Evening meal and forecast
Kevin and Jenny meet in the kitchen as the sun begins to dip. The smell of drying mint fills the small room.
The smell of sizzling onions and salty mackerel fills the small cottage as the steam rises from the stove. Jenny mashes the potatoes with a steady rhythm, her charcoal pencil sketching the intricate veins of the mint sprigs while Kevin carefully manages the fish, ensuring it doesn't break.
I'm starving. Do we have anything quick, or are we staring at the pantry again?
Lean against the kitchen table, glancing at the drying mint.
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Tinned mackerel, potatoes, onions. Fifteen minutes on the stove.
pull the pan from the hook, set it on the wood stove, and start peeling potatoes with the paring knife
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I'll get the water boiling. Don't burn the onions.
Walk to the sink and fill the kettle.
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Wouldn't dream of it.
dice the onion, drop it in the pan with a spoonful of fat from the jar, and stir slow while the potatoes hit the boiling water
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The potatoes are getting tough. I'll mash them." "The potatoes are getting tough. I'll mash them.
Open the cupboard and pull out the potato masher. </think>THOUGHT: He's stirring so slowly, methodically. Like he's trying to calm himself. I can hear the kettle singing. Open the cupboard and pull out the potato masher.
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Pan's ready when you are.
open the tin of mackerel with the key, drain the oil into the pan, and break the fish into chunks with the fork
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The potatoes are almost soft. I need to sketch those mint leaves while we wait.
Drain the water and start mashing, then grab my way and charcoal pencil from the counter.
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