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Comment by Rhelan

..Huh? This seems pretty cool, but it's a shame it's such low cooking. I hope it's added in patch 3.1, just for the authenticity. ;)

Comment by 388931

I'm having trouble looking at the 2 second cast and calling this a "Slow Roasted" Turkey. I couldn't cook a turkey that fast using Nitroglycerin and Thermite, let alone over a bonfire >.>

Comment by 464789

Apparently this also requires skill in higher math to determine your buff.

Comment by 245758

If you are levelling cooking during this event it can be learned at 280 skill and is orange skill until 330 where it becomes yellow and then goes green at 342.

Comment by tonydizzle

ALL of the mats that are holiday specific (around only for the holiday) have a duration of 7 days, even though it doesn't say so here on the site. The food, once cooked, also has a 7 day duration. Therefore, you can only have this food around for a maximum of 3 weeks (if you cook some and grab mats on the last day of Pilgrim's Bounty). Very disappointing, but understandable as this would make the Northrend recipes moot. I just confirmed all of this on my server Garrosh US.

Getting the most out of this food explained:
Week 1: You are obviously able to cook this food all through the holiday.
Week 2: Cook some food up on the last day of the Holiday. (purchase a bunch of mats on this day as well)
Week 3: If you purchased mats on the last day, cook them into food on the last day of their duration and that "SHOULD" give you another week's worth of cheap top-end food. I'll try to test this during the holiday.

Comment by dekina

To make this easier, Try this macro:
(if you dont know how to create a macro, try /macro)
In the macro box:
#showtooltip Wild Turkey
/target Wild Turkey
/run SetRaidTarget("target", 7)

This will Target a turkey, Mark it with a X, as well as count the number you pick up. Enjoy!

Brought to you by Dekina of Icecrown, your friendly neighberhood Priest

Comment by zaber

Skill-up from 1 to 300+ Cooking Skill with nothing but the Pilgrim recipes (Horde version)

1.) Start off at the Pilgrim's Bounty Vendor ( Dalni Tallgrass ) at the area outside Orgrimmar
2.) Purchase the Bountiful Cookbook to get all the recipes you need to skill from 1 to 300
3.) Buy the mats and cook 85 x Spice Bread
4.) Buy the mats and cook 80 Spice Bread Stuffing
5.) Talk to the cooking trainer in that area ( Ondani Greatmill ) to learn Journeyman Cooking skill
6.) Go to Undercity
7.) Accept and do the Sharing a Bountiful Feast quest
7.) Accept Spice Bread Stuffing quest
8.) Cook your remaining 5 Spice Bread stuffing to complete that quest
9.) Turn in the Spice Bread Stuffing quest
10.) Accept the Pumpkin Pie quest
11.) Accept the We're out of Cranberry Chutney quest
12.) Buy enough pumpkins to cook 100 Pumpkin Pie
13.) Learn the Pumpkin Pie recipe and cook Pumpkin Pie until you hit 150 Cooking skill
14.) Talk to the cooking vendor in the area ( Roberta Carter ) to learn Expert Cooking
15.) Continue to cook more Pumkin Pie until you hit at least 160 cooking skill
16.) Learn the Cranberry Chutney recipe that you got from the Bountiful Cookbook
17.) Now would be a good time to either go do The Turkinator achievement or at least go kill some Wild Turkey in Tirisfal zone to get the Wild Turkey that you will need for the highest level cooking recipe.
18.) Once you have 100 Wild Turkey in your bags, go to Orgrimmar.
19.) Turn in the Pumpkin Pie quest and accept the Cranberry Chutney quest.
20.) Also accept the Can't Get Enough Turkey quest
21.) Cook enough Cranberry Chutney to get to 200 Cooking Skill
22.) Talk to the cooking Trainer in the area ( Ondani Greatmill ) and learn Artisan Cooking
23.) Continue cooking Cranberry Chutney until you reach 220 cooking skill
24.) Learn the Candied Sweet Potato recipe that you got from the Bountiful Cookbook.
25.) Make sure you still have enough mats to make 20 Cranberry chutney in your bags, but don't cook them now.
26.) Go to Thunder Bluff
27.) Turn in the Cranberry Chutney and accept the Candied Sweet Potatoes quest
28.) Accept the Easy as Pie quest and turn it in right away (you should still have about 80 Pumpkin Pie in your bags from before).
29.) Buy mats to cook 100 Candied Sweet Potato
30.) Cook Candied Sweet Potato until you reach 280 Cooking skill
31.) Learn the Slow-Roasted Turkey recipe that you got from the Bountiful Cookbook, but don't cook them yet.
32.) Go to Orgrimmar
33.) Turn in the Candied Sweet Potatoes quest and accept the Undersupplied in the Undercity quest
34.) Cook enough Slow-Roasted Turkey to complete and turn in the Can't Get Enough Turkey quest.
35.) You should now be at 300 cooking skill (Grats!).
36.) If you are able to, now would be a good time to go to either Dalaran or Shattrath City and get your Master Cooking skill so you continue to get skill-ups.
37.) Go to Undercity.
38.) Turn in the Undersupplied in the Undercity quest and accept the Slow-Roasted Turkey quest.
39.) Turn in the We're Out of Cranberry Chutney quest
40.) Turn in the She Says Potato quest which should earn you the Pilgrim's Progress achievement.
41.) Cook a minimum of 5 Slow-Roasted Turkey
42.) Go to Orgrimmar and turn in the Slow-Roasted Turkey quest which will get you a Turkey Caller that will call a Lonely Turkey (you can kill the Lonely Turkey and get a Wild Turkey that can be cooked, but killing the Loney Turkey will NOT count as a kill for The Turkinator achievement.)
43.) If you are at least level 70, you can start doing the Daily Cooking quest in Shattrath City. These dailies are a good way to get more recipes, additional cooking mats (without having to kill stuff), and a few special recipes like the recipe for Stormchops or Chocolate Cake. The Shattrath City daily cooking quests have a minimum requirement of level 70 and 275 Cooking skill.
44.) Once you get to 350 Cooking skill (also need a minimum of level 65 and access to the NPC in Dalaran) you can start doing the WotLK Daily Cooking quests

Comment by Brutalinax

this recipe has the potential of letting you reach the northrend recipes without cooking a single TBC recipe.

Comment by Dungrath

Today is the day after the last day of the holiday. All of the tables and holiday-related NPCs are gone, but the crafted food still exists, even though it all says "Requires Pilgrim's Bounty" rather than a duration. Seems like they've been having problems with this new "Requires" mechanic. Here's hoping they'll get rid of it; it's caused far more trouble, confusion, and disappointment than it was ever worth.

Edit: And two of my stacks of Pilgrim's Bounty food just disappeared, but I still have another stack, so perhaps they actually do have a duration, and displaying "Requires Pilgrim's Bounty" is the actual bug.

Comment by Drakhanas

As of today, this is giving me cooking points well above 355, even though the recipe is showing as grey. This may be due to the 'Working Overtime' guild perk, but not sure. so far up to 426.

Comment by 825325

This is currently giving cooking skill up to 430. It even gives 2 skills per while gray up to 405.

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Slow-Roasted Turkey

Item Level 56

Requires Pilgrim's Bounty
Use: Restores 4% of your health and mana every sec for 30 sec. Must remain seated while eating. If you spend at least 10 seconds eating you will become well fed and gain [floor(cond($GT($pl, 15), $pl - 15, 0) * 1.108) + 8] attack power and [floor(cond($GT($pl, 15), $pl - 15, 0) * 0.554) + 4] Stamina for 1 hour.

Max Stack: 20

Sell Price: 1

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