How to make Grow a Garden sushi

How do I make Grow a Garden sushi? Sushi is one of the foods that you can make for Chris P. during the cooking event. If you give him some when he's craving it, you can grab some great goodies. In this guide, we dive into how to make sushi, along with a variety of different sushi recipes from rare to divine, so you can whip it up and get those rewards.

There are a total of 12 different foods you can whip up during the Grow a Garden Cooking event, and we're here to help you master them all, with guides on how to make a Grow a Garden ice cream, Grow a Garden pizza, Grow a Garden donut, Grow a Garden hot dog, Grow a Garden waffle, and more.

Making sushi in Grow a Garden is pretty simple, but keep in mind that all recipes we've found so far require both bamboo and corn, so be sure to stock up on those next time they're in stock at the Grow a Garden seed shop.

After that, you simply need to gather the ingredients listed below, throw them in the pot in Chris P.'s kitchen, hit the 'cook' button, and wait for the time to tick down. Using larger and rarer crops means your sushi will take longer to cook, but will also increase the chance that you'll get better rewards.

Once the cooking time's up, you can go grab your sushi from the pot and chat to Chris P. and ask him to "try this food I cooked up!". If he's satisfied, he'll give you some rewards, such as the event-limited Gourmet Grow a Garden egg, a cute Grow a Garden pet, exclusive seeds, Grow a Garden mutation sprays, and other handy treats. Keep in mind, if Chris P. is craving sushi when you give it to him, you'll get more goodies.

Alternatively, if you use mutated ingredients, your sushi has a chance to carry over one or more of those mutations. You can choose to give mutated food to the Rat Connoisseur instead of Chris P. for a different selection of rewards.

Of course, there are a heap of possible combinations that we've not had the chance to try yet, and we'll be sure to add any new options to this list as soon as we discover them. In the meantime, you can use the recipes below to whip up some delicious sushi right now.

Here are the different Grow a Garden sushi recipes:


Rare sushi	Option one: four bamboo and one corn Option two: one bamboo, two corn, and one spiked mango Option three: one corn, two tomatoes, and one bamboo
Legendary sushi	Option one: three bamboo, one corn, and one maple apple Option two: three bamboo, one hive fruit, and one corn Option three: one bamboo, one lilac, one lucky bamboo, one mango, and one violet corn
Mythical sushi	Option one: two bamboo, one corn, and two bone blossoms Option two: three sugar apples, one bamboo, and one corn Option three: one corn, one bamboo, and three elder strawberries Option four: one bamboo, one corn, and three dragon peppers Option five: one bamboo, one corn, and two bone blossoms (only works if Chris P. is currently craving sushi)
Divine sushi	Option one: one violet corn, one bamboo, and three bone blossoms Option two: one corn, one bamboo, and three bone blossoms Option three: one corn, one bamboo, one sunflower, and two giant pinecones Option four: one corn, one bamboo, one sunflower, and two ember lilies
Prismatic sushi	Option one: one violet corn, one bamboo, one sunflower, and two bone blossoms

Once you've made sushi once, you unlock it in your recipe book, where you can see what ingredients you can use for different elements of the recipe.

Here are some of the Grow a Garden sushi ingredients:


Base	Bamboo (required for all sushi)
Wrap	Jalapeno Bamboo Avocado Tomato Taro flower Bell pepper Sunflower Artichoke Onion Pineapple
Main	Mushroom Tomato Pumpkin Pepper Tall asparagus Taco fern Badlands pepper Jalapeno Cauliflower Onion Beanstalk Taro flower Bitter melon Corn Artichoke Bell pepper Ember lily
Rice	Sugarglaze Corn Cauliflower Banana

Those are all the Grow a Garden sushi recipes we've found so far. If you're planning to try out all the recipes in this tasty Grow a Garden event, be sure to check out our Grow a Garden pie, Grow a Garden sandwich, Grow a Garden burger, and Grow a Garden salad recipes, too. Or, if you're on the hunt for some more freebies, keep an eye on our list of all the new Grow a Garden codes.