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  1. I love the cleanness and the tight plating of the fish and puree. Not loving the messiness of the sauce.

    Searing the halibut would make it look more appetizing.

    It’s like they are 2 different dishes.

  2. Mexican_Chef4307 on

    It’s def pretty. But in my humble opinion. A lot of soft textures. Maybe some crunch element or complimentary crunchy veggies around it?

  3. Thick-Tooth-8888 on

    3/10 too much around the sides. The top looks like it has some kind of disease. Halibut is probably fine but looks like hospital food. Overall looks like a 5 year old put this together real quick. And you got 1/2 point for effort.

  4. GreenTangerine89 on

    No one has seen a poached fish round here I guess. Halibut doesn’t always need to be seared. Smh
    I love the plate. I like the contrast of the clean fish and puree with the more wild sauce plating. It looks freaking delicious but I do agree that some texture might be missed when eating it.

  5. PlagerizedUsername on

    Maybe leave the skin on the fish and caramelise the skin. Just seems not a lot of contrast of colours just white and green and dark brown. Maybe as well add some pickled red cabbage on top of the fish. But overall love the clean look just a tad plain.

  6. Really lovely plate. The halibut, the purée and the bordelaise all look incredible texturally. I agree that a crunchy element would be a good addition.

  7. TheCalvinators on

    God this is the worst subreddit.

    8/10, very tight, clean lines, I agree with the overall “soft” comments, definitely needs a texture contrast, I also think you could have went with a ~slightly smaller portion to highlight the Halibut more. Great looking plate overall.

  8. Looks good but the filter on the pic makes it look “grayer.” Also lacking height. Maybe microherbs instead of chives. Other than that looks tight

  9. ilikesodainmyjuice on

    Beauty. Pea sauce looks smooth af. Poached or steamed halibut is severely underrated too

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