Tomato tart by durleybeachbum
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Description
Chewton Glen Hotel for lunch with 9 other ex-pupils of my school.
This was a vegetarian option : Heirloom tomato tart,violet artichoke, tapanade, English feta,and tomato vinagrette.
I had trout.
One of the desserts
This five star hotel is a bargain for a special lunch provided you DO NOT buy any drinks. Easy for me as I do not do alcohol.
This five star hotel is a bargain for a special lunch provided you DO NOT buy any drinks. Easy for me as I do not do alcohol.
Comments (15)
I like tomato but not as much as this, I think I would have gone for the trout too. Nice shot to get your teeth into !!
I would LOVE the sweet. The tomato tart looks scrummy but no dressing for me!!!!
Looks yummy
It looks wonderful.
I'd give it a go, once! Great capture
Looks delicious and the trout sounds good to but call me old fashioned you can't beat a bag of fish and chips.
OH Yummy :-) It looks like something I would be willing to eat :-) Excellent shot too.
I like all the ingredients, so I probably would have enjoyed this. In any case, it's very artistically presented, by both chef & photographer...
Wonderful capture Andrea. God bless.
Both lovely and very colourful! Almost too pretty to eat...
Awesome capture, too pretty to eat though....:)))
Oh yum. I'd go for the tomato business. That sounds fabulous, and it's visually quite satisfying, as well!
Yummm, they both look good and the restaurant's presentation is as perfect as your shot.
A delightful lunch and a beautiful dessert. Yummy!!!!!
well, as a vegetarian, I'd probably love this dish. I eat tomatoes all the time, but they never look like this. Yes, the chef's presentation is beautiful, but your saturated hues and clarity of colors and forms (clear, at least, where the dish allows, as there are some 'saucy' areas where there's a natural blur involved) make this jump out at us. And I like the near abstraction of the background---I assume you had a hand in that. Whenever you post a restaurant dish in your gallery, I run off to my kitchen, only to find that I got NOTHIN' like the dish you just posted. And I wind up eating tofu, and cursing. A big lush beautiful shot, with the right amount of grayish background to set it all off. I'll be back for a lot more, Andrea---I mean of your artwork---but it's a pleasure to comment here after so many days. I've seen everything, and loved all I've seen. (We have insects in chicago too, but I'll never capture one the way you do everyday...) (awright, you wanna hear a joke I just heard? A guy shouts, in a bar: "All lawyers are assholes!!!" A guy in the back shouts, "WATCH IT!!!" The guy upfront says, "are you a lawyer???" And the guy in back shouts, "No---I'm an Asshole!")