Cookingdom Level 47 - Lunch box
The ultimate guide for Cookingdom Level 47 Lunch box, helping players master the cooking adventure of Cookingdom.
Cookingdom Level 47 Walkthrough Video
Cookingdom Level 47 Walkthroughs & Guide
Welcome to Cookingdom Level 47, where your mission is to craft the perfect Lunch box using the correct tools, sequence, and timing. This level introduces players to Cookingdom's intuitive yet precise cooking mechanics in a relaxed, no-timer environment.
This walkthrough gives you the exact steps to succeed in Cookingdom Level 47, detailing every ingredient, action, and placement needed.
Ingredients Needed
| Ingredient | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Garlic | 1 clove equivalent | Taken from a bulb, peeled and minced on cutting board. |
| Edamame | 1 portion (approx. 1/4 cup) | Shelled, moved from tray to cutting board then to a container. |
| Strawberries | approx. 6-7 | Tops removed, washed in sink. 2 are used for the bento. |
| Shrimp | 1 portion (approx. 8-10) | Washed in sink, deveined/cleaned on cutting board. |
| Bok Choy | 1 small portion | Washed in sink. Appears pre-cut and possibly seasoned in initial tray. |
| Carrots | 2 large | Washed in sink, sliced into rounds on cutting board. Used in stir-fry. Tiny piece for bunny blush. |
| Eggs | 3 large | Cracked into a bowl for tamagoyaki. |
| Mayonnaise | approx. 1 tbsp | Added to egg mixture. |
| Light Soy Sauce | approx. 1 tsp | Added to egg mixture. |
| Salt | 1 spoonful/pinch | Added to egg mixture from a bowl. |
| Sugar | 1 spoonful/pinch | Added to egg mixture from a bowl. |
| Cooking Oil | As needed | Poured from a jug for stir-fry and tamagoyaki. |
| Rice | approx. 1 cup uncooked | A spoonful used in stir-fry; the rest cooked in rice cooker and shaped. |
| Water | As needed | For washing vegetables and cooking rice. |
| Nori Sheet | Small pieces | For bunny's eyes and mouth (appears automatically during assembly). |
| Cutting Board | 1 | Tool. |
| Knife | 1 | Tool. |
| Sink | 1 | Tool for washing. |
| Mixing Bowl (blue) | 1 | For preparing egg mixture. |
| Whisk | 1 | Tool. |
| Small Spoon (metal) | 1 | Tool for adding salt/sugar to eggs. |
| Portable Stove | 1 | Heating element. |
| Rectangular Pan (Tamagoyaki pan) | 1 | For cooking stir-fry and omelette. |
| Wooden Spatula | 1 | Tool. |
| Rice Cooker | 1 | Tool. |
| Rice Paddle | 1 | Tool. |
| Tray (grey, rectangular) | 1 | For holding shaped rice components. |
| Lunch Box (pink) | 1 | Container for the final dish. |
| Small Spoon (pink, for bento) | 1 | Accessory for the lunch box. |
| Small containers/plates | Multiple | For holding prepared and cooked ingredients. |
Step 1. Prepare Vegetables and Shrimp
On the cutting board, mince the garlic and place it in a container. Take shelled edamame from its tray and place it in another container. Remove the green tops from the strawberries with a knife, then wash the strawberries in the sink and place them in a container. Wash the shrimp, bok choy, and carrots in the sink. Place the washed carrots on the cutting board, slice them, and transfer to a container. Place the washed shrimp on the cutting board, clean/devein them, and transfer to a container. Place the washed bok choy into a container.
Tip: Organize your prepped ingredients in containers for easier access during cooking.
Step 2. Prepare Tamagoyaki Batter
In a blue mixing bowl, crack three eggs. Add a dollop of mayonnaise, a pour of light soy sauce, a spoonful of salt, and a spoonful of sugar. Whisk the mixture thoroughly until it's smooth and well combined, following the on-screen progress bar.
Tip: Ensure the egg mixture is fully whisked to achieve a tender and evenly colored tamagoyaki.
Step 3. Cook Stir-fry, Tamagoyaki, and Shrimp
Place the rectangular pan on the portable stove and add cooking oil. Add the prepared edamame, sliced carrots, minced garlic, cleaned shrimp, and one spoonful of rice to the pan. Stir-fry until cooked (a timer will indicate completion). Using a spatula, transfer the cooked vegetable-rice mixture (edamame, carrots, garlic, rice) to a plate, leaving the shrimp in the pan. Next, pour the whisked egg mixture into the pan (the game may show shrimp pushed aside). Cook the egg, rolling it with the spatula to form tamagoyaki. Transfer the cooked tamagoyaki to a second plate. Finally, transfer the cooked shrimp from the pan to a third plate.
Tip: Cook the stir-fry until shrimp are pink and veggies are tender-crisp. Be gentle when rolling the tamagoyaki.
Step 4. Cook and Shape Rice Bunny
Using the rice paddle, scoop rice from its bag into the rice cooker. Add water from the jug to the rice cooker. Close the lid and start cooking (a timer will appear). Once the rice is cooked, open the lid and scoop the cooked rice onto the wooden cutting board. Shape the warm rice into one large ball (for the bunny's head/body), two smaller elongated oval shapes (for ears), and two tiny balls (for paws). Arrange these shaped rice pieces on the grey rectangular tray.
Tip: Shape the rice while it's still warm and slightly sticky for best results. Wetting your hands or the paddle can prevent sticking.
Step 5. Assemble the Lunch Box
Take the pink lunch box. First, place the stir-fried vegetable-rice mixture into the main compartment. Arrange the cooked shrimp on top of this. Place one strawberry on the left side and another on the right side of the compartment. Add the portion of bok choy in the center, atop the stir-fry. Position the rolled tamagoyaki and a slice of tamagoyaki on the bok choy. Next, take the large rice ball (bunny head/body) and place it centrally on top of the other food items. Attach the two rice ears to the top of the head and the two rice paws at the bottom front. Nori features (eyes, mouth) and a small blush piece will automatically appear on the bunny. Finally, place the small pink spoon inside the lunch box and close it with its patterned lid.
Tip: Arrange all components neatly to create an attractive bento. Ensure the rice bunny is stable and well-formed.
Tips and Tricks for Cookingdom Level 47
Complete all ingredient preparation (chopping, washing, mixing batter) before starting any cooking steps on the stove.
Pay close attention to the in-game timers for whisking and cooking to ensure perfectly cooked components.
For the rice bunny, it's easiest to shape the rice when it's still warm and pliable.
Cookingdom Level 47:
Rushing the preparation stage, leading to unevenly cut ingredients.
Overcooking or undercooking the stir-fry, shrimp, or tamagoyaki.
Tamagoyaki batter not being seasoned or whisked properly, resulting in a subpar omelette.
Difficulty in shaping the rice bunny if the rice is too hot, too cold, or too dry.
A disorganized or messy assembly of the lunch box, which can affect the final 'Taste explosion!' rating.

Cookingdom Level 47
Lunch box




