Back to the primitive, peasant girls are not leisurely

Chapter 11 Mushroom Soup

Yan obviously found it inconceivable. Thinking about the rice incident before, he knew that Tao Qingluo would not be lying.

It never occurred to him that there were edible things hidden in the grass.

He squatted down, looked at the area that Tao Qingluo had swept up just now, and saw a clump of mushrooms, then pointed to the clump of mushrooms and said, "Is this what you're talking about?"

Tao Qingluo nodded, and said, "That's right, don't look at them as inconspicuous, and they grow in such a humid place, they are delicious."

She seems to have thought of the taste of chicken stewed with mushrooms, alas, I really miss it.

In fact, in this era, being able to fill one's stomach is already the most important thing, why would one still think about whether it is delicious or not.

Survival and reproduction are the most important problems to be solved in this era, and they are also problems that have troubled the ancients for thousands of years.

Yan tried to pull out a mushroom, put it to his nose and smelled it, except for some earthy smell, there seemed to be a smell that he had never noticed before.

He couldn't describe the smell, but it seemed to smell good.

He couldn't help but smell it again, and finally smelled the smell on his own hands.

Seeing his childish appearance, Tao Qingluo laughed a little.

"Okay, if you want to help, you can do it from that side, and I will do it from this side." After saying that, she bent down and continued to work on her big business.

And Yan was stunned for a moment, seeing that Tao Qingluo was really busy, and quickly rummaged through layers of fallen leaves.

Tao Qingluo didn't let go of the fallen leaves that were about to rot and the holes in the trees.

She really didn't expect that in the tree hole of a willow tree, she saw a large cluster of capricornus, as well as various small mushrooms such as willow mushrooms. She had a good harvest today.

But Yan didn't know what to do, so he dug a hand of mud, and although he picked some in the end, it was far less than Tao Qingluo's.

Tao Qingluo looked at the disabled mushrooms in Yan's hands, wanted to laugh but was afraid of hurting his self-esteem.

Finally, when she saw the dog urine moss in Yan's hand, she couldn't bear it anymore.

It seems that she still needs to carefully teach him how to distinguish what is edible and what is not.

Not all mushrooms with canopies are called mushrooms.

Moreover, some mushrooms are black underneath and cannot be eaten.

Tao Qingluo looked at Yan, and carefully picked out the poisonous mushrooms and dog pee moss in his hand one by one.

Yan was a little annoyed, and said: "Didn't you ask me to help, why are you throwing away all the things I have worked so hard to get?"

Tao Qingluo said: "Those things are not edible. Look at the ones I picked. They are all white under the lid, but the ones you picked are either black or other colors. They are all poisonous. If you eat them, you will die." fatal."

Yan was taken aback, poisonous?

Seeing Tao Qingluo's serious expression, he naturally didn't dare to say anything.

On the way back, Tao Qingluo said to Yan: "Four-legged ones are not as good as two-legged ones, and two-legged ones are not as good as one-legged ones. The one-legged ones are the mushrooms we picked today. Wait for me to make the mushroom soup tonight." Once it's done, you'll understand."

When Tao Shilei's family ate the mushroom soup served by Tao Qingluo, although they looked at the mushrooms inside and said they didn't know them, they couldn't hold back their curiosity and tasted it anyway.

This taste is really out of control.

Although there was no oil, water, or salt in the mushroom soup, Tao Qingluo still used a nearby saltwater lake to make the soup taste a bit salty.

The Tao family had eaten Tao Qingluo's mushroom soup, and they were full of praise.

"Little sister, brother will accompany you tomorrow to bring back all the things in the forest." Tao Qingtian still supported Tao Qingluo as always.

(End of this chapter)