Cooked Boar Meat

A hearty piece of roasted boar from Solstheim that restores 12 Health; it cannot be cooked and is found ready-made.

Cooked Boar Meat is the roasted form of raw Boar Meat, added by the Dragonborn add-on (Dragonborn). It is a heavy cut at 1.0 weight but also one of the pricier simple foods, worth 15 gold.

Effects

  • Restores 12 Health

A single, instant heal with no extra effects. It is a little better than most cooked meats, which typically restore 5 to 10 Health.

Where to find it

Unusually, there is no recipe for it: you cannot turn raw boar meat into this dish at a cooking pot. The known placed copy is just inside Morvayn Manor, laid out on a dining table together with an Apple Pie and two bowls of Horker and Ash Yam Stew.

Good to know

The uncooked Boar Meat is covered on the Raw Meat page.

Where to find it

  • Morvayn Manor, on the dining table just inside the entrance (Dragonborn)
  • Cannot be cooked

Crafting materials

Lore notes

Dropped by

Quest reward from

Where it appears

Morvayn Manor in Skyrim Dragonborn: Lleril Morvayn’s residence and seat of power in Raven Rock, with a Redoran throne room, arcane enchanter and strongbox.

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Sources checked: Skyrim/DLC game files (food records, cooking and oven recipes); Elder Scrolls Fandom food and cooking articles