Jin Niang

Jin Niang looked at Su Mo Yan and then looked at Xia Lanqing. How many prawn cake would 30 gold taels be enough for her to sell for? She first calculated, a prawn cake was worth a coin, 10 was worth 10 gold. Excluding the labor force, flour, oil and salt, the 10 prawn cake could earn about 3 gold. A hundred of them was worth 30 gold, while a thousand was worth 300 gold … … Wait a minute, I don't seem to be able to figure it out.

He could tell what she was doing at a glance, so he whispered a number into her ear. Jin Niang was stunned for a moment before reacting, staring at him wide-eyed because Su Mo had said a hundred thousand.

Thus, she stretched out her five fingers and said, "Fifty taels."

Since he had already made his decision, Shopkeeper Han wasn't someone to procrastinate. He immediately ordered someone to bring the ink, paper, and paper along with thirty taels of silver so that Su Moyan and the others could keep the prescription and give them thirty taels of silver.

However, before writing, Shopkeeper Han had already said something. "Let's talk about it first. If you sell this recipe to me, you can't appear anywhere else."

Su Moyan immediately nodded. "Naturally, Shopkeeper can be at ease."

But as he thought of something, Jin Niang frowned, "If it was someone else who figured it out, then they can't blame it on us." She had never dared to underestimate the wisdom of the ancients.

The double skin milk let her take advantage of the situation because of her special background. If something appeared, those powerful dim sum masters would definitely be able to research and produce formulas based on the material, didn't they see that many of the good recipes were passed down from ancient times?

This means that our ancient working people were not only hardworking, but also very intelligent!

Shopkeeper Han smiled. "Of course. If others had figured it out by themselves, they would not have blamed it on you. You can rest assured on this point."

Su Mo Yan also let out a sigh of relief. At this time, the waiter brought out a brush, ink and paper. Su Mo Yan looked at Jin Niang.

Jin Niang was a little dumbfounded. She couldn't use this soft brush, it was written out like a dog crawling.

Su Mo Yan thought about it and knew that he had been careless. Jin Niang should not be able to read, so he smiled embarrassedly and raised his brush to look at Jin Niang. "Tell me, I will write."

Shopkeeper Han raised an eyebrow. From the looks of it, this prescription was something only the little girl knew? This was strange!

Jin Niang didn't care what he thought, Su Mo Yan's words had answered her question, so she gratefully looked at him, and happily repeated the recipe to him.

After Su Moyan finished writing, she placed her brush to the side, blew the dry paper on it, and passed it to Shopkeeper Han.

Shopkeeper Han took the prescription and glanced at it. The first thing he saw was a beautiful figure. He couldn't help but praise, "Good calligraphy!" Su Moyan was only ten years old this year, but she already had her own strength of character. How rare! This was truly rare!

Su Moyan smiled humbly. "You're too kind!"

Jin Niang was also rather envious of his writing skills. She wrote it so well, although she did not understand it too, she felt that it should be good.

In any case, she was unable to write. Even if she were to use a hard brush, she might not be able to do so with Su Moyan's calligraphy.

He couldn't help but sigh. Su Moyan was indeed a good material for reading. She had read well, and her calligraphy was beautiful.

Shopkeeper Han immediately pushed the silver in front of Su Mo Yan. Su Mo Yan looked at Jin Niang for a moment, then pushed the silver back to her. This was earned by Jin Niang by himself, and should be given to her.

However, Jin Niang immediately pushed the silver in front of Xia Lanqing, "Mother, you keep this."

Xia Lanqing wanted to say something, but when she remembered that Jin Niang was still young, she nodded and said: "Alright, mother will keep it for you first."

After business was settled, Shopkeeper Han made another request. "Can you demonstrate it to our cooks?"

Su Mo Yan glanced at Jin Niang, who nodded: "Ok, head storekeeper, you just need to prepare the thing above for me."

Although Shopkeeper Han was curious as to whether the recipe was in Jin Niang's hands, and she was the one who stood up and wanted to do it, she still nodded with a smile. "No problem." Then, he instructed the servants to prepare the ingredients.

Jin Niang was not shy about it, she followed Shopkeeper Han's follower directly to the kitchen. When the people in the kitchen saw this little girl come in, they all looked at her curiously, but because the person who brought her in was a popular person by the shopkeeper's side, they did not dare to question her.

The retainer handed the house to the dim sum master and passed on the message with a smile, "The shopkeeper said that he wants you to watch the process of this little miss. In the future, our store will offer another dessert."

