Honey Glazed Chicken in Valheim: The Mistlands Recipe, Stats, and How It Ranks

 

    Honey glazed chicken is a Mistlands-tier food in Valheim, and its own flavor text is blunt about the appeal: "Grilled to perfection. Make both eyes and mouths water." A single cooked serving grants 80 health, 26 stamina, heals at 5 hp/tick, and lasts 1,800 seconds — 30 minutes (1,800 ÷ 60 = 30). Getting there takes two stations and three ingredients: a Food preparation table to assemble the raw dish, then a Stone oven to cook it, with a real burn window if you leave it too long.

 

What Honey Glazed Chicken Is

 

    Per its in-game infobox, honey glazed chicken is listed as Type: Food, sourced from the Stone oven, with the usage Eating. It weighs 1.0, stacks to 10, and can be teleported. The item's own flavor text reads: "Grilled to perfection. Make both eyes and mouths water."

 

    The cooked dish itself is made from a single input: Uncooked honey glazed chicken x1. That uncooked item carries its own description — "Ready for the oven" — and is classed as a Material rather than a Food, with the usage Cooking. It shares the cooked version's weight (1.0) and stack size (10), and is also teleportable.

 

    On stats: 80 health, 26 stamina, a 5 hp/tick healing rate, and a 1,800-second (30-minute) duration. The wiki doesn't state the interval between healing ticks, so how many ticks it actually takes to add up to that 5 hp/tick rate over 30 minutes is undocumented here — only the rate itself is given, not the tick frequency.

 

Making It: The Food Preparation Table Recipe

 

 

    The recipe is stated directly on the wiki: "Uncooked honey glazed chicken is produced in a Food preparation table with: Chicken meat x1, Honey x3, Jotun puffs x2." That's three ingredient types for one output — no substitutions or alternate recipes are listed anywhere in the source.

 

    Chicken meat x1 is one of the three ingredients. Honey x3 is the largest single ingredient count in the recipe — as much as the other two combined, since 1+2=3. Jotun puffs x2 rounds it out; the wiki doesn't attach a separate flavor note to the ingredient beyond its use here.

 

    Once assembled, the uncooked chicken is a distinct inventory item in its own right — the "Ready for the oven" item described above — not an instant conversion. That intermediate step is what makes the Stone oven a required second station, not an optional one.

 

How It Compares: Misthare Supreme and Meat Platter

 

 

    The wiki's Notes section makes two direct comparisons. First: "While Honey glazed chicken provides less health and stamina than Misthare supreme, it lasts for five minutes longer." Since honey glazed chicken's own duration is 1,800 seconds (30 minutes), a duration five minutes shorter for Misthare supreme works out to 1,800 − 300 = 1,500 seconds, or 25 minutes — a figure computed from the wiki's own comparison, not stated as a raw number itself. Misthare supreme's actual health and stamina figures are not given in this source, only that they're higher than honey glazed chicken's 80/26.

 

    Second: "Honey glazed chicken provides the same health and stamina as Meat platter, making the two of them tied for the second highest health gain in the Mistlands." That's a direct statement, so Meat platter's health and stamina can be read as the same 80/26 as honey glazed chicken — though Meat platter's own duration isn't given here and is undocumented.

 

    Put together, those two sentences imply Misthare supreme holds the single highest total in the Mistlands, with honey glazed chicken and Meat platter tied one rank behind it — though the wiki phrases it as "second highest" rather than spelling out an explicit 1-2-2 ranking outright.

 

Cooking It: Stone Oven Timing and the Burn Point

 

 

    The wiki states the cooking step plainly: "Honey glazed chicken is produced by cooking uncooked honey glazed chicken in a Stone oven for 50 seconds. If left in the oven for 100 seconds, it will burn and turn into Coal."

 

    That burn window is worth doing the arithmetic on: 100 seconds is exactly double the 50-second cook time (100 ÷ 50 = 2). In other words, you have a second full cook cycle's worth of time after the dish is ready before it turns to Coal — a wider margin than some Valheim recipes give you, though it's still real: walk away for too long and the Stone oven does not pause on its own.

 

Practical tips

• Honey glazed chicken: 80 health, 26 stamina, 5 hp/tick, 1,800 seconds (30 minutes) duration.
• Recipe: Chicken meat x1, Honey x3, Jotun puffs x2 at a Food preparation table, producing an uncooked item first.
• Cook the uncooked chicken in a Stone oven for 50 seconds; it burns to Coal at 100 seconds — exactly double.
• It's weaker than Misthare supreme in health/stamina but lasts five minutes longer (computed: Misthare supreme ≈ 1,500s / 25 min).
• It's tied with Meat platter at 80/26, per the wiki's own wording — both are "second highest" in the Mistlands.
• Both the cooked and uncooked items weigh 1.0, stack to 10, and can be teleported.

 

Running your own Valheim server

 

    A recipe that needs a Food preparation table, a Stone oven, and three separately-farmed ingredients (Chicken meat, Honey, Jotun puffs) is exactly the kind of setup a group benefits from keeping in one place — someone tends the chickens, someone else keeps the honey and Jotun puffs stocked, and the ovens stay put between sessions. A gamever Valheim server keeps that Mistlands base exactly as your group left it, with everyone able to log in on their own schedule instead of waiting on whoever's hosting from their own PC.

 

Conclusion

 

    Honey glazed chicken is a Mistlands-tier food that takes two stations to make — a Food preparation table for the uncooked dish (Chicken meat x1, Honey x3, Jotun puffs x2) and a Stone oven to finish it (50 seconds to cook, 100 seconds to burn to Coal). A cooked serving gives 80 health, 26 stamina, 5 hp/tick, and 1,800 seconds (30 minutes) of duration. Per the wiki's own comparison notes, it falls short of Misthare supreme in raw health and stamina but outlasts it by five minutes (Misthare supreme computes to roughly 25 minutes), while it's an exact tie with Meat platter on health and stamina — the two of them sharing what the source calls the Mistlands' "second highest health gain." Everything past those figures — Misthare supreme's exact stats, Meat platter's duration, and the Stone oven's tick interval — isn't in this source, and this article hasn't guessed at any of it.

 

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