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Overview

Simple Hamburger Steak is a hamburger steak recipe in Pokemon Pokopia. It is prepared using the Pan cooking station and has a neutral flavor profile. Eating this dish fully restores PP and powers up the Rock Smash and Rollout move. Rock Smash is used for breaking rocks, mining ores, and combat. Rollout is a rolling attack move. Both are powered up by eating hamburger steaks.

Recipe Details

Ingredients

Flavor Profile and Pokemon Preferences

Simple Hamburger Steak has a neutral flavor. Simple Hamburger Steak has no flavor and does not provide flavor preference bonuses. Use it for the Rock Smash and Rollout power boost when you need raw combat or mining strength. Gifting food that matches a Pokemon's preferred flavor increases their Comfort Level significantly more than giving them a non-preferred flavor.

Where to Find Ingredients

Beans are found growing in Withered Wasteland and can be farmed from Bean Seeds. Beans are the required base ingredient for all hamburger steak recipes, so maintain a large farm supply. Most ingredients can be grown on your farm or picked up from the ground while exploring.

How to Cook

To prepare Simple Hamburger Steak, approach a Pan and interact with it. Place the required ingredients in the cooking interface. Cooking is unlocked after rescuing Chef Dente during the Rocky Ridges storyline. Having Chef Dente or another Pokemon with the Party specialty nearby increases cooking yields.

Mosslax Offering

Like all cooked food, this dish can be offered to Mosslax to provide area-wide effects that last until 5:00 AM when the daily reset occurs. The specific effect depends on the food type: hamburger steaks offered to Mosslax provide a boost related to the Rock Smash and Rollout move for all nearby Pokemon.

Tips

Simple Hamburger Steak requires four ingredients (the most of any recipe type), but three of them can be anything. This makes it a good dump recipe for excess materials. Always eat a hamburger steak before mining sessions in Rocky Ridges to maximize Rock Smash efficiency. The no-flavor profile means it works purely as a utility food.