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  1. encredesroses on

    I think the stones really rock the presentation although I have no clue how you’d eat this. How did you make the Tomate cylinder?

  2. domoarigatomrsbyakko on

    I kinda feel like a very simple solution here is alginate caviar with balsamic, using a set of irregular spoons to submerge the balsamic (and avoid sphere shapes)

    Maybe even a cocoa and activated charcoal dusting to kill the gloss.

  3. Looks awesome chef but also like it needs more basil! Maybe instead of the rocks you could do some sort of forest floor terroir that better incorporates the basil?

  4. cookinmyfuckinassoff on

    This is dope. Really clean, Chef, well done. What is the composition of the “mousseline”?, or is it burrata?

  5. Reddit: when you make an amazing plate with beautiful food and everyone focuses on wheather the rocks under the food are edible
    Change nothing. Except maybe add a third cilinder.

  6. ranting_chef on

    For crying out loud, enough about the damn rocks! The dish looks fucking beautiful – everyone needs to quit giving the guy shit about the rocks.

    If you’re ever supposed to eat the rocks, or something that looks suspiciously like a rock, then someone will probably tell you. Nobody has ever told me not to eat my fork, but I wouldn’t consider doing that, either.

  7. fiela-se-kind on

    Shut up!!!!! You guyses are so creative.

    I don’t even know what this is ….. it just wins !!!!

    Hi5 OP

  8. paunchypescado86 on

    Those are rocks , why would you place this wonderful dish on rocks? Also how was it?

  9. SergeantStroopwafel on

    Hey OP, hoe did you make that cylinder out of tomato? Really interesting stuff

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