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Oct 13 2014 12:23am
Can I marry you and have you cook for me every night?

I can wear a wig.
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Oct 13 2014 07:49am
lol that was my thought aswell xD
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Oct 19 2014 07:39am
I've actually been trying a few of these dishes over the last week or so, and I must say they're quite tasty.
No real shortcomings here, great job chase ^_^
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Oct 21 2014 07:48pm
all looks delicious man!

quick suggestion some of your pics are too close in for us to see the presentation on the plate as a whole!
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Oct 27 2014 06:34pm
Thanks for the cmoments everyone :)
The wife and I tag teamed dinner tonight. Roasted pork loin / roasted fingerlings / grilled corn with peppers and thyme / apple juice and rosemary reduction.

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Quote (Creations @ Oct 27 2014 08:34pm)
Thanks for the cmoments everyone :)
The wife and I tag teamed dinner tonight. Roasted pork loin / roasted fingerlings / grilled corn with peppers and thyme / apple juice and rosemary reduction.

http://i.imgur.com/85FZR1i.jpg


look yummy
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Oct 27 2014 08:09pm
you have a bad habit of drizzling something around the plate on almost everything. it looks sloppy imo...try it without it sometimes and you'll notice it looks alot cleaner. if you're looking for something to make the plate look better, think up some creative garnishes

fyi I've been to culinary school and worked in many very high end restaurants, and sous-chef'd twice. gave up that career path but I do miss it.
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Quote (Tylenol @ Oct 27 2014 09:09pm)
you have a bad habit of drizzling something around the plate on almost everything. it looks sloppy imo...try it without it sometimes and you'll notice it looks alot cleaner. if you're looking for something to make the plate look better, think up some creative garnishes

fyi I've been to culinary school and worked in many very high end restaurants, and sous-chef'd twice. gave up that career path but I do miss it.


Yeah that's definitely something that I need to expand on, being my plating. Shoot me some ideas if you would like. I'm always looking to learn. Thanks for the honesty and criticism.
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Oct 28 2014 01:45am
Quote (Tylenol @ Oct 27 2014 09:09pm)
you have a bad habit of drizzling something around the plate on almost everything. it looks sloppy imo...try it without it sometimes and you'll notice it looks alot cleaner. if you're looking for something to make the plate look better, think up some creative garnishes

fyi I've been to culinary school and worked in many very high end restaurants, and sous-chef'd twice. gave up that career path but I do miss it.


i agree it looks kinda sloppy, but on the other hand, its very popular right now. its like the parsley flakes of the 90's.
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Entree we did tonight.
Ribeye/ roasted garlic mash / chive puree / fried thyme.

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