Lower the sear temp, some things look burnt. Sieve the sauce to avoid lumps, fan the pork to see the inside, move the strawberry higher up to gain height. The pine nuts look lost/messy
I’m personally not a fan of the strawberry at all here though flavour/look wise. Does it still have the leaves on or is it just spinach?
Probably tie the pork to make it rounder, it’ll be prettier and have a more even cook
Leading_Rub_9392 on
If you fan the meat, and puree the sauce til smooth, i think youll have a winner.
larissah94 on
I think this would be a solid dish if you got rid of the strawberry. It seems a bit out of place. Maybe have a look at some burnt fig?
We do one at my restaurant with a bit of honey, a blow torch and garnished with deep fried sage
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Lower the sear temp, some things look burnt. Sieve the sauce to avoid lumps, fan the pork to see the inside, move the strawberry higher up to gain height. The pine nuts look lost/messy
I’m personally not a fan of the strawberry at all here though flavour/look wise. Does it still have the leaves on or is it just spinach?
Probably tie the pork to make it rounder, it’ll be prettier and have a more even cook
If you fan the meat, and puree the sauce til smooth, i think youll have a winner.
I think this would be a solid dish if you got rid of the strawberry. It seems a bit out of place. Maybe have a look at some burnt fig?
We do one at my restaurant with a bit of honey, a blow torch and garnished with deep fried sage
Edit: alternatively, torched peaches for colour