A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 652 Four Dishes

The ingredients in the kitchen could satisfy two of Abigail's menu dishes, but the only thing Abigail wanted was the eggplant, which Leon didn't have.

This thing is an autumn crop, but since Abigail dares to order it, it at least proves that it can be sold on the market.

So Leon called Pierre in the house, and when he confirmed that Pierre did have eggplants for sale, he rode his bike to the town and bought twenty eggplants that looked quite fresh.

Because it is not a seasonal vegetable, the price is quite expensive, 7G per piece, which is as much as a large glass of beer.

"Actually, there are many vegetables to choose from during the Spring Festival. If these out-of-season greenhouse vegetables are not necessary, you'd better not buy them, Lyon." After packing a large bag of eggplants for Lyon, Pierre did not forget to persuade Lyon.

After all, the price is there, and eggplant is not a rare thing. It is indeed a waste to spend more money to buy an everyday vegetable.

"This is what Abigail wants to eat," Leon explained.

"Oh, no wonder. I was wondering why she said she wouldn't be back for dinner tonight." Pierre suddenly realized what was going on. He then stuffed four fresh eggplants into the bag that had just been filled with twenty, and then handed the bag to Leon.

"You can actually build a greenhouse on your farm so you can grow all kinds of off-season crops, so you don't have to waste money in the future."

"This is also one of my future plans. There is an old greenhouse on the farm, but it is broken, so I have to repair it," Leon explained.

"Okay, then when you have a greenhouse and need out-of-season seeds, just call me in advance and calculate the quantity of seeds you need. I will help you order them from the seed dealer." Pierre promised.

"Thank you, Pierre. I'm leaving first." Leon picked up the eggplant, paid for it, and left Pierre's grocery store.

As soon as Lyon left, Pierre trotted back to the living area behind the shop and found Caroline who was tidying the room.

"Caroline, Abigail is having dinner at Lyon's tonight, so don't prepare her dinner."

"I know. Didn't I tell you that she wouldn't come back?" Caroline looked at Pierre in confusion, then noticed the mention of having dinner in Lyon in Pierre's words, and immediately understood what Pierre meant.

"You want me to call her and tell her to come back early after dinner?"

"Yeah." Pierre nodded repeatedly. "She hasn't graduated from college yet, and they're not even engaged. If she were to spend the night out so early, I'd be worried."

"Then you make the call." Caroline interrupted Pierre and pulled him to the landline phone in the room and complained, "I don't want her to blame me for interfering in her life."

"I, I don't really want to be hostile to Abigail either." Pierre muttered, scratching his head awkwardly.

"Although she hasn't graduated from college yet, she is an adult. She knows what she is doing and what she wants to do. I think this is a good thing. Leon is not an unemployed vagrant or a kid who has no rules and hangs out outside. I believe the two of them can get along very happily." Carlos comforted Pierre.

"What if we have a child?" Pierre asked in a low voice.

"Why do you save so much money? Not to mention that Leon is a farmer. Four people can't support a child? Besides, I have already talked about this kind of thing with Abigail. At least in the short term, you don't need to worry about becoming a grandfather." Caroline rolled her eyes at Pierre and complained.

"But I'm still a little worried." Pierre sighed. "After all, who knows if they're together because of love or hormones? I don't want Abigail to regret it."

"Leon is far more reliable than you think, and Abigail is no longer the little girl who likes to act like a spoiled brat. Trust them," Caroline said comfortingly, hugging Pierre. "And don't you think they're very similar to us when we were young? A boy who came to Pelican Town to make a living, and a love affair with a small-town girl—doesn't it sound familiar to you?"

"But I really love you." Pierre said seriously.

"I know, otherwise you wouldn't be my husband, so trust Leon. I think he is much more reliable than you." Caroline teased.

"How is that possible!" Pierre was very unconvinced. After all, when it comes to the model husband in Pelican Town, he definitely dares to say that he is the best one.

"At least Leon is willing to cook for Abigail. You never seem to take the initiative to prepare dinner for me." Caroline complained.

"Then leave it to me tonight." Pierre was speechless and could only prove it with actions.

"Okay, I just bought a new set of clothes. I'll wear them for you to see after dinner." Caroline was overjoyed when she heard that. She immediately kissed Pierre on the cheek and then whispered in Pierre's ear.

Pierre swallowed his saliva and his neck shrank slightly. It was obvious that he was not looking forward to it, but rather a little scared. Unfortunately, these things could not be avoided. He could only bite the bullet and return to the store in the front hall to prepare to complete the remaining business hours.

On the other side, Lyon, who bought eggplants and returned home, began to prepare dinner.

Abigail didn't order the names of the dishes, she only selected the ingredients. In addition to eggplant, there were three other ingredients, mushrooms and fish. Lyon could be free to cook whatever he wanted.

So Lyon thought about it for a while and decided on the menu for tonight.

Flavored eggplant boxes, chicken stewed with mushrooms, and as for fish, I chose the tuna that I caught last time with the magic bait as the ingredient. I took the big belly, sliced ​​it into thin slices, and paired it with wasabi and soy sauce to make fish sashimi.

After all, fresh tuna sashimi is really sweet and fresh, and it would be a waste to use it to make fried fish fillets.

There are other fish options for braising or steaming, but they have too many bones and are not very tasty. Leon is worried that Abigail will get a fish bone stuck in her throat.

However, three dishes still made Lyon feel a little strange, so he added a dish of spicy and sour potato shreds to make up the number of dishes.

With the menu in hand, Lyon started to get busy. The first thing to do was to kill the fish.

A one-meter-two tuna was taken out of the box, still alive and kicking. Lyon picked up his knife and chopped off the fish's head and tail, then began to divide the body of the tuna according to the different textures of the meat. Although he was not as professional as a professional fish butcher, Lyon had seen the scene of tuna being divided and remembered the general situation.

Although this inevitably caused some waste, it was not a problem for Leon. After all, tuna was not a rare and precious fish in Stardew Valley, and summer was coming soon, so there would be no need for magic bait.

By then, it would only take some time, and Lyon would probably be able to catch at least one tuna every day, so there was no need to pay so much attention to every detail of the dissection to ensure that the most meat was left.

Just do whatever comes easiest. With abundant fishery resources, you can be arrogant. This is the confidence that the world gives to Leon, and it is also the reason why a novice like Leon dares to fish by himself.

　I would like to thank the boss Shi Guang Bai Zhou for his 6 rewards totaling 8000 Qidian coins. The boss is generous and in good health. Thank you for your support, but we still need to consume rationally.

　　同时也感谢书友2023****7233以及书友2020****9730两位老板各100点起点币的支持，爱你们哟。

　　
　
(End of this chapter)