Old Mrs. Mu carried the eggs straight to the kitchen.
She started a fire in the kitchen and poured half a bowl of rapeseed oil into the heated iron wok.
Once the oil was ready, two eggs went into the pan at the same time.
Mu Xiangxiang liked burnt fried eggs, and Old Mrs. Mu was quite adept at making them.
The two eggs, once cooked, were sprinkled with a bit of chopped green onions.
Then she fried two greens with three spoonfuls of lard.
Since Mr. Mu didn't allow the rice to be touched, Old Mrs. Mu made some dough lumps.
A half-pot full of dough lumps was cooked, placed into a bowl resembling a wooden basin, and overturned with the eggs for Mu Xiangxiang.
Only then, Old Mrs. Mu happily went to the courtyard to call Mu Xiangxiang.
When Mu Xiangxiang heard that the meal was ready, she almost ran so fast that her bottom exploded. As she entered the kitchen, a fragrant aroma greeted her.
"Mom, it's the smell of lard, did you add lard for me?"
