Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: You need to find something tasty to get your rabbit addicted to.

• make: Cooking is a great way of having fun and making something tasty too.

Infinitive complement

• eat: Obviously I also used them because they're rather tasty to eat over the winter, and seemed easy to grow.

Modifies a noun

• morsel: Oh my, what a tasty young morsel you've brought me.

• snack: You'll make a tasty snack for the sea monster.

• recipe: Why not try some of these tasty recipes below.

• dish: There were several tasty dishes listed on the menu.

• tapa: You can also enjoy some great eateries, where you can get all sorts of great cuisine including tasty tapas.

• meal: Our menu is inspired by tasty meals & bites from all corners of the world.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: Adrian's meat was wonderfully tasty too - must have been the special sauce.

• surprisingly: Tundra Cabbage is surprisingly tasty and tender for an over-wintered cabbage.

• incredibly: Check out the early classic Coasters records for some incredibly tasty guitar playing.

• rather: The solo he plays around the 3-minute mark is also rather tasty.

• exceptionally: The food was served fresh and hot and proved to be exceptionally tasty.

• extremely: The most exiting part of the book for us is definitely the recipes which are extremely tasty.

Used with adjective complement

• look: My Lamb Karahi was served in the Iron Karahi and looked quite tasty if perhaps a little oily.

• deliver: Each week Food Chain volunteers gather at six kitchens to cook and deliver tasty, healthy meals to housebound Londoners affected by HIV.

• serve: There is a bar within walking distance, the Club House over the road has a great atmosphere and serves tasty Belgium food.

• sound: I don't have access to my server as I used shared hosting, but Robot Cop sounds very tasty.