Bokguk

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Bokguk
Bokguk.png: Inventory sprite for Bokguk in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Bokguk
TypeFood
StackableYes (64)
Heals12 (Heart × 6)
Effects Conduit Power (8:00)
Eating time1.6 seconds
Tooltip❤❤❤❤❤❤
Water Conduit Power (8:00)
Resource locationmatcha:bokguk
Base itemminecraft:poisonous_potato
Defined inbokguk.json

Bokguk is a pufferfish soup that heals 12 (Heart × 6) and grants  Conduit Power for 8 minutes.[1]

Obtaining

Crafting

Name Ingredients Recipe
Bokguk Dried Kelp +
Carrot +
Pufferfish +
Cooked Fish or Cooked Large Fish +
Braised Mushroom +
Bowl
Dried Kelp.png: Inventory sprite for Dried Kelp in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Dried Kelp with description: Dried KelpCarrot.png: Inventory sprite for Carrot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Carrot with description: CarrotPufferfish.png: Inventory sprite for Pufferfish in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Pufferfish with description: PufferfishCooked Fish.png: Inventory sprite for Cooked Fish in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Cooked Fish with description: Cooked FishCooked Large Fish.png: Inventory sprite for Cooked Large Fish in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Cooked Large Fish with description: Cooked Large FishBraised Mushroom.png: Inventory sprite for Braised Mushroom in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Braised Mushroom with description: Braised MushroomBowl.png: Inventory sprite for Bowl in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Bowl with description: Bowl
Bokguk.png: Inventory sprite for Bokguk in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Bokguk

matcha:food/crafting/bokguk

Dried kelp, a carrot, a raw pufferfish, a cooked fish or cooked large fish, a braised mushroom and a bowl. Picking up a pufferfish unlocks the recipe.

Usage

Food

Eating bokguk takes 1.6 seconds, heals 12 (Heart × 6) and gives Conduit Power for 8:00. The bowl is given back.

Trading

It is one of the foods a villager can ask for as its favorite food.

See also

References