Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Scallop
This is yet another dish from my Sous Chef and friend, Jorge Ortiz. It is such a pleasure to see him grow and see his aesthetic evolve, this is a extremely beautiful plate of food.
Elements of the dish:
Scallop cooked sous vide, then seared
whipped potato "mayonnaise"
Parmesan bubbles
chive flowers
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Hamachi 2
This is another hamachi dish James Palleson, one of our junior sous chefs made. It is trio of hamachi, each prepared in a different way. The first has been marinated and injected with matcha tea brine sitting on top of whipped green tea. The next is dressed in lemon and ginger, with Asian pear. The last one being marinated in a cardamom brine, with pickled turnip, and sprouted legume. Also the base of the plate is actually hamachi pounded out into a square, and the bubbles are made of red cabbage. Before I had posted this, him and I sat down to look at the pictures and he immediately told me what he would have done different. This Is a really admirable quality to have as a chef, always thinking about a better way of doing things, we are never truly satisfied, always pushing forward, never stand still has been my philosophy, and James just gets it. I'm excited to have him on my team, and excited to see where he takes his career. cheers JP!
Photo: David Chou
Friday, October 28, 2011
Hamachi
This is another dish from my sous chef Jorge Ortiz, I love the idea of cataloging our food to see our progression. Each dish gets better.
Grilled Hamachi
fava beans
pickled radish
scallion
fennel
Photo credit: David Chou
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Red Velvet
Red Velvet cake deconstructed. Red velvet cake puree
cream cheese custard
pecan sorbet
red velvet crumbs
frozen buttermilk
Happy Halloween!
Photo: David Chou
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tuna
So this is a dish made by my Sous Chef Jorge Ortiz, this is basically a deconstructed version of the tuna tartare we do at Flip. He is a very talented chef, we sort of create inspiration for each other, always pushing foreward. I am excited to see what he does with his career, he is very young and knows so much already, I wish I saw things as he does when I was younger.
lightly seared tuna and togarashi
compressed carrot and cucumber
baby radishes
avacado croquette
Mango sorbet
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Squab 2.0
Squab glued and rolled
Beets, raw and cooked
burnt leek and black garlic
Ras el Hanout
natural jus
Photo: david chou
Sunday, October 2, 2011
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