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Complete plating noob and home cook. I’ve been a lurker here for a while and always love to see this subs creativity shine.

This was a smoked and seared strip steak,roasted asparagus, and a browned butter butternut squash puree with a chimichurri drizzle which worked surprisingly well against the puree with its acid.

I know this is far from anything professional but would love some advice so I can hone in on this as a hobby.

I don’t have any plating specific tools and I’m open to any recommendations that aren’t too far fetched in a home setting.

The puree wasn’t strained and I just used a spoon instead of a dropper for the chimichurri.

Thanks in advance!

by Immediate-Account-82

2 Comments

  1. awesometown3000

    Home cooking shouldn’t waste time with wacky plating, but the quality of your cooking looks good. Just feels like way too much puree

  2. OkFlamingo844

    Sounds delicious but needs a lot of refinement for sure