There were many dishes served for New Year's Eve dinner, and they varied from place to place. The dish Heath was making this time was also a very traditional one-steamed pork with rice flour.
Steamed pork with rice flour was a very traditional dish with quite a history. It could not exactly be called an exclusively New Year's Eve dish, since people could eat it even when it was not the New Year. Its greatest merit, though, was its distinctive flavor and wonderfully unusual texture. There was nothing wrong with eating it outside the holiday, and it was also worthy of being served as part of a New Year's Eve dinner. Besides, Heath had never made it for Giovanni before.
So Heath planned to make some steamed pork with rice flour. Although it was not in Master Wu Gui's recipe book, this was a dish that could be made in very large quantities to begin with. That was exactly what Heath intended to do: make a big batch, give some to Giovanni, and save all the rest for that evening's New Year's Eve dinner.
Although Sister Feng had not said how many Officer Jennys there were in Vermilion City, Heath had a fairly good idea himself. He had estimated their numbers, so he was preparing quite a lot. Even if it might still not be enough for every Officer Jenny in the city to have some, Heath could only say he had done his best.
As for handing over the recipe and letting other cooks make it themselves? That really would not work. Steamed pork with rice flour did not exist in this world, and it tasted excellent. If he taught it to others, Heath could not guarantee that every one of them would be a good person who would