Let’s split up if we want to. I have a system, so who should I be afraid of?

Su Panpan thought about going back first. She had probably picked nearly thirty baskets of hawthorns from this tree just now. It was more than enough. She would come back after she used up all the hawthorns.

Unexpectedly, while climbing up the rock, Su Panpan suddenly discovered that there were several hawthorn trees of the same size nearby.

Oh, no, there are also big hickory and date trees.

This is so exciting!

Before I saw so many hawthorn trees, it didn’t matter whether I made candied haws and sold them or not, but when I saw so many hawthorn trees, I felt bad not picking some.

And there are such big pecan and jujube trees.

This is simply a gift from God, it would be inappropriate not to accept it.

Su Panpan wished she could fly back and quickly make the candied haws and sell them immediately.

Finally, after some effort, Su Panpan successfully climbed up the hill, which was indeed a bit strenuous.

Su Panpan started her journey down the mountain with a full harvest.

The sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves onto the mountain path, creating patches of mottled light and shadow.

Su Panpan walked in the light and shadow, as if she was in a beautiful painting.

On the way back, I came across several date trees and picked some.

When Su Panpan returned home, she found that Qin Mu, Yueyue, Xiaoxiao and Qin Xiao were not at home.

After a brief pause, she immediately began to organize her harvest.

She first poured out the hawthorns in the space. The bright red hawthorns were like a rushing red torrent, filling up several large basins in an instant.

The hawthorns in the big basin were piled up like a mountain, layer upon layer, as if they were about to overflow.

However, there were so many hawthorns that the large basin was soon filled up, and even the edge of the basin could not accommodate a small hawthorn.

She hurriedly brought a few large buckets, but when the hawthorns kept rolling into the buckets, the buckets were not big enough to hold them.

The hawthorns piled up quickly and soon exceeded the mouth of the bucket, but there was an endless stream of hawthorns coming in, and the big bucket was simply unable to bear so many fruits.

Then, she took out two more baskets, thinking they could hold a lot, but when the hawthorns were put into the baskets, they were filled up in an instant. The hawthorns were tightly packed together, leaving no gaps.

Finally, she found all the cloth bags in the house and filled them one by one.

Each cloth bag was filled up the moment it came into contact with the hawthorns, and it was not until eight large cloth bags were filled that they were finally full.

At this time, the yard was filled with red hawthorns, like a sea of ​​red. The hawthorns piled up into small hills, exuding a rich fruity fragrance.

Even the ground in the yard was scattered with a lot of red hawthorns, attracting the chickens to peck at them constantly.

After pouring out all the hawthorns in the space, Su Panpan felt a little hungry. She hadn't had lunch yet, so she quickly cooked some noodles and ate a few bites, then quickly distributed the hawthorns.

She planned to dry three large basins of hawthorns, boil eight bags of hawthorns into hawthorn jam, use five buckets of hawthorns to make hawthorn cakes, and use the rest to make hawthorn candy snowballs, hawthorn preserves, hawthorn canned food, and candied haws.

It was still early, and Su Panpan thought of taking the sieve out to dry the hawthorns. However, after taking out the six sieves at home, she found that they were not enough, so she decided to borrow a sieve from Shen Ru's house next door.

Su Panpan hurried to the door of Shen Ru's house, knocked gently, and called out, "Second uncle's wife."

"Panpan, what's the matter?" The door opened quickly, and Shen Ru saw Su Panpan and asked with a smile:

Su Panpan said a little embarrassedly: "Second uncle's wife, I want to borrow a few sieves. I'm drying hawthorns, and the ones at home are not enough."

Shen Ru asked curiously, "Drying hawthorns? You picked so many?"

Su Panpan smiled and replied, "Yes, I picked a few extra and wanted to try making some candied haws and selling them."

Shen Ru followed Su Panpan to Su Panpan's yard.

As soon as she entered the yard, Shen Ru was extremely surprised to see that the yard was full of red hawthorns, like a red ocean.

"Oh my god, this is too much! How many times do you have to run back and forth? I admire you so much." She was mentally prepared for a lot of hawthorns, but she never expected there would be so many hawthorns, and her defense was instantly broken.

Then, Shen Ru said, "Panpan, you can't handle so many things by yourself. I happen to have nothing to do at home, so come and help."

Su Panpan was worried that Qin Mu and the others were not around and there was no one to help. She was overjoyed to hear Shen Ru say this and hurriedly thanked her.

So, Shen Ru and Su Panpan started to get busy together.

They first washed the hawthorns clean, and then began to cut the hawthorns. The sharp blade fell and the hawthorns were cut into even small pieces.

Then spread it all on the sieve to dry, and it will be warm in the midday sun.

Ten sieves were filled to the brim, and the whole yard was a sea of ​​red.

Su Panpan looked at the yard full of hawthorns and felt a surge of accomplishment.

She turned to Shen Ru and said, "Second uncle, let's make these hawthorns into hawthorn cakes, hawthorn jam, and candied haws."

Shen Ru readily agreed.

Su Panpan and Shen Ru washed the hawthorns and removed the cores. They filled the pot with eight bags of hawthorns. Fortunately, the iron pot was big, so they put the hawthorns into the pot with a small amount of water and boiled them until soft.

Slowly, the hawthorns in the pot became soft.

Then serve and remove the large wooden pestle and large stone mortar.

Take the softened hawthorn out of the pot, put it into the stone mortar, and crush it into a paste with force again and again.

Then pour the hawthorn paste back into the pot, add rock sugar, and simmer slowly over low heat.

Su Panpan kept stirring with a spatula.

Shen Ru helped to light the fire, and the flames in the stove were burning fiercely.

The two people cooperated very well.

After a long period of stewing, the hawthorn paste in the pot finally became sticky.

Su Panpan gently scooped up a spoonful and examined it. It was deep red in color, flowing gently, with a certain viscosity but not too stiff. It was as smooth as silk and satin, flowing slightly on the spoon.

She slowly put it into her mouth, and the hawthorn jam instantly melted on her tongue, the delicate flesh adding a rich layer of flavor. It has both the sweet and sour taste of hawthorn and the unique mellow aroma after being brewed, which makes people linger in the aftertaste.

"Second uncle, please try it." Su Panpan scooped a small spoonful and put it into Shen Ru's mouth.

"Wow, the sourness and sweetness are perfectly balanced. Not too sour, nor too sweet. The taste is just right." Shen Ru looked at Su Panpan with great admiration.

"That's fine!" Su Panpan brought a clean big jar and poured the sauce into it.

One jar was not enough, so Su Panpan found another jar to fill it. After she finished filling it, there was still a small bowl left in the pot.

Su Panpan weighed it and found that excluding the weight of the jar, there were about thirty pounds of sauce.

Then, start cooking the second pot.

This time I am making hawthorn cake, so the sauce needs to be cooked to be thicker.