She knew that unconsciously, she was still subconsciously accustomed to relying on him to be close to him.

Not controlled at all.

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Two days later, the bread kiln was fired, and Jiang Zhiluo's health was much better. After having breakfast early in the morning, she and Mrs. Cui made bread together.

Taking advantage of these two days, Jiang Zhiluo also prepared some of the things she needed.

I happened to bake the bread in the morning and took the bamboo to my parents' house in the afternoon.

Last night, she had kneaded flour, eggs, sugar, salt and warm water into a dough, then added lard and kneaded it into a smooth dough.

There is really no butter here, so lard can be used instead.

There was no yeast in this era, so we used an old noodle starter to make the dough.

After one night of fermentation, it is ready.

So you can get up early in the morning and make bread.

Making bread is much easier.

Jiang Zhiluo made a big bowl of noodles.

She first pulled a large bowl of noodles out of the bowl, placed it on the board, and shaped it into small pieces of dough.

Then roll the dough into a rectangular shape.

"Mom, put some cooked red beans in here."

The red beans were soaked and boiled yesterday and used directly when making bread.

"good."

Mrs. Cui put the red beans evenly on top as Jiang Zhiluo said.

"What's next?"

Jiang Zhiluo showed Mrs. Cui a demonstration and said, "Mom, fold it like this and tighten it, then roll it into a skin and cut it into three strips."

Jiang Zhiluo explained while doing it, Mrs. Cui was watching.
Chapter completed!