Heath felt as though he were doing some strange reading comprehension exercise, or perhaps a listening exercise. Either way, it was strange, especially since that lengthy speech still was not over. Heath opened the overview and took a look. There were over two hundred more characters of detailed description after it, and only after reading the whole thing was he finally able to more or less summarize the flavors this girl wanted. In short, she wanted sweet-and-sour dumplings. Although that was a little strange, Heath felt it was not something he could not accept. Besides, compared with doing reading comprehension exercises, Heath felt cooking suited him better. If he kept serving this customer, he felt he would go mad. Her food requirements were simply too unusual. Heath had never seen such a complicated, tedious question.
"But thinking about it, sweet-and-sour dumplings are already unconventional enough. Do people still like sweet-and-sour dumplings these days? That really is a little hard to imagine." Heath scratched his head. To be honest, he knew how to make sweet-and-sour dumplings, but he had never actually eaten them. After all, most dumplings were eaten dipped in vinegar or soy sauce, and Heath had never seen a dumpling restaurant use sweet-and-sour sauce as a dip.
Still, Heath intended to put real effort into giving her the food she wanted. He could make the dumplings normally and, at most, make the dipping sauce sweet and sour. That was no problem for Heath. He could even solve the problem simply by taking out a bottle of sauce. There was nothing difficult about it.
After confirming the customer's tastes, Heath started cooking. However, considering her strange food requirements, he still made dumplings with pickled cabbage filling, so their flavor would better suit her tastes. Otherwise, Heath really could not be