My wife name is Erina Nakiri
Chapter 136 - 85: Could it Be That Brat?!
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Senzaemon Nakiriās deep gaze was filled with doubt, and this doubt gradually dissipated. He had a keen sense of realization, like a sudden discovery of a key element: Erina and that bratās relationship was very unusual.
Honestly, Senzaemon Nakiri wasnāt an illiberal person; he supported freedom in marriage, much like Azami Nakiriāoh, Azami Nakamuraāonce was. In the beginning, Azami Nakamura was also an outstanding student at Totsuki Academy. The dishes he made once satisfied Senzaemon Nakiri. Even his character earned Senzaemon Nakiriās appreciation.
Azami Nakamura originally had no chance of being adopted into the Nakiri family, but it was his attitude towards cooking and his character that Senzaemon Nakiri chose to trust, which ultimately led to a "family tragedy." Senzaemon Nakiri did not want to repeat history.
Having stumbled once, he couldnāt afford to stumble again. He had observed Azami Nakamura for three years, throughout his diligent studies at Totsuki Academy, and still misjudged him. Senzaemon Nakiri didnāt want to be wrong again. Erina was a pitiful child; if she encountered another man unworthy of trust, the consequences would be unimaginable... Senzaemon Nakiri thought of this, and a flicker of determination flashed in his eyes.
On the other side, the evaluation team members had thoroughly photographed all the dishes on the table. Some food program personnel seemed to be offering commentary to everyone present. This commentary wasnāt about the dishes themselves but rather a commercial value assessment. Chefs who make dishes and become head chefs of large or high-end restaurants can earn stable income long-term.
However, opting for a relatively entertainment-oriented path is also a chance for success. At Totsuki Academy, the person with the greatest commercial value was undoubtedly Erina. Her Godās Tongue, her Nakiri family background, her looks, and her abilityāall were her winning assets.
However, precisely because of her immense commercial value, Erinaās worth was too high for ordinary programs to afford. Only mainstream television stations had the capital to invite Erina for collaboration.
Right now, after evaluation, the person with the highest commercial value was undoubtedly Eishi Tsukasa. Although this Totsuki First Seat was completely defeated by someone elseās dish, Eishi Tsukasaās personal image and his specialty cuisine were all widely popular in Japan. They epitomized elegance and gentlemanliness.
"Alright, Director-sama, you may proceed with your culinary evaluation." After photographing the dish presentations, the photographers communicated with their team, and someone gestured for the Director to begin the tasting. Senzaemon Nakiri had his own reasons for inviting these evaluation teams. He wanted to create commercial value for his students, increasing their visibility. Some students came from disadvantaged backgrounds, and Senzaemon Nakiri wanted to leverage his influence to add commercial value to those from relatively difficult family circumstances.
At least, they could eat well while pursuing the cuisine they desired. His mind was already brewing the outline of a competition, using its nature to generate some commercial value for these students.
"Then letās start by tasting Erinaās table," Senzaemon Nakiri said, pointing. The kind of person dictates the kind of dish they make. A flamboyant person might create wild dishes that excite the meatās texture, making it grow wildly. Thereās also a saying in the culinary world: cuisine is the chefās inner world. Senzaemon Nakiri wanted to feel the ideas that Erina and Renz wished to convey.
He took his chopsticks, picked up a crystal glutinous rice dumpling, and put it in his mouth. The texture was soft, the mouthfeel excellent. The moment his teeth touched the glutinous rice, it seemed to melt naturally, almost effortlessly chewed. This rice was very suitable for the elderly and children.
The taste of the rice carried a faint sweetness. He placed his spoon on the golden steamed egg, scooped a mouthful, and swallowed. The golden egg liquid released a warm sensation in his mouth, traveling down his throat to his stomach. This warmth brought a sense of unrestrained comfort throughout his body.
It seemed that the aroma from this very steamed egg had enticed his appetite. Senzaemon Nakiri evaluated in his mind. These dishes were very suitable for children, patients, and the elderly. Because such people generally have poor appetites, a certain cooking technique is needed to incorporate an appetizing aroma into the dish. Renz and Erina had done just that; this steamed egg contained an appetizing spice as its catalyst.
Even more noteworthy was one of the ingredients in this golden steamed egg: Gigeria galli (chicken gizzard lining). Also known as chicken gizzard or chicken pouch, itās the organ in a chicken that temporarily stores food. Itās located from the chickenās neck down to its chest. However, improperly handled Gigeria galli can appear somewhat unclean, similar to a stomach, containing undigested food residue.
Therefore, many people dislike using this ingredient, which can impart a "traditional Chinese medicine flavor," as part of a dishās structure. If a less skilled chef were to use this ingredient, they might even produce an "off-flavor," making it very demanding of the chefās skill. The ingredients provided by Totsuki Academy were, of course, pre-cleaned and processed, and the chicken used was not just ordinary farmed chicken.
Unknowingly, Senzaemon Nakiri had eaten more than half of the crystal glutinous rice on the table, and a large portion of the golden steamed egg in his hand was also gone. This golden steamed egg, with Gigeria galli as its structural body, could indeed aid digestion and strengthen the stomach. However, the secret of this steamed egg was far more complex than it seemed on the surface.
Wait a minute! How did I inadvertently eat so much? Senzaemon Nakiri only then realized that he had almost emptied Erinaās table of dishes. While eating, he hadnāt felt like he was eating that much; he had felt continuously hungry, wanting to eat more, and didnāt feel full. But upon reflection, Senzaemon Nakiri noticed that his appetite felt as if it had been "deceived."
He had already eaten many dishes from the individual matches. He was originally in a state of being semi-full. Senzaemon Nakiri had thought he would just have a little taste, but he hadnāt expected that every bite made him feel it wasnāt enough, that he wasnāt full yet, and could eat a little more, and then, by accident, he was full? This dish felt like it was made to trick children! To trick those children who wouldnāt eat properly.
Thinking of this, Senzaemon Nakiri meticulously summarized the characteristics of all the dishes on the table and their target audiences. The bowl in his hand froze there, and a chilling thought suddenly popped into his mind. "A dish dedicated to āthe futureā?!"
Could it be... Could it be that Erina had already prepared to cook for her child? Then who was the childās father?
Could it be that brat?!
Inside the venue, the temperature suddenly dropped several degrees, affected by an invisible aura. The usually amiable Director Senzaemon Nakiriās face was fluctuating between green and yellow. His eyes darted between Renz, shifting from scrutiny to judgment, sometimes filled with a terrifying, murderous intent, and other times displaying a "benevolent" old manās smile that didnāt reach his eyes. š»šāÆāÆš¤šššš°ššš.šøšš®
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