Three different piles of fried brussels. Two with haricot vert. Half of a what appears to be a huge avocado? Fish sitting over on the side like it is a time out for bad behaviour. Sunchoke puree is MIA, almond crumb that will turn to mush with the whey sauce, and what appears to be a non-edible flower.
Sometimes less is more. And sometimes WAY LESS is even more.
DrFart_DDS on
It has some nice elements be you gotta pull back a bit…there’s virtually no negative space on the plate, it all looks so busy. I personally really like clean plating…if it was me I’d go center plate with the vibrant sauce first on the plate, pull back on the amount of like every other component. The slicing/design work on avocado is nice but way too much…lots of crumbs on the plate, I agree with previous post that they will get soggy…all in all I’d say strictly in regards to plating and nothing to do with flavor profile I’d say the biggest constructive criticism I’d offer is way less stuff, center plate, more negative space
eeece13 on
I’m not a chef, just a casual browser of this sub, but I love this plate so much! Honestly one of my favorite platings I’ve seen recently.
bmullis411 on
Honestly thought it was a weird bowl of ramen
MissAnneThrope84 on
A simple plate might help here too. It’s a beautiful piece, but it might help the chaos if it were presented on more of a blank canvas.
Peteyisthebest on
I love it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so while this may not be it for minimalists, I’d be thrilled to be served this.
Historical_Flower212 on
Too busy but a very nice dish
ChefNorCal on
Seems like your portions are all off. There is a lot of avo and three huge piles of veggies compared to the fish.
mtnkid27 on
I’m no chef. But this looks great, but definitely a bit over crowded. I know the client requested it this way so it’s ok as long as they are pleased. I think personally I’d do a darker plate the brown shiny aspect of it confuses my eye a bit. I’d definitely chow down though. 🙂
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People do have good points but sometimes things get too much by the books. The world’s been in a minimalist phase so some counter culture can be fun and interesting. Personally I like that the plate is busy, though it could use a bit of tightening up. I really would love to see more busy plates. There is such thing as overcrowding but I think you managed to get a lot on there without making things actually crowded, like it’s got a varying topology to it, not just a mountain of stuff.
The brussels sprouts being in 3 places, yeah I guess I can see that with the comments, it doesn’t bother me too much
I don’t care what people say about the avocado, maybe another ounce or two on the fish to match it a bit better, but people saying it’s too much don’t live somewhere where it’s normal to eat a large avocado’s worth in a meal, hell we have fried avocados and that is pretty much dinner.
The almond crumble is fine, it’s obviously separated by the avocado and not like almonds get as soggy as starch based crumbles
The flower is kind of clunky, really that and the swirl they bring good color but feel a bit more like they were afterthoughts for contrast, that’s really the main complaint I would have, tightening that up. There’s also stuff like alium flowers that have a nice purple color that would play into the flavors of the dish. Even if it’s edible, I wouldn’t bite into it. Even just pulling the petals out would have helped. But the purple colors play really nicely with the dish.
It looks delicious man. I feel like I could ge lost visually in the dish in a good way. It deviates from the norm but I don’t think that’s a bad thing. It seems like you pretty cleanly executed your vision.
Luptonr on
Wow, this is an amazing piece of art
FoodBabyBaby on
Looks gorgeous, like strikingly beautiful, but my concern is always going to be presentation getting in the way of flavor.
On that front- that is a lot of avocado…
– Is it seasoned?
– Is there enough seasoning and acid to make every slice taste good?
– Does it go with the other flavors on the plate?
swild89 on
If you’re gonna be silly and use the French word for green bean, at least let it be a French green been, not a regular ole one
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Three different piles of fried brussels. Two with haricot vert. Half of a what appears to be a huge avocado? Fish sitting over on the side like it is a time out for bad behaviour. Sunchoke puree is MIA, almond crumb that will turn to mush with the whey sauce, and what appears to be a non-edible flower.
Sometimes less is more. And sometimes WAY LESS is even more.
It has some nice elements be you gotta pull back a bit…there’s virtually no negative space on the plate, it all looks so busy. I personally really like clean plating…if it was me I’d go center plate with the vibrant sauce first on the plate, pull back on the amount of like every other component. The slicing/design work on avocado is nice but way too much…lots of crumbs on the plate, I agree with previous post that they will get soggy…all in all I’d say strictly in regards to plating and nothing to do with flavor profile I’d say the biggest constructive criticism I’d offer is way less stuff, center plate, more negative space
I’m not a chef, just a casual browser of this sub, but I love this plate so much! Honestly one of my favorite platings I’ve seen recently.
Honestly thought it was a weird bowl of ramen
A simple plate might help here too. It’s a beautiful piece, but it might help the chaos if it were presented on more of a blank canvas.
I love it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so while this may not be it for minimalists, I’d be thrilled to be served this.
Too busy but a very nice dish
Seems like your portions are all off. There is a lot of avo and three huge piles of veggies compared to the fish.
I’m no chef. But this looks great, but definitely a bit over crowded. I know the client requested it this way so it’s ok as long as they are pleased. I think personally I’d do a darker plate the brown shiny aspect of it confuses my eye a bit. I’d definitely chow down though. 🙂
People do have good points but sometimes things get too much by the books. The world’s been in a minimalist phase so some counter culture can be fun and interesting. Personally I like that the plate is busy, though it could use a bit of tightening up. I really would love to see more busy plates. There is such thing as overcrowding but I think you managed to get a lot on there without making things actually crowded, like it’s got a varying topology to it, not just a mountain of stuff.
The brussels sprouts being in 3 places, yeah I guess I can see that with the comments, it doesn’t bother me too much
I don’t care what people say about the avocado, maybe another ounce or two on the fish to match it a bit better, but people saying it’s too much don’t live somewhere where it’s normal to eat a large avocado’s worth in a meal, hell we have fried avocados and that is pretty much dinner.
The almond crumble is fine, it’s obviously separated by the avocado and not like almonds get as soggy as starch based crumbles
The flower is kind of clunky, really that and the swirl they bring good color but feel a bit more like they were afterthoughts for contrast, that’s really the main complaint I would have, tightening that up. There’s also stuff like alium flowers that have a nice purple color that would play into the flavors of the dish. Even if it’s edible, I wouldn’t bite into it. Even just pulling the petals out would have helped. But the purple colors play really nicely with the dish.
It looks delicious man. I feel like I could ge lost visually in the dish in a good way. It deviates from the norm but I don’t think that’s a bad thing. It seems like you pretty cleanly executed your vision.
Wow, this is an amazing piece of art
Looks gorgeous, like strikingly beautiful, but my concern is always going to be presentation getting in the way of flavor.
On that front- that is a lot of avocado…
– Is it seasoned?
– Is there enough seasoning and acid to make every slice taste good?
– Does it go with the other flavors on the plate?
If you’re gonna be silly and use the French word for green bean, at least let it be a French green been, not a regular ole one
Is that ginormous flower edible?