I Wore It Back After 60 Years

Chapter 1359

Next, Xia Xingxing worked half the night, cooking, frying and frying various methods in turn, and cooked many dishes for Li Xingxing.

Not only the ingredients bought today, but also the ingredients in the space.

Stews are directly put in pots, stir-fried vegetables are used in large bowls, and small stir-fries are used in large plates. Even heat preservation buckets and lunch boxes are used. Anyway, I have experience before, so this time I am naturally familiar with it.

It's just that the aroma is too strong, and it will inevitably spread to the next door.

Zhou Feiyang turned over, "Who's cooking is so delicious? It smells like braised pork."

"You may have smelled it wrong. Didn't we cook braised pork for you tonight?" Li Cuihua herself didn't eat a few pieces of meat. He was busy all day, and after asking a few questions, Xia Xingxing said that he would cook Li Xingxing's food at home before going to work, and then he would heat it up and eat it.

There is really no comparison between people.

Looking at Xia Gong, he can't be more kind to his wife and children.

Li Cuihua's envy is envy, but not jealousy.

She knew that she couldn't compare with Li Xingxing. He was well-born, cheerful, generous, and a college student. Finding a good man was almost a matter of course.

And I have nothing but a handful of strength, no wonder Lao Zhou always dislikes me.

Sighing, Li Cuihua closed her eyes and fell asleep. Even in her sleep, she could smell the aroma of cooking, a bit like the smell of old goose stewed in an iron pot, and a bit like the smell of stewed chicken with mushrooms.

The last two dishes Xia Xing made before going to bed were stewed old goose in iron pot and stewed chicken with mushrooms.

The old hen's chicken is resistant to stewing.

Xia Mingxing added enough water to the pot, filled the bottom of the stove with charcoal, and let them simmer slowly all night, and went to sleep with his wife and children in his arms.

It's cold outside, but warm inside, like spring.

Of course, you have to get up at night and go to the kitchen to take a look or two, lest it burns.

The night was long, and the dawn was relatively late, but Xia Xingxing got up early, and it was still dark outside, and the old goose and hen had been stewed until their flesh was soft and rotten, and the fragrance was overflowing.

Xia Xingxing quickly filled it out and put it in a basin, which was enough to fill two large basins.

Li Xingxing woke up after him, and slipped into the space.

"You sleep for a while, I'll clear the snow from the roof and the yard." Xia Mingxing covered her with a quilt.

Li Xingxing waved his hand, "Go and do your work, and come back to eat after you're done."

The snow had stopped, and Xia Xingxing was bold enough to go up to the roof with a flashlight to clear the snow off, and then sweep the yard. There should be no snow on the road from the main room to the kitchen, to the toilet, so as not to make it difficult for his wife to go out at home. Then I shoveled the snow from the gate to both sides, sweating profusely.

After dawn, he withdrew his hands and went back to the room to wake up Li Xingxing, wash his face, brush his teeth and have breakfast.

I didn't cook, I drank milk, ate hot buns, and ate a few hillbilly marinated eggs.

Before going out, Li Xingxing checked his attire. He wore autumn clothes and johns, cashmere sweater and trousers, a cotton-padded jacket and cotton trousers on the outside, and a military overcoat. He had a leather hat, leather gloves, and leather boots.

Bloated, but still handsome!

Li Xingxing kissed his chin and pointed to a canvas satchel at the end of the Kang, "There are some dried meat, walnuts, peanuts, white rabbit toffee, and a can of malted milk in it. Remember to give yourself a lot of nutrition during work. Don't be hungry! Teacher Lin is here, remember to share some with him, don't eat alone."

After a pause, there was a trace of doubt in her eyes, "Ms. Lin gave you a holiday, why didn't he come home? I observed it for two days, and the neighbors have been deserted, and no one has returned."

(End of this chapter)