Trying to have a little fun with plating a roast chicken today. Loved how it turned out.

by riffraff1089

12 Comments

  1. semantic_satiation on

    The symmetry and interplay of colors, textures, and components is really cool. Great job chef.

  2. That looks absolutely stunning. Nice job.

    Two very minor things to nitpick:
    – I’m not a fan of purees smeared thinly like that on a plate. Either the plate and puree is hot and the puree quickly dries out and becomes inedible or the plate is cold and so is the puree. Either way it doesn’t eat as well as a thicker quantity of puree.
    – Jus looks broken, there is fat leaking at the edges. Very minor though

  3. Very aesthetically pleasing. Lovely to look at, well done.

    Minor nitpick: I’d like more jus for the chicken. What I’m seeing on the plate doesn’t seem like enough for the amount of protein you have here.

  4. Legitimate-Ball-8963 on

    What did you use to make this amazing purée stroke? It was comb? I want to try the same

  5. SandWitchBastardChef on

    Nice, but the meat to veg ratio is off balance. Needs more wet stuff to accompany the chicken imo

  6. I think the composition (colors, texture, arrangement) are all very appealing. It would be nice if the chicken skin was crispier. And I second the comment re: broccoli purée. The thin tracks are pretty, but it would not be nice to scrape them up to eat and the texture would be off. I’d probably replace the mash with more of the roast vegetables, since you already have one purée.

  7. Philly_ExecChef on

    My only criticism is the little star tip piping, everything else about your dish is nice and strong shapes and colors

    Doesn’t mean I’m right. Just a personal preference

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