La Grande Aioli: Alaskan halibut, mussels, clams, squid, artichokes, snap peas, baby turnips, fingerlings, saffron aioli

by ChefGuzzy91

19 Comments

  1. wombat0Ncrack on

    Wow, looks fantastic chef, you’re ability to turn that dish around and keep the concept is impressive. It seems to be a lovely fresh catch plate. I may still nit pick the aioli, but eitherway, great job chef, I look forward to seeing more dishes from you!

  2. Busy but beautiful in my untrained eyes. I would loooove to be served this food at a restaurant 😍

  3. Very nice. Looks like peering into a vibrant tidepool.

    I get more of a shared plate vibe than actual entree but it’s a fun concept

  4. Throwra_sisterhouse on

    Just because I’m half french and get twitchy when I see grammar mistakes: it would be Le Grand Aïoli.
    This sounds delicious though.

  5. swagdudebot on

    Nice to see you’ve showed some restraint with the sauces. A chef mate of mine does a similar thing and tends to go crazy with his sauces which turns his lovely plate of seafood into a mess, but this looks nice. Would order.

  6. I would love to have that! Personally, I could without the shells and maybe a little radicchio or endive for texture and bitterness. But I’d be happy if I got this.

  7. Embarrassed_Row_280 on

    I. Get. This. And from all the fancy shmancy chefstable plates going around. I would love to eat. The fuck outta this.

    The thoughtfulness of fennel to pair with seafood, the variety of crunch from fresh vegetables for break monotony of seafood.

    Gimme bread and olive oil to mop this up. I’ll destroy this plate anytime

  8. looks delicious. would smack.
    only thing I would say is maybe some kind of broth-y aspect to tie it all together? something meaty, buttery, and a little bright from some lemon juice.
    shallow pool of broth, scatter your stuff, then a fat dollop of your aioli right in the center.

  9. JackyBoy0257 on

    I can’t tell if it’s beautiful or a mess.

    I guess that’s a good thing.

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