Pink Praline Tart with Orange Blossom Ice Cream, Crumble, Lemon Verbena Tuile, and Lemon Verbena Leaves

by joross31

20 Comments

  1. kimchimandoo3 on

    Fantastic clash of colours. The plate is incredibly beautiful as well. Great selection. Congratulations.

    How was the taste?

  2. amarelo-manga on

    I’m in love with this. I like it better without the tuile just cause I prefer simpler dishes. As it is, it’s direct, elegant and the combination of flavours makes sense.

  3. outstanding!

    it looks slightly off center though. the distance to the inner circle of the plate seems very inconsistent. 12 o clock is farther than 6 o clock, 9 o clock is closer than 3 o clock, but beautiful work!

  4. Tuile looks far superior than without. Nice job.

    In my opinion “Sugar Free” should not be a selling point for elegant desserts.

  5. No_Permit8766 on

    That’s the sacred geometry of desserts. It’s really beautiful. Well done.

  6. Very impressive!

    If you can pull off consistent execution during busy nightly dinner service, it would be astonishing.

  7. Dismal_Equivalent_68 on

    How fun. Love the tiny verbena and I bet they add a nice flavor. Cute plating and your little ice cream came out great

  8. The plating is 👌👌 but I’m going to be pissed if I get served half a pink praline tart.

  9. Pretty cool, and I’m sure the kitchen is happy to eat the part you sliced out!

  10. Super clean construction, great colors, and I’m a sucker for the lemon verbena. The bake on the tart shell looks perfect. Perforated mold or traditional? The sugar free / gluten free always surprises me

  11. RapportRaptor on

    Honestly I love tuilles and molds and such, and I think I know quite a lot about making them. But I’m drawing a blank on how you made a lemon verbena tuille that shade of purple. Looks incredible

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