Farmer's Delight

Where this comes from

The basics on this page come from the mod’s own documentation. Anything about how it is set up or used on Indigo is ours. When in doubt, the linked docs win.

What it is for on Indigo

Farming and cooking are meant to be a real way to spend your time here, and a real thing to sell. Farmer’s Delight turns “eat a steak” into gardens, kitchens and meals, and a cafe on Main Street is the kind of thing the town is built for.

The basics

• New crops: cabbage, tomatoes, onions and rice, plus wild versions you find in the world. Rich soil (made from organic compost) grows things faster and lets you plant on it.
• Knives harvest crops without breaking the plant and turn meat and vegetables into slices.
• Cutting board: place it, put an item on it, and use a knife (or an axe, pickaxe or shears) on it to cut, chop or strip. Faster than crafting and gives you the cooking ingredients.
• Cooking pot over a heat source (campfire, stove, magma, fire) cooks meals from several ingredients. Put a container in the pot’s slot, like a bowl, to serve the meal.
• Skillet cooks single items fast, in the world or in your hand.
• Stove is a safe heat source for indoors; it also cooks items you drop on it.
• Meals feed more than vanilla food and many give Nourishment or Comfort, slow lasting buffs, which is why a good cook is worth knowing.

On Indigo

• Farmer’s Delight ingredients show up in village and structure loot, so the world was generated with it from the start. Nothing needs enabling.
• Cooked meals are one of the easiest things to sell in a shop.

Learn more

• Farmer’s Delight wiki (official, with every recipe)
• Modrinth page