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My Nether's Delight

New Nether addon for Farmer's Delight

ModsFree1.19 – 1.21
by SoyTutta · listed from Modrinth
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What it does

My Nether's Delight is a mod made by SoyTutta. New Nether addon for Farmer's Delight.

It supports Minecraft 1.19 – 1.21. It has been downloaded 5,341,121 times on Modrinth. The last update came out on Sep 11, 2026.

Supported versions

1.211.201.19

Release history

My Nether's Delight has had 31 releases on Modrinth since May 4, 2024. 7 of them came out in the past year. The newest is 1.10.4.1, released on Sep 11, 2026. It is made for Minecraft 1.21.1. It runs on NeoForge. The download is 884 KB.

VersionReleasedMinecraftType
1.10.4.1Sep 11, 20261.21.1Release
1.20.1-1.10.4-backport.1Aug 13, 20261.20.1Release
1.20.1-1.10.4Jul 29, 20261.20.1Release
1.10.4Jul 29, 20261.21.1Release
1.10.2May 2, 20261.21.1Release
Description from the author on Modrinth

📖 About

My Nether's Delight is an add-on for Farmer's Delight focused on adding culinary content to the Nether! Hunt infernal creatures, cultivate invasive crops and use your questionable cooking skills to prepare a myriad of disgusting meals, suspicious desserts and moss-covered snacks.

🍽️ Infernal Cuisine

  • Hoglins: turn their loins into sausages, chops, burgers, breakfasts, stews and an enormous Stuffed Hoglin.
  • Striders: did you know they are ovoviviparous? Crack their eggs, mince their meat and prepare soups, tarts, stroganoff or a whole Striderloaf.
  • Ghasts: there is no flour in the Nether, so a chef has to use whatever is floating around. Apparently, Ghasts taste a little like rice noodles.
  • Bullet Peppers: use them in curries, chilidogs, skewers, stuffed peppers and other foods that are probably too spicy for the human body.
  • Serve placeable feasts such as Stuffed Hoglin, Striderloaf, Ghasta with Cream, Bread Loaves and Magma Cake.

🔥 The Blazier

The Blazier is a temperamental Nether cooking station that refuses to settle for a single temperature. It has four heat states, ranging from weak embers to a white-hot flame, allowing it to provide the right kind of heat for different cooking processes such as campfire cooking, smoking, baking and smelting.

Its cooking speed can be configured, and the entire block can be disabled if your kitchen already contains enough barely controlled fire hazards.

🌶️ Pungency and Poaching

  • Caustic Pungency: Bullet Peppers and other pungent foods can harm unprotected players near intense heat. Eating extremely spicy food beside an open flame was never a great idea.
  • Invigorating Pungency: players protected from fire receive regeneration near heat sources instead. Proper equipment turns a terrible decision into a surprisingly useful one.
  • Curse of Poaching: allows swords and axes to obtain certain Farmer's Delight ingredients without using a knife. Just be careful when choosing your prey, or the curse may give you a nasty surprise.

🌱 Nether Farming

  • Powdery Cannon: bamboo during its worst emo phase, now armed with bright and dangerously spicy berries.
  • Powdery Cane: smaller and thinner than the Cannon, but no less invasive. Its base can provide gunpowder and, in the right soil, additional peppers.
  • Bullet Pepper: extremely spicy, strangely bright and not advisable to eat beside anything currently on fire.
  • Leteos Compost: when the land forgets even its own name, almost any crop can feel at home in it.
  • Resurgent Soil: helps crops and plants grow outside their usual environments.
  • Resurgent Farmland: water is difficult to find in the Nether, so this farmland uses nearby heat instead.
  • Fungus Colonies: Crimson and Warped Fungi can form renewable colonies when planted on Resurgent Soil.

🧱 Building and Decoration

  • Powdery Wood Set: a complete building set with planks, mosaic blocks, stairs, slabs, fences, doors, trapdoors, signs, hanging signs and more. Bamboo is still going through that emo phase.
  • Nether Cabinets: organize your kitchen using Nether Brick, Red Nether Brick, Blackstone Brick and Powdery cabinets.
  • Nether Stove: a proper stove for anyone brave enough to build a kitchen in Hell.
  • Nether Trophies: display Hoglin, Zoglin, Skoglin and Golden trophies. Remember to wax them unless you want your living room to smell like rotting flesh.

📦 Beta

The mod is still under development, so strange behavior may occasionally involve more than just the food. Back up important worlds and test updates before adding them to a large modpack. Report problems on GitHub. You can also support development through Ko-fi.

📝 FAQ

  • Why does Pungency have two icons? The Bullet Pepper icon represents Caustic Pungency, which harms the player near heat. The heart icon represents Invigorating Pungency, granted when the player is properly protected from fire.
  • Why are my Powdery crops growing so slowly? They are invasive Nether plants, but their growth still depends on the block beneath them. Resurgent Soil helps them grow faster and produce better yields.
  • Can I use it in a modpack? Yes! Please link to the official Modrinth page and do not rehost the files.
  • Is there a Fabric version? Thanks to Lesbian, an Fabric port is available as My Nether's Delight Refabricated. Fabric-specific issues should be reported to that project.

💖 Special Thanks

Special thanks to Sarinsa and Umpaz for their help with the code, and to TCGhost for creating the Pungency effect icons.

Written by SoyTutta. Read it with pictures on Modrinth.

How to install My Nether's Delight

  1. This mod is needed on both the server and every player who joins.

  2. Install Forge and NeoForge for Minecraft 1.19 – 1.21.

  3. Add the mods it needs: Farmer's Delight.

  4. Download the .jar file from Modrinth and put it in the mods folder of your .minecraft directory.

  5. Start Minecraft with the Forge profile.

  6. Easier: in Prism Launcher or the Modrinth App, search for My Nether's Delight in your instance's mods and click Install. It adds the loader and the mods it needs for you.

Full guide: How to install Minecraft mods

Compatibility

Minecraft versions
1.21, 1.20, 1.19
Runs on
Forge, NeoForge
Where it runs
Client and server
Edition
Java
Needs
Farmer's Delight
License
Free to use
Price
Free
Upkeep
Actively updated (Nov 14, 2026)

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Ender's Delightax3dgaming15.9M1.18 – 1.21Aug 3, 2026Free
Nethers Delight RefabricatedRaymondBlaze4.2M1.20May 12, 2024Free

Questions

Does My Nether's Delight work on Minecraft 26.x?

Not yet. The newest version it supports is Minecraft 1.21.

Is My Nether's Delight free?

Yes. My Nether's Delight is free to download from Modrinth.

Is My Nether's Delight client-side or server-side?

Both. The server and every player need My Nether's Delight installed.

Does My Nether's Delight need anything else?

Yes: Farmer's Delight. Install it before My Nether's Delight.

Is My Nether's Delight still updated?

Yes. The last update came out in the past day.

What are the best alternatives to My Nether's Delight?

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