The chief of the food department, a first-grade female official, was given gold chopsticks and was named A Yuan.
In her previous life, she was the most famous aunt in the Forbidden City. She had trained as many as eighty royal chefs as she could in the Forbidden City. Who wouldn't be able to greet her respectfully?
Once he traveled through time, he became an apprentice at Qie Dun in a restaurant in a village in the city, with a monthly salary of 3,500.
A Yuan "..."
I can't live this day.
On the first day of work, looking at the lazy colleagues and the greasy stove in the kitchen, A Yuan suffered from palace PTSD.
She raised her eyebrows and picked up the spoon, "You haven't wiped the stove clean, do you still want to use your hands?"
"The shredded potatoes you cut are thicker than my arms. Cut them harder!"
"And you, boss, right? You're hiding here playing games at noon, and you forgot the rules of the royal kitchen?!"
Jiang Chi, the restaurant owner who was being scolded by her ears, looked at the new girl in confusion. The person is not big, the spectrum is not small.
But when she casually showed her hands, a "Jin Yu Man Tang" (fried rice with eggs) stir-fried the sound of a dragon's roar, and a "Dragon Playing with Phoenix" (fried pork with green peppers)...
