occult food

Rice is nice but Risotto is better. Vampires who agree will enjoy the Red Count’s Risotto, though regular sims may get sick from eating it. But with such an appetizing plate can you blame them for trying?

Optional ingredients include Plasma Fruit, Heart, & Rice. This dish only requires the standard Cooking skill to prepare.

Even the cold undead can appreciate a nice warm bowl of good soup now and then. This spooky soup is dangerous for sims, but Vampires who have a bowl will be quite satiated.

Optional ingredients include Plasma Fruit & Heart. This comfy recipe needs no special skills so Vampires who never learned Gourmet Cooking (despite having centuries to learn) can still whip up this satisfying stew.

Just because you eat Raw Meat doesn’t mean you can’t be classy about it. This beautiful tartare is meant for Werewolves, and may cause human sims some unpleasant side effects if consumed. If your Lycanthrope sim has an appetite as insatiable as Greg’s Fury, they’re going to tear into this one.

Optional ingredients include Berries, Herbs, Veggies, and Red Meat. Despite its basic ingredients, sims will need a Gourmet Cooking skill of 8 serve this canine concoction.

This Mermaid meal might get you more than you bargained for. Ocean-dwelling sims will see their Hydration filled after slurping down this inky dish and depending on which version you download, you may find your human sims suddenly feeling fishy after a bite! They say that food can be transformative, after all.

Optional ingredients include Mermadic Kelp, Vampire Squid, and any herb. Sims will need a Gourmet Cooking skill of at least 4 to prepare this aquatic appetizer.

A veggie-based dessert that gives Spellcasters a nice boost of Charge and XP, but is also a delicious bite for any sim. Made with charcoal powder, this blackened treat looks almost like a crème brûlée with its darkened top and will likely be a favorite of Gloomy sims. Serve it up at your next spooky or autumn party!

Optional ingredients include Flour, Mandrake, & Pumpkin. This isn’t a recipe for amateurs and sims will need a Gourmet Cooking skill of 9 to create this gourd-geous dish.

Chill out with this tasty pumpkin punch, which will cool off sims who are Overheating. It’s non-alcoholic so sims of all ages can get in on the festive fall flavors!

Unlike your local pumpkin spice latte this drink actually contains everyone’s favorite gourd, with Pumpkin as an optional ingredient. It can be prepared via the fridge with a Cooking skill of 7.

Chock-full of benefits, this mystical tea will make any sim feel the beneficial power of the Mandrake from consuming it! Sims who drink this tea will get maxed Energy, warmth if they’re Freezing, boosts to the Fitness, Wellness, & Herbalism skills, and a +4 Energized buff. Spellcasters receive bonus Charge & XP gains on top of everything else, so it really is a great drink to have on hand.

Use the Tea Magic Personal Brewer to brew a cup for yourself or enough for the entire coven, with Mandrake as an optional ingredient. You’ll feel like magic after a few sips!

Tea so good it can calm the savage beast! Consumable by all, this beverage maxes out the Energy need and can warm up a Freezing sim. The drink will sometimes grant your sim a Calming buff, and it can siphon away a modest amount of Fury from Werewolves. It also grants +3 Happiness.

This taming tea can be made in a single or multiple servings in the Tea Magic Personal Brewer with Moonpetal as an optional ingredient. With a drink this tasty, you’ll want to howl!

A beneficial beverage for multiple species this Sea Kelp tea can be consumed by human and occult sims alike, but it benefits Spellcasters and Mermaids the most. In addition to maxing the Energy need and warming Freezing sims, it offers a large dose of Hydration for Mermaids and gives Spellcasters XP and Charge gains. All sims will gain +4 Inspired by drinking it.

This aquatic concoction can be made in a single or multiple servings in the Tea Magic Personal Brewer with Kelp as an optional ingredient. Do dolphins drink tea?

This is a lovely tea for those cold winter nights! Consumable by everyone (though it may occasionally leave a non-Vampire sim feeling Dazed), this beverage fills Vampire thirst, maxes out the Energy need, and can warm up a Freezing sim. The tea offers +4 Focused (with +4 Dazed if you’re unlucky) to all sims along with +1 Happiness for Vampires.

It can be made in a single or multiple servings in the Tea Magic Personal Brewer with Plasma as an optional ingredient. Whip up a pot the next time Vlad stops in for a visit!