
Yesterday I had the pleasure of photographing (and eating!) the Winter Tasting Menu at Canlis with Brian Canlis. Again, Chef Jason Franey the team at Canlis are absolutely killing it. Here’s a look at what they’ve been up to, but the pictures don’t begin to do justice to the experience of dining at Canlis. I can’t stress this enough: if you haven’t been, go. If you haven’t been recently, you’re in for a whole new experience. Big thanks to Brian and the entire Canlis crew.
Click through for photos of the whole menu…
Above & below: smoke cured salmon, maple syrup, steelhead roe, caraway seed.

Below: diver scallops, cara cara orange, fennel, horseradish snow

Below: hamachi, granny smith apple, serano pepper, yuzu



Below: guinea fowl, heirloom carrots, parsley, cumin

Below: the intensely delicious guinea foul skin, studded with salt

Below: guinea foul, after.

Below: dry-aged new york, cauliflower, black trumpet mushrooms


Below: pear, parsnip, pumpernickel

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If it was as tasty as great are this photos you really had a magnificent time. The chef really make a great decoration task and the way you use light on each photograph is pretty amazing. The smoked cured salmon with the reflection is especially a great composition, it makes me feel really hungry!
Great pictures. I love visiting your site.
(Foul => Fowl)
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