Shadow Steak Saute

Shadow Steak Saute
This dish grants you clarity of the night. Consume it to see more light, ignore most weather, and steady your aim. Can be dangerous to use in daylight. Effects last 3 minutes.
Consumable - values given for humans
Type	Dish
Spoils in	5h
Item
Weight	0.1
Stack size	100
Decomposes in	2m
Item ID	255
Spawn Command cheat giveitemnum 255 1 0 0 or cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Consumables/PrimalItemConsumable_Soup_ShadowSteak.PrimalItemConsumable_Soup_ShadowSteak'" 1 0 0
Crafting
Crafting Time	1m
Crafted in	Cooking Pot Industrial Cooker
Required Stations	Mortar And Pestle Campfire
Ingredients
Resources breakdown [Expand] 3 × Cooked Prime Meat 3 × Raw Prime Meat 20 × Mejoberry 8 × Narcotic 40 × Narcoberry 8 × Spoiled Meat 8 × Raw Meat 2 × Rare Mushroom 1 × Savoroot 1 × Rockarrot 1 × Water Total Base Ingredients 40 × Narcoberry 1 × Rockarrot 1 × Water 2 × Rare Mushroom 1 × Savoroot 20 × Mejoberry 8 × Raw Meat 3 × Raw Prime Meat
Purchase (Mobile)
Purchase Yields	5 Pieces
Purchased in	Chef Station
Cost	75 ×  Mixes

Shadow Steak Saute is a dish in ARK: Survival Evolved. It can be created in a Cooking Pot or Industrial Cooker.

Overview

Consume the Shadow Steak to gain +50 hypothermic and hyperthermic insulation, 80% reduced weapon recoil, and increased sensitivity to light (allowing you to see in the dark) for 180 seconds (3 minutes).

This is very useful for exploring Caves as it lets you see in the dark, provides resistance to cold environments and reduces weapon recoil, which is good because shotguns are highly effective in caves and benefit from this perk.

Be sure to include a Waterskin, Water Jar or Canteen with at least 25% water in the Cooking Pot.

Spoilage

• Player inventory: 5 hours
• Tamed Dino: 20 hours
• Preserving Bin: 2 days
• Refrigerator: 20 days

For more information, see Spoilage.

Notes/Trivia

• Instead of Cooked Prime Meat you can also use the same amount of Cooked Prime Fish Meat.
• Despite being made with Cooked Prime Meat, the image shows a raw portion of meat, which looks very different in comparison to cooked prime meat.