I hate the snobbery of it. I hate food being overworked. Most chefs paint pictures on plates to hide their lack of technical ability. They are doing it for themselves, not for their guests.
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Now forwarding to my sister whose studying culinary arts.
ReplyDeleteHear hear. I'm all for nice-looking food, but if it's at the expense of quantity (for I am a greedy pig) then i'm opposed.
ReplyDeleteAlso, sorry for posting two comments; but the picture you posted reminds me of the tower of soup in Black Books. :D
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