Chapter 31 Section 30

I am in the kitchen. I took two eggs out of the freezer, and prepared a bowl on the counter next to the sink, along with a sugar bowl, a small salt bottle, and a salad oil bucket. I want fried eggs.The pancakes were on the gas stove, but there was no fire.The sun shines in from the small windows on the front, and the kitchen is bright.I'm standing in the middle of the bright kitchen in my mother's pink apron, determined to cook for myself. I picked up the egg with my right hand and cracked it against the side of the sink, cracks appearing in the shell.Then immediately put the thumbs of both hands into the crack, twist the left and right wrists over the bowl, and peel the eggshell.Although the movement is still a little clumsy, it can be regarded as a beautiful first egg.Egg whites flowed from the half shells on the left and right hands.On to the next one.The second one also played well.

Pick up the long chopsticks with your right hand and the bowl with your left hand.But I paused suddenly and took a sharp breath. This bowl is lacquerware, black on the outside and red on the inside.Two egg yolks wrapped in egg whites are arranged friendly in the center of the red lacquer concave.The contrast between red and yellow is slightly white.Each yolk has a bit of the white of the egg band. There are two yellow spheres in the red container. One of the yolks had a black smudge on it.No, not black, but red.Red sticks to the surface of the yellow sphere. The red of blood— I didn't dare to look any further, and poked into the eggs in the bowl with my long chopsticks.The yolk starts to spread.I squinted my eyes, tried not to look at the bowl as much as possible, and stirred.

On top of the diffused yellow, there is a streak of blood red floating on it.Following the stirring motion of the right hand, the red color once disappeared, and then the egg yolk reappeared on the surface in the same shape after turning over.Repeatedly. disappear, disappear. ...Mixed with yellow, disappear! I kept mixing the eggs until the eggs in the container were completely uniform and tiny air bubbles appeared on the surface.