Made a chuck steak, which I prefer rare, a red wine sauce, roasted yellow cauliflower, roasted lionsmane and maitake mushrooms, microgreens, and dill from my own garden to surround a potato purée seasoned with white pepper and salt. It was really a simple meal; I just wanted to get creative with the plating as practice. Finished with boursin cheese.

by wilddivinekitchen

8 Comments

  1. Novel_Sheepherder277

    Not sure about the baby cheeses, but still, yum.

  2. _TheDoode

    Pardon my ignorance here but doesnt chuck typically need a low and slow cook to tenderize? How did you cook it rare like that?

    Plating looks nice btw

  3. yells_at_bugs

    It’s a very unusual plating, but it’s attractive. May I ask what your microgreens are? Maybe a bit of either ground pepper or even some fried green peppercorns to add substance to the potatoes. The latter plays lovely with these flavors!

  4. therealhlmencken

    This seems like the plate of a wealthy baby. I used to get mashed potato volcanos

  5. DepthFit4606

    Holy shit. You have a vision. I LOVE this plating. Never seen anything like it. It evokes so many emotions. It’s erotic, mysterious, primitive, but elegant. It looks otherworldly. How does it taste?

  6. wilddivinekitchen

    The 5 a was a typo i meant to tyoe and a idk why it autocorrected to 5a

  7. Blackmetalvomit

    Uhm. I love this. How did the potatoes taste?

  8. wilddivinekitchen

    Usually, I use a hand mixer or food processor, but I always make sure to pulse and never constantly blend. I add a bit of extra butter so the fat can help coat the starch and keep it from becoming overly tacky.

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