Deep Dish Dungeon Cooking

The Steam description puts it plainly: "Remember that food is progress." Meals are not a survival chore bolted onto a dungeon crawler; they are the stat system. Every dish raises a different combination of health and stamina, and a few add effects that change how a room plays.

The three pages

• Recipes — the eight stations and the anvil, what each one is for, and the rule that decides which dish a pot actually produces.
• Corn — the four places wild corn turns up, the two recipes that need it, and the patch that stopped corn from unlocking anything.
• Cooking Table — how to unlock it after patch 1.0.50.0, how fuel burns, and the three spoilage rates.

What is actually shared, and what is not

Recipe unlocks are per player, not per save. If a friend never picked up leather or the first hammer, their crafting menu stays empty for that item even inside your world. Hand them the material once and the unlock lands on their character, not on the lobby.

Spoilage is the other thing worth knowing early: chests and station slots run at roughly twenty minutes per item, a Food Basket stretches that to about an hour, and the Sorting Box or the floor stops the clock entirely.