Lancetfish Paella is a complicated five-star dish that you can prepare Disney Valley of Light, which requires a tough fish. It is located in a remote area that is complex to reach for newcomers to the game.
Where to Find the Ingredients for Lancetfish Paella Disney Dreamlight Valley
You will need five different ingredients to make Lancetfish paella. These are:
- Lancetfish
- Tomato
- Prawn
- Any kind of seafood such as shrimp or squid
- Rice
Lancetfish you can fish in the Forgotten Realms. This is the most complex biome to reach Disney Valley of Light, unfortunately and it will require a lot of Dreamlight to unlock. When you finally reach the obscure area, fish the surrounding ponds and look for blue ripples. This is where Lancetfish lurk. You can also catch other types of fish, but be persistent. However, I managed to find my first time.
Tomatoes and their seeds can be purchased at Goofy’s stand in Dazzle Beach. Seeds can be purchased for 8 Star Coins from one of Mickey’s best friends. You might be lucky because the tomatoes themselves may also be for sale. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case today. You can also find a fresh tomato from Wall-E’s garden; Fortunately, this time luck was on my side. They are also used as an ingredient in ratatouille.
Prawn luckily, you can catch them while fishing at Dazzle Beach near Goofy’s Stall. It’s easier to catch two of them all kinds of seafood plus, but if you have a spare Squid in your inventory, you might as well apply it. When trying to catch shrimp, look for blue ripples in the ocean.
At last, Rice can be purchased at Goofy’s stand in Polana Zaufania. You can purchase the seeds for 35 Star Coins each or the ingredient itself for 92 Star Coins. It’s worth spending the extra money to get this ingredient, but if you want to save money, you can grow your own rice.
Where to cook
You can prepare your meal on any stove Disney’s Valley of Dreamlight. There is one in your house or, if you have completed Remy’s kingdom, in the castle, in Chez Remy. Throw all the ingredients into the pot and you should have Lancetfish paella. Enjoy your appetite!
