Plating and presentation

Which of the following is an example of a "neutral plate"?

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Which of the following images does the best job of not overloading the plate, while still presenting a full, quality meal?

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What is the closest we should get to the edge of the plate when plating food?

• 1/4 inch

• 1/2 inch

• 1 inch

• 2 inches

Which images shows a plate with garnish?

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Why do we want to use a "neutral plate" for plating?

• To help keep food cold

• To help keep food warm

• To help keep attention on the food

• To take attention away from the food

Which of the following are options for not overloading a plate?

• Use a bigger plate

• Create slightly smaller portions

• Place one food item on top of another

• Take away a food item completely

What is the primary purpose of food plating?

• To make the food taste better

• To make the food look more appealing

• To increase the quantity of food

• To preserve the food longer

Which of the following is NOT typically used as a garnish?

• Parsley

• Chocolate shavings

• Salt

• Lemon slices

Which element is crucial for good food plating aesthetics?

• Color

• Texture

• Shape

• All of the above

What role does negative space play in food plating?

• It detracts from the main dish

• It helps in highlighting the main dish

• It is used to keep the food warm

• It makes the plate look fuller