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For this plating I took inspiration from the culinary olympics in Germany and attempted to create one of their dessert platings. My piping could have been thinner but in the rush to plate I ended up with a thicker line. The dessert is a chocolate mousse with shock temper chocolate around the sides topped with a chocolate triangle tuile. The side dessert is a chocolate/hazelnut feuilletine base. Topped with milk chocoate mousse and a chocolate butterfly on top.
Plating up at Cail Bruich, restaurant, Glasgow. Part of a series of images from "An Evening With Jamie Scott."
My entry for the LSB, Overkill Oval class.
This speeder is fully equipped with the latest class six Stinger, air to air missiles.
Extra armor plating and a set of turbo jets to keep this speeder quick and agile.
Raced by Rocket Racer Jr. direct descendent the legendary Rocket Racer, champion of Xalax.
This is the dessert plating for our cheesecake mousse. It has caramelized apples, caramelized pistachios, dried apple slice, white chocolate decor and a milk chocolate caramel sauce. My chef loved this, but I felt something was missing in the corner so I added the cookies (shown in my other pic). In resturant setting I wouldn't add the cookies though, but I already made them so I said -why not.
A metal plating business in le Vieux Port de Nice.... "Chromalux has been in the business for more than 59 years and has the necessary know-how and equipment to carry out all chrome plating, nickel plating, gilding, polishing, silvering, polishing, lacquering and rhodium plating. We clean and shine all types of materials, silverware of all kinds, copper, aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, metal, etc. We also renovate the chrome parts of your motorcycles, cars, boats, etc. We use all the right methods to ensure that your tarnished and damaged elements are all rediscovered (mechanical, chemical, electrochemical and physical operations)."
What is Food Plating? Food plating is the process of arranging and decorating food to enhance its presentation. Improving the presentation of a dish adds value to the dining experience, and provides room for a higher mark-up on your food. (7.30.23 Sharing the Knowledge}
Fort Cunningham, Paget Island, Bermuda.
A polygonal fort built to defend the channel into St Georges Harbour.
Work commenced to remodel it for the RML era in 1866.
It was the most heavily armed RML work in Bermuda.
It mounted two 9 inch, five 10 inch and two 12.5 inch RML guns .
The seven bigger guns are still there, having been dropped into the dry ditch when the fort was rearmed with 6 in Breech Loading guns in 1900s.
These guns are all RGF,
10in MkII 18 tons. Nos 338, 340, 342, 356, 357. 1878
12.5 in MkI 38 tons. Nos 87, 95. 1878
One of the most significant aspects of this fort is that it was built with two faces of iron armoured shields mounting the seven heavy guns.
These iron shields consist of a sandwich of layers of 5 inch thick plates separated by iron concrete amounting to over 24 inches thick backed by further plate, supporting girders and large triangular casings filled with concrete, all bolted together with 2 inch dia bolts.
The only other forts constructed with this extent of armour plating are the circular ones in the UK at Spithead, Portland and Plymouth Breakwater Forts, and armouring was required where forts might be attacked at close range by ships.
Unusually Cunninghams armoured shields are two straight continuous lengths but otherwise of similar construction to the circular UK ones, and mounted two guns and five guns in the two faces.
Also Cunningham, like Plymouth Breakwater Fort was fitted with small gun ports by the Inspector General of Fortifications, although the Director of Artillery did not want this, and faced with changing them afterwards, compromised by providing a special small port gun carriage to mount the guns and Cunningham was given priority.
Cunningham cost so much to build (virtually everything was shipped there from UK ) that one exasperated MP in Westminster stood up to ask “is Cunningham made of Gold” – I V Hogg
Very many thanks for the assistance of Bermuda Department of Youth, Sports and Recreation, Bermuda Police Service, and Outward Bound Bermuda.
Fort Cunningham is situated on Paget island and not open to the public and permission is needed to land on the island.
If you are interested in Bermuda Forts and their armament see
Bermuda Forts 1612 – 1956 by Dr Edward C Harris.
If you are interested in historic ordnance see the Ordnance Society Web Site
Head Chef Tara (Yuji Ramen has two Head Chefs who create everything together) did an outstanding job at every stage of our meal - cooking, plating, presentation and service.
Yuji Ramen at the Whole Foods Bowery is operating as a test kitchen for Yuji-san's upcoming restaurant Okonomi in Williamsburg/Brooklyn. Although the brick and mortar place is scheduled to open in the fall of 2013, the food is impressive already.
Please take a look at the same meal as shot by www.docsconz.com :
The nickel and chrome electroplating company is actually located at 2020 N. Holly Ave., accessible from a driveway into the Best Buy parking lot off of W. Armitage Avenue. It also does small-lot production plating on various metals.
The cab floor plating brings the dodge floor level and covers all the unused holes the standard floor. The new plating was installed with pool welds and seam weld. It is all solid and should serve us well.
Grant Achatz plating dessert.
alinea
Chicago, Illinois
(March 23, 2013)
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I was very impressed by the Atera crew - the restaurant employs 30 people to serve two groups of guests per night, 14 seats at a time.
John Shields.
Saison (John Shields Guest Chef Dinner)
San Francisco, California
(October 12, 2013)
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Very notable is that this seem to be a late shot of theMkII female tank (MGs only) numbered 586, which was knocked out in front of the Hindenberg Line near Riencourt on 11/4/17, during the First Battle of Bullecourt.
I've seen pictures of the same tank with the side showing less damage to the plating and the front still intact. Either this was a hot zone, or people were having fun using this for target practice.
On scene is a soldier wearing a M16 Stahlhelm. At the bottom of the card, several hand grenades can also be seen. Other angles show that a trench was at this position.
Peeps Sushi arranged on the plate, for all to enjoy. (Except the Peep-rights commission who have called us "murderers" and "the worst sort of peep-les.")
"Christmas Wreath"
Smoked turkey, fried onions.
(Takazawa)
Twelve Days of Christmas
Day 7: Yoshiaki Takazawa
The Restaurant at Meadowood
St. Helena, California
(December 16, 2017)
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