Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Extended in All the Mods 10

Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Extended is a food expansion. It adds a huge range of new dishes made from ingredients found in Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Crops and Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Trees. It also works with any other mod that uses the same tags, so ingredients from other mods can count too.^[1]

The project page's headline figure is 890ish new foods. Its description text also says 180ish+ and nearly 1000, so treat all of these as ballpark numbers rather than an exact count.^[1]

It's a reboot, not an update of the original Pam's HarvestCraft. Pam's HarvestCraft 2 is split into separate mods, and this one requires Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Core to run.^[1]

Who it's for

This is for you if you want more cooking variety and enjoy turning crops and tree fruit into a big menu of meals. One thing to know: the mod doesn't have updated textures the way Food Core does. With so many foods, the author says it may never fully match that style, and textures will be updated as time allows.^[1]

In this pack

The pack includes version 1.0.0 of the mod, built for NeoForge on Minecraft 1.21.1. It was first included in the pack at version 2.25 or earlier.^[2]

Unverified The data available for this guide shows no quests, no ATM Star path involvement and no in-jar guidebook for this mod. Where it fits in the pack's progression is therefore unconfirmed, and no pack-specific recipe or config changes are documented.

Welcome to Food Extended! This mod adds a huge pile of new foods (the project page says 890ish) built from ingredients that come from Pam's HarvestCraft 2 Crops, Trees and any mod that uses the same tags. It also needs Pam's HarvestCraft 2 Food Core installed, so make sure that's in your pack.^[1]

Every Food Extended recipe in the dump is a shapeless crafting recipe. You don't arrange anything in the grid: you just put the ingredients in. Most recipes also want a kitchen tool item in the grid, such as bakeware, a cutting board, a skillet, a pot, a saucepan, a grinder, a juicer or a mixing bowl.^[3]

A good order to start in

Start with the short recipes, then build up to the ones that use other Food Extended items as ingredients. Here's the path I'd follow.^[3]

1. Make Baked Cactus. It's one of the shortest recipes in the mod and a quick way to test that your bakeware tool works.^[3]
2. Try the grinder and juicer recipes next, like Almond Butter and Apricot Juice. They're short, and almond butter is useful later because the jelly sandwich recipes call for a nut butter.^[3]
3. Cook up BBQ Sauce. Other recipes use BBQ sauce as an ingredient, including the next one on this list.^[3]
4. Use that sauce for Baked Beans, which then goes into Beans on Toast. This is your first real chain of Food Extended items.^[3]

Baked CactusMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• Cactus

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bakedcactusitem

Almond ButterMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool grinder
• any almond crop

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:almondbutteritem

BBQ SauceMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool saucepan
• any tomato crop
• any mustardseed crops

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bbqsauceitem

Baked BeansMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool pot
• any bean crop
• any rawpork
• any bbqsauce condiment

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bakedbeansitem

Beans on ToastMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool cuttingboard
• any toast
• any butter
• Baked Beans

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:beansontoastitem

Mixing in Food Core

Some dishes build on items from Food Core, like Bangers and Mash and BBQ Chicken Biscuit. The latter also needs a Biscuit from this mod. The recipe blocks below show exactly what each one takes, so check them before you go for these.^[3]

Bangers and MashMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool skillet
• any sausage
• Mashed Potatoes

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bangersandmashitem

BBQ Chicken BiscuitMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool cuttingboard
• Fried Chicken
• Biscuit
• any bbqsauce condiment

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bbqchickenbiscuititem

This one mixes Food Core and Food Extended items.

Pack-changed recipes

A few recipes in this pack differ from the mod's own version. The dump marks Aebleskivers, Avocado Toast and Banana Nut Bread as changed by the pack, so the recipe blocks below show the in-pack versions.^[3]

AebleskiversChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• any flour
• any milk
• any egg
• any sugar
• any salt dust

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:aebleskiversitem

Avocado ToastChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool skillet
• any avocado crop
• any toast
• any salt dust
• any spiceleaf crop
• any garlic crop

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:avocadotoastitem

Banana Nut BreadChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• any banana crop
• any flour
• any nut
• any milk
• any salt dust

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:banananutbreaditem

Food Extended is a food-crafting add-on. The sources here don't describe any machines, multiblocks, power, fluids or automation for it, so I won't invent any. What they do show is a simple crafting system built around item tags.^[1][3]

