Beet salmon gravlax with coconut broth, herb and chili oil, rice crisps, and beet sprouts

by kcoupland

12 Comments

  1. Damn I must have missed the memo about these rice cracker things, I’m seeing them everywhere on fine dining menus now

  2. Where’s the dill? Gravalax is a specific execution and it does call for dill to be used. I don’t see any here, unless in the herb oil? But it would not hurt to have a sprig or two floated on the sauce.

    Other than that not sure why the entirety of the fish, was dyed. Usually you’d just cure the top and bottom, leaving the center a natural color.

  3. TitoMLeibowitz on

    This is one of the best plates I’ve seen in this sub

    Putting the protein in the center would be my only piece of feedback

  4. I agree with everyone who said protein in the center. I would also like to suggest that this would be a great vegetarian dish with real beets. Perhaps a mix of colors. I actually thought that was what it was at first glance. Very creative.

  5. Ohhh it’s a rice crisp. I was like “who threw there napkin in this dish and took a picture of it?”

  6. Philly_ExecChef on

    Leave that protein right where it is. The offset lends aesthetic. I would have used the micro to balance the white space rather than bury that gorgeous salmon color and texture.

    Also wHeRe’S tHE dIlL tHiS isN’T rEaL GrAVlaX!!

  7. yourdailycovfefe on

    Hey OP this dish looks incredible! As somebody who lives in the south I love the use of beets with the salmon.

    Would you be open to sharing what you did with the coconut broth? Been trying to track down a good recipe for this and I imagine yours is as good as it looks 🙂

  8. How’d you keep the beet from bleeding into the coconut broth? I would’ve thought it’d spread quite rapidly.

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