How to Get Cooked Rice in Enshrouded – Farming, Recipes, and Buff Effects

The Wake of the Water update in Enshrouded introduced more than just underwater exploration—it also brought a vital new ingredient: Rice. Used in several of the best stat-boosting meals, including Sushi, this ingredient can be harvested, grown, and cooked to give your character significant advantages in both combat and endurance. Here’s a full guide on how to get Cooked Rice, where to find Raw Rice, and how to grow your own sustainable supply.

How to Get Cooked Rice in Enshrouded – Farming, Recipes, and Buff Effects
How to Get Cooked Rice in Enshrouded – Farming, Recipes, and Buff Effects

Where to Find Raw Rice in Enshrouded

The only known source of Raw Rice is in the Veilwater Basin, Enshrouded’s new biome added with the Wake of the Water update. To get there, make your way to Orville, a small farming village located east of Lake Heartblood.

On the west side of the village, you’ll find a group of lower farming beds containing both Raw Rice and Rice Seedlings. Harvest them to collect Rice and bring some seedlings back to your base to start your own farm.

Since Rice doesn’t spawn elsewhere for now, Orville is your best starting point to stock up before you begin crafting or farming.

How to Unlock Cooked Rice Recipe

Once you pick up Raw Rice for the first time, the Cooked Rice recipe automatically unlocks at any Cooking Station.

Crafting Requirements:

  • Ingredient: Raw Rice
  • Crafting Time: 5 minutes

You don’t need any special conditions or NPCs—just the Cooking Station. After it’s done, you’ll receive Cooked Rice, a key ingredient for some of the game’s top-tier meals.

Effects of Eating Cooked Rice

Eating Cooked Rice on its own grants a:

  • +21% Melee Damage Buff
  • Duration: 50 minutes

While it’s a useful quick buff for combat situations, combining Cooked Rice into recipes with other ingredients gives you far stronger and longer-lasting effects.

Recipes That Use Cooked Rice

You can visit Emily Fray, the Farmer NPC, to access advanced recipes that require Cooked Rice. Below are the most notable ones:

RecipeRequired IngredientsEffects
Plantain Curry5 Cooked Rice, 5 Plantain, 5 Coconut Milk, 2 Spice+21 Health Regeneration, +9 Stamina Regeneration (55 min)
Fried Rice5 Cooked Rice, 5 Eggs, 3 Bell Pepper, 3 Corncob, 2 Raw Taro+10 Stamina, +21% Melee Damage (55 min)
Taro Root Curry5 Raw Taro, 5 Cooked Rice, 3 Bell Pepper, 2 Coconut Milk, 2 Spice+60 Mana, +21% Ranged & Dagger Damage
Sushi5 Algae, 5 Cooked Rice, 5 Silverback+30 Health, +40 Maximum Oxygen

Among these, Sushi is especially valuable—it boosts oxygen capacity, letting you explore underwater areas much longer, which is essential for Veilwater Basin exploration.

How to Grow Rice in Enshrouded

If you want a steady supply, farming Rice is the most efficient route. However, Rice Seedlings require specific conditions unlike other crops.

Here’s how to farm Rice successfully:

  1. Prepare the Ground: Use the Construction Hammer’s “Remove” option to carve a flat trough in the soil where your field will be.
  2. Lay Down Soil: Use Fertile Veilwater Basin Dirt if available—it speeds up growth compared to standard soil.
  3. Add Water: Craft a Water Dispenser at a Workbench and use it to fill the carved trough. This creates a shallow waterbed—necessary for rice to thrive.
  4. Plant Rice Seedlings: Place the seedlings into the water-covered soil. Healthy seedlings will turn green shortly after planting. If they remain brown, it means the water coverage or soil isn’t right.
  5. Harvest and Replant: Once grown, harvest Raw Rice from your field. Keep replanting seedlings to ensure a consistent yield for future recipes.

Rice may seem like a humble crop, but in Enshrouded, it’s the backbone of some of the strongest food buffs in the game. From enhancing melee power to extending underwater breathing, Cooked Rice opens up new gameplay possibilities in exploration, survival, and combat.

Building your own rice farm early on means you’ll always have the advantage—whether you’re raiding dungeons or diving deep into Veilwater Basin. Play Now!

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