The dim sum teacher was a middle-aged woman, who looked rather affable. Upon hearing this, she looked at Jin Niang, the little girl, and did not seem to be displeased. She even said with a polite smile, "Thank you, little miss."

Jin Niang waved his hand, "Don't call me little miss, I am Jin Niang, you can call me by my name."

Facing such a kind old lady, she didn't dare let anyone call her that.

"My surname is Liu, everyone recognizes me as Master Liu. If Jin Niang does not mind, he can also call me that." Master Liu spoke in a smooth manner.

Jin Niang smiled and nodded, "Hello, Master Liu!"

Master Liu smiled and made a gesture of 'please', "Thank you!"

Jin Niang also didn't waste any more words. Shopkeeper Han had a way to get the milk, thinking that in the future, he would need his help to tell him where he got the milk.

She proceeded step by step in a strict order, allowing Master Liu to take a good look at her. He didn't think that this little girl would be so skilled and nimble, proceeding steadily and steadily.

When he finished cooking, he would put it in the pot to steam. After that, he would boil the fire, and after a while, he would stew for a while. Finally, he would boil the pot, and Jin Niang would have people prepare some cold water.

Although the others didn't know what she wanted cold water for, because the shopkeeper had instructed her to do everything, they quickly prepared everything.

When they saw Jin Niang putting the freshly made food into the cold water, everyone looked at her in surprise. They didn't understand why she would do such a thing.

Jin Niang looked at Master Liu and explained while smiling, "The double skin milk must have a cold taste to eat it. It is only good if it is put into the water to keep it cold."

Master Liu smiled and nodded, indicating that he understood. Then, he waited to try out this fresh snack with a face full of curiosity.

Due to the lack of time, Jin Niang could only make one serving this time. After it cooled down, she divided the ingredients into three portions, one for Master Liu to try, one for Shopkeeper Han, and one for Xia Lanqing naturally.

This was also a little bit of selfishness Jin Niang wanted him to taste the taste that was made with milk.

When carrying it to Shopkeeper Han, he didn't say anything. Master Liu also looked at her with a face full of love and affection. It could be seen that this little girl truly treated her mother very well.

The little girl was a filial child, she did not forget her mother even at this time. Very good!

Xia Lanqing was a little embarrassed, but she still pressed her, "Mother, try it, it's made from milk. If you think it's delicious, I'll make it for you using milk too."

Shopkeeper Han smiled at her. "You don't want to eat it?" He had only seen three.

shook his head: "This is for filial piety to the elders." "No," she said.

Shopkeeper Han laughed. It was also because the taste was not bad, and he also received Master Liu's approval. He was not in a very good mood.

Now that they had an order and it was getting late, Shopkeeper Han called for them to hurry up and eat. Previously, they had been busy talking and the waiter didn't even dare to serve any food. Now it was time for lunch.

Su Moyan stood up and said, "No, we still have things to do. Next time."

Xia Lanqing also didn't want to stay for food. She pulled Jin Niang up and prepared to leave with Su Mo Yan.

Seeing that they were firm in their stance, Shopkeeper Han didn't stay any longer. He smiled and said, "Alright then. Let's meet up next time if we have the chance." As he said that, he ordered the waiter to pack up the snacks on the table for Jin Niang to take away. He had eaten quite a few pieces of the snacks before seeing Jin Niang.

On the table was a sweet osmanthus cake, a lucky fruit, a rose cake and a snack cake. Jin Niang could not resist the temptation of the rose s fragrance and ate a rose cake, then a sweet osmanthus cake that was quite appetizing ate, and so she ate another.

She didn't look rude when she ate, but she ate fast and didn't waste time on anything else.

Now that Shopkeeper Han had packed the snacks, she knew that everyone had seen her actions before. But there was nothing to be embarrassed about. Wasn't it just there for people to eat?

She thanked him generously and took the dessert.

Su Mo was speechless for a moment, but he eventually gave up. He would get used to these kinds of things after a while, he had to get used to Jin Niang's unusual behavior as soon as possible.

The three of them went out of the restaurant and onto the main street. Coincidentally, Jin Niang put the snacks in the box, carried the box to the carriage and then went to the pharmacy.

They went directly to the infirmary, where someone reported their whereabouts to Shopkeeper Han. Upon hearing that they had entered the infirmary, Shopkeeper Han felt that his thoughts had been confirmed. There really was a medicine jar in their house.

Was it someone else in the family, or was it the lady who was obviously lacking something?

However, no matter what, they did not have any doubts regarding their identities.