Pokemon Settler

Gamai?

Geranium felt something strange about Roque and turned her head to look at him doubtfully.

It's okay, let's eat first.

Rock patted Geranium's neck and said to it and the other three elves.

The problem that Rock suddenly realized just now was that when he was thinking about logistics, he subconsciously ignored his own cooking time and the effort required.

Rock is not a very diligent person, and he even gets lazy occasionally, but he will never be tired when it comes to cooking for the elves.

Although he usually spends some time and energy when cooking, it is nothing to him. He has long been accustomed to it.

However, when a lot of physical strength is lost, the effort required for cooking becomes an issue that has to be considered.

Obviously the lake digging project must not be an easy job.

At that time, if Rock does not have the strength to cook due to being too tired, and the elves cannot eat in time, or do not eat well, then all kinds of troubles will inevitably occur.

The problem of eating is a big problem, and now Rock is a little lucky that he realized it in advance.

He picked up the bowl and took a sip of the warm noodle soup, and began to think about a solution.

Since the meat is caught every day, handling and cooking the meat cannot be omitted.

If those proud pheasant eggs hatch successfully and are successfully tamed by Rock, it will save some effort, but it will take time, and it is too late now.

Fortunately, Rock is now very skilled in these tasks, so it won't take much time and effort.

In fact, the most time-consuming part of cooking now is cooking various staple foods. He has to do a lot of preparation work, but he has to do it for nutritional balance.

If this link can be omitted, it will be very convenient for Rock to do it every day.

Huh? By the way, I can make some staple food at once that can be stored for a long time in advance, which will save a lot of time.

After breakfast, Rock happened to come up with a solution to the problem.

What he planned to make was a Russian-style bread from before time travel. This bread was famous for its shelf-stable properties, tasted good, and was not very difficult to make, which just met his needs.

After arranging the grazing and patrolling tasks of the Dairubi, Rock began to prepare bread.

Boooo~

Chenglong bit Rock's trouser leg and wanted Rock to accompany him to play by the river, but he refused.

You and Geranium go ahead, I still have things to do.

As Chenglong grows up, it no longer needs Darubi as a nanny, and Rock no longer worries about the hot summer sun burning it.

So Chenglong happily ran towards the Jingkong River with Geranium and Heiluga. Only the Arbo monster remained in the camp, coiled near the incubator and accompanying Rock.

Rock first took out ten kilograms of flour, and then divided the flour into two equal portions.

Put one part of the flour aside for later use, add water, yeast liquid and a little sugar to the other part of the flour and start kneading the dough.

Because he was making bread, Rock mixed the flour and water with his hands, without kneading them.

After the dough is mixed, cover it with plastic wrap and start fermentation.

Abo, call me when this dough expands to twice its size.

Rock put the basin of dough next to Arbor, and then walked towards the tool box. He was going to start making the trailer while the dough was fermenting.

In addition to being used as planting boxes, the earliest worm boxes were also transformed into tool boxes and have basically been used up.

So this time Rock didn't have a ready-made box to use and had to build it from scratch.

He took out the tools from the box and walked towards the Jingkong River.

Gamai?

Geranium, who was playing in the river, saw Rock from a distance and swam towards him. Chenglong and Heiluga saw this and followed him.

Oh, you are here, just come and help me.

Rock picked out a few tall cypress trees in a cedar forest by the river, then patted the tree trunks against the geraniums, then picked up the chainsaw and started cutting down the trees.

After Geranium understood it, she walked to another pond fir in tacit agreement, waved the stamen tentacles above her head and started chopping it.

Soon all the ten pond fir trees selected by Rock were cut down with the cooperation of him and Geranium.

No need to drag, just break these logs into planks here.

After completing the felling, Geranium and Heiluga habitually dragged the wood back to the camp, but were stopped by Rock.

He and Geranium started clearing the wood directly in the pond cedar forest. After the cleaning was completed, they sawed the logs into boards with a thickness of five centimeters.

As soon as Rock sawed two pieces of wood, Monster Abo came over. It seemed that the dough had fermented.

Then I'll leave it to you first, Geranium. I'll come back later.

Leaving Geranium here to deal with the wood, Rock followed the Arbor monster back to the camp.

Sure enough, the dough had fermented to twice its previous size. Rock poured in the other half of the flour that he had reserved at the beginning, added water, a little salt and oil, and continued to mix it with the dough, turning it into a larger dough. of dough.

After the big dough was mixed, Rock placed it next to the Arbor monster as usual, letting it watch the dough ferment, then whistled and walked outside the camp.

Before starting to bake bread, Rock must first build a simple bread oven, or bread kiln, to ensure that his cooking can be completed smoothly.

The address he chose was the small soil slope where Heiluga used to burn charcoal.

Hey~

Heiluga heard Rock's whistle and rushed to meet him.

Rock patted Heiluga's head, stood in front of the small slope, looked around, and selected a place with a suitable slope.

He first cut a branch as thick as a calf, about one meter long.

One end of the branch was sharpened by Rock, and then heavily inserted into the slope.

After inserting the branch, he twisted it downwards from left to right until half of the length of the branch was underground.

It's right here. Excavate from here, and dig out a hemispherical chamber thirty centimeters deep.

Rock said, pointing in the direction of the slope where he planted the branches.

Upon hearing this, Heiluga immediately dug up the soil quickly, while Rock took a shovel and shoveled away the soil dug out by Heiluga while patting the walls of the pit tightly.

After Hei Lujia dug almost completely, Rock pulled out the branches he had just inserted, then mixed a little yellow mud with it and spread it evenly on the inner wall of the pit. At this point, the bread kiln was almost completed.

In fact, the structure of the bread kiln dug by Rock is very simple, and the principle is also very simple. It is just a discharge port, a baking chamber and a chimney.

The hole he just inserted with a branch acts as a chimney. When in use, firewood is put in through the discharge opening to allow it to burn fully.

After the temperature in the chamber rises, take out the fuel or move the fuel deeper into the chamber, then put in dough to block the discharge port, and you can bake bread at the temperature in the kiln.