What you need first

Food Extended requires Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Core, so make sure that mod is in your pack. Its foods are based on ingredients from Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Crops and Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Trees. It also works with any other mod that uses the same tags.^[1]

How the recipes work

The recipes shown for the pack are shapeless crafting recipes. You don't arrange anything in a pattern. You put the right ingredients in the crafting grid in any order.^[3]

Ingredients are mostly tags rather than fixed items, and each recipe accepts any item that carries the required tag. That is why other mods' ingredients can work here as long as they use the same tags. For example, Apple Cider asks for an apple crop tag, a sugar tag and a pot tool tag instead of one specific item each.^[1][3]

Kitchen tools are part of the recipe

Every Food Extended recipe in the list I was given includes a kitchen tool tag as one of its inputs. The tool categories that show up are bakeware, grinder, pot, saucepan, juicer, mixing bowl, cutting board and skillet. Each recipe names the one tool category it needs. For example, Apricot Juice needs a juicer-tagged tool, while Asparagus Quiche needs a skillet-tagged tool.^[3]

Recipes the pack changed

Most of the Food Extended recipes shown are marked as plain mod recipes. Two of them are marked as changed by the pack, so the pack's version is what you craft here. The recipe blocks below show the exact in-pack recipes.^[3]

AebleskiversChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• any flour
• any milk
• any egg
• any sugar
• any salt dust

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:aebleskiversitem

Changed by the pack, so this is the pack's recipe and not the mod default.

Avocado ToastChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool skillet
• any avocado crop
• any toast
• any salt dust
• any spiceleaf crop
• any garlic crop

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:avocadotoastitem

Changed by the pack, so this is the pack's recipe and not the mod default.

Unverified Machines, power use, fluid handling and automation are not covered in the sources here, and no config files for this mod were available from the pack. I can't confirm any behavior beyond the crafting recipes above.

There is no quest line or in-pack guidebook to follow for this mod, so the tiers below are my own reading of the recipe chains rather than an official progression. The idea is simple: the further a dish sits from raw crops, the more prepared ingredients it needs.^[3]

Unverified The sources here contain no quests or guidebook entries for this mod, so they do not show any quest-driven order or unlock gating.

Starter dishes: a crop plus a kitchen tool

Every recipe also asks for a tool item from a tool tag, such as a grinder, juicer or bakeware. The simplest dishes pair a single crop with a tool and nothing else.^[3]

• Almond Butter is an almond crop plus a grinder.^[3]
• Black Pepper is peppercorns plus a grinder.^[3]
• Apricot Juice is apricots plus a juicer.^[3]
• Baked Cactus is a plain Minecraft cactus plus bakeware.^[3]

Base products: sauces, jellies and basic bakes

Next come the base products that many other recipes reuse. Jellies need fruit, sugar and a saucepan, and BBQ Sauce needs mustard seeds, tomatoes and a saucepan. Make these early and keep a stack on hand.^[3]

• Apricot Jelly, Banana Jelly, Blackberry Jelly and Blueberry Jelly all follow the fruit, sugar and saucepan pattern.^[3]
• Biscuit is butter and dough in bakeware, and it feeds later dishes.^[3]

Dishes built from those bases

Here the base products become ingredients. Jellies go into toast, sandwiches and glazes, and BBQ sauce goes into baked beans, pizza and chips. Biscuits feed into Biscuits and Gravy and BBQ Chicken Biscuit.^[3]

• Apricot Jelly Toast and Apricot Glazed Pork both use apricot jelly.^[3]
• Baked Beans needs BBQ sauce, and Beans on Toast then needs the baked beans, so BBQ sauce leads to baked beans and then to beans on toast.^[3]
• Biscuits and Gravy needs a biscuit and Gravy.^[3]

Multi-stage showpieces

The deepest recipes I can see pull several prepared dishes together. Battenberg needs Marzipan and apricot jelly, among other things. Bento Box needs Bamboo Steamed Rice, Sushi, Teriyaki Chicken and a Pickled Beets item from the food core mod, so plan that one ahead.^[3]

Bento BoxMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool cuttingboard
• Bamboo Steamed Rice
• Pickled Beets
• Teriyaki Chicken
• Sushi

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:bentoboxitem

The Bento Box is the biggest chain I can confirm from the recipes shown.

