Cooked Chicken Meat is a Plains-tier food that increases your health by 60, stamina by 20, and health regeneration by 5 hp/tick. You produce it on a Cooking Station by roasting Chicken Meat.
Acquisition
To get Cooked Chicken Meat, you’ll need to roast some Chicken Meat on a Cooking Station over an open fire
You can start obtaining Chicken Meat after you’ve defeated Yagluth, the boss of the Plains biome
It takes 25 seconds for Cooked Chicken Meat to cook
If left on the fire for too long, Chicken Meat will turn into Coal instead
It’s easy to miss that Eggs, Chickens, and Hens even exist in the game. To get access to them, you will first need to defeat Yagluth, the Plains biome boss. Afterward, you will need to head over to Haldor, the Black Forest trader, who will now be selling Eggs for 1500 Coins each. To start your Chicken farm, you will want to buy at least two of them.
When your Eggs have hatched and your Chickens have grown into Hens, you’ll be able to butcher them using the Butcher Knife and get your hands on some Chicken Meat. Throwing it on a Cooking Station for 25 seconds will produce Cooked Chicken Meat. And should you leave it there for too long, it will later become Coal.
A primitive coop for your chickens
Uses
Food
Food
When you eat an instance of Cooked Chicken Meat, your health will increase by 60, stamina by 20, and health regeneration by 5 hp/tick. Eating Cooked Chicken Meat is as simple as going into your inventory and right-clicking on the Cooked Chicken Meat icon. You can combine it with two other food sources, but you can’t eat more than a single Cooked Chicken Meat at a time.
The buff provided by Cooked Chicken meat will start out strong but will grow weaker over time. When there’s 50% left in its duration, or 10 minutes, the buff icon will start flashing and you’ll be able to eat another Cooked Chicken Meat to refresh the buff.
Helpful Tips
Cooked Chicken Meat is a great way to prepare your character for the challenges of the Mistlands biome without actually venturing there
Hens and Chickens can eat most Seeds, Dandelions, and Barley. This means Barley specifically and not Barley Flour
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