Doloc Town recipes: confirmed cooking index and stations
Direct answer
The confirmed Doloc Town recipes in the reviewed release-version guide include Pumpkin Pie from an oven and Tamagoyaki from a pot; this is not a complete cooking index. For Doloc Town cooking, use the named station and exact listed ingredients for each entry, then check the current interface for fields the guide does not provide.
Confirmed release-version cooking entries
Pumpkin Pie uses flour and pumpkin in an oven according to the release-version section of the community guide. The entry does not give numeric ingredient amounts, cooking time, fuel, or an unlock condition. See the focused Doloc Town Pumpkin Pie guide for the dish-specific details supported by its sources.
Tamagoyaki uses a pot with four eggs in the same release-version guide. The documented entry provides a station, input quantity, and output name, but it does not establish cook time, fuel, sale value, gift preference, or quest use. Those missing fields are omitted instead of being inferred from the dish name.
Candied Wax Apple is covered by the focused Doloc Town Wax Apple Candy guide. Its details stay on that page because this index is limited to comparing confirmed cooking entries and their stations.
Stations and recipe selection
The confirmed entries above use an oven and a pot. Start by matching the recipe name to the station named in the current entry, then compare every ingredient label before committing a batch. A familiar real-world preparation is not a substitute for the game's displayed recipe.
Read the station interface for any quantity or progression requirement that the entry does not preserve. Keep the stated four-egg quantity for Tamagoyaki, but do not transfer it to Pumpkin Pie or assume an omitted amount. The exact output name should match the recipe selected at the station.
If a confirmed dish does not appear, recheck the station, ingredient names, displayed quantities, and current game version before changing the recipe. Test with the smallest practical batch so a mistaken assumption does not consume a large ingredient stock. An unavailable interface entry may reflect progression, but the retained sources do not define a universal unlock route.
Verify a recipe entry
Record the game version, output name, station, ingredient names, and any displayed quantities together. A complete entry should reproduce the same output from the same station before it is added to this index. Screenshots are most useful when they show the selected recipe and input labels in one sequence.
Keep unlock route, cook time, food effect, gift response, quest use, and sale value separate from the crafting result. Confirming a station and output does not establish those other properties. Add each field only when the current interface or a retained reference shows it for that named dish.
When a result differs, preserve the current observation instead of blending it with an older row. Recheck spelling and quantity first, then record the mismatch with the version and station. That produces a useful correction candidate without turning one failed attempt into a universal rule.
Keep the index current
A new row needs a current-version station, exact input names, any displayed quantities, and the output name. Keep the entry concise enough that another player can repeat those steps without sorting through unrelated economy or progression claims. Move a changed entry back to review until its basic craft can be repeated.
Check the date and version label when comparing Doloc Town recipe guides. Prefer a small confirmed catalog over a long list copied from Early Access, and keep incomplete fields visibly incomplete. This page was checked on August 24, 2026 against the retained release-version guide.