All Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes

In this guide, we list every single Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe you can unlock, along with all the ingredients they require. Categorised by dish type, you’ll be able to whip up every appetiser, entree, and dessert in no time at all to keep your companions happy and your pouch of star coins full. As Chef Auguste Gusteau wisely said, ‘anyone can cook, but only the fearless can be great’.

For help gathering everything you need for your recipes, you should check out our Disney Dreamlight Valley fish guide. We’ve got a bunch of other handy DDLV bits and bobs, too, including our Disney Dreamlight Valley realms, Disney Dreamlight Valley gems, and Disney Dreamlight Valley critters guides.

Now, let’s dive into everything you need to know about all DDLV recipes.

All Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes

Here are all the Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes, split into appetizers, mains, and desserts.

Dreamlight Valley appetizer recipes

Dreamlight Valley entree recipes

Dreamlight Valley dessert recipes

To make a lot of the Disney Dreamlight Valley desserts, you need the ingredient slush ice. You only get access to this after completing Remy’s level ten friendship quest, at which point you can buy it at the pantry in the Chez Remy restaurant for 150 star coins.

You gain the recipe for root beer when making Disney Dreamlight Valley fizzy root beer in the Scar questline.

Dreamlight Valley event recipes

The following recipes require event-exclusive ingredients. Therefore, if you missed the event and don’t have the ingredients, you have to wait until the event rerun the following year.

All DDV Eternity Isle recipes

Here are all the recipes you can unlock if you have the Disney Dreamlight Valley: A Rift in Time expansion.

The expansion introduces three types of meat as ingredients – pork, poultry, and venison. You get these by completing Gaston’s level two friendship quest, then purchasing them from the stall.

Unfortunately, meat doesn’t appear to fall under a specific ingredient category at the moment – but don’t worry, you can still find them. Simply open the cooking menu at a cooking station, go to the ‘all ingredients’ tab (marked by the infinity symbol), then scroll the the very bottom – your meat should be on the last page.

Eternity Isle appetizer recipes

Eternity Isle entree recipes

Eternity Isle dessert recipes

How do I cook in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

If you want to cook in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you first need to be somewhere that allows you to use a stove. This can be in a house or cooking stations found in different areas, such as the one in the Frozen realm.

Next, you need to chuck your ingredients in the pot. You can use up to five items, ranging from fish to dairy, fruit, spice, vegetables, and more. Then, you need to use one piece of coal to cook the meal. If you want a couple of suggestions to get you started, our Disney Dreamlight Valley crudites and Disney Dreamlight Valley ratatouille recipe guides can help you out. Oh, and Disney Dreamlight Valley mushrooms are quite a versatile ingredient.

How do I get meat in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

The Disney Dreamlight Valley A Rift In Time expansion introduced a selection of Eternity Isle recipes that require meat – namely poultry, pork, and venison. But don’t worry, you don’t have to go hunting yourself, as all of this ‘meat’ comes from the magical ‘Freezer of Infinite Meat’, and you can purchase it from Gaston’s stall!

In order to unlock Gaston’s stall, you need to progress through the Eternity Isle main story quest Island In the Rough in order to befriend Gaston. Then, you need to get Gaston to friendship level 2 and complete his ‘Center of Attention’ friendship quest by fixing up his lodge. Once he’s content with his home, Gaston requests that you find Freezer Fragments in order to set up his meat stall.

Follow the quest through to the end in order to unlock Gaston’s meat stall. Here you can purchase the three meat products. The stock refreshes every 24 hours, with one random meat available at an unlimited quantity for the day, while the other two are limited to 20 units.

What’s the most profitable Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe?

We’ve all heard that pumpkins are the most profitable crop in Disney Dreamlight Valley, but what’s the most profitable recipe? Well, there’s some serious debate over this, as there are lots of contributing factors.

The most important thing to consider is that, while recipes all have a base price, some sell for significantly more if you use more valuable ingredients – and, of course, most ingredients are either limited by spawns (fish, foragable ingredients), or cost money to purchase or grow.

For example, a grilled veggie platter made with three lettuces sells for only 33 gold. Three lettuce seeds cost nine gold, so you make a total profit of only 24 gold. On the other hand, a grilled veggie platter made with three pumpkins sells for 2,800 gold. Three pumpkin seeds cost 825 gold, so you make a total profit of 1,975 gold. However, note that making a grilled veggie platter with pumpkins takes a bit more effort as the auto-fill doesn’t automatically select them, so you have to scroll through your ingredients and manually drag them into the pot.

Pumpkin puffs and pumpkin soup are also community-favorites. However, they both require you investing into ingredients from Remy’s kitchen, and the pumpkin soup recipe requires ginger, which you have to gather from the Forgotten Lands. Technically, pumpkin soup with two pumpkins is the most profitable pumpkin dish – even better than the pumpkin grilled veggie platter – but for both of these recipes you are limited by foraging spawns and how many eggs, milk, and/or cheese you can buy, so if you want to make a lot of money in a short period of time, these can be limiting factors.

Beyond pumpkins, the highest profit dish in the game is the large seafood platter made with four lobsters and a lemon, netting you a profit of 6132 per dish. Similarly, many seafood dishes such as bouillabaisse, Lancetfish Paella (with two pumpkins as the vegetables), the seafood platter, and others are very high profit, too. But the main reason you don’t see these promoted regularly as a solid, money-making strategy is due to the fact that in order to gather the ingredients – i.e. lobster, lancetfish, walleye, or anglerfish – you need to rely on RNG while fishing, meaning it’s quite unreliable.

So, in short, if you’re looking for an easy way to make lots and lots of cash, we recommend planting a large field of pumpkins, then turning them into either pumpkin soup with two pumpkins if you have enough ginger, or turning them into grilled veggie platters made from three pumpkins. But, if you want to look into this further, there are plenty of threads talking about making money and the best recipes on the r/DreamlightValley sub-Reddit.

And there we have it – every Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe currently in the game. For more delightful Disney magic, check out our top picks for the best Disney games or the best Mickey Mouse games on mobile and Switch.