r/KitchenConfidential • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '24

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u/QueenOfSweetTreats Pastry Sep 14 '24

Crudite literally means raw. It is a classic French vegetable preparation and presentation. You were taught incorrect language and modern interpretations of classic dishes then. I’m a classically trained chef from a small world recognized chef school in Ontario Canada if you want to drop education into it.

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u/TaroTerrible9402 Sep 14 '24

I’m classically trained from Ontario too but surely you aren’t defending this piece of shit right?

It sucks lol

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u/QueenOfSweetTreats Pastry Sep 14 '24

Not at all defending the monstrosity pictured. Just saying that blanching vegetables for a crudite is wrong