11/25/20: This is the fantastic Instagram known as The Art of Plating. I’ve always enjoyed fancy plating in restaurants, though I have noticed that when I get a truly artistic plate, there’s a good chance I’m going home hungry (and a little broke). That is not a criticism. I’ll take art wherever I find it!
The Art of Plating folks also do a plating podcast called The Art of Plating: On The Pass. Hosted by L.A. media maven Gabriel Ornelas. the podcast “serves up inspiring conversations with dynamic figures in the food, beverage and hospitality space.” I haven’t given the podcast a listen yet, but I absolutely adore the photos on Instagram!
You can follow The Art of Plating on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
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February 19, 2024 at 1:59 am
A truly artistic plate leaves you hungry and a little broke – indeed. I ordered a main of scallops and snow peas once – it was 3 scallops and 3 tiny squirts of pureed peas; truly the epitome of overdoing both the pretentiousness and the cost. But whatever. I too can appreciate the art in it.
I have someone for you. I’ll stop if you want; I just keep coming across these amazing artists and think you might want to know about them. WP won’t let me post a link, but check out @joshglucksteinartist who makes amazing huge animals from cardboard and other recycled materials.
Alison
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February 21, 2024 at 12:11 pm
Please don’t ever stop! Gluckstein looks amazing. Thank you as always!
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February 19, 2024 at 10:42 am
Exquisite …. but you’ll go home hungry.
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February 21, 2024 at 12:23 pm
Wouldn’t be the first time…
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February 19, 2024 at 8:21 pm
THe cheapskate in me would not allow me to order any of these, although they are lovely to view.
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February 21, 2024 at 12:25 pm
We splurge once in a while, and if I’m spending big bucks on a meal, it had better taste AND look like art!
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