Recipes the pack changed

Some recipes are marked as changed by the pack, so don't rely on memory or the base mod for them. The ones I can confirm are Aebleskivers, Avocado Toast and Banana Nut Bread. The sources don't show what the original recipes looked like, only the pack versions below.^[3]

AebleskiversChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• any flour
• any milk
• any egg
• any sugar
• any salt dust

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:aebleskiversitem

Avocado ToastChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool skillet
• any avocado crop
• any toast
• any salt dust
• any spiceleaf crop
• any garlic crop

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:avocadotoastitem

Banana Nut BreadChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• any banana crop
• any flour
• any nut
• any milk
• any salt dust

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:banananutbreaditem

Food Extended mostly connects to other mods through shared item tags. Its project page says it works with any mod that uses the same tags as Pam's HarvestCraft 2. In this pack, that shows up as recipe slots that accept a whole tag instead of one specific item.^[1][3]

Creative Blaze Cake

The clearest crossover is a recipe the pack adds itself. The Creative Blaze Cake is made with Create's mechanical crafting. It takes the ATM Star plus cakes from several mods: Create's Blaze Cake, the Cake o' Enchanting from Create Enchantment Industry, cakes from Create Additions such as Honey Cake, cakes from Pam's Food Core such as Carrot Cake, and cakes from Food Extended. Two of the Food Extended ones are Fruitcake and Holiday Cake.^[3]

Creative Blaze CakeAdded by the pack

Mechanical Crafting (create)

Mechanical Crafting (create)

Lemon Drizzle Cake	Pumpkin Cheese Cake	Fruitcake	Chocolate Sprinkles Cake	Holiday Cake
Mochi Cake	Chocolate Cake	ATM Star	Carrot Cake	Cheese Cake
Pineapple Upside-down Cake	Cake o' Enchanting	Honey Cake	Chocolate Cake	Blaze Cake

Recipe id: allthemods:create/creative_blaze_cake

This recipe is added by the pack, it is not a mod default.

So if you're chasing the Creative Blaze Cake, you'll need to craft Food Extended's cakes as well as the Create ones.^[3]

Tag-based ingredients

Many Food Extended recipes need ingredients like cheese, sodas, sugar or lettuce. These are listed as common tags, so any item carrying the tag works, whichever mod it comes from. For example, Crackers and Cheese takes any cheese, and Chicken Tenders Meal takes any soda.^[1][3]

Crackers and CheeseMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool cuttingboard
• any cheese
• Cracker

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:crackersandcheeseitem

Many recipes also need a kitchen tool from a tag. Tool tags used include skillet, cutting board, pot, mixing bowl and bakeware. Chili Dog, for instance, needs any item with the skillet tool tag.^[3]

Pam's own mods

Food Extended also builds on the rest of the Pam's HarvestCraft 2 family. It requires Food Core, and its recipes use Food Core items such as Fried Chicken and Fries. Some recipes use Crops items instead, such as Hot Coffee for Expresso and Hot Tea for Sweet Tea.^[1][3]

Sweet TeaMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool pot
• Hot Tea
• any sugar
• any lemon crop
• any ice

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:sweetteaitem

A pack-changed recipe

Sunflower Wheat Rolls is marked as changed by the pack. Its recipe uses Food Core's Sunflower Seeds together with tagged cooking oil, salt, flour and bakeware. Follow the recipe below, not any default you remember.^[3]

Sunflower Wheat RollsChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

• any tool bakeware
• Sunflower Seeds
• Sunflower Seeds
• Sunflower Seeds
• any flour
• any salt dust
• any cookingoil

Recipe id: pamhc2foodextended:sunflowerwheatrollsitem

There isn't much version history to tell for this one. All the Mods 10 8.1 ships Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Extended 1.0.0, using the NeoForge 1.21.1 build of the mod. It has been in the pack since All the Mods 10 1.4 or earlier.^[2]

Pack changelog entries

• All the Mods 10 2.37 lists an update of the mod, then named Pam's HarvestCraft - Food Extended, from 1.0.0 to 1.0.0. The version number stayed the same.^[4]
• All the Mods 10 6.2 lists another update of Pam's HarvestCraft 2 - Food Extended, again from 1.0.0 to 1.0.0.^[5]

Both entries show the same version before and after, so the pack's changelogs don't say what changed in those file updates. Since 6.2, the 8.1 mod list shows the mod still at 1.0.0.^[2][4][5]

Unverified No stored changelogs exist for the shipped jars, so we can't confirm what content, recipes or config values changed between these updates, or whether the pack altered anything in this mod.