Hemerocallis Shaped Biscuits
by Yi Yi
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30m
Serving
3
[Works of Bai Cui's Fifth Food Contest]
When it comes to flowers that represent mothers, most people think of carnations. In fact, in traditional Chinese culture, there is also a flower that symbolizes mothers—Hemerocallis, a biscuits in the shape of Hemerocallis, is also specially made for mothers. The picture of Hemerocallis, the plastic method that I figured out by myself, is basically satisfied with the shape, but I think it should be more realistic and beautiful if it is made into a gradient color, you can try it!
Hemerocallis, also known as "Golden Needle", "Forget Worry Grass", "Sorrow", "Deer Arrow" and other names. Hemerocallis is called "Tiger Lily" in English.
Hemerocallis symbolizes the affection of children to their mothers. The poem says: "Whoever speaks one inch of the grass will repay three springs." It refers to Hemerocallis, which is regarded as a mother's flower in the Chinese world, compared to the carnations used in Europe and America. The poet Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty once wrote a poem: "Although the day lily has a small flower, the lonely show can pull itself out, and the pavilion and the chaotic leaves, one by one, the heart is inserted." The heart refers to why the mother's heart will become the mother's flower? It turns out that in ancient times when wanderers were going to travel far, they would plant some daylilies first. I hope that mothers can alleviate the thoughts of their children and forget their worries by looking at these flowers. Tang Dynasty Meng Jiao’s "Wandering Poem" wrote: “Daylily grows up in the hall, and wanders the world; a loving mother leans against the door, but he does not see the daylily flower.” Literati in the past also often used the day lily as the theme of chanting, so the daylily became a symbol of mother's flower in China Hemerocallis, the mother flower of China, this biscuit, here, wishes all mothers in the world happiness and health!
When it comes to flowers that represent mothers, most people think of carnations. In fact, in traditional Chinese culture, there is also a flower that symbolizes mothers—Hemerocallis, a biscuits in the shape of Hemerocallis, is also specially made for mothers. The picture of Hemerocallis, the plastic method that I figured out by myself, is basically satisfied with the shape, but I think it should be more realistic and beautiful if it is made into a gradient color, you can try it!
Hemerocallis, also known as "Golden Needle", "Forget Worry Grass", "Sorrow", "Deer Arrow" and other names. Hemerocallis is called "Tiger Lily" in English.
Hemerocallis symbolizes the affection of children to their mothers. The poem says: "Whoever speaks one inch of the grass will repay three springs." It refers to Hemerocallis, which is regarded as a mother's flower in the Chinese world, compared to the carnations used in Europe and America. The poet Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty once wrote a poem: "Although the day lily has a small flower, the lonely show can pull itself out, and the pavilion and the chaotic leaves, one by one, the heart is inserted." The heart refers to why the mother's heart will become the mother's flower? It turns out that in ancient times when wanderers were going to travel far, they would plant some daylilies first. I hope that mothers can alleviate the thoughts of their children and forget their worries by looking at these flowers. Tang Dynasty Meng Jiao’s "Wandering Poem" wrote: “Daylily grows up in the hall, and wanders the world; a loving mother leans against the door, but he does not see the daylily flower.” Literati in the past also often used the day lily as the theme of chanting, so the daylily became a symbol of mother's flower in China Hemerocallis, the mother flower of China, this biscuit, here, wishes all mothers in the world happiness and health!
