Butcher's Delight: 88 Blocks Behind Five Recipes
Butcher's Delight adds a compact set of crafting recipes that produce the mod's core tools and workstations. The mod's content is built around five recipes, and every one of them uses ordinary materials: 
Iron Nugget, 
Iron Ingot, 
Stick, 
Oak Planks, 
Cow Skull, and 
Bone Meal. Nothing here requires rare drops or deep exploration. A player who understands the five recipes understands the whole crafting side of the mod.
The Five Recipes
The crafting table holds all five recipes. Each one is shaped, meaning the arrangement of ingredients in the grid matters.
- Cow Skull to Bone Meal x3
- Iron Nugget + Iron Ingot + Stick to
Cleaver - Oak Planks x4 + Stick x4 to
Leather Tanner - Iron Nugget x5 to
Meat Hook - Oak Planks x2 + Stick x5 to
Roaster
Each recipe is worth examining on its own, because the ingredient counts differ in ways that affect how you plan your materials.
The Cleaver
The Cleaver is made from one Iron Nugget, one Iron Ingot, and one Stick. This is the only recipe in the set that combines a nugget with a full ingot, so it sits between the cheap iron recipes and the more expensive ones. If you are short on Iron Ingot, the Cleaver is the recipe that will strain your supply first.
The Meat Hook
The Meat Hook takes five Iron Nugget and nothing else. That makes it the simplest iron-based recipe in the mod, since a single Iron Ingot can be broken down to cover the full cost. Players who have a stack of Iron Ingot on hand can produce Meat Hook in bulk without touching their ingot reserves beyond the initial conversion.
The Leather Tanner
The Leather Tanner is a wooden workstation built from four Oak Planks and four Stick. It is the only recipe in the set that pairs planks and sticks in equal counts, which makes it straightforward to gather for: one log's worth of planks plus a few sticks covers it.
The Roaster
The Roaster uses two Oak Planks and five Stick. Compared to the Leather Tanner, it leans much harder on sticks and barely touches planks. If you are building both workstations at once, note that the Roaster and the Leather Tanner together consume six Oak Planks and nine Stick, so a modest stock of both materials is enough to set up the full pair.
The Cow Skull Recipe
The Cow Skull recipe yields three Bone Meal. It is the only recipe in the set that takes a mob drop as its input and the only one that produces a vanilla material rather than a mod item. Because the output is Bone Meal, this recipe is useful for players who want bone meal without grinding skeletons.
Planning Your Materials
Because the five recipes overlap heavily in their ingredients, a single gathering trip can cover all of them. Iron Nugget appears in two recipes, the Cleaver and the Meat Hook. Stick appears in three: the Cleaver, the Leather Tanner, and the Roaster. Oak Planks appears in two: the Leather Tanner and the Roaster. Only Iron Ingot and Cow Skull are each used once.
That overlap means the practical shopping list for the entire mod is small: a handful of Iron Nugget, one Iron Ingot, a bundle of Stick, some Oak Planks, and a Cow Skull if you want Bone Meal. Convert a single Iron Ingot into nuggets and you can cover both iron recipes at once, leaving the ingot slot free for the Cleaver.
Work through the five recipes in whatever order suits your materials. The Meat Hook and Cleaver come together quickly from iron, while the Leather Tanner and Roaster reward a short trip to the trees. The Cow Skull recipe stands apart as a way to turn a drop into Bone Meal. Between them, these five recipes cover every craftable entry in Butcher's Delight.