Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.
Rate My Plate 2019 - Exhibit C - Barnie Hurst

AFKABartram
Posts: 57,820
Mark out of 10 and any comment you feel necessary!


Rate My Plate 2019 - Exhibit C - Barnie Hurst 136 votes
1
1%
2 votes
2
1%
2 votes
3
5%
7 votes
4
5%
7 votes
5
13%
18 votes
6
14%
20 votes
7
34%
47 votes
8
15%
21 votes
9
6%
9 votes
10
2%
3 votes
0
Comments
-
All there, but looks like it was plated up during an earthquake4
-
Looks pretty good, potentially home made Yorkshire’s too?1
-
Food looks nice but was it plated up whilst on a boat?6
-
Decent plate of food.
Sadly the contents were put in a bag for a good shake and mix before hand.0 -
No idea how to present a plate, all the fundamentals are there though. 8/10.
Potatoes look very good (pitiful amount there though), not sure what the dark strips of what looks like lamb doner are though, but gives me an idea for next year.0 -
Top notch. Feeling peckish.
More spuds wouldn't go amiss but you'd need Alan Partridge's big-plate to get anything more on there.
0 -
Did they run out of gravy?0
-
Not bad apart from the birds mess0
-
Not bad at all. But sprouts are the devil's bollocks and have no place in civilised society.1
-
i_b_b_o_r_g said:All there, but looks like it was plated up during an earthquake0
- Sponsored links:
-
Was they having a sparrow for Christmas dinner instead of a turkey0
-
There’s a lot going on here. The clump of whatever ‘white/bread sauce’ in the bottom right hand corner is like the red cabbage in exhibit B, you’re drawn too it0
-
Stevie Wonder levels of plating up, but the base ingredients look decent enough.
Not sure whether the rice pudding goes though....1 -
Ok. Food looks good but Chef looks rushed...or two bottles of sherry down when he/she plated it up!0
-
It's certainly the best one on here. However I'm still trying to work out if that is a potatoe croquet next to the Yorkshire.1
-
Almost perfect1
-
Presume the person putting it on the plate had been at the bucks fizz and baileys all morning?
Or it was Christmas Day at Michael J Fox's house?
Gets extra marks for the bread sauce though.0 -
No place for broccoli on a Christmas dinner1
-
No organisation and while the ingredients are all there, doesn't look cohesive and that white sauce looks a bit like white coloured diarrhoea1
-
5/10.
To much "stuff" and not enough meat.
At least there was no Yorkshire puddings I suppose1 - Sponsored links:
-
It's a dizzying array of culinary messiness to confuse the palate as much as the eyes. I have scored highly out of a sense of pride the visually impaired member of the family seems to have vomited most of the meal on the plate1
-
se9addick said:Looks pretty good, potentially home made Yorkshire’s too?0
-
Looks like a decent, traditional meal to me - everything well-cooked but just lacking a little bit of flair. The veg isn't over or under cooked, but doesn't appear to have had anything done to it, such as honey-roasting the carrots. Looks like a good Yorkshire pud though.
Presentation also lets it down slightly, chef is clearly not an Instagramer. Nothing to be ashamed of here though, a solid effort.0 -
Deffo the best we’ve seen. Bet the table looked great. Presentation on the plate doesn’t disguise the fact that these ingredients look first class and home made. Bet there’s a great pile of turkey underneath everything else.0
-
The name did it for me although Barney is the more common version - the more unique (not weird) version is of course Barnie..0
-
Can only presume the creator of this mess was Muhamed Ali. Would still eat tho.0
-
Dreadful presentation.
Yorkshire pudding again? What is this with the Yorkshires, you people?
Are those tinned carrots I see before me?0 -
It’s a decent effort for 5 quid a serving in a Toby carvery0
-
0
-
And it was gorgeous. Best one for years. 👍1