Traveling through the world of beasts: I light up my survival skills in the wild

Chapter 71 Ash, it's a pheasant!
In the next few days, Su Ran successively used crushed stones to lay a layer of stone floor under the awning.

Then I collected a large number of dry branches and dead trees together with the ash, sorted them into almost the same length little by little, and neatly stacked them under the awning.

The stored firewood only takes up one-third of the area inside the awning.

Although the area was not large, the height of the pile was higher than Su Ran's. Even if the wood was burned without replenishing, it would be enough for Su Ran to burn for a while.

And as the pace of summer gradually accelerated, the growth of wild fruits and vegetables in the woods also changed differently.

First of all, Yoyo and Hongguo began to become sweeter and less.

Su Ran guessed that these two kinds of wild fruits should be ripe fruits in spring, and after this season, there should be no more.

So, taking advantage of the fact that she could still pick these two kinds of fruits, she took the ashes to the woods and picked a lot of them back. After washing them, she put them into a dustpan, fixed the dustpan between the tree trunks, and dried them as snacks. eat.

However, unlike the red fruit and the long-term fruit, the change of the green soap fruit is continuing to grow.

Its original size was the size of a coconut, but now it has grown two more times than that.

But when Su Ran cut a whole green saponin in half, she was surprised to find that the pulp inside the green saponin seemed to be drying out.

She cut a piece of the fruit, tasted it, and found that the original sweet and sour taste of the green saponaria was much lighter.

However, the taste has changed from the original avocado-like taste to slightly hard and dry, with a starch-like noodle feeling when chewing.

This taste is very similar to eating sweet potatoes raw.

sweet potato?

Su Ran's eyes widened.

She looked at the small piece of green soap pulp in her hand and took a deep breath.

So this wild fruit should actually be eaten as a staple food?

But it's only just summer.

Su Ran guessed that the current appearance of the green soap fruit should not be the final appearance of the green soap fruit.

But no matter what, judging from the growth changes of green saponaria, the silt content in its fruit is changing from less to more.

Thinking of this, Su Ran couldn't help being overjoyed.

The silty content is high, doesn't that mean that maybe she can receive the flour?
Su Ran raised her head and looked at the whole green saponin tree in front of her, which was covered with huge fruits.

It is said that it is a saponaria tree, but in fact, the color of the outer skin of the fruit on the tree is gradually turning yellow and turning yellow-green.

And the huge fruit on the tree reminded Su Ran of an article she read when she was a child.

She has forgotten the name and content of the article, but the article mainly describes a plant that has always been magical in her imagination when she was a child:

breadfruit tree.

In her imagination, the soft and delicious bread in the bakery would really grow on the bread tree.

Every time the children living there wait until the bread on the bread tree is ripe, they will climb directly to the tree to pick the bread, and then they can eat bread that is a hundred times better than that in the bakery!
Although it wasn't until she grew up that Su Ran realized that it should be a baobab tree growing in Africa, which was completely different from the bread tree she had imagined.

But at this moment, Su Ran looked at the green soapfruit tree in front of her, and suddenly felt that the fruiting method of this tree was similar to the bread tree she imagined when she was a child!
Even the irregularly shaped and slightly yellowed green saponins really look like big bread that has been oiled and not yet in the oven.

Su Ran picked a few green saponins and went back, and was going to try roasting, boiling and steaming the green saponins respectively.

Let's see if the current green soap fruit can be eaten as a sweet potato as she thought, and whether there is really powder in the pulp.

And the result of the attempt did not disappoint her.

Roasted green soap fruit, even the meatless ashes are very fond of eating!

The fruit that still had a little water when it was just picked was roasted by fire, and there was very little water left in the pulp.

Peel off the shell that has become a little hard because of being burned, and the pulp inside looks like steamed taro.

After taking a sip, Su Ran was delighted to find that the roasted green soap fruit tasted delicious and sweet, with the aroma of dry flour in the mouthfeel, but the remaining moisture would not make the pulp choke her throat.

Hui likes this way of eating very much.

Even now, it has to eat two of these roasted green saponins for every meal before eating other things.

However, Su Ran and Hui didn't like the boiled green saponos much compared to the roasted ones.

I don't know why, but the flesh of the boiled green saponin tastes soft and thick like lotus root starch.

Although it had a sweet taste, neither Su Ran nor Hui liked the taste very much.

The texture and taste of the steamed green saponins are similar to those of the roasted ones, but the pulp is moister.

Moreover, roasted green saponins will have a roasted and smoky aroma, which is why Su Ran and Hui prefer to eat roasted green saponins.

On this day, Su Ran and Hui finished breakfast by the sea.

But this time, the reason why they came to the beach early in the morning was not to make salt, but because Su Ran wanted to eat seafood, and by the way, wanted to get addicted to the sea.

Just like the changes in the living habits of creatures on the road, animals in the sea appeared more and more in Su Ran's sight after the weather got warmer.

Su Ran's marine life recipe has increased from only scallops, oysters and crabs to octopus, abalone and some small shellfish that she doesn't know but that the orcs know.

Su Ran walked and stopped by the seaside all morning, seeing the seafood that was already half full in the basket, she finally stopped searching with satisfaction.

She turned to Hui and said, "Hui, let's go see if there are any red fruits."

Su Ran's dried fruit has already been stored in a large jar.

After drying, the sweetness of the yoyo fruit is stronger, and it even feels a little bit choked after eating. Hui doesn't like to eat it very much.

But it likes to eat red fruits, including Su Ran.

Because after the red fruit is dried, the peculiar fragrance in the pulp is also more intense, and it even stays in the mouth for a long time after eating.

But now the season of both kinds of wild fruits has come to an end, and the frequency of picking them has become less and less.

As soon as Hui Hui heard that Su Ran said that he was going to find Hongguo, he immediately ran over from the sea in three steps.

"Red fruits, Hui knows there are!"

Su Ran was surprised: "Do you know where it is?"

Red fruit is hard to find now.

Hui nodded heavily: "I know, Hui saw it!"

After speaking, it pulled Su Ran and walked towards the woods behind.

However, when the two of them had just walked into the bushes at the edge of the forest, Hui stopped suddenly.

The ears on the top of its head were erected, and its eyes were fixed on the grass in front of it.

Su Ran followed its gaze, and just as she found a tiny bit of white in the dense grass, that white shadow suddenly jumped out of Su Ran's eyes!
Su Ran was taken aback for a moment, and two seconds later, she grabbed Hui's arm, her eyes burst into intense excitement, pointing at the figure running away, she excitedly said, "Hui, it's a pheasant! Grab it!!! "

(End of this chapter)