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In cooking, those last 75 points may seem daunting at first glance. But there is an easy way to get there. We outlined our methods on the pod-cast last week, but here it is in print as a reference with all the links you need for the future.
There are a few pre-requirements for this one. We have always advocated that you level cooking with fishing since cooking fish is a much better way to level your culinary skill than using other mats and recipes. Yes, the fish recipes are all spread out, but we've found a new mod that will help you with that as well but we'll have to get to that one another time.
On the one hand, you'll need to be doing your cooking dailies and have a stack of Northern Spices and need to have completed the Kungaloosh quest line in Sholazar basin. For those of you using Gavin's Horde leveling guide, this is a done deal. For the rest of you the quest line starts with Some Make Lemonade, Some Make Liquor, and ends with The Taste Test.
You have the ability to run down to washed up Mage in the Dalaran sewers and buy the recipe for Kungaloosh when you've completed the Taste Test. Kungaloosh has to be the biggest skill level freebie in the game. Without a cooking fire, you can brew these things up using Tundra Berries and Savory Snowplum, both available from the fruit vendor in Dalaran and Applebough.
Each of four stacks will cost you just a couple of gold and get you to skill level 400. It has to be the easiest and cheapest 25 points you can get in any profession at any level. You can try to sell the Kungaloosh on the Auction House but we prefer to vendor them since they don't do anything but make your screen go wonky.
On the other hand, you will need to have six extra Dalaran cooking awards to buy the recipes for spicy fried Herring and Gigantic Feast. Spicy Fried Herring uses 1 Fangtooth Herring and 1 Northern Spices. Gigantic Feast Requires the spices along with 2 Deep Sea Monsterbelly, 2 Chunk o' Mammoth, and 2 Rockfin Grouper.
About these two recipes, the great thing is that the mats are pretty cheap or they are not hard to catch if you don't mind fishing. We prefer the Auction House for speed so grab three stacks of Herring and two stacks each of Monster-belly, Chunk o Mammoth and Rockfin and you're all set.
Only is the Herring used in foods that give MP5, and those are normally passed over by most folks in favor of foods with SP or other stats, so Herring are in low demand, meaning that low cost. Deep Sea Monster-belly is in the same boat, as they are only used in the Gigantic Feast recipe. The Rockfin grouper have another use, but it's just as worthless as Gigantic Feast, so again, cheap.
When it comes to spicy fried Herring, it will give you to 425, where you're able to pound out the cap at 450. And then you're just five cooking awards short of fish feast, which is the best buff in the game. It's a really fast, cheap and dominating way to max out your cooking and feed your crew in style.
There are a few pre-requirements for this one. We have always advocated that you level cooking with fishing since cooking fish is a much better way to level your culinary skill than using other mats and recipes. Yes, the fish recipes are all spread out, but we've found a new mod that will help you with that as well but we'll have to get to that one another time.
On the one hand, you'll need to be doing your cooking dailies and have a stack of Northern Spices and need to have completed the Kungaloosh quest line in Sholazar basin. For those of you using Gavin's Horde leveling guide, this is a done deal. For the rest of you the quest line starts with Some Make Lemonade, Some Make Liquor, and ends with The Taste Test.
You have the ability to run down to washed up Mage in the Dalaran sewers and buy the recipe for Kungaloosh when you've completed the Taste Test. Kungaloosh has to be the biggest skill level freebie in the game. Without a cooking fire, you can brew these things up using Tundra Berries and Savory Snowplum, both available from the fruit vendor in Dalaran and Applebough.
Each of four stacks will cost you just a couple of gold and get you to skill level 400. It has to be the easiest and cheapest 25 points you can get in any profession at any level. You can try to sell the Kungaloosh on the Auction House but we prefer to vendor them since they don't do anything but make your screen go wonky.
On the other hand, you will need to have six extra Dalaran cooking awards to buy the recipes for spicy fried Herring and Gigantic Feast. Spicy Fried Herring uses 1 Fangtooth Herring and 1 Northern Spices. Gigantic Feast Requires the spices along with 2 Deep Sea Monsterbelly, 2 Chunk o' Mammoth, and 2 Rockfin Grouper.
About these two recipes, the great thing is that the mats are pretty cheap or they are not hard to catch if you don't mind fishing. We prefer the Auction House for speed so grab three stacks of Herring and two stacks each of Monster-belly, Chunk o Mammoth and Rockfin and you're all set.
Only is the Herring used in foods that give MP5, and those are normally passed over by most folks in favor of foods with SP or other stats, so Herring are in low demand, meaning that low cost. Deep Sea Monster-belly is in the same boat, as they are only used in the Gigantic Feast recipe. The Rockfin grouper have another use, but it's just as worthless as Gigantic Feast, so again, cheap.
When it comes to spicy fried Herring, it will give you to 425, where you're able to pound out the cap at 450. And then you're just five cooking awards short of fish feast, which is the best buff in the game. It's a really fast, cheap and dominating way to max out your cooking and feed your crew in style.
