Runes of Magic US / AU

I am now a lvl 38 cook. Yay me, right? I'm not tryin to earn any coin from it. I just want to help my toons and my friends toons. Where I find the actual product that the recipes give to be a great benefit and rate at which most but not all recipes drop to be quite fair, I find a problem with the order the recipes to be a little...unfair.

I never noticed before becuz...I dont know why I never noticed before. Prolly due to the fact that I'm pretty oblivious until I find a snag in my process and then I look into it and find that it's always been that way. Now, my question is what is the thought behind what recipe is what lvl?

Yesterday I went on my main and harvested harvested harvested. Met somebody new who also harvested all day so that was cool. I collected over 800 barsaleafs, 500 holly wood, and 500 silver. I thought I'm finally gonna get outta this tier...woohoo and I was all excited. I did get out of this tier.

Now, in the 30s the recipes fall like this:

Recipe lvl/Product lvl-Recipe Name-Buff it gives (Bold is mob dropped recipes)
30/30-Crystal Sugar-Blocks Physical Damage for 60sec
30/30-Rainbow Crystal Candy-Immune to Physical Damage 60sec
32/32-Swamp Mix-Increase Crit Magical Hit by 72 for 900sec
32/32-Delicious Swamp Mix-Increase Magical Defense by 8%+128 for 900sec
34/34-Exotic Fruit Pie-All mana cost reduced by 25% for 60sec
34/34-Magical Fruit Pie-All mana cost reduced by 25% for 120sec
36/32-Seaworm Salad-Increase Crit Magical Hit Rate by 72 for 900sec
36/40-Unimaginable Salad-Increase Physical Attack power by 15%+1200 for 900
38/38-Green Soft Cake-Block 360pts of Magical Damage for 60sec
38/38-Forestsong Soft Cake-Immune to Magical Damage for 4sec
40/40-General's Three-Color Sausage-Increase Physical Attack power 1200 for 900sec
40/40-Moti Blended Sausage-Increase Crit Magical Hit Rate by 120 and Crit Magical Dmg by 10% for 60sec
42/46-Tea-scented Waffle-Increase Physical Defense by 2760 for 600sec
42/46-Exquisite Tea-scented Waffle-Increase Physical Defense by 11%+2760 for 600sec
44/40-Cheese Fishcakes-Increase Magical Attack power by 1200 for 900sec
44/40-Imperial Seafood Pie-Increase Magical Attack power by 15%+1200 for 900sec
46/46-Cocoa Shortbread with Herbs-Increase Magical Defense by 2760 for 600sec
46/46-Exquisite Cocoa Shortbread-Increase Magical Defense by 11%+2760 for 600sec
48/50-Dragon's Banquet-Increase Physical Attack power by 1500 for 900sec
48/48-Doom's Banquet-Increase Physical Damage by 12%+192 for 900sec
50/50-Wizard's Rations-Block 420pts of Physical Damage for 60sec
50/50-Laor Forest Tart-Immune to Physical Damage for 6sec

I did 30 to 50 just to show what I mean. The way the recipes are looks like it's geared more towards melee classes as oppose to caster type. Don't get me wrong there are caster dishes that seem like they're there just so nobody will say anything about there NOT being any caster dishes, but look how far into the lvls the caster's recipes are as oppose to the melee recipes. I have ONE melee class that I play regularly and 3 casters. I just dont think they're fairly distributed. Why would I be able to learn a good mob dropped dish for a lvl 40 melee class at 36 and don't learn the caster one until 44...it's a lvl 40 dish and I dont learn it until 44!

I dont even mind that I learn the melee ones first. I care that I learn the caster ones so far in my cooking future as opposed to the melee ones. If I'm wrong explain the big picture to me. I'm a little slow. I admit it. I have NO strategic know how whatsoever. Why is this set up like this? I'll never keep my cook up to my main's standards at this rate...sigh...any feedback. I take CONSTRUCTIVE criticism very well and snide, patronizing remarks quite the opposite...lol.