Take off the cloth bag from your body, open it, and stuff half of the slime inside.
Having completed this series of actions, El took off running, leaving only the other half of the slime struggling on the ground.
About five minutes later, El returned to the vicinity of the village.
"Huff... huff..."
He was a little tired, but he was more concerned about what he had just learned.
Opening the cloth bag, the slime inside was still alive, but perhaps affected by the bumpy ride, the blue ball of dough remained motionless.
"It's not a big problem, as long as you're alive."
He took his spoils home. At this time, his parents were still working in the fields. He skillfully lit the stove and took out the slime.
"Let me think, what kind of dish would be best with these ingredients?"
He rested his chin on his hand, looking at the slime in front of him with a slightly conflicted expression.
"In short, let's try it out according to our original plan and see how it tastes."
Cut a small piece off the slime with a kitchen knife, place it in a frying pan and heat it until the slime piece loses its activity.
El put the blue jelly in his mouth and savored it.
The first impression upon entering the mouth is that it has a slight chewiness, but it's not hard; rather, it's a gentle resistance.
With a little force from your teeth, you can easily crush them, and then continue to crush them with your tongue to savor the taste.
"It feels cool and refreshing, and there's a hint of sweetness. Is it because of the sugar that accumulates from eating grass?"
This flavor is perfect for a dessert, and it doesn't even require cooking...
When I ate it, I felt a slight coolness spreading through my body. What kind of effect is that?
High-end ingredients often only require the simplest processing methods. El was certain that once the slime in front of him was deactivated, it could be eaten as a dessert.
The lump he brought back was about the size of a human head; it should be enough for him as an after-dinner snack.
However, Al wasn't particularly satisfied with the result. He was a chef, and he always felt that something was missing from such a simple dish.
"Yes, cooking. What ingredients go well with slime?"
He was thinking about the smooth texture, the water-like consistency, and the slight sweetness at the end.
He also thought of a question: the book said that slimes absorb water, so in an environment like a swamp, water slimes would turn grayish-green.
"By the way, it absorbs water and has this texture, isn't it perfect for making soup?"
He had an idea: what if you simmer a pot of soup until it's about halfway done, and then put in the slime chunks?
The slime absorbed the flavor of the soup and also released some of its own flavor.
In that case, the soup shouldn't taste too bad, right?
"That's it. And since it's sweet, I'll go pick a few more tomatoes. Tomato slime fish soup, I think that should work."
I threw the slime into the pot, put the lid on, and the recipe in my mind was already formed. Now the most troublesome ingredient was the fish.
Fortunately, fish weren't a big problem for El.
In their village, he was the best at fishing, and he almost never came back empty-handed.
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