Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After returning home and waiting for her younger sister and brother to fall asleep, she took her grandmother into the space. She went to tend to her fruits and vegetables, and she never tired of it! Moer had to look through the cloths she had bought to see if there was any suitable cloth! She actually found a suitable cloth, not too thick, but very dense.

On a whim, I got some planks of wood and made two sieves. Then I used the planks to make two wooden pallets! Done!

Then we took out a few pounds of mantis shrimps and a few swimming crabs from the saltwater lake. The mantis shrimps in the lake were all big and fat. After all, the effect of the spiritual spring water is not to be underestimated!

Find a large stainless steel steamer, pour some water in it, put a grate on it, put the mantis shrimp and crabs on it, add some salt, and start steaming!

Ten minutes later, I turned off the heat, filled two large plates, and took one to the old lady to eat together: Grandma, would you like to try this and see if it tastes good?

What is this? It looks scary! Moer said: This is called mantis shrimp and swimming crab. It’s delicious! Try it!

When the old lady put it in her mouth, she couldn't help but sigh, "It's really delicious! It has a slightly sweet taste! It's so delicious, but peeling the skin is troublesome!"

The next morning, Moer and Grandma finished their breakfast in the space, and then took the breakfast of the two siblings out of the space! Moer took half a piece of cloth, a sieve and a wooden tray and went to the square. A large group of people had already gathered in the square, and there was a large pile of sweet potatoes next to them. Moer told the team leader to get the big millstone in the village, and immediately more than a dozen young and strong men came. They got it in half an hour. Moer began to instruct a group of women, some to wash the sweet potatoes, some to cut them into pieces. Several young men came to work together to grind the millstone.

First, grind the cleaned potatoes into a slurry. Add clean water to the slurry while stirring and filtering. After settling for 12 hours, pour out the upper layer of slurry and add clean water (approximately 100 kg of water for 100 kg of sweet potatoes). Stir thoroughly and filter twice through a fine sieve. After settling, remove the clean water and bag the mixture to drain. Remove the wet starch and cut into small pieces to air dry. Mix the dry starch with hot water to form a paste, then rinse with boiling water while stirring. After about 18 minutes, the paste becomes transparent and uniform, and is easy to string. Add 0.5% alum to the slurry and mix with the wet starch. Knead into a soft, smooth, and smooth dough that is smooth, non-sticky, and easy to string.

Place the prepared dough into a colander (1mm in diameter, held about 40cm above the water). Then, pat the dough evenly until it forms strips. Slowly drop the dough through the colander into the water. Once it solidifies, it becomes vermicelli. Bring the water to a boil, but not boiling (maintain a temperature of around 97°C), to ensure the vermicelli doesn't break easily.

Finally, use a clean bamboo pole to pick up the vermicelli that floats in the pot and put it into cold water to cool. After cooling, use the bamboo pole to wrap the vermicelli into a bundle and put it into the sour milk to soak for 3 to 4 minutes. Then pick it up and let it cool thoroughly. Then rinse it with clean water to prevent the vermicelli from sticking to each other.

By this time, torches had already been lit all around, illuminating the square like daylight. The crowd remained enthusiastic, each one thrilled as they watched the fans take shape. The captain muttered, "Is this it?" He shouted, "We did it!" Immediately, the entire square erupted in joy, and the throng of people broke into the yangge dance once again!

Moer said to the team leader: "Captain, this is how to make vermicelli noodles! It's actually very simple, just master the water temperature and time!" The team leader asked those who helped during the day: "Have you all remembered the water temperature and time?"

I remember them all! People answered collectively!

Moer nodded and said, "Okay, I won't come here tomorrow." Captain, how do you plan to sell these fans?

The team leader scratched his head and said, "I plan to hand over half of it to the commune as part of my mission. I'll take the other half to the market to exchange for food and other things."

Mo'er said, Captain, you'd better find a few people who are good at talking, take the vermicelli to every large corporate cafeteria, and let them try it. I think they should want it!

Then, the team leader can exchange it for some things we need, such as some defective cloth from the textile factory, some sugar from the sugar factory, some meat from the meat processing plant, or some money or tickets from other things!

The captain slapped his thigh and said, "That's really good. Mo'er, you are really smart!"