SCROOMS Cooking Recipes
Every major ingredient and dish—sell buffs, luck teas, tone tarts, and secret long feasts.
Cooking arrived with the Undergarden update and instantly changed how SCROOMS players plan farm blocks. You forage ingredients, combine exact counts at the cooking pot (default access near Songkeeper’s Grove spawn), and run one food effect at a time. This guide lists the core ingredients, standard recipes, secret feasts, and when to eat what. Stack dishes with the right instrument and mutation target before selling.
How cooking works
- Forage while exploring Grove, Undergarden wings, Crescendo terraces, and other nodes.
- Open the cooking pot and insert the exact ingredient counts for a known recipe.
- Eat the dish to start its timer (10–90 minutes depending on recipe).
- Play your session—catching, questing, or selling—while the buff is live.
- Recook when the timer ends; you cannot stack two different food effects.
Bases such as Wild Mint (tea), Hearth Tuber (stew), and Honeyhusk Nut (porridge) often extend duration. Fabled ingredients power the strongest luck and EXP infusions.
Ingredient roster
Commons
- Coinleaf — +15% sell value. Core of Rich Tea / Hearty Rich Tea / Rich Stew lines.
- Glintberry — 1.5× tone chance. Fuels Tuneful Tart for tone-focused hunts.
- Quickthistle — +15% walk speed. Fleet Tea and Hearty Fleet Tea for map traversal and terrace climbs.
- Murkmoss — 1.5× mutation chance support. Save for mutation farm hours even when a finished dish list is thin.
- Wild Mint — Tea base / duration extender; used in Songkeeper’s Feast.
- Hearth Tuber — Stew base / duration extender; Rich Stew and Halden’s Field Stew.
- Honeyhusk Nut — Porridge base / duration extender; Last Hearth Supper.
Rares
- Wild Honeycomb — +15% Catch EXP. Wise Glaze and multiple secret recipes.
- Fourleaf Clover — +15% Luck. Lucky Tea, Hearty Lucky Tea, and feast recipes.
Fabled
- Starlit Clover — +50% Luck centerpiece for Grand Lucky Tea and Last Hearth Supper.
- Sageblossom — +45% Catch EXP for Grand Wise Infusion and the top secret supper.
Rarity labels matter: do not dump Starlit into a basic tea when you can hold it for Grand or secret crafts.
Standard recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients | Buff | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fleet Tea | 1 Quickthistle | +15% Walk Speed | 10 min |
| Lucky Tea | 1 Fourleaf Clover | +15% Luck | 10 min |
| Rich Tea | 1 Coinleaf | +15% Sell Value | 10 min |
| Tuneful Tart | 1 Glintberry | 1.5× Tone Chance | 10 min |
| Wise Glaze | 1 Wild Honeycomb | +15% Catch EXP | 10 min |
| Hearty Rich Tea | 4 Coinleaf | +30% Sell Value | 20 min |
| Hearty Fleet Tea | 4 Quickthistle | +25% Walk Speed | 20 min |
| Hearty Lucky Tea | 2 Fourleaf Clover | +30% Luck | 20 min |
| Rich Stew | 1 Coinleaf + 1 Hearth Tuber | +15% Sell Value | 20 min |
| Grand Lucky Tea | 1 Starlit Clover | +50% Luck | 30 min |
| Grand Wise Infusion | 1 Sageblossom | +45% Catch EXP | 30 min |
Use Rich lines when your bag is full of mutated catches and you are walking to the seller. Use Lucky / Grand Lucky when the goal is rare tags or Resonant variants. Use Tuneful Tart when tone rolls are the bottleneck. Use Fleet on Crescendo Valley climbs and wide Undergarden wings.
Secret recipes
Community Discord / codex lists three secret dishes (added around October 25, 2026):
| Recipe | Ingredients | Buff | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halden’s Field Stew | 3 Hearth Tuber, 1 Wild Honeycomb, 1 Fourleaf Clover | +15% Luck, +20% Catch EXP | 45 min |
| Songkeeper’s Feast | 1 Wild Mint, 2 Wild Honeycomb, 2 Fourleaf Clover | +30% Luck, +30% Catch EXP | 60 min |
| Last Hearth Supper | 1 Honeyhusk Nut, 1 Wild Honeycomb, 1 Fourleaf Clover, 1 Starlit Clover, 1 Sageblossom | +60% Luck, +45% Catch EXP | 90 min |
Last Hearth Supper is the premium prep for jackpot sessions—Eversung hunts, endgame mutation fishing with Mothwing, or contested terrace hours. Do not burn it on empty Grove Commons.
Session planning
Chime rush: Equip Deepchord / Lyre / Mothwing as appropriate (instrument tiers), cook Hearty Rich Tea, clear a dense legal pool in areas, sell everything with value tags.
Rare hunt: Grand Lucky Tea or Songkeeper’s Feast, Luck-oriented instrument (Violin early, Soaring Tone or endgame later), night weather when possible.
Leveling: Grand Wise Infusion or Halden’s Field Stew, quest turn-ins, Undergarden objectives toward the post-100 caps.
Exploration: Fleet Tea or Hearty Fleet Tea while learning Crescendo terraces or Undergarden wing layouts.
Foraging tips
- Pick up Commons constantly; Coinleaf and Quickthistle disappear fastest into hearty recipes.
- Park Fabled ingredients until you have the full secret set.
- Murkmoss is easy to ignore—bag it before mutation grind nights.
- After Crescendo Valley dailies, check whether spins or carts returned rare cookables before crafting.
Related pages
- Undergarden update — patch that launched cooking.
- Mutations tier list — what your Lucky sessions are chasing.
- Instrument tier list — gear to equip while buffed.
- Areas guide — where you will walk while Fleet is active.
- Crescendo Valley — current hotspot for buffed farm blocks.
Cooking will not replace Resonance upgrades, but it multiplies every correct upgrade you already made. Eat with intent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common SCROOMS questions.
How do I cook in SCROOMS?
Forage ingredients, then combine the exact recipe counts at the cooking pot near Songkeeper’s Grove. Only one food buff can be active at a time.
What does Coinleaf do?
Coinleaf is a common ingredient that adds +15% sell value. It crafts Rich Tea, Hearty Rich Tea, and Rich Stew for money sessions.
What is the best luck food?
Grand Lucky Tea (1 Starlit Clover) gives +50% Luck for 30 minutes. Last Hearth Supper pushes luck even higher for 90 minutes if you can afford the fabled ingredients.
When was cooking added?
Cooking launched with the Undergarden update on October 24–25, 2026, including secret recipes documented around October 25.
Should I use Rich Tea or Lucky Tea for farming?
Rich Tea when you are about to sell a haul for Chimes. Lucky Tea when you are hunting rare Scrooms, mutations, or variants. They do not stack, so pick the goal for that timer.