Valheim Stuffed Mushroom: Full Recipe, Stats, and Why It's Worth Cooking

 

    Stuffed mushroom is a Mistlands-tier food in Valheim, described in-game as "Bursting with magical flavour." It isn't the strongest Eitr food the biome offers, but it's built from ingredients that don't require a trip into an Infested Mine — which is exactly why it's worth having in rotation. Below is the full recipe chain, the raw stats, where the source says its ingredients come from, and how it stacks up against the two other Eitr-boosting Mistlands foods.

 

What Is the Stuffed Mushroom?

 

 

    The cooked item's internal ID is MagicallyStuffedShroom, classed as Food, made at a Stone oven, and used by eating it. Its stats, straight from the item's infobox:

 

• Health: 25
• Stamina: 12
• Eitr: 75
• Duration: 1,500 seconds — that's 1,500 / 60 = 25 minutes per bite
• Healing: 3 hp/tick
• Weight: 1.0
• Stack size: 10
• Teleportable: Yes

 

    A full stack weighs 10 x 1.0 = 10.0 in inventory weight, and it's teleportable — you can carry it through a portal.

 

Cooking Recipe: From Uncooked to Cooked

 

 

    Stuffed mushroom is a two-station recipe. First, at a Food preparation table, you combine:

 

• Magecap x3
• Blood clot x1
• Turnip x2

 

    into one Uncooked stuffed mushroom (internal ID MagicallyStuffedShroomUncooked, classed as Material, described as "Ready for the oven"). That uncooked item itself has the same weight (1.0), stack size (10), and teleportable status (Yes) as the finished food.

 

    Second, the uncooked mushroom goes into a Stone oven for 50 seconds to finish cooking. Timing matters here: per the source, "if left in the oven for 100 seconds, it will burn and turn into Coal" — that's exactly double the correct cook time, so pulling it any time after the 50-second mark and well before 100 seconds is the safe window.

 

Where to Get the Ingredients

 

 

    The source's own Notes section explains why this recipe is worth learning: stuffed mushroom "is crafted from resources which are either farmable (magecaps and Turnips) or easily hunted (Blood clots)." In other words, none of its three ingredients gate you behind the harder Mistlands loot table.

 

    That said, the facts behind this article don't go further than that one-line characterization — exact biome placement for Magecap and Turnip, or which specific Mistlands creature drops Blood clot, is undocumented in the source material used here. Treat "farmable" and "easily hunted" as the source's own summary, not a step-by-step foraging guide.

 

Stuffed Mushroom vs. Other Mistlands Foods

 

    Per the source, stuffed mushroom sits "at the low end of the Mistlands tier of food," but that's presented as a trade-off, not a flaw: "it is significantly easier to obtain than the better Eitr-boosting foods of its tier." The comparison given is specific — "both Yggdrasil porridge and Seeker aspic require Royal jelly, which is much harder to obtain, requiring the player to venture into Infested Mines."

 

    The exact stat blocks for Yggdrasil porridge and Seeker aspic are not part of the facts sourced for this article, so no direct health/stamina/Eitr comparison is made here — only the sourcing-difficulty contrast the wiki itself draws.

 

Quick tips: Pull the uncooked mushroom from the Stone oven at 50 seconds, not later — 100 seconds burns it into Coal, a full loss of the item. A complete stack of 10 weighs exactly 10.0, so it travels light for a Mistlands food. It's teleportable, so it travels through a portal without issue. And if you're missing Royal jelly for Yggdrasil porridge or Seeker aspic, stuffed mushroom is the source-confirmed fallback that doesn't need it.

 

Running your own Valheim server

 

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Conclusion

 

    Stuffed mushroom earns its place in a Mistlands food rotation not by being the strongest option, but by being the cheapest reliable one: 25 health, 12 stamina, 75 Eitr, and a 25-minute duration for three ingredients the source itself calls farmable or easily hunted. Watch the oven timer — 50 seconds is the target, 100 seconds burns it to Coal — and you've got a repeatable Eitr food that never sends you into an Infested Mine.