Chapter 457: The Wu Minqi Chapter

"...I've rarely seen a Sichuan chef who uses ingredients as boldly as Miss Wu Minqi. Although she appears aloof and is reticent during interviews, her use of ingredients is surprisingly daring and impassioned,"

"The Mao Blood Curd I had at the dinner table the day before had already shocked me, with large chunks of duck blood, tripe, ham sausage, and bean sprouts almost entirely enveloped in chili oil, dried chilies, and Szechuan peppercorns. Each ingredient was soaked in a deep red, each bite tingling my taste buds, causing my mouth to continuously salivate as if taking a deep breath could draw the spicy flavor down my throat and into my stomach."

"At first, I thought this young female chef might have been heavy-handed with the ingredients due to nerves, but a visit to the kitchen a few days later dispelled that notion—far from getting heavy-handed because she was nervous, she actually went lighter on ingredients due to her nervousness."