Grow a Garden porridge recipes are the heart of the Kitchen Storm update, letting you cook from Legendary up to Transcendent tiers for better turn-ins to Chris P and even extra rewards from the Rat Connoisseur. This guide lays out the exact ingredients provided, how to cook at the island pot, how to source rare materials, and practical tips to speed up your runs.
What is Porridge in Grow a Garden?
Porridge is a cookable dish requested by Chris P, the Pig NPC. After the Kitchen Storm update, he asks for multiple rarity tiers: Legendary, Mythical, Divine, Prismatic, and Transcendent. To cook, gather the listed ingredients, drop them into the cooking pot at the center of the island, then press Cook.
Higher rarity porridge generally takes longer to finish, and using larger plants also increases cook time. Mutated porridge can be handed to the Rat Connoisseur for additional rewards.
How to Cook Every Porridge Tier
Below are the Grow a Garden Legendary porridge recipe through Transcendent options exactly as provided.
Legendary porridge recipe (Grow a Garden)
Two Banana, one Apple, one Corn, one Tomato, one Blueberry.
Mythical porridge recipe (Grow a Garden)
Sugarglaze and Blood Banana,
or a combination of Corn, Sugar Apple, and Bamboo
Divine porridge recipe (Grow a Garden)
Two Corn and three Mango,
or two Violet Corn and three Mango.
Prismatic porridge (Grow a Garden)
Four Sugar Apple and one Corn,
or a combination of Bone Blossom, Sugarglaze, Sugar Apple, and Banana
Transcendent porridge recipe (Grow a Garden)
Three Bone Blossom, one Sugar Apple, and one Corn,
or swap the Corn for one Banana.
When optimizing for speed, the best ingredients for porridge Grow a Garden players can lean on are common crops. Corn and Sugar Apple cook faster and more efficiently, their seeds are cheap and easy to find at the Seed Shop, and a Sugar Apple tree can yield up to six fruit per harvest.
How to Get Rare Ingredients and Cook Faster
Sourcing the rare stuff is the main bottleneck for Mythical, Divine, Prismatic, and Transcendent tiers.
Bone Blossom and Violet Corn: obtain via trading or with help from specific Pets such as the Raccoon.
Sugarglaze and Blood Banana: used in Mythical; no alternative sources beyond what’s listed here. Data lainnya belum tersedia.
Practical pacing for how to get rare porridge Grow a Garden style:
Build a baseline with Corn and Sugar Apple for quick cooking sessions.
Trade for Bone Blossom and Violet Corn early if you plan to chase Divine and Transcendent.
Reserve rarities with multiple rare components for sessions when you already have the full set, avoiding idle cook times.
Remember that cook time scales with rarity and with plant size. If you are just filling a request, consider smaller, common crops when possible to reduce waiting.
Rewards and Turn-ins: Chris P and Rat Connoisseur
Chris P porridge rewards in Grow a Garden scale with rarity, with Transcendent offering the best returns within this list.
The Rat Connoisseur porridge Grow a Garden path is for mutated versions. If your porridge rolls a mutation, you can hand it over to the Rat Connoisseur for an additional reward.
Final Thoughts
If your goal is mastering Grow a Garden porridge recipes from Legendary through Transcendent, cook at the central pot, prioritize Corn and Sugar Apple for speed, and trade or use Pets like the Raccoon to secure Bone Blossom and Violet Corn. Follow the exact ingredient sets above for Legendary, Mythical, Divine, Prismatic, and Transcendent, then turn them in to Chris P for high-tier rewards, or to the Rat Connoisseur if you land a mutation.