each sausage, so kill or buy extra.
   



10. 225 - 285: Once you're done with the Artisan quests, for 225 - 285 or so you'll be cooking eggs, specifically the Monster Omelet (1 x Giant Egg, 2 x Soothing Spices.) This might require a lot of eggs...
    
    A better choice is "Spotted Yellowtail" or "Fillet of Redgill." Buy or catch a stack and get your skill to at least 250. Usually the fish are cheaper to buy than the eggs. You can find the Yellowtail recipe from Gikkix, in Steamwheedle port, in Tanaris. The Filet recipe is available from Kelsey Yance, in the Old Port Authority; Booty Bay (28, 74.)



11. 250-275: Get the "Nightfin Soup" recipe and a stack of "Nightfin Snapper" and a stack of "Refreshing Spring Water." Poached Sunscale Salmon and Juicy Bear Burger are two other options. The Nightfin and Sunscale recipes are available from Gikkix, in Steamwheedle port, in Tanaris. The burger recipe is bought from Malygen, located in Talonbranch Glade in Felwood. (62,25)



12. 276-285: Baked Salmon or Mightfish steak. Buy all from the AH. You can also get both recipes from Vivianna, trade goods vendor, at Feathermoon Stronghold in Ferales.



13. from 285 - 300 go for the Smoked Desert Dumplings (1 x Sandworm Meat, 1 x Soothing Spices) x 20. You get the recipe from a quest and a skill of 285 is required to get it. Make sure you have enough worm meat for the quest and for leveling your skill.
    Note: You'll need to buy the master cooking book off of Gaston, located within Honor Hold/Hellfire Penninsula, before you can go past 300 cooking skill. You'll also need to be level 58 to get to Outlands.
    


14. Next is the famous Ravager Dog* to get your skill from 300 to 325+. (1 x Ravager Flesh)
    
    
    
    • Get the master cooking book from Chef Gaston - Honor Hold, Hellfire Peninsula, Outland.
      to open up your 300+ cooking skill.
      
    
    
    • Buy the Ravager dog recipe* from Sid Limbardi, Innkeeper at Honor Hold, Hellfire Penninsula. .
      
    
    
    
    This is a nice recipe for three reasons: 1) +40 to attack power and +20 to Spirit, 2) you don't need anything other than the meat and a fire, and 3) There are lots of Ravagers to the west, they have a high drop rate for Ravager Meat, and they're easy enough to kill.
    


15. 325 - 350 Get the recipe: Roasted Clefthoof* (1 x Clefthoof Meat) x 35-40. This one boosts Str & Spirit. Like the Ravager Dog it just needs the meat. You can get the recipe in Nagrand: Horde can pick it up from Nula the Butcher in Garadar, Alliance can get it from CrestUriku in Telaar. Get the meat from all the various clefthoof beasts in the area (around a 25% drop) and from Banthar's (lower drop rate.)
    


16. 350 - 375 go for the Spicy Crawdad (1 x Furious Crawdad) x 30-40. Innkeeper Baribi is located at the Allerian Hold Inn.  She sells both the recipe for Golden Fish Sticks and the recipe for Spicy Crawdad] As for the furious crawdads which you will need, you can either buy them off the auction house or fish for them from the highland mixed pools found in the lakes of Terrokar Forest, at night. The catch? Most of these lakes are only accessible if you can fly. Thottbot has lots of details, in the comments, on how to catch these crawdads.

Congratulations on your 375 cooking skill! Now it's off to Northrend to get your Grandmaster Cooking Skill.

* Do you want to make these recipes in real life? See below

Some people, for whatever reason, don't want to bother with cooking, but they like eating meals that buff Stam or other stats, or that turn them into pirates (Savory Deviate Delight.*)

They're quite willing to shell out gold for these items, too. Do a little Auction House research for finished recipes (and even raw materials,) especially at higher levels, and you may be able to put your skills to another good (cash generating) use. Here are the level 500+ recipes.

You can find lots of other WoW gold tips on GotWarcraft.com.

Bats, Spiders, and Bears, oh my! If you're Horde (and why wouldn't you be?) here's one route to take to become the master chef: Recipes are usually available off the Auction house if you don't want to travel. They tend to be a bit pricey these days, though.

1. from 1 - 40 make the spice bread* recipe that you get from the trainer, same as for Alliance. Spice Bread (1 x Simple Flour, 1 x Mild Spices) x 50


2. 40 - 75, you'll be cooking up those bears, but they wanted to eat you anyway, so it's ok: Smoked Bear Meat (1x Bear Meat) x 40. They are all over Silverpine Forest. Get the recipe from Andrew Hilbert, trade goods vendor, in the Sepulcher, Silverpine Forest


3. 75-90: Boiled clams. Get the recipe from the trainer and the clams from Murlocs in the teens. The ghostlands is one good place for them. The auctionhose is another.


