/r/CulinaryPlating
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Whether you're a professional chef, or a rousing home cook, this subreddit is for the betterment of plating everywhere! Ask for advice, receive critiques and show us what you're made of! Primarily we want to create a space where people can improve on plating. Beautiful plates are appreciated, but we do not demand Instagram photo quality, nor do we want to build an Instagram portfolio.
/r/CulinaryPlating
Happy Halloween!
Relatively new to plating. Wanted to go for a more “woodsy” feel for this one hence my usage of pork and these veggies along with the black garlic sauce.
Fried potato, marinated anchovie filet, caramelized red onion, sauce verte, arugula. This is the amuse bouche to my 8 course Escoffier themed dinner.
Garlic parsley potato puree stuffed with hand-pulled mozzarella, salsa brava, truffle-parmesan-lemon aioli
Sorry I had to delete the post earlier as I made some errors in my caption and was unable to edit. The Parmesan Romano I used could’ve used a little lighter hand. Sorry about the double post, but thank you all for the feedback I am learning so much from the subreddit and its community
I wanted to play with height on this dish and really enjoyed all the flavors. Next time I would eliminate the herb garnish as it wasn’t needed and a last minute decision. Also the green beans on the side fell and landed like that so I decided to keep it.
Was going for a slightly elevated rustic style
melon parisians , oblique cut cucumber , homemade riccota , basil, toasted pumpkim seeds, melon consomme and olive oil.
White chocolate aero, white chocolate & yogurt panna cotta, milk chocolate cremeux, dark chocolate brownie, dark chocolate ice cream, chocolate candy shards, cocoa soil & roasted hazelnuts
Wanted to share a plate up I did at home a few sundays ago when I was cleaning out our fridge + cook for the girl. Hope it gives some inspo.
Its basically a sirloin ( I believe it was) that was cooking utilising the 30 second method and I think I had some chermoula/chimmi-esq condiment leftover so I drizzled some of it while it rested. Then its just thinly sliced fruits and veg on their last leg and a little tomato oil. + Maldon. It was a really good meal!
I am working on my plating and I made this the other day. Really proud of how it turned out! Tasted amazing and is one of the best looking dishes I ever made.
Tips and constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.
Ps: don't mind the overcooked duck. I took it off the stove, put it in the oven to finish it off and forgot to look at the time so I just guesstimated and was off by one or two minutes.