Delightful Creators FAQ

Start by crafting the incomplete meal items, which are the base for most dishes in the mod. From there you finish them in a cooking pot or similar station to turn them into full meals. Check the items list on this wiki to see which incomplete meal leads to which finished dish.

Incomplete meals are intermediate crafting items that represent a dish partway through preparation. You craft the incomplete version first, then cook or combine it further to produce the finished meal. If a recipe isn't working, you probably skipped the incomplete stage.

Bucket foods like Beef Stew Bucket or Beetroot Soup Bucket hold a full serving of soup or stew in bucket form. You place or use the bucket to serve portions rather than eating it all at once. This is handy for feeding multiple players or storing large batches.

Bone Broth is made by cooking bones in a pot, and it acts as a base liquid for building other soups and stews. Once you have Bone Broth, you can add ingredients to it to create the mod's various soup recipes. Don't drink it plain unless you want a weak meal.

Most incomplete meals need a specific cooking step, like a cooking pot, furnace, or smoker, rather than just crafting. Double-check that you're using the right station and that all required ingredients are present. Also confirm you're not confusing two similar incomplete items.

Yes, the mod adds incomplete versions of Pasta Dish, Pasta With Meatballs, Dumplings, Fried Rice, Mushroom Rice and more. You craft the incomplete form first, then finish it in the appropriate cooking station. These tend to need multiple ingredients, so gather everything before starting.

Pies and cheesecakes like Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie and Sweet Berry Cheesecake start as incomplete items that you then bake. Use a furnace, smoker or the mod's baking station depending on the recipe. The incomplete item is the raw dough or filling stage.

Bucket-served foods generally don't stack the way normal food items do, since each bucket represents a full serving. Store them in chests or use them soon after making them. If you need bulk storage, keep the ingredients separate and cook on demand.

It's designed to work alongside Farmer's Delight-style cooking mods, since it expands on similar soup, stew and meal concepts. Conflicts are rare, but overlapping recipe outputs can cause confusion in recipe viewers. If a recipe looks wrong, check which mod is overriding it.

Delightful Creators is a content mod adding items and recipes, so it has minimal impact on performance compared to world-gen or entity-heavy mods. Lag usually comes from other mods or large farms, not from this one. If you notice issues, check your recipe viewer and inventory handling mods first.

It is an add-on for Farmer's Delight and Create that adds recipes using Create's mechanics, such as mixers and sequenced assembly, to automate Farmer's Delight food preparation. It also adds new fluids like soups, stews, and sauces.

It is an add-on for Farmer's Delight and Create, bridging compatibility between the two.

It supports Minecraft 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, and 1.21.11.

It is available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

Yes, it adds items such as incomplete foods for sequenced assembly and a slice of pumpkin pie.

Yes, it adds fluids for soups, stews, and sauces, including buckets like apple cider, beef stew, bone broth, hot cocoa, and tomato sauce.

Yes, fluids can be made by mixing ingredients in a mixer.

Yes, the mod allows filling bowls with stews or soups.

Yes, cutting pumpkin pie is one of the mod's features.

Yes, it adds recipes for honey and sweet berry cookies, as well as a recipe for chocolate pie.