First time trying ever a quenelle, but I messed up on the texture of the ice cream since it was icier than the dairy based ones I've made which made it harder. A pandan leaf wouldve been nice if I could find one along with some black sesame seeds for contrast.

by CriticalTough4842

4 Comments

  1. faucetpants

    First off, a quinelle requires 2 spoons and has a three sided shape. The single spoon method is a rocher, and you need to temper out your ice cream before. I would use a spoon to push out a nest of rice and fill it with the components to build a dish instead of stuff just next to each other.

  2. lcdroundsystem

    This is one of those dishes that I know tastes like heaven but needs help playing wise.

    The ice cream needs to be tempered. That’s not a quenelle. Please look up YouTube how to vids. Agree leaf and sesame would be nice. The coco cream is puzzling to me a bit. Could you whip it into a whipped coconut cream? Can you make a black sesame ice cream? That would pop.

  3. zzbottomyaheard

    Black sesame seeds or something for contrast especially on the ice cream would be sick. Super cool looking though and seems delicious. I saved this to replicate

  4. East-Question2895

    It may taste great, but this is about as unappealing of a plating as it gets. I would look at changing every aspect of this, from the color of the plate to how things are sliced etc…

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