The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 103 Cooking Class Ends

On the Friday of the week of the first monthly exam in third grade, all the little witches in first grade learned to use cooking magic to make all the foods in "Cooking Magic from Zero": two kinds of toast, two kinds of vegetable soup, and three kinds of roast meat.

"That concludes the entire introductory course on cooking magic."

If you want to delve deeper into cooking magic later, the basic method is the same as what you learned in class: first familiarize yourself with the ordinary cooking process, and then try magical cooking.

For more information, you can refer to the three books: "The Illustrated Guide to the Cuisine of Valen," "The Choice of Ingredients," and "The Making of a Chef."

The first-grade library also has many unique cookbooks, which students can choose to study according to their own interests and hobbies.

If you want to try even more delicious food, let's all work harder!
There will be some changes to next week's classes, so please pay attention to the schedule.

get out of class dismissed! "

Ms. Amisa left after she finished speaking.

"What does this mean?" Ais's cleaver clattered onto the cutting board. "Are there no more cooking magic enhancement classes or anything like that?"

"Probably!" Moran said, glancing at the switch on the gas stove. The next second, it turned off the flame by itself.

Then the large earthenware pot on the stove floated up on its own and landed to the side.

The aroma of the food suddenly expanded and spread.

Ais sniffed and turned her head toward Moran's mobile kitchen.

She swung her wand toward the cupboard, and a small bowl with a spoon flew over.

Ais caught the bowl, tucked her wand into her school uniform pocket, and then carried the bowl to Moran's stove: "It smells so good! What is this?"

"Claypot rice with mushrooms and chicken!" As Moran spoke, a small bowl of sauce on the stove flew onto the pot and poured the sauce evenly into it.

The small bowl returned to the sink, and the rice scoop followed closely behind, mixing the rice.

“Alright!” Moran said.

Ais quickly moved her bowl closer to the pot and scooped a spoonful into her small bowl. The chicken, mushrooms, greens, sesame seeds, and rice were mixed together, making it look especially appetizing.

She stepped aside with her bowl, and the next little witch with a bowl took over.

A long queue had already formed behind them.

Such scenes have been playing out frequently ever since Moran learned everything from the textbook and started trying to use cooking magic to make the Earthly delicacies she had in mind.

Her cooking skills are excellent. After systematic learning, she can control one utensil or ingredient at a time without any pressure, and she can even occasionally chat.

She can't control multiple kitchen utensils at once, and her cooking speed hasn't improved yet. Sometimes it's even slower than when she cooks by hand, but she rarely fails.

So she would always make a little extra so that the little witches could have a taste.

It's the same this time.

He carefully scooped a spoonful for each of the little witches; it wasn't much, but it was enough for them to taste.

After everyone had their share, the rice scoops were used to fill the large bowls that had been waiting for a long time with a generous amount of claypot rice.

Moran picked up the small spoon next to her, lifted the bowl, and took a big gulp: "Mmm~ This is the taste!"

She was eating dinner, while the other little witches were just having a taste. They had small bowls, which were gone in no time, so they were savoring each bite.

Tender chicken, rich sauce, chewy shiitake mushroom pieces, perfectly separated grains of rice, and crispy rice crust. Everyone ate with their eyes half-closed.

After enjoying the meal, Ais was overcome with reluctance: "The cooking magic class is over. I'll never be able to taste Moran's Blue Star cuisine again! Is there really no more cooking magic enhancement class?"

"Probably! The dean has already recommended reference books for us to continue our studies. From now on, we'll probably have to rely mainly on self-study for cooking magic."

Moran said while eating:

"When I have time, I will slowly compile a Blue Star recipe and give it to the dean to be included in the academy library. If you like, you can copy it down and learn from it."

Maybe I can even earn some more magic coins as a clan reward by using the recipe!
However, she'll have to wait a while. She hasn't finished proofreading the workbooks yet.

Looking at the required reading list for first-year students, the academy teaches magic essential for survival and daily life.

The cooking magic class only ended after all the little witches had completed their learning objectives. They finished the class ahead of time and began to study it in depth on their own during the class.

It's clear that the academy doesn't intend to train every little witch to be a gourmet witch; it simply wants all little witches to master basic cooking skills and the methods for learning cooking magic.

With a foundation and methods in place, those who wish to continue learning in greater depth will also have a direction for improvement.

Those who lack talent and don't want to waste time on cooking magic will learn the basics and then gradually give up.

In summary, you must know all the basics of the Little Witch class; anything beyond that is up to you.

“I don’t aspire to any mastery of culinary magic!” Cheryl said.

She was the last little witch in the class to complete the cooking magic of pan-fried pork chops, always one step behind everyone else throughout the entire cooking magic learning process.

When the class ended, she breathed a sigh of relief: "But I won't learn cooking magic. I still need to learn a few simple and delicious dishes!"

What she learned in cooking magic class only allowed her to have bread, steak, and soup to eat.

If we could only eat these things every day, it would be too uncomfortable.

“That’s what I think too!” Alba said.

There are quite a few little witches like them.

In fact, strictly speaking, in the entire first year, besides Moran, Sylph, and Vasita—three little witches with limitless talent—only Ais possessed the culinary magic talent, had the potential to break through to the advanced level and obtain the title of Gourmet Witch.

Many young witches have cooking magic talent, but they struggle to even break through to the beginner level.

So their goal is simply to have a few signature dishes that they love to eat, so that when it's inconvenient to buy food in the future, they can cook something for themselves to satisfy their cravings.

Raising the level of cooking magic is something I dare not even think about.

After Moran finished eating, she directed the kitchen utensils to gather together, then waved her wand and used a cleaning spell to clean them all.

During this time, she was busy proofreading exercise books, but she wasn't doing nothing else.

While reading, she would also contaminate her cleaning tools.

She had already thoroughly cleaned all the cleaning tools in the cleaning tool card.

Although I'm not yet proficient enough to control all the cleaning tools, I currently only have one broom that's the most flexible. With just a little attention, I can get it to clean the entire dormitory.

However, she had already mastered the technique of converting magic into water elemental power for direct cleaning, and it was perfectly fine to use it for washing dishes.