Pokémon Recipes
Pokémon Quest Eevee Recipe: Exact Mix & Evolution Tips
Try Special Plain Crepe made with three Honey slots and two Balm Mushroom slots. The included community model gives this dish-quality combination a 22.73% Eevee rate.
An exact recipe to attract Eevee
Special Plain Crepe for Eevee
Special · five slots
Bag cost: 6 Balm Mushroom, 9 Honey
In a basic pot, prepare 9 Honey and 6 Balm Mushrooms. In Gold, prepare 60 Honey and 40 Balm Mushrooms. Every slot in this example contributes two quality points, for a total of 10.
Other Pokémon can visit after this dish. The recipe attracts from a pool, so it is useful for pursuing Eevee without promising Eevee on every attempt.
Compare the chance before changing ingredients
The 22.73% figure is the highest Eevee rate among the dish-quality options represented in our current dataset. It comes from community weights and matches the rounded figure shown by PokeQuestRecipes.me for Special Plain Crepe. It is not a claim that every published source agrees.
If you do not have enough Balm Mushrooms or Honey, open the Eevee finder on the homepage and compare another tier or dish. A lower-chance option can still be practical when its ingredients are much easier for you to replace. Do not substitute ingredients blindly just because they add the same points.
Plan Eevee’s evolution separately from cooking
Eevee can evolve into Vaporeon, Jolteon or Flareon at level 36. The equipped Power Stones affect the branch; the ingredients you cooked do not select it. Check Eevee’s equipment before it reaches the evolution level.
| Goal | Clear equipment setup described by the evolution reference |
|---|---|
| Flareon | Attack Stones only |
| Vaporeon | HP Stones only |
| Jolteon | Equal numbers of Attack and HP Stones |
These are straightforward configurations, not a claim that the displayed total ATK or HP alone determines the result. For mixed unequal setups, consult the linked evolution reference and inspect the stones attached to the Pokémon. The Everstone setting can prevent evolution while you prepare.
Avoid two common Eevee mistakes
Do not treat Eevee as a Pokémon that cannot evolve. That statement appears in some broken recipe tables when missing evolution data is mistaken for a genuine “no evolution” record.
Do not combine this game’s evolution rules with another Pokémon game. A nickname trick or evolution-item method from another title should not be assumed to work in Pokémon Quest. This guide covers the original Switch/mobile game.
Spend ingredients with a repeatable plan
Decide how many attempts you can afford before starting. Use the pot-cost guide to calculate batches, and keep a reserve if you also want to cook for other species. The ingredient chart helps identify Honey and Balm Mushrooms without relying on colors alone.
If you want all three evolutions, plan to recruit and develop separate Eevee. One evolution does not leave the original Eevee available for a second branch. Keep your cooking target and evolution target clearly labeled.
Questions players ask
Can I cook a direct recipe for Vaporeon?
The finder redirects Vaporeon to Eevee. Attract Eevee, then manage its evolution.
Does a different Plain Crepe mix select Jolteon?
No. Cooking and evolution are separate systems. The evolution branch depends on the Power Stones setup, not the dish ingredients.
Is 22.73% guaranteed across every guide?
No. It is the explicitly identified community model used here. Our editorial policy explains how conflicting sources are handled.
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Sources and data notes
Recipe examples use the same Hidden50/pq community model as the homepage. Probabilities are source-model values, not independently verified in-game trials. Read our editorial and data policy.
Pokémon face and ingredient visuals: Hidden50/pq asset snapshot. Dish visuals: Serebii cooking reference. Pokémon artwork belongs to its respective rights holders. Independent fan resource; not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company.