The cannon fodder female supporting role stirs up trouble in period literature

There are four dishes and one soup. It may not seem like there are many dishes, but every dish is a delicacy that an ordinary family in this era can only eat once a year.

Especially the braised pork with 70% fat and 30% lean meat. In her previous life, Hua Yindong would have felt sick at the sight of it, but now when she saw it, her saliva was uncontrollably secreted.

There were also mountains of rice and big steamed buns on the side. Although they didn’t look as white as the modern ones, all those fragrant dishes couldn’t suppress the pure aroma of the rice.

Sui Yong took out a stack of meal tickets from his pocket, took out two and handed them into the window, "Sister Liu, I didn't bring a lunch box when I came here. Do you have two lunch boxes here that I can borrow?"

Hua Rendong noticed with her sharp eyes that there was a two-liang oil ticket hidden under the two meal tickets.

Sister Liu, who was serving food, was a middle-aged woman in her forties. She took the oil ticket and put it in her pocket naturally, smiling so hard that her eyebrows could not see her eyes. "Look at what you said. If others don't lend it to you, how can they be nice to you, Xiao Sui? Wait, Sister Liu will take it for you."

As she spoke, Sister Liu put down the serving spoon in her hand and left. After a while, she came back with two large lunch boxes that were almost new and two large bowls.

The lunch box was full and weighed down with a spoon.

The soup was cabbage and meatball soup. When I took a spoonful of it, all that came out was dry. There were also several more meatballs than in other people's bowls, filling the entire bowl.

If it was the honeysuckle she had before traveling through time, these would be enough for her to eat for two days, but this body after traveling through time probably lacked oil and water, so as long as she didn't eat the food Zhou Laiying cooked, it wouldn't be a problem for her to eat these.

Sui Yong asked Hua Rendong to take the prepared food to the table next to him to eat while thanking Sister Liu, "Thank you so much for today, Sister Liu. My sister will come to the cafeteria to get food later, and Sister Liu and the chef will take care of her."

Sister Liu poked her head out of the window and looked at Hua Jindong, who had just delivered the lunch box and came over to serve soup. "Okay, what else is there to say? We are all alone!"

Someone else came to get food, so Sui Yong didn't chat with Sister Liu any more. He took the remaining lunch boxes and sat down at the table with Hua Honeysuckle to start eating.

I have to say that the cooking skills of those who can be chefs in government canteens can stand the test of time. The first bite of the braised pork is moderately sweet, fat but not greasy, lean but not dry. It has a soft and glutinous texture, yet still has a slight chewiness. I fell in love with it after taking a bite.

I can’t say that her cooking skills are better than Xu Xixi’s, but just the texture of the meat and the taste which is different from that of feed pigs in later generations, this one is a sure win.

Xu Xixi uses unskilled pork bought from the vegetable market to make braised pork. Even though it is claimed to be fed with pure grain, who knows how much feed is added to it?

If I get the chance, I will definitely raise a few pigs in the space, feed them the grain and vegetables in the space, and let Xixi cook them when they grow up. The braised pork will definitely taste better than the one made by the chef here.

Sui Yong's mouth was full of oil. He kept nodding as he ate. "This chef's cooking skills are amazing. The braised pork tastes better than what I had in Beijing. Eat more. I still have meal tickets. If you don't use them, they will expire and become invalid. I'll give you some later. When you're in the city and don't feel like cooking, come here to eat."

Hua Honeysuckle's eyes sparkled, and she whispered, "Why don't you print a few more copies and put them in the space?"

Sui Yong chuckled, "I've already made an agreement with the chef to leave four boxes for me. We'll each have two boxes when we go back tonight."

Hua Rendong wanted to say that she meant to put it in the space and take it out and eat it whenever she wanted to eat it, but she was afraid that Sui Yong’s space might not have a freshness preservation function.

However, Sui Yong is really a good candidate for purchasing. Look at how tactful he is. With just a few small favors, the lady serving food, whom he just met, becomes so enthusiastic towards him that she treats him like a family member.

I just don't know how he managed to win over the master chef to become his own man?

So, Hua Rendong asked the question in her heart, "Brother Sui, weren't you just transferred to Xinshi? How come you are so familiar with the master chef?"

Sui Yong chuckled and picked up a small cabbage. "Try this cabbage. I got it from the south. It costs one yuan per pound now. Although it doesn't taste as good as the dishes here, it's still good now. Well, the meat used for the braised pork is also made from the pigs I purchased. I brought a total of 50 pigs from the surrounding communes and sent them to the government agencies. In addition to supplying the canteen, everyone can get some."

"Did you also use your department's connections to get it?"

Sui Yong curled his lips when he heard this, "Sister Erhua, you are underestimating me. I was a purchaser before I joined the department. From south to north, there is nothing I can't get."

After saying that, Sui Yong chuckled again, leaned close to Hua Rendong and whispered, "I started out as a trader. If I hadn't been careless and the boss had discovered my abilities and turned me in, I might have become the boss of the black market in Beijing."

With a space of only a few square meters, he is dreaming of becoming the boss of Beijing's black market. Then, since I have more than ten acres of land and can engage in planting and breeding, shouldn't I become the boss of the national black market?

Thinking in his heart, Honeysuckle also laughed.

Anyway, the bearded man said that as long as she went to the black market and was not caught, she would be fine. Even if she was caught, he could still get her out.

She didn't really expect him to rescue her. Since people could enter her space, the worst that could happen was that she would just hide in the space. She didn't believe that anyone could enter the space and catch her.

As for whether or not to cooperate with the government in the future, let's wait until she has more contact with the outside world and learn more about the market situation.

Sui Yong, who was originally talking about his great achievements with a smirk on his face, was suddenly speechless because of his laughter.

Is he imitating him? He must be imitating him? Was his smile just now so obscene? It makes me speechless!

After dinner, Sui Yong gave all the meal tickets he had on him to Hua Rendong. In addition to meal tickets, there were also grain tickets, oil tickets, meat tickets, bus tickets, bath tickets... and even a few movie tickets.

While pushing it to Hua Rendong, he said, "When you go to collect your salary next month, these tickets will also be given to you. Use them as soon as possible. If you can't use them all, share them with your family. Anyway, they will expire after this month if you don't use them all."

Hua Rendong just thought of a problem that she had overlooked before, "Brother Sui, I still don't know where to get my salary."

"It's my negligence. I forgot to tell you something so important." Sui Yong slapped his head in annoyance and began to explain to Hua Rendong: "Although you are working in the Women's Federation, your salary, including bonuses and benefits, are all paid by our department. Since our department is headquartered in Beijing, it is impossible for you to go to Beijing to collect it yourself. Now there are three ways. One is to deposit it in the account first, and then collect it together when you are transferred to Beijing; one is for someone to bring it to you when they come here from Beijing on a mission; and the other is to remit and mail it. Which method do you think is suitable?"