How to Make Mushroom Soup in Minecraft Pocket Edition

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The ultimate Minecraft Pocket Edition recipe guide - Crafting

Crafty like a fox (Updated for 0.15)

Minecraft - Pocket Edition is all about building ridiculous architectural wonders by finding raw resources in the world and crafting them into handy tools and building materials.

You can turn some wood and stone into a hardy pickaxe, or melt sand down into glass. You can make bookshelves, or dye wool, or forge a golden apple, or cut rough cobblestone blocks into posh stone bricks.

In our handy charts below, and on the other pages, you can find out how to make everything in the world of Minecraft, and how to find the right materials.

Crafting - Smelting - Raw Materials Crafting

In the world of Minecraft, you can make most objects by crafting. Open your inventory and tap on the crafting table to start combining items.

Remember that you'll need to make a crafting table - and then tap on that - to make the bigger and more elaborate objects.

You can find recipes for all the main items in Minecraft - Pocket Edition below, split into handy categories. To make the objects on the left, you'll need the materials on the right.

Check our page on raw materials if you want to find out where to get the appropriate ingredients.

Apparatus

Blocks that you can place down and use for a variety of purposes.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Crafting table - allows you to craft a more varied selection of items
	Furnace - allows you to use the smelting menu
	Brewing stand - used to brew potions
	Anvil - used to repair items and enchant them with enchanted books
	Enchantment table - used to enchant items
	Cauldron - collects rain, and lets you dye armour
	Bed - used to skip time until dawn
	Chest - used to store blocks and items

Vehicles Get around the world of Minecraft faster with these useful vehicles

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Rail - used for minecart tracks
	Powered rail - used for speeding up minecarts
	Detector rail - provides redstone power if a cart travels over it
	Activator rail - makes player or mob fall out of a minecart
	Minecart - rideable vehicle that runs along rails
	Minecart with chest - moveable chest
	Minecart with hopper - moveable hopper
	Minecart with TNT - moveable explosive
	Boat - used to travel across water

Key items These are the bread and butter of working in Minecraft. You can substitute the wooden planks with iron ingots, gold ingots, or diamonds to make more powerful and durable tools.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Axe - a fast way to chop wood-related blocks
	Pickaxe - a fast way to mine stone
	Shovel - a fast way to dig, and used to collect snow
	Sword - an offensive weapon to deal with enemies
	Hoe - used to till dirt and grass blocks to prepare for crops

Items and tools Handy items that will help you get more out of the world of Minecraft.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Stick - used to make tools, weapons, and other objects
	Arrow - ammunition for bows
	Bow - used for long-ranged attacks when used with arrows
	Shears - used to take wool from sheep, and makes placeable leaf blocks
	Clock - displays the positions of the sun and moon
	Compass - points to the spawn point
	TNT - used to cause explosions
	Flint and steel - used to detonate TNT, start fires, and activate a Nether portal
	Bucket - transport lava, water, and milk
	Torch - lights up dark areas, and melts snow and ice
	Torch - lights up dark areas, and melts snow and ice
	Glass bottle - used to hold water, potions, and more
	Fishing rod - used to catch fish
	Empty map - allows you to create a map of the area
	Carrot on a Stick- used to make pigs (wearing saddles) go where you want them to
	Lead - used to keep tamed animals nearby
	Fire Charge - often used with a dispenser to fire a flaming cannonball when triggered

Armour Apply this stuff to your character to withstand way more damage in combat. You can substitute the leather in any of the below recipes with iron ingots, gold ingots, or diamonds to make more durable armour.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Cap / Helmet - increases armour points
	Tunic / Chestplate - increases armour points
	Pants / Leggings - increases armour points
	Boots - increases armour points
	Horse Armour- increases armour points on a tamed horse

Redstone This stuff lets you wire up complicated contraptions. Consult our ultimate guide to redstone in Minecraft Pocket Edition for more information on how each device can be used.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Lever - redstone power source you toggle
	Redstone torch - constant redstone power source
	Wooden pressure plate - redstone power source you stand on
	Stone pressure plate - redstone power source you stand on
	Weighted pressure plate (light) - redstone power source you stand on
	Weighted pressure plate (heavy) - redstone power source you stand on
	Button - redstone power source you press
	Button - redstone power source you press
	Daylight sensor - redstone power source based on light levels
	Tripwire hook - redstone power source you trip (when combined with string)
	Redstone repeater - boosts power of redstone trail
	Redstone comparator - boosts redstone signal based on items in a container
	Dispenser - shoots out objects when powered
	Dropper - drops out objects when powered
	Hopper - drops item into a container, or pulls items from a container
	Redstone lamp - lights up when powered by redstone
	Trapped chest - sends a redstone signal when the chest is opened
	Piston - pushes a block when a redstone signal is received
	Trapped chest - pushes or pulls a block when a redstone signal is received
	Observer - sends a redstone signal if the block in front of the detector eye changes in some way

