Meadow features two cooking stations: the Cookpot and the Cooking Frame.

The Cookpot has four Ingredient Input Slots, one Water Slot, and one Output Slot. Recipes require specific ingredients and a defined amount of water. It requires a valid heat source to operate.

The Cooking Frame functions similarly in terms of recipes and slots, but unlike the Cookpot it does not require a heat source. Instead, it occupies more space.

The Fondue Pot must be placed above a valid heat source to operate.

It can be filled with a Cheese Wheel. Once filled, right-click with Bread to receive cheese on a stick.

When active, it displays bubbling and steam effects.

The Cheese Form features two input slots and one output slot.

Insert the correct ingredients into the input slots to begin processing. After a short time, the finished cheese can be collected from the output slot.

The Woodcutter processes wood into matching variants.

Insert the required wood input and retrieve the crafted result.

Hold a matching wool material in your offhand and the Felting Needle in your main hand.

Hold right-click to begin felting. After a short time, you will receive the corresponding Wool block.

Limestone is a complete stone building set covering standard structural variants.

In the world, Limestone can partially replace regular stone in Meadow Biomes.

Pine is a complete wood building set used across Meadow.

It represents the native pine trees that generate naturally in Meadow regions and grow from Pine Saplings.

Reclaimed Pine Planks can be crafted from Pine Planks using the Woodcutter.

Multiple bed variants in different Wool variants, plus a straw bed that may or may not come with complimentary back pain.

The Pine Sofa is available in multiple Wool variants to match different interiors.

Use an armor piece on the Pine Wardrobe to store it.

Sneak-use to take stored items back out.

Use without an item to open and close it.

The Pine Cheese Rack allows you to place Cheese Wheel blocks directly onto it.

Interact to insert and retrieve cheese wheels.

Multiple window styles used across alpine builds and interiors.

The Tiled Stove system consists of multiple connected blocks, each with its own function.

The Fireplace can be ignited using Flint and Steel or a Fire Charge. When lit, it transfers heat to all connected stove parts.

Stove Tiles become lit when connected to an active Fireplace and can be used for cooking while heated.

The Smoker variant functions as a working Smoker block.

The Bench variant allows players to sit on it.

All connected stove parts share their heat state while linked.

Stone furniture pieces crafted from Limestone.

Firewood can be placed in the world and stacked vertically.

It can also be used as an efficient fuel source in furnaces and stove related blocks.

Some variants can be obtained by shearing Highland Cattle, Umbra Cattle, and Warped Cow.

These Wool variants can also be produced through Felting.

Each carpet variant is crafted from its corresponding Wool block.

The Milk Can stores milk in four levels and serves as a small dairy reserve for your farm.

Pour milk in using a Milk Bucket or Wooden Milk Bucket. Use an empty Bucket or Wooden Bucket to draw milk back out.

If cows are nearby, the can will slowly refill itself over time until it is full.

The Climbing Rope can be attached to the underside of blocks.

It extends downward up to 12 blocks and can be climbed like a ladder.

The Watering Can can be filled with water.

By default, it provides 25 applications before needing to be refilled.

Using it on crops or plants applies a bone meal effect.

The Completionist Banner is awarded to players who have crafted all different Cheese variants.

While placed, it grants nearby players a temporary Haste effect.

Alpine Salt can be found in natural salt veins that generate in areas with Limestone formations.

Rennet is used in Meadow cheese workflows and is processed via the Cookpot.

Cheese Wheels, Cheesecakes, and Cheese Tarts can be placed in the world and sliced up to four times.

Each interaction drops the corresponding slice item and visually reduces the block until it is fully consumed.

Cheese Wheels can also be placed on the Pine Cheese Rack.

Buffalo Meat can be cooked to obtain Cooked Buffalo Meat.

Pines generate naturally and grow from their respective saplings. The Pine and Yellow Pine variants only differ in their color tone.

Highland Cattle spawn naturally in hill and mountain biomes.

Their spawning is controlled via the biome tags #minecraft:is_hill and #minecraft:is_mountain.

They can be milked to obtain milk.

Using Shears on them yields Rustic Wool.

Umbra Cattle spawn naturally in Dark Forest biomes.

They can be milked to obtain milk.

Using Shears on them yields Chambray Wool.

Water Buffalo spawn naturally in warm and water-rich biomes such as Savannas, Rivers, and Swamps.

They require a Wooden Milk Bucket to be milked, which yields Buffalo Milk.

When killed, they drop Raw Buffalo Meat.

Warped Cows spawn when a Nether Portal connected to a Warped Forest links back to the Overworld.

They can be milked using a Wooden Bucket, which yields a Wooden Warped Milk Bucket.

When killed, they drop Warped Wool.

Meadow introduces two custom Villager professions: the Cheesemaker and the Hermit.

The Cheesemaker works at the Cheese Form and helps keep your dairy setup running with useful trades, from ingredients to finished cheese.

The Hermit works at the Woodcutter and offers a small but practical selection of pine materials, tools, and everyday supplies.

Some items and ingredients can be found naturally while exploring the world.

They may appear in various loot containers, such as village chests, dungeon chests, or other generated structures.