Passionate Cook

Requires proficiency with Cook's Utensils 

When you take this Feat you:

• Gain a Recipe Book
• Increase your Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20

Your Recipe Book has emotional value to you, this book is part of you. Maybe it was passed down to you by an older family member, or you yourself made it. Whatever the case you can use it to make meals and snacks for you and your friends.

Your Recipe Book has a number of recipes on it equal to your Wisdom modifier. After eating at least one portion of any of your meals a creature will be healed for 1d4 hit points + your Wisdom modifier and will have disadvantage on all Charisma checks and saving throws against you for the next hour.

To make each recipe you must either buy or forage the ingredients with a Survival or Nature check beforehand. Any portions that are not consumed will go bad after 12 hours. You can pick which recipes are in your book from the list below:

• Campfire Roast - A piece of venison is roasted on a large pot with salt and spices, then sweet potatoes, carrots, beetroots and lemons are added and topped with water.

This recipe takes 4 hours to make. (Forage DC-14) A creature that eats a portion of this meal gains temporary hit points equal to 1d6 + your Wisdom modifier for the next 12 hours or until they take a short rest.

• Rabanadas - A sliced baguette dunked into milk, then rolled on a mixture sugar and cinnamon and then fried on an oil pan. 

This recipe takes 1 hour to make. (Forage DC-8) A creature that eats a portion of this meal gains 10ft to all their movement speeds and advantage on all Dexterity saving throws for the next 4 hours or until they take a short rest.

• Spicy Meatballs - Ground pork with eggs and a ludicrous amount of pepper are rolled into balls and slow cooked in an dirt oven.

This recipe takes 2 hours to make. (Forage DC-10) A creature that eats a portion of this meal becomes resistant to poison damage and has advantage on Constitution saves against poison and diseases for the next 12 hours or until they take a short rest.

• Flambéed Stir-fry - Precooked chicken broccoli, carrots and potatoes are added to a frying pan with paprika, salt, pepper and wine until it acquires a golden brown coat.

This recipe takes 1 hour to make. (Forage DC-10) A creature that eats a portion of this meal becomes resistant to cold damage and weather effects relating to extreme cold for the next 12 hours or until they take a short rest.

• Fairy dust curry - Chicken, onions and pepper are added to a frying pan with oil, then fairy dust and coconut milk is added to cover and the mixture is boiled until it thickens and is then served with rice.

This recipe takes 1 hour to make. (Forage DC-20) A creature that eats a portion of this meal gains advantage on saving throws against being charmed or to end the charmed condition and gains 30ft of truesight for the next 12 hours or until they take a short rest.

You can cook a number of portions equal to the difference between the forage DC and the check's result plus your proficiency bonus. For example, if at first level, you're making the Campfire Roast, that has a forage DC of 14 and you roll a 16 on the check, you make 2+2 portions. Large creatures need to eat two portions to gain the secondary benefits of each meal.

Note: The gold cost of each portion of your meals is to be decided by your DM, as different settings treat gold differently.