Food As hunger is now something to manage in Minecraft, it's important to know how to make food. Some of the most satisfying meals can only be made in the furnace, but these handy meals can be crafted in an instant.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Bowl - used to hold stew
	Sugar - used in recipes
	Bread - satisfies hunger
	Mushroom stew - satisfies hunger
	Rabbit stew - satisfies hunger
	Rabbit stew - satisfies hunger
	Beetroot soup - satisfies hunger
	Pumpkin pie - satisfies hunger
	Cake - satisfies hunger
	Cookie - satisfies hunger
	Golden apple - restores hunger and gives player health regeneration for 5 seconds
	Enchanted golden apple - restores hunger and gives player various status boosts
	Golden carrot - restores hunger, used in potion brewing
	Glistering melon - restores hunger, used in potion brewing

Ingredients There are several potions you can brew in Minecraft. Find out about the ingredients below, and consult our walkthrough on the brewing stand for more.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Blaze powder - used in potion brewing
	Magma cream - used in potion brewing
	Fermented spider eye - used in potion brewing
	Gold nugget - used to make gold ingots
	Gold ingot - used to make gold tools and armour

Building blocks Want to make a house, building, tower, or castle? Then you'll need this stuff.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Wooden planks - building material
	Bricks - building material
	Sandstone - building material
	Stonebricks - building material
	Block of quartz - building material
	Slab - building tool (can be made from cobblestone, wood, bricks, sandstone, stone brick, nether brick, quartz, or stone)
	Stairs - building tool (can be made from cobblestone, wood, bricks, sandstone, stone brick, nether brick, or quartz)
	Polished, smooth, pillar bricks - building material (can be made from diorite, andesite, sandstone, or quartz)
	Chiseled bricks - building material (can be made from stone, sandstone, or quartz)

Building materials More complicated builds will require items like fences, doors, and glass panes. Here's how to craft them.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Fence - a barrier that certain enemies can't jump over
	Fence gate - an openable gate for your fence
	Cobblestone wall - building material
	Glass pane - decorative window for your buildings
	Snow - a compact way to store snowballs
	Ladder - allows you to climb vertically
	Wooden door - a door that opens and closes when hit
	Iron door - door that only opens and closes when powered by redstone
	Wooden trapdoor - like a door but used between floors
	Iron trapdoor - trapdoor that only opens and closes when powered by redstone
	Slime block - bouncy trampoline-style block

Decorative items Need something to put in your new castle? How about crafting one of these decorative items?

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Block of diamond - compact way to store diamonds
	Block of gold - compact way to store gold ingots
	Block of iron - compact way to store iron ingots
	Block of emerald - compact way to store emeralds
	Block of redstone - compact way to store redstone
	Lapis Lazuli block - compact way to store Lapis Lazuli
	Block of coal - fuel for smelting
	Paper - used to make books and maps
	Book - used to create some items. Can be enchanted
	Bookshelf - a decorative item
	Glowstone - decorative block which is brighter than a torch
	Jack 'o' Lantern - illuminating block
	Hay bale - decorative block
	Iron bars - decorative block
	Painting - decorative items to hang on walls
	Sign - displays text that you have typed
	Item frame - lets you display an object or map on the wall
	Note block - plays a musical note, can be powered by redstone
	Flower pot - lets you display flowers

Dying materials There are lots of ways to colour wool, clay, and leather in Minecraft. To make a coloured dye, consult the list of recipes below.

Outcome	Description	Recipe
	Lapis Lazuli - used to dye wool
	Rose red - used to dye wool (can use other red flowers)
	Dandelion yellow - used to dye wool (can use other yellow flowers)
	Light blue dye - used to dye wool
	Light blue dye - used to dye wool
	Magneta dye - used to dye wool (can use other magenta flowers)
	Magneta dye - used to dye wool
	Orange dye - used to dye wool
	Orange dye - used to dye wool
	Pink dye - used to dye wool (can use other pink flowers)
	Pink dye - used to dye wool
	Light gray dye - used to dye wool (can use other light gray flowers)
	Light gray dye - used to dye wool
	Cyan dye - used to dye wool
	Lime dye - used to dye wool
	Purple dye - used to dye wool
	Gray dye - used to dye wool
	Cocoa beans - used to dye wool
	Bone meal - used to dye wool
	Wool - decorative building block
	Dyed wool - coloured block, can be used with any of the above dyes
	Carpet - decorative floor tile, can be used with any coloured wool
	Clay - decorative building block, can be hardended in furnace
	Dyed clay - coloured block, can be used with any of the above dyes

How to Make Mushroom Soup in Minecraft Pocket Edition

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