The soup was still steaming, the aroma was rich and the color was beautiful. It was evident that it had been simmering on low heat for at least five hours.
This was Scarlett Yates' favorite chicken soup with yam; a bit of corn was added, making the broth rich and flavorful, with a slight hint of sweetness.
Back then, as soon as Noah Yates had some free time, he would grab a cookbook to study, all to make sure his wife and child ate a little more every day.
Other men would either play cards or gather with a few friends for karaoke and drinks in their free time. Or they would drive off on their own trips, but only Noah Yates would tie on an apron and dive into the kitchen every day.
The neighbors knew about this and would jokingly say that, as a grown man, he acted more like a woman, spending every day soaked in the kitchen, completely forgetting the saying that a gentleman stays away from the kitchen.
