Can you just cook meat in a cooking pot ark?

Cooking is the act of creating food using a

 Campfire, a
 Cooking Pot, an
 Industrial Grill, or an
 Industrial Cooker.

Cooking meat requires a

 Campfire or an
 Industrial Grill, while cooking recipes requires a
 Cooking Pot or an
 Industrial Cooker.

The Basics[]

All recipes except Jerky[]

Some recipes require ingredients that you can only acquire through farming, like

 Citronal,
 Longrass,
 Rockarrot, and
 Savoroot.

Recipes[]

Recipes can be found in the inventories of various carnivores. Recipes list the ingredients that can be put in the

 Cooking Pot or
 Industrial Cooker in order to craft food that gives extra buffs such as increased insulation, hp regeneration, stamina regeneration, prolonged oxygen and more. The Rockwell recipe items are not required to make any foods, acting only as an in-world guideline to cook the food items.

Some advanced food can be utilized by dinosaurs. They do get the benefit of the food (195.2).

Below is an updated list of current recipes found in the world:

RecipeProductEffect(s)DurationSpoilage
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 Enduro Stew
+35% Melee Damage

+1.2 Health per second

15m 5h 1 10 5 5 2 9
 Focal Chili
+25% Movement Speed

+100% Crafting Skill

15m 5h 1 10 20 20 20 5 9
 Lazarus Chowder
-85% Oxygen consumption underwater

+1.2% Stamina per second (allow constant swimming)

10m 5h 1 10 5 5 2 9
 Calien Soup
+50 Hyperthermic Insulation

-25% Water consumption

15m 5h 1 10 20 20 5 2
 Fria Curry
+50 Hypothermic Insulation

-25% Food consumption

15m 5h 1 10 20 5 5 2
 Medical Brew
+40 Health 5s 2h 1 20 2
 Energy Brew
+40 Stamina 5s 1h 1 20 2
 Sweet Vegetable Cake
+500 Health and heals 15% HP (over 10s)

when force fed to a tamed herbivore

Instant 2h40m 1 25 2 2 2 4 4 2
 Shadow Steak Saute
+50 Hypothermic Insulation

+50 Hyperthermic Insulation -80% Weapon recoil

3m 5h 1 20 2 1 1 8 3
 Battle Tartare
+65% Melee Damage +15% Damage resistance

+50% Movement Speed +50% Food/Water consumption +Increased Stamina regen
-0.45 Health per second (-90HP total)

3m20 5h 1 20 2 3 1 1 8
 Mindwipe Tonic
+Reset Attributes and Engrams Instant 5h 1 200 20 20 72 72 24
 Broth of Enlightenment
+50% increased Experience gain 20m 5h 1 10 2 2 2 2 5 1
 Cooked Meat Jerky
Used for cooking kibbles 2d 1 3 1
 Prime Meat Jerky
Used for cooking kibbles 2d 1 3 1
 Cactus Broth 
Reduce water consumption and hide partly from wild animals 10m 1h30 1 10 10 10 30
 Mushroom Brew 
Protects tame dinos from the effects of radiation 2m 5h 1 5 5 5 5 3 3
 Nirvana Tonic 
Resets Attributes but saves Engrams Instant 5h 1 200 72 72 20 20 24 207
 Medical Brew (Potent) 
+70 Health 5s 2h 1 20 2 1
 Energy Brew (Potent) 
+70 Stamina 5s 2h 1 20 2 1

Kibble[]

Egg-based Kibble are also cooked in a Cooking Pot, taking 30 seconds (4 thatch) and are used as specialized food when taming a creature. Although all kibble types will technically work to tame all creatures, certain creatures have a favorite type of Kibble that is 5x faster than regular food with much less taming effectiveness lost but using the wrong kibble is only 2/3 as effective as using the creature's regular food and will instead decrease the taming effectiveness.

In addition to the ingredients listed below, all kibble recipes require a

 Waterskin with at least 25% water in it (any other Water-container works, but will be completely used up regardless of capacity).

