Chapter 559 Departure
Tu Mi pulled Qiu Niang and insisted on sending Zhu Huaizhen and Lou Li out of the Shangjing city gate.
"Your Highness, eat this bowl of Buddha Jumps Over the Wall while it's hot. From now on, when you're camping, you'd better eat lighter meals to avoid stomach upset that you won't have a doctor to see." Qiu Niang spoke softly, which was her greatest tenderness.
Sugar-heart abalone, pineapple sea cucumber, white shark lips, young deer tendons, claw meat, golden shark fin, ivory clam meat, spider fish glue, quail eggs, ham, pork ribs, clean winter bamboo shoots, king oyster mushrooms, chrysanthemum mushrooms, wild pine mushrooms, morels, snow bamboo fungus, Shaoxing wine, eighteen ingredients, eighteen delicious flavors. The moment you lift the lotus leaf covering the jar, the rich meaty aroma is so fragrant that even a Buddha would jump over the wall.
Zhu Huaizhen smashed it clean, smiling like a flower and his eyes moving.
"Your Highness, you really won't take me with you? I won't disturb you." Tu Mi said sullenly.
"Tu Mi, I can't keep an eye on the crowd." Zhu Huaizhen shook his head and laughed.
Forget it, Tu Mi simply got up, took Qiu Niang with her, and said goodbye.
Because Tu Mi really didn't want to face Queen Du.
She was afraid that she would lose control and say or do the wrong thing, thus ruining her prince's plan.
Tu Mi and Qiu Niang had just left when Queen Du and Shen Nuo arrived.
Zhu Huaizhen smelled the floral fragrance emanating from Queen Du.
The ingredients of the flower fragrance are sandalwood, peach blossoms, roses, lilies, lotus flowers, cloves, and musk. First, grind the Indian old mountain sandalwood into a fine powder. Then, soak fresh peach blossoms, dried roses, fresh lilies, and fresh white lotus flowers in a musk solution overnight. Then, pound the mixture into a fragrant paste and mix it with the fine sandalwood powder.
There are two kinds of Huajianxiang: fragrance pills and fragrance dew. To make fragrance pills, add appropriate amount of honey. To make fragrance dew, filter the solution with gauze.
Lou Li has changed his name to Xihuaxiang.
The phrase "Xihuaxiang" (cherishing the fragrance of flowers) is taken from a poem. Last night, the rain was light and the wind was strong, and I couldn't sleep off the hangover. I asked the person rolling up the curtains, but they said the crabapple tree was still the same. Do you know? Do you know? They should be green, fat, and red, thin. Coincidentally, there are two kinds of flowers in Xihuaxiang: the lotus is fat, and the saffron is thin.
The main ingredients of Xihuaxiang are lotus, saffron, agarwood, and dendrobium. First, take fresh lotus flowers, using only the petals, and roast them half-dry. Next, take fresh or dried saffron and roll them whole inside the half-dry lotus flowers, pressing them tightly and cutting them into small pieces. Next, use the original agarwood leaves to cut them into the same size as the lotus rolls. Use warm dendrobium juice to seal the two leaves together, then dry them in the shade and roast them again. It can be used by either decocting or rendering.
The fragrance of flowers is gentle, sweet and has a unique charm.
By the way, Chen Nuo was infected with Galaxiang.
The main ingredients of kiang incense are agarwood, sandalwood, kalanchoe, magnolia, cloves, camphor, and ambergris. First, wash and remove the dirt from the agarwood, dry it in the shade, and sprinkle it with ambergris solution three times. Then, dry it in the shade, roast it, and grind it into a fine powder. Next, grind the sandalwood, preferably the Indian sandalwood, into a fine powder. Use the male cloves of Caryophyllus caryophyllus, also into a fine powder. Next, mix the three incense powders according to the ratio that Yuwen Cheng determined after much research. Next, take dried magnolia and kalanchoe flowers, grind them, and mix them into the incense powder. Finally, take an appropriate amount of camphor, grind it into a fine powder, and mix it with the previously prepared incense powder. When using, wrap it in a gauze bag, tighten the air vent, and store it in a closet. Alternatively, wrap it in a sachet and decorate it with jade and hang it in a meditation room for meditation and chanting.
"Are you just two?" Zhu Huaizhen asked.
"One of us is surnamed Du and the other is surnamed Chen, so we are not outsiders." Queen Du smiled gently.
"Queen Du, are you sure this Du is the same as Du Sinan's Du?" Zhu Huaizhen joked.
Yes, the Shangjing Du family claimed to be descendants of Du Sinan.
Du Sinan was the Minister of Rites during the reign of Empress Roujia of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and he recruited disciples from all over the world.
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