How much would you say you spend on these recipes? Anyways... this looks close enough to looking like a painting.
Salmon - Springtime Sashimi
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A springtime salmon sashimi, modified and deconstructed from an old salmon tartare recipe that I used to make (That didn't look quite this good)
-Seared Salmon Sashimi (mostly raw, with one seared side)
-Lemon Caper Foam
-Grapefruit Segments
-Caramel Apple Yogurt
-Fennel, compressed in white wine and apple
-Cucumber strip
-Dehydrated Caper
-Rice Paper chip
-Braised Mustard Seed
-Garnishes of Dill, Fennel Fronds, Orchid Blossom, and Frisee
Also, for the people who haven't thoroughly read the FAQ (I wish I wouldn't have to keep posting this):
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Ironchefgriffin responds:
Time wise this took me about an hour and a half to make, not counting the time I spent waiting for the capers to dehydrate.
Money wise it cost about $40 to buy all the ingredients, but I bought more than I needed to make the two plates that I put together. The amount of stuff I bought would make about 5 or 6 plates.
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