Fertilized eggs can also be used to make Kibble. Breeding creatures is a great way to generate eggs on-demand.

Kibble Egg Type First Resource Second Resource Third Resource Fourth Resource Fifth Resource Sixth Resource
 Basic Kibble
 Extra Small Egg
5x
 Mejoberry
10x
 Amarberry
10x
 Tintoberry
1x
 Cooked Meat
5x
 Fiber
Water (such as 1x Full
 Waterskin)
 Simple Kibble
 Small Egg
2x
 Rockarrot
1x
 Cooked Fish Meat
-
 Regular Kibble
 Medium Egg
2x
 Longrass
2x
 Savoroot
1x
 Cooked Meat Jerky
-
 Superior Kibble
 Large Egg
2x
 Citronal
2x
 Rare Mushroom
1x
 Prime Meat Jerky
1x
 Sap
 Exceptional Kibble
 Extra Large Egg
10x
 Mejoberry
1x
 Rare Flower
1x
 Focal Chili
-
 Extraordinary Kibble
 Special Egg
1x
 Giant Bee Honey
1x
 Lazarus Chowder
-

Kibble (Mobile)[]

This section is about a feature exclusively available on Mobile

Each Kibble, shown below, is cooked with a specific egg with 1 of the

 Crops and 1 of either
 Cooked Meat,
 Cooked Meat Jerky or
 Prime Meat Jerky, in addition, almost all kibble recipes require 2 × 
 Mejoberries, 3 × 
 Fiber and a
 Waterskin (or other water-container) with at least 25% water in it. Quetzal Egg kibble is currently the only exception which requires 100 × 
 Mejoberries and 120 × 
 Fiber instead of the aforementioned quantities.

RP Oriented Cooking System[]

The Custom Cooking System allows survivors to create their own

 Custom Consumable items with custom names and ingredients to provide different effects. In order to create a custom recipe, the items one wishes to use in the recipe should be placed into a
 Cooking Pot (However, this is not required as they can be added into the recipe in the cooking screen).

  • A
     Note MUST be placed in the
     Cooking Pot before continuing. Once the note is placed inside the inventory, exit the inventory and hold E to access the options menu and select the Create New Recipe option. A new menu will appear with the ingredients in the cooking pot and other options as well, such as the options to choose the name and description of the consumable, as well as the dish type and icon/icon color, with 3 icons for each and a precise RGB color slider with color presets. Currently, the menu does not allow hotkey transfer of items, so they must be moved by dragging and dropping the items.
  • Once satisfied with all options, click Make Recipe to finalize the recipe, and the new recipe will placed into the character inventory.
  • Place the finished recipe into the cooking pot or
     Industrial Cooker with the required ingredients and light the fire to begin the cooking process.
  • Only eight stacks of ingredients can be in a single recipe.
  • Drugs and Premade Dishes can not be used in a recipe.
  • All drinks require a
     Waterskin with at least 25% water; however, foods do not require water, unlike any
     Rockwell Recipes.
  • See the Custom Consumable page for values and the consumable calculator.
  • Crafting Skill provides a bonus to the stats of the recipe when it's created. When cooking, the crafting speed has no influence.

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What can you cook in a cooking pot in Ark?

Cooking Pot.
Thatch (7.5 seconds).
Wood (30 seconds).
Sparkpowder (1 minute).
AnglerGel (4 minutes).

What's the fastest way to cook Meat in Ark?

The Basics.
Require a Waterskin, Water Jar or. ... .
Take 60 seconds to cook in a Cooking Pot (8x Thatch or 2x Wood or 1x. ... .
Cook using an Industrial Cooker is 12x faster, and it can hold much more items, can be irrigated and is powered by 1 × ... .
Take 5 hours to spoil..
Can be placed on a creature to extend spoiling time to 20 hours..

Where do you cook Meat in Ark?

The two main places that players can cook meat are the campfire and the Industrial Grill..
Approach the cooking device that you're planning to use..
Press the Use key to access its inventory..
Drag the raw meat from your inventory into the inventory of the cooking device..
Add the required fuel into its inventory..

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