๐๐ก๐๐ฉ๐ญ๐๐ซ ๐๐: ๐๐๐ญโ๐ฌ ๐ฆ๐๐ค๐ ๐ฌ๐ญ๐๐๐ฆ๐๐ ๐๐ฎ๐ง๐ฌ ๐ญ๐จ๐ ๐๐ญ๐ก๐๐ซ!
I quickly secure the ingredients for todayโs use and return to the kitchen.
I receive another introduction to the kitchen. Itโs similar to yesterdayโs review.
โWell then, letโs start making it right away.โ
Iโm going to make the steamed sweet potato bread that Demon King-sama requested. I will use the same ingredients and utensils as yesterday.
The difference is that Iโm making a smaller quantity, and there is someone next to me doing the same actions. While teaching them because itโs easy, I continue with the cooking.
They were talking about making several desserts that go well with meat dishes, but it seems that using a steamer for snacks is new to them. We proceed cautiously, checking each step.
โIs this size okay for the sweet potatoes?โ
โAs long as they are cooked through, itโs fine even if they are slightly larger.โ
โIs this the right amount of milk?โ
โYes, thatโs perfect.โ
It took more time than yesterday, but cooking with someone else is enjoyable. I plate the finished ones.
I hand the plate with a small mountain of steamed bread to the two of them.
โPlease put Migi-san and Hidari-sanโs portions on here as well.โ
โNo!โ
โItโs not appropriate to serve it to Demon King-sama before itโs perfect!โ
Itโs a strong refusal. They must have inherited their strong insistence from their master.
Like they used to do, I wonโt force them to do something they donโt want to. But I have an alternative suggestion.
โThen, how about exchanging what I made with what you made?โ
โExchange?โ
โI made some for Demon King-sama, and I made some for Migi-san and Hidari-san. Iโll give them one by one, so please give me one of the ones you made.โ
โBut what we made might not be delicious. . .โ
โBut I can only give feedback on what Iโve eaten. Let me give you my feedback.โ
โI see. In that case, please!โ
They are handed to me, and the steamed bread that they made for the first time is placed on my plate.
โWell then, weโll prepare the tea, so Daili-san, please go to Demon King-sama.โ
โIโll be right back.โ
โTake care.โ
Today as well, I am seen off to the kitchenโs exit, and I head towards the kingโs chamber, rolling the kitchen wagon. Demon King-sama seems to have been waiting eagerly.
When I open the door, he is standing right in front of me. He couldnโt wait until it was brought to the throne.
โCan I eat now?!โ
โPlease go ahead. The ones on the top tier are all for Demon King-sama.โ
โWow.โ
Demon King-sama chews on the steamed bread while standing. He happily eats with his cheeks puffed up. He looks just like a squirrel.
Perhaps sensing that Demon King-sama is eating near the entrance, a chair and table are quickly prepared.
The tea is ready, and Demon King-samaโs lovely tea time begins.
โHey, Daili, what kind of food is sweet potato?โ
โItโs a vegetable that grows underground. The skin is purple, and the inside is yellow. When cooked, it becomes sweet, so it goes well as a snack too.โ
โIsnโt it a fruit?! Itโs so sweet. . .โ
With wide eyes, he stares at the steamed bread. In Demon King-samaโs mind, sweet things seem to equal fruits.
Come to think of it, there were many snacks made with vegetables in my previous life, but they are not commonly seen in this world.
If I search, I might find sweet potatoes, but at least I havenโt seen them yet. Judging from his reaction, it seems that Demon King-sama doesnโt know about them either.
โThere are plenty of sweet things made with vegetables. Besides sweet potatoes, corn is a vegetable that goes well with steamed bread!โ
โCorn! Iโve heard that corn soup is delicious.โ
โI made corn potage for todayโs meal, and it was so delicious that I had three helpings. I think there is corn in the pantry, so shall we make corn steamed bread tomorrow?โ
โCorn steamed bread. . .It sounds delicious.โ
โBy the way, corn is not only delicious in steamed bread, but itโs also delicious to eat boiled corn as it is.โ
I demonstrate the gesture of eating corn while still attached to the cob, and Demon King-samaโs throat moves significantly.
If there is soy sauce, it can also be made into grilled corn, but I will check later if there is something similar.
โI want to eat both!โ
โThen, Iโll bring you corn steamed bread and boiled corn tomorrow.โ
โIโm looking forward to it! By the way, Daili. Arenโt you going to wear the clothes I prepared?โ
โClothes?โ
I tilt my head, wondering what heโs talking about.
What comes to mind are the clothes that seemed to belong to someone and were stored in the closet in large quantities.
โI told them to put them in the closet, but were the sizes and preferences not suitable?โ
โWerenโt those left behind by the previous person? There were quite a few of them, and they all looked expensive. . .โ
โI prepared them for Daili. Since I didnโt know her preferences, I instructed to gather various things. However, I apologize that they are all ready-made products because there was no time. . .โ
โItโs more than enough!โ
In the first place, for ordinary people, when it comes to clothes, they are either ready-made or handmade.
Even ready-made clothes are not something you just buy on a whim. Depending on the income, if there are minor frays, you mend them, and if the length doesnโt fit anymore, you adjust it or pass it on to siblings.
Having someone specially make clothes for you is something only a few wealthy people or nobles do. At least, I am too scared to wear such things.
If asked whether I can easily put on the things in that closet, I vigorously shake my head sideways.
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