Begin your quest from Varrock and you'll find a the tree patch towards the southeast of the castle. Teleport to Tree Gnome Stronghold using one of the two rings RuneScape Gold, Spirit Tree and Slayer Ring and plant what you have. Use Falador Teleport as well as a farm tree patch in this area. Connect to Lumbridge and then to the farm the tree patch and finally go to Taverley where you will be able to locate another. The last tree patch is in a guild of farmers, however you'll need 45 farming as well as 60% of Hosidius Favor to access it.
Apart from the normal tree-based routes, which you'll be doing by the majority of the time, you can acquire additional experience in farming in the form of planting fruits trees in patches created for their specific needs.
When cooking food, you stand a potential for burning it . The greater your cook's level becomes less likely to do so. Furthermore, cooking range may reduce the risk of food being burned by 5%. To maximize your experience gain when leveling, players should cook food that isn't likely to cook anymore. This will reduce the amounts of food required for leveling lower and reduce cost of gaining experience.
As you begin your journey with virtually every skill you can learn in RuneScape it is very much worth doing missions that provide experience in the skill you are about to develop. As you reach level 1, you'll burn the majority of the food that you make , it's a big time waste. There are two very short quests that will get you over level 10 in cooking: The Cook's Assistant and Gertrude's cat. They can reduce your time.
If you're interested in starting increasing your level while making food, you can do that too but it will be much slower than doing these quests. Between levels 1-20 we cook Sardines and you'll have to make around 120 of them (without burning) to get to the level of 20. Sardines are a superior option to Shrimps Old School RS Gold. To begin, simply fill your account with Sardines. select your fish, place it on the stove and the cooking will automatically begin for every fish to come in.
