Does this need something like chives so it’s not just shades of brown? I personally like it without but curious what others think. The leg is from a roasted and spatchcocked chicken, finished with Fleur de sel before eating

by AccidentDiligent2985

21 Comments

  1. Daddy_Chillbilly on

    Finally! Some actual food.

    It could use some green and fresh tho. I’d want some asparagus or even a nice simple bed of dressed greens.

  2. I’d just say, for eating experience, a bigger plate would be nicer. Other than that looks great. Very Parisian.

  3. quixotic_one123 on

    Well executed and looks perfectly cooked. A bigger plate and some color added to accent the gorgeous main components.
    Nice work!

  4. That’s a big ass pommes dauphin, and I’m here for this.

    I love classic plating for classic dishes. I have an anti tweezer policy at my restaurant. If it needs tweezers, it doesn’t fit our dining style. Also, one sauce per plate (but there is some flex on that one).

    We have a neon sign on our way that says “keep it stupid simple” and by god I am simple 😂

  5. Yes. It does need something green. Maybe something else just scattered around. Just to break it up.

  6. Proud-Butterfly6622 on

    Yummy! Pop a little color right in the center and not only will it be more visually appealing but will help highlight the jus little more. Gorgeous work!!!

  7. The plating looks fantastic! If there was a pool of yummy jus marrying the bowl to the chicken, I think that would elevate the presentation. But, I’m no chef. So, what do I know?

  8. Some sour cream or crème fraiche, and a touch of green would do it for me. Looks great!

  9. Alive-Potato9184 on

    Very well done! Legend. everyone knows home cooking >>>>>> michelin star dining.

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