Wild king Salmon, foraged chanterelles and lobster mushrooms, sugarsnap pea purée, garlic chive buerre blanc

by tvdan3

9 Comments

  1. Philly_ExecChef on

    Two things:

    1. That’s too much pea purée.

    2. I know this because you filtered the absolute hell out of this photo so we’d see how green it is.

    Natural colors are just fine, cap.

    Edit: I understand the plate now with some zooming in. The garlic chive beurre blanc is the exterior pool, the purée is thicker (needs sieved and finer) underneath the salmon.

    Since you’re trying to do the large pools of sauce and purée, you’d probably be better served scattering (with intention) the mushrooms across those elements and highlighting the color and cook on your salmon.

  2. Historical_Flower212 on

    Very nice sear in the salmon.the pruee off sets the presentation.too green.need some contrast.those beautiful mushrooms are lost

  3. Feisty_Subject4734 on

    Way too much filter on there, I’m sure it looks nice but the filter absolutely kills the photo

  4. If you’ve got salmon that nice, I think it’s a real disservice to cover it up so much. An herb on top would look fine, but show off the crispy skin and rosy flesh

  5. You had me until the pea puree. Not only does it sound bleh , peas are not healthy. Truthfully the green looks toxic.

    Some sort of reduction using the natural fats of the salmon would sound much better and I think it would present better. I’m probably in the minority and it’s just my opinion.

    Everything else sounds and looks awesome.

  6. chickenhawk111 on

    Holy shit the green! The vibrancy you got in the purée is admirable but use the other components to break it up a bit.

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