1 delicious
Explanation: Exquisite food and delicious food describe food as very delicious.
From: Bird Yang Hao's poem "Cuiyin Pavilion Built in Harmony": "Fu Zun smiles at the children, and you will get a delicious koi fish double."
To appease you, smile and say to the children, how can you cook koi fish double?
2. Dragon liver and phoenix marrow
Description: It is a metaphor for extremely rare and precious food.
From: Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 36: "Liu Bei said:' If you hear that the public will go, you will lose your right hand and left hand. Although there are dragon liver and phoenix marrow, they are not palatable. "
Liu Bei said, "If I hear of your going, I will lose my right hand. Although the dragon liver and phoenix marrow are not fragrant. "
3, phoenix marrow dragon liver
Explanation: Metaphor is rare and delicious.
From: Ren's "Dong, where is a lover": "People are good at suffering from phoenix marrow and dragon liver; I should chew my tongue, so I'm ashamed that I didn't leave two women. "
Translation: He is so kind that he enjoys other marrow dragons and liver phoenixes; I should chew my tongue. I'm sorry I didn't give it to my two daughters.
4, endless aftertaste
Explanation: aftertaste: refers to the aftertaste after eating. This is a metaphor for remembering things. The more you think about it, the more interesting it becomes.
Said by: Wang Song Yucheng's poem "Olive": "The aftertaste is long, and the first feeling is sweet.
After a long aftertaste, I began to feel willing.
5. mouth watering
Explanation: Saliva: Saliva. I'm so greedy that my mouth is dripping. Describe a very greedy look.
From: Zhao Hai Wen Jia by Tang Zongyuan: "I covet my tongue and squander my afternoon."
My mouth is watering. I'm busy.
2. How to cook delicious food? 1: On my way home from school, my mother bought me an ice cream. Ice cream is round, orange around and white in the middle, just like a beautiful small bowl. Ice cream gives off an attractive fragrance. It's really delicious. My mouth is watering.
It rained lightly in the morning. Although it cleared up, the road was still slippery. The autumn harvest crops in the field were washed green and crystal clear by the rain, and the air also smelled fresh and moist.
At noon, I moved out of my small chair, sat on the balcony behind my dormitory, leaned against the wall and closed my eyes slightly, enjoying the warmth brought by the sunshine and pursuing the faint fragrance mixed with it.
When I came to Shan Ye, I seemed to smell the sweet-scented osmanthus, and every corner of Shan Ye seemed to be full of fragrance. I walked on. Not far away, a maple leaf is swaying in the branches, as if waving to me. I quickened my pace and caught it. It is very small, and the color on the handle has changed from light green to light red. Ah! I feel that autumn has arrived.
3. The idiom that food smells good has disappeared-
With relish,
The aftertaste is endless.
Salivating lips
Eat it
have regular meals
Precious and delicious food
Delicious food from land and sea-all kinds of delicious food
Wine and food
Drooling with greed
Delicious food
Delicious food from land and sea-all kinds of delicious food
Rare treasures in the world
fine
Have an appetite
Suitable seasoning
Oily but not greasy
Fresh and delicious
Lovely guest
Wind and clouds-
With relish,
The aftertaste is endless.
Salivating lips
Eat it
have regular meals
Precious and delicious food
Delicious food from land and sea-all kinds of delicious food
4. Idioms to describe food idioms to describe food are: mouth-watering, eight treasures to eat, five flavors to taste, mouth-watering, shy and delicious.
First of all, drooling.
1, pinyin: chuí xián yù dī: and
2, interpretation: it means that even the saliva is dripping down, describing a very greedy look.
3. Source: Liu Tang Zongyuan's Zhao Hai Wen Jia: I was drooling and squandered the afternoon. I am so greedy that my mouth is dripping and I spend money everywhere. )
Second, eight treasures and jade food.
1, pinyin
2, interpretation: delicacies generally refer to exquisite food.
3, the source: Jin Dong Jieyuan's "The West Chamber": Eight Baoyu invited Lang to eat, and a thousand words told business. I invited you to the party with delicious food. I have a thousand words to tell you. )
Sanwuwei
1, pinyin: w incarnation
2, interpretation: describe the seasoning, sweet and sour, spicy and salty.
3. Source: Li Yun by Dai Sheng in the pre-Qin period: five flavors, six foods and twelve foods. Different foods eaten in twelve months of the year are sweet, sour, spicy and salty. )
Fourth, drooling.
1, pinyin: ChuíXin sān chǐ
2, interpretation: refers to the mouth hanging three feet long saliva, describing the mouth to the extreme. It also describes envy to the extreme and wants to keep it for yourself.
3. Origin: Liu Tang Zongyuan's "Three Commandments": Introduction, the dog is coveting, and the tail is coming. Entering the room, a group of dogs with three feet of saliva in their mouths all wrapped their tails. )
Fifth, shame and exquisiteness
1, pinyin
2. Definition: refers to very precious and delicious food.
3, the source: Ming Lanling laughed "Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci": put on shameful and delicious food, so we have to have no dragon liver and phoenix marrow. There are very precious and delicious foods, but there is no dragon liver and phoenix marrow. )