Introduction

Chef's Dream is an immersive cooking datapack for Minecraft 1.20.5 and up. The datapack focuses on interacting with vanilla blocks to cook foods rather than crafting. You will be able to cook soups using a cauldron, fry foods using a hopper, and more!

Features

Cooking Stations: 10 different cooking stations derived from vanilla blocks. A cauldron will become a cooking pot, and a smoker will become an oven!
New Foods: Over 120 new foods to cook
New Drinks: 11 new drinks to brew using a mixer
New Fruits and Vegetables: 3 new fruits that drop from trees and 4 new vegetables that drop from grasses and ferns
Interactive Cooking: Put oil in a fryer, cut ham on a preparation board, make a sushi roll, cook meat on a grill, and more!

Guide

You will get a starting guide when you first load up the datapack. For more guides, right click with a Cooking Station Maker while standing right in front of a chiseled bookshelf to fill it up with guides and cookbooks. You can get a Cooking Station Maker by loading up the datapack or by using the following command (which works even with cheats disabled):/trigger start_cooking
By shift-right clicking with a Cooking Station Maker right in front of certain blocks, you can turn them into cooking stations. For example, using the Cooking Station Maker on a hopper will turn it into a fryer!

For a more detailed guide, you can visit the wiki on the Chef's Dream Github page. Some recipes, such as the ones for sushi rolls and sandwiches, are not shown in an in-game cookbook, but will be listed on the wiki.

Installation

Download the datapack and the required resource pack. Put the datapack in the 'datapack' folder of your world, and put the resource pack in the 'resourcepack' folder of Minecraft. If you load up the world and you get the advancement "Chef's Dream," you have successfully installed the datapack! (If you install it into an existing world, use the command /reload to load your datapack.)

Updating

To update Chef's Dream to the newest version, simply redownload the datapack file and the resource pack file and replace the current files in your minecraft folder.

Credits

Datapack created by: YJMinecraft
Resource Pack created by: masterliv531 and YJMinecraft
The resource pack modifies or uses some textures from the Croptopia mod and the Farmer's Delight mod, both under the MIT License.