Pokemon Quest: How to Cook Every Recipe

In Pokemon Quest, Pokemon are caught by luring them to base camp with recipes instead of catching them with Pokeballs. Players earn recipe ingredients while out on expeditions, and each expedition completed will get them one step closer to having a fully cooked meal. Players can also use PM Tickets to speed up the cooking process, which are obtained through in-game means as well as through microtransactions.

In Pokemon Quest, the recipes players cook result in different colored stews, which are meant to attract Pokemon that are roughly the same color to the base camp. Different ingredient combinations may improve the odds of luring rarer Pokemon to camp, and the pot players use to cook with can determine the quality of Pokemon that show up as well.

There are a ton of potential ingredient combinations players can cook in Pokemon Quest that will result in the same stews. Because of this, it's impossible to list every possible recipe combination, but below is a list of all the stews in the game, and recipes to make that stew that are known to attract specific Pokemon.

The best way for players to go about luring Pokemon to camp and testing out different recipes is by having the most cooking pots possible, which is four. However, at the time of this writing, the only way to get more cooking pots in Pokemon Quest is by purchasing the various Expedition Packs with real money.

Mulligan Stew a la Cube

Mulligan Stew a La Cube is the most basic stew players will cook in Pokemon Quest. There are a huge number of ingredient combinations that will result in this stew, but below are some that are proven to work and attract the Pokemon listed next to them.

5x Tiny Mushroom (Nidoran Male, Oddish, Rhyhorn)
4x Tiny Mushroom, Big Root (Clefairy, Doduo, Ekans, Grimer, Ponyta)
2x Tiny Mushroom, 3x Big Root (Gastly, Shellder)
1x Tiny Mushroom, 4x Big Root (Gastly, Diglett)
5x Big Root (Bulbasaur, Chansey, Dratini, Eevee, Farfetch'd, Gastly, Hitmonchan, Jynx, Kabuto, Lapras, Magmar, Mr. Mime, Pikachu, Pinsir, Snorlax, Squirtle, Tauros, Venonat)

Red Stew a la Cube

Red Stew a la Cube is used to attract "reddish" Pokemon in Pokemon Quest, so it's something players should cook if they're looking to add fire-types to their roster.

5x Tiny Mushroom (Goldeen, Growlithe, Krabby, Mankey, Spearow, Voltorb, Vulpix)
3x Tiny Mushroom, Big Root, Bluk Berry (Diglett, Doduo, Lickitung, Paras, Porygon, Slowpoke)
Tiny Mushroom, 3x Big Root, Apricorn (Doduo, Farfetch'd, Lickitung)
5x Big Root (Charmander, Eevee, Farfetch'd, Growlithe, Hitmonchan, Jynx, Kabuto, Magmar)

Blue Soda a la Cube

Since Red Stew a la Cube mainly attracts red, fire-type Pokemon to base camp, then one can probably guess that Blue Soda a la Cube attracts water-type Pokemon, like Squirtle. However, it can also attract some other Pokemon as well, including the rare dragon-type Pokemon Dratini.

5x Bluk Berry (Caterpie, Nidoran Male, Poliwag, Rattata, Tentacool
3x Bluk Berry, Icy Rock, Tiny Mushroom (Ekans, Grimer, Horsea, Koffing, Machop
Bluk Berry, 3x Icy Rock, Tiny Mushroom (Dratini, Ekans, Grimer, Koffing, Magikarp, Horsea, Slowpoke)
4x Icy Rock, Tiny Mushroom (Dratini, Ekans, Grimer, Koffing, Magikarp)
5x Icy Rock (Ditto, Dratini, Lapras, Omanyte, Squirtle, Tangela, Magikarp)

Yellow Curry a la Cube

Yellow Curry a la Cube attracts yellowish Pokemon, which includes one of the starter Pokemon, Pikachu.

4x Apricon, Tiny Mushroom (Abra, Bellsprout, Meowth, Pidgey, Psyduck, Sandshrew, Staryu, Weedle)
3x Apricorn, Honey, Tiny Mushroom (Hitmonlee, Ponyta, Snorlax)
Apricorn, 3x Honey, Tiny Mushroom (Drowzee, Ponyta)
5x Honey (Hitmonlee, Kangaskhan, Pikachu, Scyther)

Grey Porridge a la Cube

As the name implies, Grey Porridge a la Cube will attract greyish Pokemon in Pokemon Quest.

4x Fossil, Tiny Mushroom (Clefairy, Cubone, Geodude, Nidoran Female, Oddish, Rhyhorn)
3x Fossil, Balm Mushroom, Tiny Mushroom (Clefairy, Exeggute, Jigglypuff, Magnemite, Onix, Seel Shellder, Zubat)
Fossil, 3x Balm Mushroom, Tiny Mushroom (Clefairy, Venonat)
5x Balm Mushroom (Cubone, Venonat)

Mouth Watering Dip a la Cube

Earlier we mentioned that Blue Soda is good for attracting water-type Pokemon, but it may also attract blueish Pokemon that aren't water-types as well. For Pokemon Quest players who are specifically farming for water-type Pokemon, they may want to consider cooking the Mouth Watering Dip a la Cube instead.

3x Bluk Berry, Tiny Mushroom, Apricorn (Goldeen, Krabby, Poliwag, Psyduck, Staryu Tentacool)
3x Bluk Berry, Big Root, Tiny Mushroom (Horsea, Shellder, Slowpoke)
2x Bluk Berry, Icy Rock, 2x Big Root (Kabuto, Lapras, Magikarp, Omanyte, Seel, Shellder, Slowpoke, Squirtle)

Plain Crepe a la Cube

Anyone looking to attract normal-type Pokemon to base camp will want to look into recipes for Plain Crepe a la Cube. This is primarily what players will want to cook if they hope to collect more Eevees, and evolve Eevee into all three of its evolutions.

3x Bluk Berry, 2x Fossil (Meowth, Pidgey, Rattata, Spearow)
2x Bluk Berry, 2x Fossil, Honey (Doduo, Eevee, Jigglypuff, Lickitung, Snorlax)
2x Bluk Berry, Fossil, Honey, Balm Mushroom (Doduo, Eevee, Lickitung, Snorlax)
2x Bluk Berry, Honey, Balm Mushroom (Clefairy, Doduo, Eevee, Jigglypuff, Lickitung, Porygon, Snorlax, Tauros)
Fossil, 3x Honey, Balm Mushroom (Clefairy, Eevee, Jigglypuff, Porygon, Tauros)
3x Honey, 2x Balm Mushroom (Chansey, Ditto, Eevee, Farfetch'd, Kangaskhan)

Sludge Soup a la Cube

Poison-type Pokemon can be pretty helpful when defeating enemy Pokemon on expeditions, so players may want to take note of these recipes. Players should keep in mind that that these recipes may also attract Bulbasaur, which is a grass-type Pokemon that evolves into dual grass/poison-types later on.

3x Tiny Mushroom, Balm Mushroom, Bluk Berry (Bulbasaur, Bellsprout, Ekans, Grimer, Koffing, Nidoran Female, Nidoran Male, Oddish, Tentacool, Zubat)
2x Tiny Mushroom, 2x Balm Mushroom, Big Root (Ekans, Gastly, Grimer)
Tiny Mushroom, 3x Balm Mushroom, Rainbow Matter (Bulbasaur, Gastly, Venonat)