Reindeer with a chanterelle cream, oven baked carrot, caramelized summer onion and sautéed chanterelles

by iSniffless

19 Comments

  1. RockDoveEnthusiast on

    Looks really good to me. Only thing I’d say is maybe a bit more sauce, to make sure there’s enough for the veggies, though they do look beautifully cooked.

  2. Hot-Personality-3683 on

    That’s a gorgeous plate, I’d love to eat this. Really well executed, everything is super clean:)

  3. samsony_huakia on

    Personally always found individually placed/aligned small vegetables/legumes/components to be kind of old fashioned and pretentious.

    Reminds me of the movie “The Aviator” where DiCaprio gets served a plate with twelve neatly arranged individual peas in a square.

    Otherwise I do like it and simplicity is in my view a measure of good design.

  4. Jillredhanded on

    This is way-back machining me to Palladin’s dishes at Jean-Louis at the Watergate blowing everybody’s minds in the early eighties. I was in HS then, lived just across the river, and the hype cemented me wanting to cook for a living.

  5. cooldudeman007 on

    I hear the criticism and understand it, but I also really like the minimalism here. Every component looks beautiful

  6. PsychologicalHall142 on

    One gets the sense that when elements are so sparsely arranged that there’s no way anything could possibly be served hot. Even with a heated plate.

  7. ClearBarber142 on

    Poor composition. It may be very tasty but it doesn’t make me want to eat it. Some kind of sauce is needed. Imho

  8. I’m confused by the people who like this plating. This is not a good looking plating. Makes me second guess other advice I see on here.

  9. Add some sort of jus to pour between the carrot and the reindeer and it’ll look much more composed and put together

    Edit – perfect opportunity to utilize a demi glace

  10. Certain-Entry-4415 on

    Superb.
    Would love a sauce when serving it, like a jus places between the meat and the carrot.

  11. Potential-Change9124 on

    I”m all for this. When chanterelles and reindeer are involved, less is more. Here’s to savoring simplicity.

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