Sturdy and pretty daughter-in-law Shanlihan

Chapter 261 Don't Coax You Anymore
"I made some medicated mud toothpaste for cleaning teeth. I don't know if anyone bought it." She stared at his clean teeth, "Third Brother, I will sell toothpaste in a while. Do you think your teeth are white enough?"

Xiao Yuchuan was very confident, "My teeth must be the whitest in the village. It's just...will anyone really be willing to pay for the toothpaste you mentioned? Also, what is an advertisement?"

"Advertisement is to inform widely." There is an unavoidable generation gap between ancient people and modern people. "I would say that your teeth are so white because you use the toothpaste I made."

"No, daughter-in-law, my teeth are very white, and they have always been like this. You used to be in the Zhu family, and you didn't have any contact with the Xiao family. No one would believe you if you said that the toothpaste you made made your teeth white... ..."

"Yes." Su Qingyue nodded, in fact, she also thought of this, and deliberately said angrily to Xiao Yanshan, "Second brother, look, it's all you. I was so scared that I didn't even think of this common sense. Second brother, don't you get angry with Yue'er, okay?"

Xiao Yanshan kept silent with a cold face.

"Get angry when you get angry." She was also annoyed, "I'm too lazy to coax you. Second brother, take your time." Get up and walk out of the room, go to the utility room and move all the medicinal materials found on the mountain yesterday to the yard, Washed part of the herbs to be dried.

Need to make a few shelves for drying medicine...

There is no one now, so I can only make a shelf for drying medicine in the future.She took all the stools in the house and put them together in the yard, and put all the medicinal materials to be dried on the stools and spread them out.

Anyway, there are not many medicinal materials, and they are spread out on the stool just enough to dry.

The ones that don’t need to be dried are taken into the corner of the kitchen and placed.

The medicinal herbs boiled in the kitchen pot were boiled into a water paste, she added ginger juice and asarum, and continued to boil.

Looking at the sky, it was probably eleven o'clock in the morning. The second brother and the third brother eat a lot. They only ate a bowl of porridge in the morning. You know, they usually eat four bowls of rice per person.If the rice is replaced with porridge, at least one person will have to eat eight to ten bowls to be full.They must be hungry by now.

Not to mention the two edible ones, even she is hungry now.

It is estimated that the fourth brother's stomach should growl too.

All the food in the kitchen was a dozen unsalable sweet potatoes and a few handfuls of wild vegetables she picked yesterday.

I fetched water, washed the wild vegetables, took a few burning firewood from the burning stove pit and put them in another stove kang, and added new firewood, so that both stove pits were on fire.

Boil medicinal mud toothpaste in one stove pot, and stir-fry vegetables in one pot.

She didn't fry the ten sweet potatoes, but directly used iron tongs to plan a pile of kindling from the stove to the edge of the stove, and she put all ten sweet potatoes on the side of the kindling to roast.

Put a little oil in the vegetable pot, fry all the wild vegetables, divide them into four bowls, and take four pairs of chopsticks, and put them into bamboo baskets.

At this time, ten sweet potatoes were also cooked.

She also put the sweet potatoes into the basket, first entered the second room, put two roasted sweet potatoes and a bowl of wild vegetables on the table next to the kang, and put a pair of chopsticks, "Fourth brother, this is today's lunch."

"The men in the family don't always eat lunch... You should eat it." Xiao Qinghe looked at the food. Although it was simple wild vegetables and sweet potatoes, the dishes fried by his wife were beautiful in color and smelled delicious. He was immediately hungry .But he also knew that this was the last food at home, and it was better to keep it for dinner.

(End of this chapter)