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Commento di jonrock

74 awards are needed to buy all Northrend recipes. Another 100 are needed to buy the chef's hat.

Commento di Magito

would be nice for those of us that have lots of these rewards left over to be able to exchange them for the chefs awards even if it is 20-1.

Commento di Unrage

If you are planning to farm them, you should do the daily cooking quests in Dalaran (Alliance Version), but you should also do the fishing ones, since they give you a Sacca di Attrezzature da Pesca when completed, and it has a small chance to give you a Ricetta Fradicia, a quest item which awards 5 Dalaran Cooking Award.

Commento di Scoobie10

Not sure why, but I reveiced a Dalaran Cooking Award after I went to Sara Brady in the sewers, purchased the mats for Darkbrew Lager, created it, then drank it. Anyone know why?

Commento di 360394

I just recently noticed that I got more Awards from each quest than i should.

It seems that every quest now gives you one more award than the quest says.
Or is there a guild perk in play i'm not aware of?

EDIT: So this ist how it is: You get one Award from the Small Spice Bag. But you will never see it in the bag, it is added to your Currency Tab once you open the bag

Commento di TheStatman

All Chef's Award (Cataclysm ones) in your currency tab have now been converted to Epicurean's Award (these used to be Dalaran Cooking Award). All old Dalaran Cooking Award you had have now been renamed Epicurean's Award. This is similar to the way Valor and Conquest points converted down when new raids/seasons happen.

Dalaran Cooking Award has had its name changed to Epicurean's Award, and Chef's Award has had its name changed to Ironpaw Token.

So, say you had 100 Dalaran Cooking Award and 50 Chef's Award on your currency tab before 5.0.4. You now have 150 Epicurean's Award and 0 Ironpaw Token.

The Cataclysm Daily cooking quests in major cities reward Epicurean's Award, and all Cataclysm cooking recipes sold in the major cities need Epicurean's Award to be purchased, including Vettovaglie Importate.

Commento di finnishboy

can u use Chef's Award to buy dalaran recipes?

Commento di julienpdx

This is a comment based on the MoP database article entry (which, for some reason is inappropriately merged with the live version).

Epicurean's Award is designed to replace/combine the old "Chef's Award" from faction capitol city cooking dailies and "Dalaran Cooking Award(s)" for both factions in Dalaran. All pre-MoP cooking recipes requiring a purchase will use this new currency. This changes a few things. For one, new characters who are after the cooking achievements will definitely want to start doing these dailies as soon as possible due to the high amount (162 total) to purchase all recipes.

The combined total of all Epicurean Awards to purchase ALL of the Wrath and Cataclysm recipes is

88/91 for all Cataclysm-level recipes
74 for all Wrath-level recipes

In Mists of Pandaria, cooking dailies will not only be broken down by a new specialization system, but they will use their own currency (Ironpaw Token)

Perhaps the greatest news about this new system is that all Chef's Award and Dalaran Cooking Awards left in in your currency balance after Mists launches will combine. Those of you who haven't already purchased "Chef's Hat" will soon be able to do so without doing Dalaran's dailies in the meantime.

It still isn't clear if, since both the Capitol cities and Dalaran will offer the same reward for their dailies, if you will not able to do both on the same day.

Commento di Herukakaya

As TheStatman points out, these awards are only from the Dalaran and Major City cooking dailies. In case you were wondering, the Shattrath cooking dailies from The Rokk do not award Epicurean Awards (since they never awarded anything but the crate/barrel).

Commento di Tyrrannus

If one is looking to dump a bunch of these awards, having previously built up a stash and not needing to purchase any more recipes, goods, or the Chef's hat, what is the most cost-efficient way to convert these to gold? Is it buying the crates of meat and selling (or cooking and selling) them or is there a better way?

Is there a way to transfer these between characters?

Commento di 572194

About cooking dailies in Stormwind, Darnassus or Ironforge:
Some days the daily of a city can give 2 Epicurean's Award while the other cities give just one.
Is a good idea, if you are interested in farming, check the rewards to get more Awards per day (since you can complete the daily of just 1 city)
I've seen 2 cities giving 2 Awards on the same day, also I've seen days with all the cities giving just 1 Award. Same thing for cooking levels rewards, some cities can reward you with 1 level and other with 2 on the same day (valid for fishing too).

In dalaran you always get 1 Award from the bag and 1 or 2 Awards as direct reward (Salsicce e senape! gives 2). So you get 2 or 3 Awards per day from dalaran.

edit: If I said something wrong please reply this entry.
edit 2: Today for first time I saw a daily that doesn't give "+1 cooking level" or +2, it was Mi serve un barile di favori in Ironforge. 18/11/2012 (Patch 5.0.5).

