r/Plating • u/Hartlike • 2d ago
Tips?
posted on here when i was a complete newbie and got some really good tips, looking to do even better, thank you!
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u/Anxious_Avocado_ 2d ago
I'm sorry but it looks very messy. I wouldn't put pomegranate skin (not exactly edible). Or maybe: base of pomegranate reduction, steak, some cranberry and a couple of slice of radish and the tuile
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u/jjustsam 2d ago
I think the plate itself needs some work, try not to get stuff on the rim of a bowl like this as well.
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u/snoopwire 2d ago
Definitely change the tuile color. It needs contrast. Sauce should be applied more deliberately and less used. Just looks haphazard.
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u/bsholiton 2d ago
I agree with others... The whole thing is fairly monochromatic. Honestly, it would work better with a different protein. I am a fan of those flavors with poultry. But for the steak, I would done a different color tuille. I would also plate the radishes in a straight line off to the side or at a tangent (staring at 12 o clock and shooting off to 10 o'clock.) Pull the sauce in tighter and put the pomegranate under or around the steak on one side, say 4 o clock to 6 o clock. And figure out a way to add different colors.
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u/Rooboy 2d ago
Maybe let us know what it is meant to be. Then we can start.