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Want to know where to find more recipes? This My Time At Portia Recipe Unlock Guide will tell you where to find some of the hidden recipes we’ve discovered on our travels, how to unlock them and what potential uses the new items have for you and your workshop. When you start the game you already have a ton of different recipes you can use and items you can create, but there are further recipes that can be discovered that add more options to your construction efforts.

The vast majority of these are through Missions and Contracts so make sure to pick one up whenever you run across a fellow villager in need. Below is a list of the recipes we have unlocked so far in My Time At Portia, including information on the items you can craft and where to find the recipe.

How To Unlock: You unlock the Planter Box recipe after doing a quest for Emily. She’s at the farm just across the field from your workshop. For more details check out our how to plant seeds guide.

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How To Unlock: Mars, the owner of the Total Tools shop, gives you a quest asking you to kill Sea Urchins for Spines. Complete that quest to get the recipe.

We’re still updating this My Time At Portia Recipe Unlock Guide as we progress through the game so check back soon for updates.

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Want to know where to find more recipes? This My Time At Portia Recipe Unlock Guide will tell you where to find some of the hidden recipes we've discovered on our travels, how to unlock them and what potential uses the new items have for you and your workshop.

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Anything you do, whether it is something as menial as cutting trees, or building through the day to fulfilling commissions as the badass builder you are, your stamina points will decrease alarmingly, and your Health Bar isn’t going to be as full as you would expect when fighting monsters in a dungeon. You can upgrade your clothes, get good gear, and top-tier weapons but the cheapest and the most reliable way to maintain your HP and SP is by consuming food.

After deep-diving through the internet in search of powering foodstuffs, I have created this ultimate food guide for you! You never need to go hungry again or worry about that receding Health and Stamina bars.

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Strange soup is… well, unique. It is a blend of many different and random sugary, sweet, and spicy ingredients. It is a mix and match of all flavors. 

This particular dish isn’t a favorite of many, but Nora from the Church of Light and Merlin from The Research Centre love this dish. So, even if you don’t use it in combat or it isn’t your go-to meal in Portia, keep it handy to gift it to Nora and Merlin to increase your relationship with them!

Bacon Fish Roll is a favorite of a long-haired handsome NPC in Portia. You guessed it. Gust! A close contender would be Scraps the dog, who loves it almost as much as Gust.

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This dish is very useful, especially when exploring ruins. It affords certain defense points which is handy when battling monsters. Bacon Fish Roll can be cooked by the player or obtained by participating in the Fishing Day Event. 

This recipe is pretty interesting because it mixes bubblefish with tea leaves to get the stew. This stew is pretty pricey if the player needs the Gols. 

It can also be gifted to various NPCs. This stew can raise a whopping 15 relationship points with Tody and Scraps when gifted. Makes me wonder how a dog in the game could love fish so much. Scraps loves any dish with fish in it! This dish is also much-loved by Mars and Molly.

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If you love pumpkin, this dish is for you! Even if you don’t, this is a good dish to keep handy when exploring ruins. We all know that the sly Stamina Bar always runs low when needed the most. This dish grants +40 stamina. It is a great emergency dish.

This dish is very easy to make and useful to keep handy. It increases the player’s HP, so it is particularly useful when exploring ruins and battling monsters. We don’t want to run low on HP and die at the last minute!

QQ the pig loves this dish. Again, how weird is it that a pig loves a dish which contains pork? Cannibalism! This dish can also be gifted to Siwa and Scraps to increase relationship points with them.

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Mushroom and Fruits. I know what you’re thinking: How can mushrooms go together with fruits?! Well, ask Martha. This dish can be found in Martha’s bakery and I can assure you, despite your reluctance, it will not disappoint.

Lee from the Church of Light, and Scraps love this dish. Scraps seems to love basically everything as long as it is edible.

Now we’re talking! Dried Blade Fish had been my go-to dish for the majority of the game after I constructed the Drying Rack. It is the ultimate food that can be mass-produced (depending on the number of blade fish you possess) and stored in the inventory. It grants the highest HP compared to other dishes that you can prepare.

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Dried Blade Fish is also a favorite of hard-to-please cat, Pinky. It goes without mentioning that Scraps loves it too. That dog is a staunch foodie!

Dragon Soup is an Old World dish that is made from rare birds. This dish can be obtained as a reward for ranking #1 in the workshop rankings at the end of each month or by winning the first position on the second day of Snowball Battle in Winter (it’s not as difficult as it sounds! The answer is, commissions, commissions, and more commissions).

This dish is oddly not giftable. But I wouldn’t know why someone would want to gift a gem like this instead of consuming it when exploring the deepest ruins and its many monsters. This dish cannot be cooked or purchased. It can only be won!

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This dish, despite its usefulness, is not very difficult to obtain. It can be obtained as a reward for ranking as the #1 Workshop in Portia, Martial Arts Tournament, Portia Cook-off, or as a gift from Ack. This dish is also an Old World recipe with a mixture of different seafood. This dish cannot be cooked or purchased.

This dish can never, ever go wrong. This dish cannot be cooked, purchased or gifted. But it is not as difficult to obtain either. The player can find it in the mail after the Workshop ranking at the end of the month, or after Snowball Battle.

This gem of a dish increases the player’s HP permanently. Great for ruin diving. Hoard this dish as much as possible and use it generously while battling monsters in ruins.

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