'Valheim' Mistlands: Best New Food Recipes For All Builds

Valheim cooking serpent meat — Serpent meat roasting over an iron cooking spit in Valheim Valheim

KEY POINTS

Food increases stats like HP, Stamina and Eitr
Certain types of food grant more one stat than others
Mix and match food items to get balanced stat distributions

The Mistlands update expands upon Hearth & Home's cooking recipes by adding even more food options to the table. They include several new dishes players can cook using advanced ingredients found only in the Mistlands.

Food in "Valheim" may not be necessary for prolonged survival, but they offer important HP, Stamina and Eitr boosts that greatly improve a Viking's odds of winning a fight. Players should always keep their food stores stocked, especially if they want to venture out into the dangerous new biome.

Here are the new food recipes in the Mistlands update and some recommendations regarding the best ones to eat for specific builds. Just remember to build an Oven and an upgraded Cauldron first.

New 'Valheim' Food Recipes

Cooked Hare
Cooked Seeker Meat
Cooked Chicken Meat
Cooked Egg
Misthare Supreme
Fish 'n Bread
Meat Platter
Mushroom Omelette
Salad
Stuffed Mushroom
Magecap
Jotun Puffs
Yggdrasil Porridge
Seeker Aspic
Honey Glazed Chicken

Valheim food table — In Valheim, eating food is essential to gaining more health, stamina and Eitr Valheim

Food For HP/Tank Builds

Misthare Supreme
Honey Glazed Chicken
Fish 'n Bread

This three-course meal grants a total of 195 extra HP and 144 Stamina, making it the perfect combo for melee-oriented fighter builds wielding heavy armor and weapons. Enemies in the Mistlands also tend to hit very hard, making such a meal combo almost necessary for maxing out a player's odds of survival.

Replace Fish 'n Bread with either Meat Platter or Serpent Stew for even more HP but less Stamina.

Food For Stamina/DPS/Builders

Mushroom Omelette
Salad
Fish 'n Bread

These three food items will leave players with 109 total HP and almost 300 points of Stamina. Archers, in particular, will want to get as much Stamina as possible, so they can keep drawing their bows from a distance. This set is also excellent for builders who don't want to worry about exhaustion while terraforming.

Food for Mages

Yggdrasil Porridge
Seeker Aspic
Stuffed Mushroom

Eat these three to get up to 240 more Eitr to spam magic. It will leave much to be desired in the HP and Stamina departments, but players who can find a safe distance to sling spells from won't ever need to worry about these stats in the first place.