Brined pork chop, blackberry tangerine gastrique, pomme purée, parmesan foam, herb oil

by Own-Housing-9102

5 Comments

  1. PM_ME_Y0UR__CAT

    Oy vey.

    Smaller plate, get rid of (or plate differently I guess) the green and white sauces (foam stands up, no?). One unit of potato please.

    What the other guy said about searing, dry and hot.

  2. AbeSimpsonisJoeBiden

    Needs a better sear. Cut on a bias and fan out the slices a bit. Not sure if Parmesan foam
    Is the right choice for this dish.

  3. Ripping hot skillet. High heat. Neutral oil after you heat the pan. Dry your chop thoroughly. 2 minutes first side. Flip. 2 minutes. Flip… repeat until you have a perfect crust & lowering heat if need be until chop is to temp. Loose the unnecessary sauces. Don’t put “brined” on a menu. Its intuitive like saying you seasoned with salt… uh… duh. Of course you did. If your guest wants to know why its so tender/juicy, they’ll ask, waitstaff can say chef brines them blah blah blah.

  4. WeddingUsed1881

    Good job you brined it was it really helps the plating. When I first saw that I thought to myself ‘ oh wow that would have been awful culinary plating if he hadn’t have brined the pork but because the pork was brined the culinary plating is actually quite good. Thank Christ the brine is there as it really makes the dish pop

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