Animal Crossing New Horizons: Turkey Day Secret Ingredients Guide
One of the biggest features when it comes to Turkey Day in Animal Crossing is Franklin's cooking event.
For that event, players must collect all the secret ingredients to help make their island's Turkey Day dinner memorable.
Turkey Day Secret Ingredients Guide
To begin, players must speak to Franklin in their town's plaza. He'll tell you which ingredients he needs. If you forget, players can always go back and ask again.
Players will need to collect different ingredients for four recipes. The ingredients for each can be found below:
Clam Chowder
1. Manila Clam x3
To collect these, players must wait on the beach until they see a little black dot on the sand. From there, they can dig up and possibly get a Manila Clam. This should be repeated 2 times to get all of them.
2. Scallop x1
This is the recipe's secret ingredient. A Scallop can be found through diving in the ocean. Players can only dive if they have the diving gear from Nook's Cranny or the ABD.
Pumpkin Pie
All ingredients in this recipe can be acquired by growing Pumpkin Starts or trading with villagers.
3. Orange Pumpkin x1
4. Non-Orange Pumpkin x1
5. 2 Pumpkins of a different color from the previous ones
This is the recipe's secret ingredient.
Gratin
The ingredients for Gratin are different depending on the location chosen by the player at the start of the game.
For the Northern Hemisphere:
6. Mussel x1
Acquired through diving.
7. Any Mushroom or 1 Oyster
This is the recipe's secret ingredient. Mushrooms can be found on the island through the month of August and November. Oysters can be found by diving.
For the Southern Hemisphere:
8. Squid or Sea Urchin x1
Can be found by fishing in the river or ocean.
9. Dungeness Crab x1
This is the recipe's secret ingredient. It can be found by diving.
Fish Meunière
All ingredients in this recipe can be found by fishing in the river or ocean.
10. Sea bass x1
11. Dab, Olive Flounder or Red Snapper x1
12. Barred Knifejaw x1
This is the recipe's secret ingredient.