Heath focused on making the chicken soup. The girl was allergic to egg yolks, so he did not add any eggs. As far as Heath knew, some people added eggs to chicken soup to enhance its savory flavor or make it taste more strongly of chicken. However, he had only heard of this recipe and had never actually seen it made, so he had no intention of making that kind of chicken soup.
Chicken soup was very easy to make. The simplest method was to pluck the chicken and remove the inedible parts, then toss it into water to boil. Of course, there were also more distinctive methods that used Chinese medicinal herbs as accompaniments. Heath followed the most traditional method, and with Dialga's Pressure Cooker, it was quite quick to make. Once he finished, the chicken soup looked excellent.
"Next up is the crispy rice." Since the girl was the only customer there, Heath could take his time rather than rush. If there had been other customers, he would have had to coordinate how quickly he prepared their dishes and in what order, which was quite a hassle.
The crispy rice was even simpler. Heath's Food Truck cooked a great deal of rice every day, and this batch was already done, so he only needed to scrape the crust off the bottom. Still, he followed the girl's request, ladling the chicken soup into a bowl before adding the crispy rice, along with a few pieces of chicken. Finally, he sprinkled in a little salt, completing a serving of Chicken Soup Rice tailored specifically to her tastes.
"Miss, here's your Chicken Soup Rice." Heath carried the finished dish over. When there were few customers, he occasionally brought their food over without thinking. That probably had something to do with how