I’m sure the flavor combo works just seems to be a little much. Push your purée through a strainer and it’ll be more smooth. Or better yet ditch it all together, make the aioli the base, ditch the mint, garnish with dehydrated apple crisp with the same spices
limerickdeath on
Hmmmmm, lusty monk?
Philly_ExecChef on
Is it cosplaying as Pocahontas or
CowEmotional7428 on
Ring mold for the purée, and it must be passed through either a chinois or a Tammy. If you want the aioli component, I would toss the Brussels in it once they’ve been fried and they’re still hot rather than the in even distribution of flavor this will yield. The mint isn’t doing anything for me. If you’re going to garnish, it needs to lend to the dish. Maybe some radish for color and texture, or maybe a pickled shallot ring.
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I’m sure the flavor combo works just seems to be a little much. Push your purée through a strainer and it’ll be more smooth. Or better yet ditch it all together, make the aioli the base, ditch the mint, garnish with dehydrated apple crisp with the same spices
Hmmmmm, lusty monk?
Is it cosplaying as Pocahontas or
Ring mold for the purée, and it must be passed through either a chinois or a Tammy. If you want the aioli component, I would toss the Brussels in it once they’ve been fried and they’re still hot rather than the in even distribution of flavor this will yield. The mint isn’t doing anything for me. If you’re going to garnish, it needs to lend to the dish. Maybe some radish for color and texture, or maybe a pickled shallot ring.