Changes: Herring

Revision as of 08:19, 15 March 2011

Herring

Detailed

Typical

File:Herring.PNG

Release

11 June 2001 (Update)

Examine

Some nicely cooked herring.

This article is about cooked herring. For the raw version, see Raw herring.

Herring is a seafood that is made by cooking a raw herring with a Cooking level of 5. Herring stops burning at level 41 Cooking. When consumed, herring will restore 50 of a player's Life points. It is also the result of cooking a Red herring, found only during The Fremennik Trials, which will also produce a Sticky red goop, needed in the same quest.

Tools/utensils	None
Ingredients	Raw herring
level	5
Burn level	41
experience	50
Range-only	No
Instructions	Use raw herring with a fire or a range.
Servings	1

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Trivia

One of RuneScape's Monty Python references is revealed if players use a herring (cooked or raw) with any tree in RuneScape (except the one outside the Draynor Village bank, in which the security guard is hiding. It will also not work with Spirit Trees). The text will say "This is not the mightiest tree in the forest", in reference to one of the lines in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. If used with the Grand Tree, the text replies "It can't be done!" in reference to another line in the movie.

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-'''Herring''' is a seafood that is made by cooking a [[raw herring]] with a [[Cooking]] level of 5. Herring stops burning at level 41 Cooking. When consumed, herring will restore 50 of a player's [[Life points]].
+'''Herring''' is a seafood that is made by cooking a [[raw herring]] with a [[Cooking]] level of 5. Herring stops burning at level 41 Cooking. When consumed, herring will restore 50 of a player's [[Life points]]. It is also the result of cooking a [[Red herring]], found only during [[The Fremennik Trials]], which will also produce a [[Sticky red goop]], needed in the same quest.
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Standard fish	Minnow ^(Raw) Crayfish ^(Raw) Shrimps ^(Raw) Karambwanji ^(Raw) Sardine ^(Raw) Herring ^(Raw) Anchovies ^(Raw) Mackerel ^(Raw) Trout ^(Raw) Cod ^(Raw) Pike ^(Raw) Cooked slimy eel ^(Raw) Salmon ^(Raw) Tuna ^(Raw) Rainbow fish ^(Raw) Cave eel ^(Raw) Lobster ^(Raw) Bass ^(Raw) Swordfish ^(Raw) Desert sole ^(Raw) Catfish ^(Raw) Monkfish ^(Raw) Beltfish ^(Raw) Magnetic minnow Green blubber jellyfish ^(Raw) Shark ^(Raw) Cavefish ^(Raw) Rocktail ^(Raw) Blue blubber jellyfish ^(Raw) Sailfish ^(Raw)
Dungeoneering fish	Heim crab ^(Raw) Red-eye ^(Raw) Dusk eel ^(Raw) Giant flatfish ^(Raw) Short-finned eel ^{(Raw • Sinkholes)} Web snipper ^(Raw) Bouldabass ^(Raw) Salve eel ^(Raw) Blue crab ^(Raw) Cave moray ^(Raw) Vile fish ^(Raw)
Special fish	Goblin fish ^(Steamed) Lava eel ^(Raw) Karambwan ^{(Raw • Poison)} Sea turtle ^(Raw) Manta ray ^(Raw) Tiger shark ^(Raw) Fury shark Baron shark ^(Raw) Giant carp ^(Raw) Whitefish Great white shark ^(Raw) Raw tropical trout Trout (Combat Academy) Raw tarpon Raw seerfish Raw sillago Raw wobbegong
Leaping fish	Leaping trout Leaping salmon Leaping sturgeon
Trophy fish	Big bass Big swordfish Big shark