Georgina didn't expect that there were so many food stalls hidden in this small alley, and they were so lively.
And she just passed by here and didn't even notice it.
"Let's go in and see what's good to eat." Harrison said with a smile. After entering the alley, his self-confidence began to increase rapidly. His home court was here.
As a true foodie, although his focus of eating has recently shifted to Maimi Restaurant, before that, he was an authentic street food expert in the chaotic city.
He has seen Seat Lane flourish as well as its decline.
However, the life of a food in an alley may come to an end, but the resilience of a food is stronger than you think.
Because as long as you are unique enough and delicious enough, no matter where you go, you can gain a group of new followers and attract old customers to look for you.
The West Alley has come to an end, and the small stalls of varying quality have ushered in a reshuffle. Those food stalls with ordinary taste have unfortunately left the market, while those food stalls with good reputation have changed places and continue to shine and are still popular with everyone. love.
That’s what Tasiram’s fried cookies are like.
Tasilam is a bald orc uncle, tall and rough-looking.
His stall was in the middle, but once he stood there, his stall became particularly eye-catching.
"It's really him!" Georgina saw Tasilam at a glance and said with some surprise.
"The first stop today, let's start with a few cookies." Harrison took Georgina to Tasiram's stall. In the small bamboo basket in his hand, three rows of fried golden cookies were neatly displayed. The cookies are the size of a baby's fist and look like little rabbits, little turtles and little goldfish. They look very cute.
"Would you like some cookies?" Tasilam asked with a smile, but his hand movements did not stop at all.
A small ball of flour was kneaded in his hands a few times, and it turned into a little rabbit. Then he slowly put it into the oil pan and fried it. The whole process was smooth and smooth.
"Yes." Georgina nodded. The uncle's words were still the same as when he was a child, and even the smile on his face remained unchanged.
I still remember that when she came to the stall to buy cookies for the first time, she was scared to tears by him. The uncle was a little at a loss and gave her a little rabbit before he calmed her down.
However, the orc uncle who looked at her all the way seemed to not recognize her anymore, which made her feel a little disappointed.
"Uncle Tasiram, Miss Georgina was also a frequent visitor to your house before. Don't you recognize her?" Harrison smiled and said to Tasiram. He was also a frequent visitor to the uncle's house.
After hearing this, Tasilam's movements in his hands slowed down a bit, and he stared at Georgina seriously for a while, and said in surprise: "Little rabbit? Why have you lost so much weight?"
'Little Rabbit' is Tasilam's unique name for Georgina, and it was caused by that little rabbit back then.
The familiar and warm address brought a smile to Georgina's face, "I haven't eaten Uncle Tasilam's cookies for so long, so I have lost weight."
"Come on, let's eat a little rabbit first." Tasilam picked up a little rabbit with long chopsticks, wrapped it in brown paper and handed it to Georgina.
"Thank you." Georgina took the cookie, just like the little girl who sobbed when she took the bunny.
"Crack." I bit off the rabbit's head in one bite. The cooled cookies were crispy in texture, but they didn't break my teeth at all. The more I chewed, the sweet taste gradually bloomed in my mouth, and there was also a hint of sweetness. Milky flavor.
Georgina's memory seemed to go back to the time when her mother held her little hand and wandered in front of each stall on the long West Lane after school.
A tear slipped from the corner of her eye, and when she raised her eyes, she happened to meet Harrison's gaze.
"It's so delicious that I want to cry, right? It was the same when I finally found Uncle Tasiram's cookie stall again." Harrison said with a smile.
"Yeah, it's delicious." Georgina nodded, with a happy smile on her face.
She understood a little, and it turned out that the world was not so indifferent.
Some people will never look back for you, they will only give you back and hurt.
But some people can always give you warmth and the tenderest place in your heart.
"Here, there are little rabbits, little turtles, and little goldfish. They are packed for you. The portions are still the same as before." Uncle Tasilamu handed Georgina a paper bag filled with cookies.
"Thank you." Georgina took the paper bag and reached out to touch the money bag.
"No need, just come and eat next time when you know uncle is here." Tasilam smiled and waved his hand, "Uncle has watched you grow up, and I hope you can become the meaty person you used to be again." Meaty little baby.”
"Yeah, I'll do my best." Georgina smiled and nodded.
"Then let's eat while walking, and I'll take you to the next place." Harrison and Georgina said. When they turned around, they put a silver coin on the chopping board of the stall and winked at Uncle Tasilamu who wanted to speak. blink.
The uncle was stunned for a moment, then grinned and gave Harrison a thumbs up.
"You can eat too." Georgina handed the open paper bag in the direction of Harrison and said with a smile.
"Okay, thank you." Harrison picked up a small turtle, opened his mouth and threw it directly into his mouth, chewed it, and nodded: "It still tastes the same, it hasn't changed after so many years."
"Where should we go next?" Georgina looked at Harrison expectantly.
"You'll know in a minute." Harrison smiled mysteriously.
"Ang." Georgina nodded, took another cookie and took a bite, the smile on her face getting brighter.
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Magic potion shop.
"What an amazing natural magic. It can actually make the withered grass come back to life." Amy lay down at the table and watched the grass in the basin that had been roasted by the fire turn green again under Annie's magic, and quickly It grew and filled the entire flowerpot. He couldn't help but admire it with his eyes wide open.
"Well, it's pretty good. I'm making rapid progress." Xixi looked at Annie with satisfaction, picked up the flowerpot and put it aside on the ground.
The ugly duckling came forward, sniffed, bit a piece of green grass, and ate it carefully.
"Ugly duckling, is it delicious? What does it taste like?" Amy squatted down and asked curiously.
"Meow~" The ugly duckling nodded its head while eating grass.
Amy reached out and pulled out a piece of grass, put it in her mouth and chewed it. She also nodded and said, "It's still a little sweet."
"If Boss Mai sees this, he will think that I am abusing you." Xixi looked at Amy helplessly, not knowing what to say.
