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All the Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes: Ratatouille and beyond

Make delicious dishes in Disney Dreamlight Valley, without a rat in your hat.

All the recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley, including Ratatouille.

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Published: Wednesday, 14 September 2022 at 4:40 pm

If you've played Disney Dreamlight Valley for any amount of time, you will have noticed that there's an awful lot of cooking to be done in the game.

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If you're wondering how to cook in Disney Dreamlight Valley, all you have to do is put the right ingredients onto a stove/hob. It really is that simple!

Of course, ratatouille is one of the most iconic Disney meals of all time, and it does appear in the game as one of the things you can cook. Keep on reading to learn how to make ratatouille, along with all the other recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Already know how cooking works and what the different ingredient types are? You can jump ahead to the full list of recipes.

How to make ratatouille in Disney Dreamlight Valley

To make ratatouille in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you'll need to bring the following ingredients to any of the stoves/hobs in the game: eggplant (AKA aubergine), zucchini (AKA courgette), onion, tomato, and the spice of your choice. Simply chuck those food items into any active hob and your job will be done. It was harder in the movie, right?

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Ingredient types in Disney Dreamlight Valley explained

Food groups are another key thing you need to know if you want to become a masterful chef in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Some recipes will simply say things like 'fruit' or 'spice' rather than telling you a specific ingredient.

If the game asks you for dairy, what it really wants you to use is either butter or milk.

When the game says fish, your options are anglerfish, bass, bream, carp, catfish, cod, fugu, herring, kingfish, lancetfish, perch, pike, rainbow trout, salmon, sole, squid, swordfish, tilapia, tuna, walleye or white sturgeon.

If it's fruit the game asks for, go for either apple, banana, blueberry, cherry, coconut, gooseberry, lemon or raspberry.

In terms of grains, that code word refers to canola, rice, soya and wheat.

The shellfish in the game are named clam, crab, lobster, oyster, scallop and shrimp.

Your options in terms of spice are basil, garlic, ginger, mushroom and oregano. Don't ask us why mushrooms are in there.

The sweet choices on offer here are cocoa bean, sugarcane and vanilla.

And finally, if the game says vegetables, the food stuffs in that category are asparagus, bell pepper, carrot, corn, cucumber, eggplant, leek, lettuce, okra, onion, potato, pumpkin, spinach, tomato or zucchini.

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All the recipes in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Get ready for a very long list! Here is the full rundown of Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes and how to make each one of them with the ingredients available. Remember, whatever recipe you're making, all you need to do is chuck the relevant ingredients on the hob. No one tell Disney that isn't how cooking works!

And that's your lot! Certainly, no one will be going hungry in Disney Dreamlight Valley any time soon.

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Rob LeaneGaming Editor

Rob Leane is the Gaming Editor at Radio Times, overseeing our coverage of the biggest games on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC, mobile and VR. Rob works across our website, social media accounts and video channels, as well as producing our weekly gaming newsletter. He has previously worked at Den of Geek, Stealth Optional and Dennis Publishing.

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