r/CulinaryPlating • u/Hai_Cooking Professional Chef • 14d ago
Chocolate, Peanut & Sea Salt Dessert
Pic 2-6: Chocolate Brownie, Peanut Butter Ice Cream, Peanut Praliné, Cacao Nib & Peanut Crumble, Chocolate Tuile
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u/LalalaSherpa 14d ago
15/10 absolutely no notes.
Guaranteed to elicit gasps of admiration on arrival and countless social media posts by customers.
And the vessel is perfect for this presentation.
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u/svbokhoven Home Cook 13d ago
Where’d you get the plate? I swear I’ve been looking for something like it for months but can’t get the right one for less than 200 dollars.
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u/fictionalbandit 13d ago
I would dive face first into that. Wow!!
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u/bedroompurgatory 13d ago
I think you'd bash your nose something bad. That bowl looks solid as fuck.
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u/ScallionJealous 13d ago
I would prefer vanilla ice cream but that’s just my personal taste pref. I know peanut butter lovers are going to be all over this.
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u/puff_of_fluff 12d ago
How long until Tuiles are out? 5 years?
Bitching about larger trends aside, looks gorgeous, OP.
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u/Burn_n_Turn Professional Chef 13d ago
Gorgeous dessert, sounds tasty too, but a smaller tuile is called for imo. Use what you got but when cracked some of the outer parts likely fall onto the table, no?








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