4. Rat burgers! From 90 - 125.. oh wait, it's Dig Rat Stew*, not burgers. (1 x Dig Rat) x 40.
   This is a quest recipe, but you will be able to buy it when the 3.1 patch goes live. For now, get it from Grub, in a tower to the east of the Crossroads, at 55,31. Then go to Bael Modan, in the southern Barrens, to get the rats.
   Note, you have to be level 15 and have cooking 15 to get the quest, even though you can use the recipe until your cooking skill is 90. When the patch goes live Grub will sell the Dig Rat Stew recipe to Horde players who have completed the quest.


5. 125 - 175 you're going to be lion hunting. You'll want the meat for your Hot Lion Chops (1 x Lion Meat, 1 x Hot Spices) x 60. This food provides 6 stam and spirit. Get the recipe off the AH or talk to Zharg, in the Crossroads.


6. 175 - 200 is Roast Raptor* (1 x Raptor flesh, 1 x Hot Spices) x 30. The recipe is available in several places: Nerrist (trade goods vendor) in the Grom Gol base camp, in Strnglethorn vale, is one of them.


7. 200 - 225 you'll be cooking up some yummy Spider Sausage (2 x White Spider Meat) x 30. This is a trainer recipe.


8. For 225 - 285, just like the Allies, it's the Monster Omelet (1 x Giant Egg, 2 x Soothing Spices) x 80. Since Giant Eggs are hard to find and since recipe will go green long before 285, you might want to go for Filet of Redgill and/or Undermine Clam Chowder*. Ingredients for both of these are a lot easier to find than the Giant Eggs for the Monster Omelet. For the omelet, get the recipe from Bale, in Felwood, close to the Horde flypoint. You can also get it from Hemmik, in the Everlook in, in Winterspring. The Filet recipe is available from Kelsey Yance, in the Old Port Authority; Booty Bay (28, 74.) Undermine Chowder might be available from Jabbey (General Goods) in Steamwheedle Port, Tanaris, at 67, 22


9. 250-285: Break out your fishing rod and catch a mess of Nightfin and Sunscale Salmon. You're going to make Nightfin soup and/or Poached Sunscale Salmon. These two go yellow at 275 so will be good to take you up to the next item. Recipes are both available from Gikkix, in Steamwheedle Port, Tanaris, at 67, 22


10. From 285 - 300 cook up some Smoked Desert Dumplings (1 x Sandworm Meat, 1 x Soothing Spices) x 20. To get this recipe:
    
    
    1. Go see Calandrath in the Cenarion Hold Inn (51, 39,) in Silithus
    
    
    2. Accept quest: Desert Recipe. Note: You must already have cooking 285 and be level 54+ to get this quest.
    
    
    3. Go to 37, 45 (which is west of Cenarion Hold) and right click on open book that is on crate to complete the Desert Recipe quest.
    
    
    4. Accept "Sharing the Knowledge" quest and return to Calandrath to complete the quest and have the recipe: Smoked Desert Dumplings put in your recipe book. Note: you do not have to do part three of this quest to get the recipe.
    
    Depending on how lucky you are you might have to kill a lot of beasties to get enough meat to level your skill. You'll kill tons of Dredge Strikers and Dredge crushers, or the sandworms North East of Cenarian Hold.


11. Next is the famous Ravager Dog* to get your skill from 300 to 325+. (1 x Ravager Flesh)
    • Get the master cooking book from Baxter, at the Thrallmar Inn, in Hellfire Penninsula to open up your 300+ cooking skill.
    
    
    • Buy the Ravager dog recipe* at Thrallmar, from Cookie One eye.
    
    
    This is a nice recipe for three reasons: 1) +40 to attack power and +20 to Spirit, 2) you don't need anything other than the meat and a fire, and 3) There are lots of Ravagers to the west, they have a high drop rate for Ravager Meat, and they're easy enough to kill.


12. 325 - 350 Get the recipe: Roasted Clefthoof* (1 x Clefthoof Meat) x 35-40. This one boosts Str & Spirit. Like the Ravager Dog it just needs the meat. You can get the recipe in Nagrand: Horde can pick it up from Nula the Butcher in Garadar, Alliance can get it from CrestUriku in Telaar. Get the meat from all the various clefthoof beasts in the area (around a 25% drop) and from Banthar's (lower drop rate.)


13. 350 - 375 go for the Spicy Crawdad (1 x Furious Crawdad) x 30-40. Horde can find the recipe from Rungor in Stonebreaker hold. As for the furious crawdads you can either buy them off the auction house or fish for them from the highland mixed pools found in the lakes of Terrokar Forest, at night. The catch? Most of these lakes are only accessible if you can fly. Thottbot has lots of details, in the comments, on how to catch these crawdads.

Congratulations on your 375 cooking skill! Now it's off to Northrend to get your Grandmaster Cooking Skill.

* Do you want to make these recipes in real life? See below:

Wrath of the Lich King gives us a chance to hit 450 cooking skill and also brings a number of cooking achievements.

Cooking from 350 to 400

Each of the Horde and Ally starting towns has a Grand Master cooking trainer. Look him up and you'll be able to buy your Grand Master skill, no books required.

If your skill is at least 350 you should be able to buy all of the cooking recipes available, at 375 they were all yellow to me.

