Ancient Foodie Survival Guide 소설 & 이야기

on the woodsheite and caused small golden sparks to arise. “Papa, look! I make the wood warm!" she shouted proudly. Marcus laughed and lifted her up. “You are the best helper in the world.” Livia concentrated on supplies. She collected with Valeria wild herbs, berries and Mushrooms, dried them and stored them in the cool storage chamber. Marcus hunted two Rough and smoked the meat. They made the last figs and apples a thick, sweet paste, which they kept in hues. Livia sewn thick blankets

I had actually used 600 mana over the past two days to keep everyone safe. Any average A-rank wizard would have run out of mana by this point. I delivered a few instructions after a quick breakfast and kept on. The meal consisted of bread, dried meat, and vegetable broth. It was one of the few goods that could withstand the heat of the desert. I had tonnes of "edible" food in my stockpile, but Rui and the others couldn't consume it. They were essentially monster food. For monsters. Just like me. The tracks of camel caravans were soon discovered. The traces were clearly visible. However, there were rare signs of horseshoe ruts and hoof prints.

Old man Jenkins granddaughter heard his tummy make low rumbling sounds and turned around to look at his bloody figure. "Also, just so you know, there are no more free meals. You have to earn what you want to eat. So, you better start hunting around for your next meal if you want to be able to eat anytime soon. Any living thing apart from those carnivorous plants and the multicolored mushrooms and rodents are for eating. There are some multicolored rodents you can actually eat but it is difficult to tell them apart, so you better just avoid them altogether. Any other thing, you are free to eat. As long as you are able to successfully kill them. Till then, see ya!" She told him and abruptly di

Six-foot ancient jars made of precious gems preserving the ashes of their ancestors are glamorously aligned to each other. The numerous servants in gothic styled-black long dresses with pale faces and black lips are holding golden trays with crystal plates and fine goblet glasses. Each dish has freshly cut liver and heart embroidered with savory spices topped with scrumptious herbs from their garden. Goblet glasses with freshly squeezed red juices from flavorful fruits of divine mortals are magnificently revitalizing to the immortals. Members of the clan get their fair share and are satisfyingly full leaving a bright evil smile on their cold-blooded faces with every bite of the special dish

"Stop being so lazy, do you remember how long it took us to find a deer to kill last time?" Skoll rolled over onto his back and sat up. "Alright fine, but don't blame me if I'm falling asleep for most of the day." Feeling satisfied by convincing Skoll to get out of bed, she promptly walked into the kitchen. Feeling hungry, Fenrir followed her close behind. Suriel had already laid out the meal for them in advance, like most days their meals comprised of vegetables grown in one of Suriel's gardens as a side dish. For the main repast was salt-cured meat, which most humans ate since the food would last a long time before perishing.

A lot of the remaining merchandise is scattered around the floor or turned on its side on its shelf, having been overlooked during the first couple weeks of the zombie apocalypse. Aaron holds up a can of horseradish sauce and grimaces before setting it back down on the shelf. We don't have room to carry back any condiments that we don't have much use for. Things like horseradish, relish, or honey mustard sauce aren't a necessity and can't keep someone nourished and alive. Aaron climbs up the shelf to look at the top row, and he comes back down with three dented cans of baked beans that somebody missed. He drops them into my basket with a smile.

Kate said, explaining their choices. Iz smiled softly, "You thought of everything, Katie." Izzy was dressed and searching for breakfast in a matter of minutes, heat flowing back into her fingers after the frigid bath. "We just have dried fruit and dried meat," Kate said apologetically. "It's perfect, Kate," Izzy said as she chewed the tough jerky. "The kitchen chef said it would last the longest and would give us the energy we needed. She seemed particularly helpful once she heard we were planning to evade Kreil," Kate said with a laugh. Izzy nodded in agreement.

"Are all the ingredients complete?" Kharim Celia did not bother to arrange the vegetables on the long wooden table, you will notice that it is really durable. I looked around the kitchen. It is very spacious and almost complete with all the cooking utensils. I'm just not familiar with other things because they look old and I can't find them in the modern world. These are probably their tools in ancient times. It is still similar to what is used in modern times, it has improved more because of the technology and creativity of the people.

I have a suspicious feeling that what ever he is going to say isn't going to be good. "Veggies are good. But they are perishable. We will not be restocking enough for you to be picky. Meat is great protein...Which you need. I will get you nuts and other snacks, but you will have to consume some of the meat I hunt if you are to make it. This is about survival and eating what is available little human."

I rolled my eyes with a big smile. “Did I mention that my cousin ate it raw?” My eyes widened. “What? Raw? Uncooked?” I repeated. I was making sure I heard it right. He nodded. “Eww!” I shook my head and laughed. “That’s so gross.” “Yes, it is. But sometimes you have to eat what’s around you if you cannot make a fire. It’s called survival.” He returns his hand to his knees and grabs his water for a drink. “Did you try them too?”