Pokemon Settler

As soon as the bread kiln was dug, the Arbor came again to remind Rock that the second fermentation of the dough was also completed.

Heiluga, help me dry the yellow mud inside. Just dry it. Don't let it heat up. I'll be here later.

Rock arranged the task for Heiluga and followed the Abo monster back to the camp.

After the second fermentation, the dough expands again to double its original size.

Now the dough has become so big that Rock can't hold it with both hands. Fortunately, he changed to professional kitchen utensils, otherwise he would have had to do several operations.

Rock divided the fermented dough into five equal parts, then gently kneaded it to release the air, and finally kneaded all five parts into rounds.

Abo Monster, help me bring these basswoods.

Carrying the prepared dough on a large iron plate, Rock and the Arbo monster who helped carry the firewood returned to the bread kiln they dug earlier.

Heiluga has dried the yellow mud on the inner wall of the bread kiln, and is now drilling his entire body into it, leaving only his head exposed and waiting for Rock.

come out.

Rock grabbed Heiluga by the horns and pulled him out of the bakery.

Then he piled the basswood firewood brought by the Abo monster into a triangular fire and let Heiluga ignite it.

The bread kiln was running smoothly, the flames were burning, and gray-white smoke was slowly discharged from the smoke hole reserved by Rock.

The red firelight came out from the chamber of the bread kiln, and the flames burned very brightly. Rock looked inside through the discharge port and found that the firewood was fully burned, which showed that the bread kiln was designed very well. success.

While waiting for the temperature in the bread kiln to rise high enough, the dough can rise for a while.

Taking advantage of this time, Rock made a wooden door with dead wood using local materials, which he would later use to block the discharge port of the bread kiln.

Due to the reasonable design of the flue, the firewood burned quickly and turned into a pile of white ash in a short time.

Rock used a shovel to clean out the ashes, then put the five doughs that had finished proofing into the bread kiln, and finally blocked the discharge opening with the wooden door he had just made.

The next step was to wait for the bread to be baked. Since it was his first time trying to bake bread, Rock set a relatively safe time of forty minutes.

After taking a look at the current time, he left Heiluga and Abo Monster here to guard the bread kiln, and then went to the cedar forest where Geranium was still working.

The pond cedar forest and the small slope where the bread kiln is located are very close, less than 500 meters apart. As soon as Rock entered the woods, he heard a crack sound of chopping.

After walking in, he found that Geranium had broken six logs and a large pile of fir boards were neatly stacked aside.

Chenglong was lying on it, spitting out a cloud of white mist from time to time to cool down the working geranium.

Thank you for your hard work. Let's go eat something delicious later.

Luo Ke quickly picked up his electric saw and helped Geranium cut the wooden board together.

With Rock joining in, the remaining four logs were quickly dealt with.

Looking at the nearly one hundred square meters of fir wood planks, Rock estimated in his mind that it should be enough to make his own trailer.

He raised his wrist and looked at the watch, and found that forty minutes would soon be up. He hurriedly asked Geranium and Chenglong to follow him to the bakery.

Come on, there's something delicious!

Before they reached the bread kiln, Rock and the others smelled the aroma of bread filling the air from a distance.

This aroma is different from the floral aroma. It is a unique aroma released after flour and yeast are baked, giving it a warm and comfortable feeling.

Just by smelling it, Rock, Geranium and Chenglong felt very happy and satisfied.

Hey! Chapter!

Heiluga and Abo called out as soon as they saw Roark. They were guarding the bread kiln and could feel the wonderful aroma inside, so they couldn't wait to wander around outside.

Rock strode forward and opened the wooden door of the bakery in the expectant eyes of the four elves.

Oooh!

Chapa! Gamai! Hey! Boooo!

An increasingly rich aroma of bread hit their nostrils, and Rock and the elves exclaimed in unison.

Five round loaves were lying quietly in the bread kiln, with their skins showing a beautiful burnt brown color.

Rock reached out his hand and lightly touched the iron plate holding the bread. It was so hot that he retracted his hand instantly.

So Rock found two slender branches and dragged the iron plate to take the bread out of the oven.

He and the elves just stared at the five loaves without blinking, swallowing their saliva while waiting for the loaves to cool down.

It should be almost done.

Feeling that the temperature of the bread had dropped, Rock gently tapped the surface of the bread with his hand, making a crisp sound.

He broke off a small piece of bread and put it in his mouth.

The bread does not taste as delicious as it smells, with a little sourness, and the texture is not particularly soft, and is slightly thick.

But as the mouth keeps chewing, the aroma of flour, salt and basswood gradually bloom on the taste buds, so the bread becomes more and more fragrant the more you chew it.

Rock's eyes lit up, and he immediately broke off four more pieces of bread and put them into the mouths of the elves in front of him with their mouths wide open.

After some attempts, everyone was very satisfied with the taste of the bread. It seemed that Rock was successful in baking bread for the first time.

Hmm...it would taste even better if you put some honey on it.

Rock's mouth was bulging, and Abo blamed them too.

He and the elves wanted to share the bread, but because of the solid ingredients, they couldn't finish it after only eating half of it, as they had just had breakfast.

So Rock had to put away the remaining half of the bread and wait until noon to eat it.

The other four loaves were also wrapped in oil paper by Rock and put into food bags.

This kind of bread is heavy in the hand. Because only a small amount of sugar, salt and oil are added, it can be stored for a long time after being baked for a second time.

Rock estimated that three loaves of bread would be enough for him and the elves, including Derubi, to eat for a day.

So after he succeeded this time, he immediately continued baking.

With this first experience, Rock became more proficient and could focus on the production of trailers.

The felled fir trees have all been cut into boards, and the next step is to carry out anti-corrosion treatment.

The trailer he was building didn't require too much detail, so Rock decided to try a new way of treating the wood.

That is burning wood, or burning cedar board.

The principle is roughly to allow the wood to undergo incomplete combustion, degrade the hemicellulose in the wood, retain the cellulose, and carbonize the surface of the wood, like wearing a layer of armor to prevent moisture erosion.