A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 841 Canning Jar Beehive and Bucket

But what she was sure of was that teacher Rasmodes didn't seem to have a very good impression of Leon, but he would actively tolerate him, and his attitude was more like disgust. Abigail still didn't understand the reason for this.

After communicating her thoughts with Leon, Abigail found that Leon's expression became strange, but she didn't get any answer.

Her intuition told her that there must be something she didn't know about.

But before Abigail could ask any further questions, Leon turned over and pressed her down.

"It seems like you've recovered well. You're not even sleeping. Do you want to chat all night? Let me help you fall asleep faster."

Without waiting for Abigail to resist, Lyon launched a charge, and then, nothing happened.

When Abigail woke up the next day, there was no trace of the bastard that she loved, hated and feared by her bed.

However, a strong smell of meat came from downstairs, which made Abigail couldn't help but smile. She got up from the bed in a slightly embarrassed manner, put on her clothes, and went downstairs.

Downstairs, two large bowls were already placed on the dining table, and the fragrance was wafting out from them.

When she looked closer, Abigail noticed that it was the wide soup noodles that Lyon often made by hand. In addition to the noodles, there were two fried eggs like the sun and a fried golden pork chop on the top, which made people's appetite increase just by looking at it.

"You want to eat such greasy food in the morning?" Abigail pulled out a chair and sat down, complaining to Leon who was washing his hands.

"It's a bit greasy, but it can replenish your physical strength. Carbohydrates, protein and calories are what you need now." After washing his hands, Leon wiped them and sat next to Abigail to explain.

After being reminded of this, Abigail realized that her stomach was empty and she was indeed hungry, so she immediately picked up her chopsticks and prepared to start eating.

"You haven't washed yet, why are you so dirty now?" Leon reminded Abigail in annoyance by tapping the back of her hand with chopsticks.

"I forgot." Although it didn't hurt, it was still quite embarrassing, so Abigail said perfunctorily and went into the bathroom to wash up.

After breakfast, Abigail looked at Leon who was clearing the table. She was about to say hello and leave, but when she thought of the absurdity of last night and Leon's regretful expression before he fell asleep, her legs trembled suddenly. She gave up the idea and slipped away quietly.

When Leon finished cleaning the kitchen and was about to give Abigail a farewell kiss, he found that the guy had already run away.

"Tsk tsk tsk, little Pa Cai, I wonder if you'll have to go to your mother's house and block the door tonight."

Leon stroked his chin and muttered secretly, the smile on his face almost never stopping.

After teasing Abigail, Leon went out.

He still needs to do the daily work of the farm himself, and besides these, he also has other arrangements.

For example, take out the various artisan products obtained from previous sacrifices, arrange them in appropriate areas, and let the machines that can be put into work start working.

For example, you can throw salty and fresh carrots into the canning jar. It’s not that there are no other better pickled ingredients, but Lyon thinks it is more practical to pickle some carrots first and keep them for his own consumption.

Large-scale production of canning jars wasn't part of Leon's plan. According to in-game calculations, the price of pickles was twice the base price of the ingredients themselves, plus an additional value of 50g, which wasn't certain. Compared to fruit wine, which was three times the base price of the fruit, there was still a significant difference.

However, the pickling time in canning jars is much faster than that in small barrels, and they do have their own advantages.

However, considering that reality and games cannot be equated, no matter how expensive the pickles are, Lyon feels that they will not exceed the price of alcohol, and there is a natural gap between the two in terms of market demand and popularity.

Of course, canning jars are not only used to make pickles, but can also be used to make jam, caviar and pickled fish roe, but the former two are not considered high-end products here. There are ready-made pickles in cans available in Joja's supermarket.

The latter two are considered high-end products, but for someone like Lyon who used to live inland and doesn't like fish very much, caviar is not as good as pickled radish as a meal. If Abigail likes it later, maybe he can get some, but as a main business, it is completely unnecessary.

Only sturgeon roe can be pickled to make caviar, while other fish roe pickled is called pickled caviar. Although Lyon is not sure what the difference is, he doesn't care.

Because the method of obtaining fish eggs is somewhat simple and not easy to produce on a large scale.

Apart from the fish pond, there is also a special book from the bookseller - Gem of the Sea, which provides a way to fish and obtain the corresponding fish eggs with a certain probability.

But in terms of the probability of obtaining it, it can only be said that it is better than nothing. Anyway, since Leon has the ability given by the book, he has caught fish quite a few times, but the number of fish eggs he has obtained is not worth mentioning.

Moreover, the sight of a pile of countless fish eggs hanging directly on the fishhook was enough to make one's scalp tingle, so Lyon had no interest in pickled fish roe or fish roe sauce.

However, Lyon will not ignore the pickling of caviar in the future. There is no point in pickling ordinary fish roe. Only the fish roe obtained from farmed king fish, considering its unique nutritional value and expensive price, will Lyon endure the nausea to process it. But this can is enough.

If you really want to make money through processing, winemaking is the way to go. The fruits used for winemaking can be grown in large quantities. Isn't it more promising than fish roe, which is relatively difficult to obtain?
Another artisan product that needs to be displayed is the beehive.

This object is painted yellow and looks like a high stool. The small house on the top is said to be a beehive but it actually looks more like a birdcage.

It looks like the simple house style that children are best at drawing. It looks inconspicuous, but it has a lot of secrets inside.

The box is divided into two layers. The upper layer is sealed, and there is only a small hole on the wooden wall of the outer wall for entry and exit, which can accommodate a finger or a bee.

Through the sunlight, you can see that there is a landscape inside that simulates a honeycomb, and there is a very conspicuous pipe that leads directly to the second floor in the lower half. This floor is relatively narrow compared to the upper floor, but it is open.

And there is a glass bowl inside.

The bowl is not fixed and can be taken out and put in freely. The pipe of the beehive above is facing the glass bowl, which should guide the honey to flow into the bowl through the pipe for easy collection.

It looked like an unreasonable design, but the effect should be correct. Anyway, Leon believed that this thing could really produce honey. After all, he had seen too many unscientific things.

Lyon chose to place the cans and beehives on the edge of the field, and the small barrel that was also a gift from the sacrifice package received special treatment and was sent to the wooden house. It was placed together with the combined small barrels. Lyon also put in an ordinary quality star fruit as a brewing material.

"So slow."

Seeing that the small barrel that had just been put in had started to work automatically, Lyon looked at the other small barrels that had already been put in with fruits. The red indicator lights on all of them that were not finished made him understand that if he wanted to harvest a new batch of fruit wine, he would have to wait for a while.

(End of this chapter)