 Post 6 - Caterpillar, Bat Tongue and Mossy, oh my! Fluttery Pegasi
Five second rule. Which had been scientifically proven, FYI. So, sorry Moss, but Hadley wasn't about to waste another shell for no reason. However, she could see how important it was to Mossy...
So waiting for Mossy to have her attention on something else, Hads pretended to swap the old "contaminated" shell for a new one. Problem(s) solved.
"Gloves, right." She set down the knife and grabbed her gloves. Ugh. Gloves. They made it harder in her opinion. Like trying to handle things without being able to touch them. Picking up the knife again in her now gloved hands, Hadley made the slice where she thought she had the knife previously. In reality, the slices were a bit bigger than what she had confirmed with Mossy.
Once she was done, she scraped the caterpillar slices onto a plate and scourgified her knife and cutting board. Time for the bat tongue. Hadley was a bit confused on this part, so she waited to watch how Mossy did it and then copied the girl. Once lengthwise, and then dicing it all up. Dicing. That was something Hadley could actually do right in the kitchen.
The only thing she could do right in the kitchen.
Once finished, the tongue was plated, and she scourgified her knife and cutting board again. Mom had been a stickler about cleaning the board and knife between uses.
The ingredient prep was done! Haddie grinned, appreciatively and excitedly, at Mossy and flashed her helper two thumbs up. "Thanks, Moss."
Now it was time for the brewing.
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