I know I've gotten better at plating over the years, but I still sometimes look at a photo and realize that I've got a blank space in the middle of the plate. I really think that taking a picture and looking at it is a good exercise in truly "seeing" what you've plated. I will see things in a photo that I miss looking at the actual plate. I sometimes end up with an "all brown" food plate, too.
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I know I've gotten better at plating over the years, but I still sometimes look at a photo and realize that I've got a blank space in the middle of the plate. I sometimes end up with an "all brown" food plate, too.
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