Disney Dreamlight Valley has plenty of things to keep you occupied, from farming for resources to completing tasks for the characters. There are all sorts of things to do. However, these require you to expel some energy to complete them. To keep your energy up, you’ll want to collect recipes in order to cook food. One of these food items is Meringue Pie. If you’re unfamiliar with desserts, you’re probably confused over which ingredients you’ll need to make one. Don’t worry, we can help.
How to Make Meringue Pie in Disney Dreamlight Valley
The ingredients you need to make Meringue Pie in Disney Dreamlight Valley are Wheat, Egg, Butter, and Lemon. Combine them at the stove to unlock the recipe and add one Meringue Pie to your inventory.
To find wheat, you’re going to have to plant it yourself or purchase it from Goofy’s stall. If you haven’t already, you need to head to Peaceful Meadow and find Goofy. From there, you can purchase the wheat.
Now, for the lemons, head into the Forest of Valor and look for lemons on trees. Alternatively, you can find Goofy’s stall to purchase them.
Finally, you’ll need eggs and butter. Since these can’t be grown in the Valley, you’re going to want to find Chez Remy. This is the restaurant run by the protagonist of Ratatouille. He’ll let you access his pantry to get some items you need to make dishes in the game. This is where you’ll find both the eggs and the butter.
Once you’ve got all the ingredients, it’s time to finish your dish. Start by finding a pot, one should be located in Chez Remy. From there, add the lemons, the wheat, the eggs, and the butter to the pot, and then use one coal to cook. You’ll receive both the recipe and the Meringue pie as a result.
Disney Dreamlight Valley rewards experimentation with cooking, so if you know what you’re making, or have an idea of what goes into a dish, you can experiment to make some interesting foods that will help replenish your energy more than just eating the ingredients on their own.
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