Dragonwilds:Burnt food

Template:External Burnt food is the result of a normal occurrence when Dragonwilds:Cooking at any level. Burnt food can be eaten, providing less Dragonwilds:sustenance compared to its cooked version, and is also used for composting with the Dragonwilds:Farming skill.

The chance to burn food depends on the player's Cooking level and the Power Level of the ingredient. Power Level 1 ingredients stop burning at 10 Cooking, Power Level 2 ingredients stop burning at 25 Cooking, and Power Level 3 ingredients stop burning at 39 Cooking.

Types of burnt food

Item	Raw version	Cooked version
Dragonwilds:Burnt Flank	Dragonwilds:Raw Bestial Meat	Dragonwilds:Flank Steak
Dragonwilds:Burnt Cabbage	Dragonwilds:Cabbage	Dragonwilds:Fried Cabbage
Dragonwilds:Burnt Egg	Dragonwilds:Egg	Dragonwilds:Fried Egg
Dragonwilds:Burnt Steak	Dragonwilds:Raw Farm Meat	Dragonwilds:Steak
Dragonwilds:Burnt Dwellberries	Dragonwilds:Dwellberries	Dragonwilds:Dried Dwellberries
Dragonwilds:Burnt Peach	Dragonwilds:Peach	Dragonwilds:Dried Peach
Dragonwilds:Burnt Redberries	Dragonwilds:Redberries	Dragonwilds:Dried Redberries
Dragonwilds:Burnt Fillet	Dragonwilds:Raw Bird Meat	Dragonwilds:Fillet
Dragonwilds:Burnt Haunch	Dragonwilds:Raw Game Meat	Dragonwilds:Haunch
Dragonwilds:Burnt Rat Roast	Dragonwilds:Raw Rat Meat	Dragonwilds:Rat Roast
Dragonwilds:Burnt Mushroom	Dragonwilds:Bittercap Mushroom	Dragonwilds:Grilled Mushrooms
Dragonwilds:Burnt Onion	Dragonwilds:Onion	Dragonwilds:Fried Onions
Dragonwilds:Burnt Potato	Dragonwilds:Potato	Dragonwilds:Baked Potato
Dragonwilds:Burnt Cadavaberries	Dragonwilds:Cadavaberries	Dragonwilds:Dried Cadavaberries
Dragonwilds:Burnt Pumpkin	Dragonwilds:Pumpkin	Dragonwilds:Roast Pumpkin
Dragonwilds:Burnt Watermelon	Dragonwilds:Watermelon	Dragonwilds:Watermelon Jerky
Dragonwilds:Burnt Tomato	Dragonwilds:Tomato	Dragonwilds:Grilled Tomatoes
Dragonwilds:Burnt Undead Steak	Dragonwilds:Undead Meat	Dragonwilds:Cauterised Undead Steak