agricultural doctor

Chapter 351
This time the net was opened wider, and when He San made a gesture to close the net, half the basket of fish was caught in one go.

Pouring the lively and fat fish into the basket not only excited the children, but Xiao Ziji also enjoyed the joy of hard work and harvest.

With the warm autumn sun hanging high above his head, he was full of interest and said to He San: "Uncle He, do you have another net?"

"The fish in this lake are slippery, and they can't always cast their nets in one place."

He San dug half a bucket of earthworms in the morning, and prepared to net more fish for the ceremony. He pointed to the willow embankment in the distance: "There is a living water mouth there, and there are a lot of fish. Go there and try to catch some fish." .”

He San has lived in Daze Lake for many years, and he knows best where there are many fish.

Changed three places in a row to cast the net, the earth dragons he dug in the bucket were polished, and Xiao Ziji and Yin Tian cooperated more skillfully, and they got a total of two big baskets of fish.

When He San threw the net, Yin Tian pulled a lot of water chestnuts and threw them ashore for Yueer Xinger and the others to pick and play.

After collecting the nets, several children picked a large bucket of water chestnuts.

When I returned to Yeran's house in a horse-drawn carriage, it was already past noon. Aunt Wu was afraid that the children would be hungry, so she took some pancakes for them to satisfy their hunger.

Aunt Wu washed the water chestnuts in the stove, cooked the water chestnuts, and planned to let them cool down. He San had already picked up a load of fish and went straight into the stove.

When Mrs. Wu was helping to kill the fish, Yeran moved the water chestnut out of the main room and poured it on the table.

She and He San were in charge of clamping the water chestnut with pliers, and a few children helped to peel out the flesh of the water chestnut. Yin Tian and Xiao Ziji were not idle, and helped peel a lot of water chestnut.

Yin Tian helped bring the peeled water chestnuts into the kitchen, and Yeran taught Aunt Wu to make roast pork with water chestnuts, fried water chestnuts with lotus root slices, fried fresh shrimps with water chestnuts, soaked dried mushrooms sent by Mr. Yin, and fried water chestnuts a basin.

After finishing the water chestnut dishes, Mrs. Wu picked the green vegetables from the back slope and fried them on a large plate, then took out the sun-dried basil picked by Yue'er and Xing'er, and stewed a large pot of fish soup.

Perhaps the water chestnuts were picked by themselves. Xiao and his son had a rare good appetite, and each dish contained several chopsticks.

The last time Xiao Yunpeng came, he refused to eat meat with chopsticks.

This time, with the light of water chestnut, I am no longer picky about food, so I ate a big bowl of rice with the delicious water chestnut stew.

Aunt Wu washed the basket that He San brought shrimps in the morning and dried it in the sun. He San was about to leave after eating. Aunt Wu packed a bag each of fried pine nuts and fried chestnuts. I also took eight, and added ten catties of flour.

He San took good care of them, and was going to give him a boxing gift.

It just so happened that he came, it was a gift for him, so as not to make another trip.

The Xiao family didn't lack anything, Xiao Ziji sent so many gifts, what to give in return really troubled her.

Yeran thought of the dendrobium that had been dug in the mountains several times, and there was a bag of dried dendrobium, which weighed more than half a catty.

Dendrobium is a good health medicine for prolonging life. It has the effect of anti-aging and nourishing the five internal organs. It is just for Mr. Xiao to make tea.

Xiao Yunpeng likes to eat dried figs. Although the dried figs are not exposed to the sun much, Ye Ran still gave half of them to him. In addition, he also prepared a bag of pine nuts, a bag of fried chestnuts with sugar, and a few candied haws. Lotus seeds, pancakes wrapped in oiled paper.

The next time I come to play with Xing'er and Yue'er, I don't know when it will be?
When Xiao Yunpeng got into the carriage, he grabbed the frame of the carriage and refused to move.

Yue'er and Xing'er leaned over, each whispering something in his ear, Xiao Yunpeng's eyes lit up, he nodded emphatically at his little friend, and got on the carriage obediently.

(End of this chapter)