Recipe finder

Nivalis Nights Recipes

Find a recipe, check its default ingredients, or trace what you need to unlock first.

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Recipes in the database

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Recipe types

224

Distinct default ingredients

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Drink recipes

Beef Ramen

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Beef Ramen

Soups
Default ingredients
Ramen Noodles · Pork · Beef · Bamboo
Prerequisite
Chicken Noodle Soup

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Recipe types come straight from the game data, and counts update with the recipe definitions.

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Which recipes use this ingredient?

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Exact recipe matches

15 recipes list this item as a default ingredient.

These matches use this item directly in the canonical recipe definition. Ingredient substitutions are not closed yet, so this is not a list of every recipe that could accept it.

How do I unlock this recipe?

Pick a recipe to see the prerequisite chain that leads to it, and the recipes it leads to next.

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A prerequisite relationship is not proof that learning one recipe is the only condition for the next. Other progression conditions may also apply.

Browse by cooking method

Browse recipes by the processing an input requires. Processing is recorded per ingredient input, not for the whole recipe.

Using recipes in your business

A recipe reaches your menu as ingredients, then a cook cost, then a menu price and a margin. Follow the chain before you commit a dish.

  1. Ingredients
  2. Cook cost
  3. Menu price
  4. Margin

Understand menu pricing

Menu pricing explains how a dish becomes a sellable menu item and which parts of the price you control.

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Calculate a recipe

The recipe profit calculator takes your assumptions and current prices and turns a recipe into a cost and margin estimate.

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Why do recipes have a cooking cost?

Cooking adds a base cost that scales with the number of processors a recipe needs and its recipe type. Drinks use a higher multiplier than other dishes.

Show formula

Cook Price = (requiredProcessors + 1) × 100 × recipe multiplier

Drink multiplier 3.5, other recipe types 2.5. The multiplier is a fixed recipe-type rule.

The current base price also depends on the ingredients you actually select at runtime, so this hub never shows a static number as your current save price.