WoW Cooking Guide

Everyone can learn to cook! Well, at least in World of Warcraft. Cooking is a secondary profession and in this WoW Cooking Guide I’ll describe some of the basics.

One of the major benefits of cooking is its ability to heal you. So if you’re a solo player or a non healer this is a great secondary profession to have.

WoW Cooking- Getting Started 1-150

Having a WoW cooking guide will help you level this profession fast. First, you’ll need to find a trainer. They can be found in large cities usually near a fire or pot. Ask a guard if you’re having trouble finding one. Once you’ve become an apprentice you need to find the recipe ingredients. This can include meat, fish, and spices and of course you’ll need a fire. You can cook on any fire including stoves and fireplaces, but learning how to make your own campfire will allow you to cook anywhere.

To make your own fire you’ll need flint, tinder and some wood.

Cooking Expert 125-225

To become an expert cook you need to buy an Expert Cookbook. Horde will find these in Shadowprey Village, Desolace and Alliance can find it in Silverwind Refuge, Ashenvale. Or you can go to Dirge Quikcleve in Gadgetzan. The WoW cooking guide that’s included with the Ultimate WoW guide will describe everything much more.

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Artisan 200-300

To level to Artisan in cooking you’ll need to do some questing. Two cooking trainers are available Zamja in Ogrimmar and Daryl Riknussun in Ironforge for Horde and Alliance respectively.

Master 300-375

To become a Master cook get a book from the Hellfire Peninsula.

Recipes

Recipes can be obtained as loot from monsters or chests, questing, or you can buy them.

Cooking, as a secondary profession, goes extremely well with fishing. See my WoW fishing guide. The reason for this is that you’re obviously getting an important ingredient for cooking. Recipes can be found in the WoW Cooking Guide I recommend. Cooked Fish also provide more healing power and can be sold for more. Some fish recipes include Blackened Trout, Blackened Sporefish, Golden Fish Sticks and Spicy Crawdad.

Just about anything you cook can be sold for profit to other players. An additional benefit of cooking that should be mentioned is that many recipes give buffs that can last 30 minutes, this can be great during raids or any situation you may need them.

Now, if you’re not doing fishing and want to level up past 300 then you’ll need to go to Hellfire Peninsula at the wreckage and do some quests.

Getting to level 375 can either be done through fishing as mentioned before or by killing monsters and cooking them.

WoW Cooking Guide – Monster Recipes

Level 300-325

·         Buzzard Bites; 1 Buzzard: Can give 20 Stamina & Spirit

·         Ravager Dog; 1 Ravager: 40 attacks & 20 Spirit

Level 325-355

·         Talbuk Steak; 1 Talbuk Venison: 20 Stamina & Spirit

·         Roasted Clefthoof; 1 Cleafthoof: 20 Strength & Spirit

·         Warp Burger; 1 Warp: 20 Agility & Spirit

Level 355-375                                       

·         Mok'nathal Shortribs; 1 Raptor Ribs: 20 Stamina & Spirit

·         Crunchy Serpent; 1 Serpent: 23 Spell Damage & 20 Spirit

Want to Level Faster and Get More Gold than other players?

Then I strongly recommend the Ultimate WoW Guide. It's not only an in game leveling guide but also includes profession leveling guides, class leveling guides and a macro guide among other things.

It also includes a WoW Cooking Guide. Click here to see the entire package.