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Meaning of bocatto di cardinale

bocatto di cardinale: Expression of Italian origin which refers to something that is extremely delicious, very good, spectacular.; It is an incorrect translation of the Italian. For the Spaniards it means the best bite of the dish that belongs to the prelate (therefore the best of the best). For Italians: nothing. Perhaps it refers to the Italian words morso, boccone.
"La scarpetta spetta al cardinale"; It is an expression in Italian language that translates "Bite of Cardinal" and refers to an exquisite mue bite, very delicious. Very tasty. Dish that has a very special preparation and that is of great exquisiteness.; Meaning of a stew or food worthy of a Cardinal. : . only for the best tastes and demanding

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