potato “scale” crusted branzino with saffron aioli and shaved fennel salad

by biboofficial

17 Comments

  1. wombat0Ncrack on

    I’ve only seen these prepared with salmon, always been one of my favorites. Keep it up op!

  2. That is an intriguing flavor profile, but you need to work on making everything more soigne.

  3. semantic_satiation on

    This is super cool and the textures are amazing. With a little extra refinement on the sauce deployment, more ubiquity in the potato layer, and a punch-up on the dill garnish, this would be a 10/10 for me. Kinda want to see the other side, but that slaw/salad looks good

  4. ranting_chef on

    What the hell is this? I thought this was the avocado toast sub.

    Just kidding – looks very nice.

  5. SeekersWorkAccount on

    This is so cool, I haven’t seen this before. I love the idea of the flavors and textures.

  6. I like the idea a lot, needs a little tighter execution but nice. Straighter rows and a little less dark on the papas, an even GBD. Also smaller fennel fronds, in large clumps it can feel kinda like eating hair.

  7. Similar to Boulud’s bass wrap back in the day at le Cirque..looks good, maybe mandolin the scales a little thinner? I would probably poach fish 3/4 then lay it on shingled potatoe scales, roll tight in plastic wrap, chill then sear.. Constructive criticism!! Looks good tho!

  8. Ok-Airline2455 on

    I remember seeing something like this on Hell’s Kitchen. I’d never seen it before that, but I think this looks cool. Good job

  9. Did this in culinary school competition. Everything was great, except the sauce broke

  10. looks nice, but even more than that, it looks absolutely delicious! i want this in my mouth rn

  11. melancholicmelon1 on

    Potatoes over cooked for sure, you’d want a golden brown. Not sure about that raw dill sat on top. Otherwise would be a stunning dish.

  12. SuccessfulProcedure7 on

    I like the concept and flavors, but I’d rather have a meticulously layered gratin with a nicely cooked filet on top.

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