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*[[Ultra Shroom ]] + Dried Shroom= [[Shroom Steak]]
*[[Ultra Shroom ]] + Dried Shroom= [[Shroom Steak]]


== Recipes only for Paper Mario ==
== Recipes only for ''Paper Mario'' ==
*Dried Shroom= [[Fried Shroom]]
*Dried Shroom= [[Fried Shroom]]
*[[Fire Flower]] + Dried Shroom= [[Fried Shroom]]
*[[Fire Flower]] + Dried Shroom= [[Fried Shroom]]
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*[[Super Shroom]] + Dried Shroom= [[Hot Shroom]]
*[[Super Shroom]] + Dried Shroom= [[Hot Shroom]]


== Recipes only for Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door ==
== Recipes only for ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' ==
*[[Super Shroom]] + Dried Shroom= [[Shroom Roast]]
*[[Super Shroom]] + Dried Shroom= [[Shroom Roast]]
*[[Dried Bouquet ]] + Dried Shroom= [[Space Food]]
*[[Dried Bouquet ]] + Dried Shroom= [[Space Food]]

Revision as of 22:18, April 16, 2007

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A Dried Shroom.

A Dried Shroom is an item in the Paper Mario series. In Paper Mario, Dried Shrooms are only sold in Dry Dry Outpost and Rip Cheato. Although they heal only 1 HP, Dried Shrooms are required to be bought to visit Moustafa. Black Li'l Oinks leave them behind.

In Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, Dried Shrooms are sold at Westside Goods in Rogueport for two Coins. Any mushroom becomes a Dried Shroom when cooked with a Mr. Softener. Mario has to buy a Dried Shroom and a Dizzy Dial to gain access to Don Pianta.

After Mario defeats the Shadow Queen in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, a mysterious treasure chest is found by Professor Frankly. If Mario chooses to come back to Rougeport after beating the game, the professor will find that it contained a measly Dried Shroom.

Since it sells so poorly, Mario should only use it for cooking.

Recipes in both games

Recipes only for Paper Mario

Recipes only for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door