"You should hurry into the house and call the third brother out for me." Mrs. Ye said, fearing that the pot would burst, so she quickly turned around and went back to the kitchen.
Hearing that Sister Ye was looking for him, Ye Lao San hurried to the kitchen and asked, "Sister Ye, what's the matter?"
"Are you full?"
Ye Laosan was at home and caught the first pot of dumplings coming out of the pot. He was already full by then.
"Sister-in-law, I'm full!"
"It's good to be full." Sister Ye said as she poured cold water into the pot, "Go find a bowl, and when this pot of dumplings is ready, take some to our aunt's house to try."
"No problem, I'm really full." Ye Lao San patted his bulging stomach, "The dumplings today are really delicious."
"It's not like we haven't eaten them before, so why are you exaggerating so much?" Mrs. Ye said, "We eat a lot of dumplings during Chinese New Year."
"Sister-in-law, that's different." Ye Laosan answered very seriously, "Dumplings during the Chinese New Year are all filled with cabbage and pork, but they are not as delicious as those with dandelion fillings."
"Although we used to eat motherwort dumplings every year outside the Great Wall, they were mostly vegetables with little meat and not very oily, and they were nowhere near as delicious as the dumplings we have today."
Mrs. Ye smiled and said, "You hit the nail on the head. In the final analysis, meat is still the most delicious!"
"Oh, sister-in-law, I'm not good at speaking, but the dumplings I ate today are the most delicious I've ever eaten in my life."
"You've been talking nonsense for a lifetime!"
Just at this time, the dumplings in the pot were cooked. Sister Ye quickly filled a bowl and handed it to Ye Lao San. "Hold it, don't burn yourself. Go quickly!"
Ye Laosan carried the dumplings and went straight to Ye Juaner's house.
Ye Juan'er and her husband were having dinner at the moment. There were only two bowls of porridge and a small plate of pickles on the table.
"Aunt, uncle, even though the children are not at home, you two can't always be so sloppy about meals, right?" Ye Laosan knew that they were living frugally in order to save money for their two sons to get married, but he still felt a little sorry for them.
Ye Juaner quickly stood up and joked, "I'm just trying to save some space to eat the dumplings you sent me!"
Ye Lao San then remembered the dumplings in his hand, and quickly put down the bowl and said, "Aunt, Uncle, you two should try it quickly.
"The dumplings we have today are absolutely amazing. There's nothing better than this."
Ye Juan'er was originally skeptical about motherwort making dumplings, and after hearing what Ye Laosan said, she felt that he was deliberately deceiving her.
"Then I have to try it carefully. If it's not as delicious as you said, I'll show you how I'll deal with you."
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