Plated love letter to a childhood lunch – pb&j on wheat with a chocolate milk.

Whole wheat honey cake, peanut butter crémeux, honey roasted peanut streusel, concord grape gel and fresh strawberries, milk chocolate mousse

Made this a bit ago but never posted. Curious to know what this dessert evokes in others 👀

by bcr0

11 Comments

  1. chips_and_hummus

    dope! peanut butter cremeaux sounds awesome. what kind of peanut butter did you use? something like jif or some natural 100% blended peanuts? never really know which i would use for a peanut butter component  

  2. Blue234b

    Wow, amazing chef – I want to taste this so bad

  3. PopularJellyfish7121

    Damn, you went from tart making (not my style) to gastronomical desserts. And i have to say, every one of them is gorgeous.
    I had multiple stations in the kitchen and desserts had been a creative outlet for me, but seeing your work makes me realise i could get more out of those techniques.
    Bravo! Keep posting this stuff

  4. Far_Requirement7954

    This kinda thing makes me want to start smoking weed so I’m well and truly munchy enough to enjoy it.

  5. ronweasleisourking

    *visible confusion*

    I would smash this

  6. Alan-TheDetroyer

    Please chef, there must be a spare going?

  7. Gorgeous and delicious and I need it in my facehole now

  8. trueBlue1074

    Just wanted to say I always enjoy your posts, your plating style is very distinct and your flavor combinations are always on point.

    I noticed you almost always have some sort of crumb component on your dish, may I ask whether there’s a standard base recipe or technique you use that you tweak with different flavorings or is it completely different depending what you’re making?

  9. bebopboopy

    Amazing. A Nostalgic nosh with a high-class bougie spin.

    The only teeny tiny criticism is your jelly ratio is off. I’d want more jelly .

  10. phalanxausage

    I fucking love this. I get burned out and cynical from all of the zero effort riffs on well-known dishes people post, then you show up and remind me how it’s done. Great work.