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Ratatouille is a Vegetable Food Item cooked in the Crock Pot by adding any Vegetable. It takes 20 seconds to cook and 15 Days to Spoil.

When consumed, it restores 3 Health Meter, 25 Hunger Meter and 5 Sanity Meter.

Adding 1 Meat will result in Meatballs instead. Adding Twigs will result in Wet Goop. Adding 1 Mandrake will result in Mandrake Soup. Adding any Dragon Fruit will result in Dragonpie. Adding Eggplant will result in Stuffed Eggplant. Adding 1 Butterfly Wings will result in Butter Muffin. Adding 2 Monster Foods will result in Monster Lasagna

As it is a Vegetable item, Wigfrid will not eat it.

Crock Pot Prerequisites[]

  • Requires: Crock Pot Vegetables (no Mandrake)
  • Excludes: Meats Crock Pot
  • Excludes: Dragon FruitsTwigsMandrakeButterfly Wings

Cookbook Recipe[]

Vegetables
Filler
Filler
Filler
Crock Pot
Ratatouille

Examples[]

Red Cap
Red Cap
Red Cap
Red Cap
Crock Pot
Ratatouille
Carrot
Berries
Berries
Berries
Crock Pot
Ratatouille
Red Cap
Ice
Ice
Ice
Crock Pot
Ratatouille
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Red Cap
Halved Coconut
Fish Morsel
Fish Morsel
Crock Pot
Ratatouille
Shipwrecked icon
See Mosquito Bugs

Icon Tools Usage[]

Ratatouille
Pig Icon
Manure

Prototype Tips[]

  • Ratatouille is one of the few Crock Pot recipes that can be made from foods that have a neutral or negative effect, such as mushrooms and ice, providing a 100% bonus hunger advantage from eating those items separately.
  • Eating the recipe ingredients cooked will almost always provide more benefits unless one needs a slight Sanity boost, wants to keep preserved food, or makes use the food types above.

Placeholder Trivia[]

  • Ratatouille's meager benefits and low Crock Pot priority implies that it is a sort of "consolation prize" for uncreative Crock Pot recipes.
  • During the Pig Fiesta event in the Hamlet DLC, Ratatouille takes on a more festive appearance.
  • Ratatouille is a peasant dish originating from Nice, France. It was a dish prepared by commoners because of the easy-to-come-by ingredients, somewhat reminiscent of how vegetables are often abundant in Don't Starve, especially in early-game.

Mosquito Bugs[]

  • Ratatouille does not exclude Fishes. The Shipwrecked DLC introduces food items that have fish values without any meat value, such as Fish Morsels and Jellyfish. This causes using up to 2 Fish Morsels or using a single Jellyfish in a recipe with Vegetables to produce Ratatouille despite containing meat.


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