My mother-in-law is a rural woman. How can I eat these meals?

My mother-in-law is a rural woman. I didn't know anything about nutrition after I was pregnant. I ate only a few dishes. Forget it. I can see she did her best. To tell you the truth, I don't like her from the bottom of my heart even though I know she did her best to cook. I can't complain about all the things she does. Every family has its own difficulties.

I'm not going to show filial piety to my mother-in-law. I can only promise that I'll cook for her when she's old. Hire a babysitter and let her son do the rest. Stewed kidney beans with spareribs, shredded hot and sour potatoes, wild vegetable porridge, sour dates, pears, grapes. No matter how delicious it is, I also thank my mother-in-law for cooking for me. When I am not satisfied, I will be worse than those, and then I will feel better.

Is this porridge? Let's talk about it!

The doctor said that you can't eat monosodium glutamate during pregnancy, and my mother-in-law keeps putting monosodium glutamate. Do you want to kill me?

Seeing all this, I really can't complain! How dare you compete?

Give me these every day, and always say to give birth to our family a big fat grandson, I want to throw up!