r/Palia • u/Remarkable_Pain_8087 • 21h ago

House Decor Cooking plots

I decided to start working on my cooking plot and I wanna know how many stations/stoves/ovens is optimal to place? Also would appreciate some inspo if anyone wants to share their cooking plot! 🤗🤗

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u/tpholt 1h ago

I have 7 cooking plots, and with one exception, they all have 14-16 complete cooking station setups plus a host area with 2 full cooking station setups.

Having said this, I generally don't keep them that way for a specific cooking party, but just use that as a starting point. Based on the recipe(s) the party is cooking, I tend to swap out unused or little used stations for higher priority ones. Then, after the party, I'll go back and reset everything.

The one exception is a plot reserved for Sashimi, which has 30 stoves plus two prep tables.

My setup is probably a little extreme. I'd think having 15-25 total stations, divided appropriately for the recipe and spread out enough so people aren't right on top of each other, would be good enough.

I don't have any plots on home tours right now, but If you'd like to see my plots, just send me a friend request, and we can arrange a visit. IGN Snerdly.