WoW Cooking Boost

First, just like with all other WoW professions, you have to find a Cooking Trainer to learn the profession. They’ll also sell you some starting recipes and equipment. Once that is done, you’ll need somewhere to cook. Cities and towns have pots and cauldrons scattered around, but while in the wild, a simple bonfire will be your best friend!

Once you’ve sorted out the fire, you’re basically ready to cook! Cooking is a spell inside your spellbook, so just open it and drag it into your UI as you would with any other spell. Click on it near the bonfire, and you’re all set to start making some delicious dishes!

Ah, right. There is one more thing to keep in mind, and that’s the ingredients. You can find some in the wild or purchase them from vendors, while others may require assistance from other professions. Fish is especially prominent in Cooking, so it might be wise to level both Cooking and Fishing simultaneously.

Cooking isn’t just a skill but a whole profession in WoW! It’s also very important, especially for endgame content. You’d be hard-pressed to find any team that wouldn’t have a good meal before venturing into the next raid or dungeon. And that’s not just an act of roleplaying, as food provides some really good, sometimes even essential, bonuses to player characters!

Fortunately, it’s a secondary profession, which means that any player can learn it without having to sacrifice other profession options. There are no specializations or talent trees to worry about. All you need is to get the recipe, find the required ingredients, and you’re all set!

That depends on what you consider worthwhile. Cooking is a secondary profession, available for every player and lacking any specializations. You won’t be able to permanently buff your character with it and if you’re just looking to make gold, it might be better to focus on one of the primary professions. Sadly, there isn’t much fun to have with Cooking this time around either, as most of the currently existing dishes offer simple stat bonuses.

However, it’s still a useful profession to have. A high-level chef is a welcome addition to any raid or mythic dungeon team. Even if you’re playing solo, you might find the buffs provided by food to be very useful.

It’s also worth mentioning the new quality system. Feasts have always been the primary source of income for cooks, but if you’ll manage to get your hands on high-quality cooking gear and ingredients, you just might make a fortune on auction house!

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Any Cooking Trainer in a major city will do the trick. They’ll teach you the profession and provide you with starting recipes and gear. Here are the trainers you’ll find in major cities and some starting zones:

• Stormwind (Alliance) — in the Trade District, near the auction house;
• Orgrimmar (Horde) — in the Valley of Strength, near the cooking supplies vendor;
• Ironforge — in the center of the city, near the forge;
• Undercity — in the Ruins of Lordaeron, near the cooking supplies vendor;
• Darnassus — in the Craftsmen’s Terrace;
• Silvermoon — in the Silvermoon City.