"Those are perfect," Angus said. He took them and gave them to one of the female fairies who had assigned herself to stay and care for the injured one. She took them and elevated his injured limbs and gave him a thumbs up that she felt the pillows were fine. Marcus brought over several ice packs that he had made and shrunken. He gave them to her, and she wasn't sure exactly what to do with them, and then it struck him that they didn't probably get the use of ice that often. He took one of the tiny ice packs and put them on the injured leg and she got the idea, so she put them on the fairy's injuries.
"I think he's in good hands for now," Angus said. He headed to the kitchen, seeing it was half past eleven, and he set about chopping onions and peppers and then sautéing ground beef to start a filling for a taco salad. He set out a head of lettuce to chop, along with carrots, sweet onions, scallions, radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, and avocados to make his salad for the base. He also intended to make fresh pico de gallo for the salad.
The process was simple. For each serving, he would put his tossed salad down on the bottom of the plate as the base. Then he would add corn crisps on top of the salad, put the hot sauteed taco meat down on top of the crisps, add shredded cheese, a generous dollop of sour cream, some pico de gallo, and then, lastly, a drizzle of taco sauce.
It took him about thirty minutes to prepare a large taco salad for everyone, and he plated one platter for each Fae table, but without the meat, allowing them to help themselves. He made some fresh limeade and served it in pitchers that had ice in them to get it icy cold, and then added a plate of some freshly baked cookies as a sweet for afterwards.
"Lunch is ready," Angus called them. He went to the deck and motioned to Minos and told Minos that lunch was ready. The Faie didn't need to be told twice. They headed immediately to the cheeseboard.
Then he took out a number of taco salads so that all the garden crew had a large taco salad of their own for lunch.