Commento di stym

If you are farming these to grab all of the purchasable recipes in Dalaran and your Capital (say, for the Gran Chef achievement), be patient. Not counting the occasional Ricetta Fradicia that can spawn in a Sacca di Attrezzature da Pesca, obtained after doing a Dalaran fishing daily, you can only get them by doing 2 dailies a day:
One from Dalaran (Awilo Lon'gomba or Katherine Lee)
One from one of your three major faction cities.

There is a 20% chance in each location to get the quest that rewards you with 2 awards.
Since you can only do one daily per day in your three faction cities, it is worth checking with the daily providers in each city to see if a 2-award quest is available. If you are a mage, or have a mage alt, checking the quest givers takes a minute.
The Bag reward from Dalaran now automatically gives an extra award.

Your chance of getting a 2-award quest from Dalaran: 20%
Your chance of getting a 2-award quest from one of your faction cities: 1 - (0.8x0.8x0.8) = 48.8%
(80% chance in each of the three cities of not getting the 2-award quest)

Your average daily award intake: 1 + 0.2x2 + 0.8x1 + 0.488x2 + 0.512x1 = 3.688
You need a total of 175 awards (74 for Wrath recipes and 91 for Cataclysm recipes)

Soooo... that's over 48 days total.
Again, if you do the Dalaran fishing daily, you get a shot at an additional 5 awards. Someone might even put a Ricetta Fradicia at the Auction house, so don't forget to check there.

Commento di Fandralen

Apparently named after Epicureanism, a system of philosophy based upon the teachings of ancient Greek Epicurus.

Commento di 987791

"Visit special cooking vendors in Dalaran and the capital cities to to purchase unusual cooking recipes, spices, and even a fine hat!"

Is it just me, or did Blizzard fail at English?

Commento di TrainwrecHelFire

You can buy Small Spice Bag which has 1 Epicurean's Award from Auzin now as well. They go for 25 Timewarped badge per bag. Makes getting them a lot faster than just doing the dailies.

Commento di Sempan

Dont forget that you can realm jump (Server Hop Addon) to get the Quests that you want. Works in Dalaran / Thunder Bluff and Undercity.

Commento di Mypciscraze

Hi all

You need it to do Ti sentirai leggero come l'aria
You need to have:

Cooking skill on 505;
6 of Premio Epicureo ( To Buy Ricetta: Biscotti al Cioccolato and 3 of Vettovaglie Importate )
91 of Farina

Recipe i buy from Jon Casper.

To get Premio Epicureo you need to do daily quests. When you will collect 6 Just buy Ricetta: Biscotti al Cioccolato and Vettovaglie Importate from same NPC ( from each Vettovaglie Importate you will get 40 Fave di Cacao ). Then go buy Farina.

Make minimum 91 of Biscotti al Cioccolato and eat them all you well get buff Soddisfatto with you need to stack to 91.

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I hope that help.

Commento di Dragoress

If you start on a later Addon and dont see the daily Quest in Dalaran, check if you already learned the Northern Cooking Skill from Wotlk.

Commento di Ithereal86

Daily cooking quests in Dalaran, but you should also do the fishing ones, since they give you a Bag of Fishing Treasures when completed, and it has a small chance to give you a Waterlogged Recipe, a quest item which awards 5 Dalaran Cooking Award.(Just turn it in inside the cheese shop Old Dalaran / Can confirm this quest is repeatable)

You can buy Small Spice Bag which has 1 Epicurean's Award from Auzin (available only on wotlk timewalking week). They go for 25 Timewarped badge per bag. Makes getting them a lot faster than just doing the dailies.

74 awards to buy all Northrend recipes and 100 are needed to purchase the Chef's Hat.

91 awards to buy all Cataclysm recipes.

Commento di Sanjo

The daily quests from Awilo Lon'goomba are available from him in the old Dalaran after learning Northend Cooking from him.

Commento di Sanjo

The maximum yield per day seems to be:

Doing the daily cooking quest in the main cities (for Horde: Orgrimmar, Undercity and Thunder Bluff; for Alliance: Stormwind, Ironforge and Darnassus) with the highest yield (2 or 1 Epicureans Awards). Only one of those quests can be done per day.
In old Dalaran: Doing the daily cooking quest from the cooking trainer (for Horde: Awilo Lon'gomba, for Alliance: Katherine Lee) (2 Epicureans Awards).
In old Dalaran: Doing the daily fishing quest from Marcia Chase. This can yield a Waterlogged Recipe which can be turned in for 5 Epicureans Awards.

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