There should also be a quest to create Northern Stew (at least there was in Warsong Hold.) This requires Chilled Meat which is a pretty scarce drop, at least in Borean Tundra. You can save yourself a lot of time by just buying the meat off the Auction House.

The same is true for your other recipes. Hunt down rhinos or mammoths or go fishing. Grab one of the recipes that you just learned and farm the parts for it. When you hit 400 you will need to start doing the Dalaran Daily Cooking Quests to advance.

Cooking past 400

There are two inns in Dalaran, one for Horde, the other for Ally. Each inn has a cooking trainer and a supplies vendor. You already have the trainer recipes, right? So look to the supplies vendor for the recipes to take you past 400.

The catch is that all the recipes available require a minimum 400 skill, which is not so bad, and three of the Dalaran Cooking Award tokens, awarded from the various daily Dalaran cooking quests. To get your cooking to the 450 max you must do enough of these quests to at least get a recipe.

A few of these recipes require Northern Spices, which you also buy with the cooking tokens, but you can also but the spices off the Auction House or from the vendors (in exchange for tokens.) So do a few daily quests, grab a recipe, and start your cooking!

These recipes will go green at 425 or earlier, so you'll be doing a fair amount of cooking. to get to 425. Several of the recipes available from the supplies vendor do require a 425 skill, so you won't be cooking deep green recipes all the way to 450. Still, judging by the comments below, you may be doing a lot of cooking to hit that 450 skill.

By the way, as you complete each daily cooking quest you will get some gold, one cooking token, and a bag as your reward. The bag will contain Northern Spices, sometimes it will have Old Spice and/or Baby Spice, occasionally it will have an additional token or two, and every once in a while it will have another recipe.

Just for Fun: The Emotional Foods

Bad Clams? Week Old Mammoth? There are at least four of these foods that appears as "bind on pickup" drops from random mobs. These foods provide nothing in the way of buffs, or debuffs, but will instead make you happy or sad or angry or... Perfect for you Role-Players out there. They all require a 350 skill to learn and there is an achievement for eating all four. The foods are:

1. Tasty Cupcake, which makes you happy,


2. Last Weeks Mammoth, which makes you sad,


3. Bad Clams make you angry, and...


4. Haunted Herring, which makes you scared.

All of the Cooking skill leveling that you do in Cataclysm is the same as the way you did it in Dalaran. Any cooking trainer will give you access to your Illustrious Grandmaster Cooking (451 to 525,) but now you have to talk to the Daily Quest Dude. Yes, all of the new recipes and the means to get them are through daily quests.

There are a bunch of new recipes, but you won't have to learn them all.

In Orgrimmar, Marogg is the quest giver. You'll find him just inside the south entrance to The Drag, at the top of the stairs to the left. The vendor with all the recipes is right next to him.

In Stormwind, it's Robby Flay. You'll find him at the north end of the Mage's quarter, just west of the keep entrance. The recipe vendor is also with him.

The Recipes

Several recipes are available at skill levels 450, 475, and 500. Mats for most of these should be readily found on the Auction House. Depending on prices and availability you might want to grab different recipes. Note, also, that most of these recipes buff some stat. Naturally that may influence which recipe(s) you pick. If you're a Rogue then skip the Int recipes and go for something like "Broiled Mountain Trout," which buffs Haste.

The complete Cataclysm recipe list is here.

Here's a sample leveling routine for your cooking.

1. Do enough of the daily quests to get the rewards you need to buy the recipes.
   


2. 450 to 475: If you don't have another recipe in mind, let's start with: Seasoned Crab - this recipe provides Hit rating and Stamina and requires Monstrous Claw and nothing else. You will use it to level all the way to a 475 skill, so buy 30 claws off the AH, start your campfire, and get to work.


3. 475 to 500: Hearty Seafood Soup provides Str and Stam. Grab another recipe if you want/need other stats. This one goes green at 497, so buy at least 35 Blood Shrimp off the AH.


4. 500 to 525: If you're doing the Tol Barad daily quests you might find yourself collecting a nice stack of Crockolisk Tail.Otherwise just buy mats off the AH. Any of these recipes will take you to 525, but they all go green at 520, so buy extra mats. I suggest at least 35, but you might get lucky.
   
   
   1. Beer Basted Crockolisk - Requires those Crock tails. Buffs Str and Stam.
   2. Skewered Eel - Requires Fathom Eel and buffs Agility and Stam.
   3. Severed Sagefish Head - Requires Deep Sea Sagefish and buffs Int and Stam
   
   

Gratz on your 525 cooking skill!

* Many of the recipes found in the World of Warcraft are also found in the Original Tauren Chef Cookbook. Dozens of in-game recipes are brought into the real world!

Delight your real life guildies with a real world meal of Goblin Deviled Clams, Runn Tum Tuber Surprise, and Savory Deviate Delight.

Finish them off with Gooey Spider Cake for dessert!

You're not limited to just these recipes: the MMO Cookbook has over 60 recipes covering desserts, appetizers, soups, breads, and main courses.

You can get your own copy of the Tauren Chef Cookbook, Wrath of the Kitchen King, and the 1-450 cooking guide, (and start feeding real WoW food to your real life family and friends) right here.

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