Our Top Ten Instagram Images February 2020

February may have been a shorter month, but it was still a fantastic one for our member's images! Here are the 10 images that received the most likes on our Instagram feed:

Each month, we shortlist and feature the ten most liked chef images on our Instagram feed. The 3 lucky chefs whose images get the most likes will win a mug from The Staff Canteen.

1. Roast pork, sunchokes, swiss chard and maderia by Oli Harding (@oli_harding)

2. Roasted seabass, zucchini, beans, blood orange and almonds by Oli Harding (@oli_harding)

3. Hasselback potato, crème of roasted eggplant and herbs, baked cauliflower by Sem Grotenhuis (@semgrotenhuis)

4. Sea trout with leek fondue, parsley cream, and potato terrine by Kareem Roberts (@brokedinner)

5. Coconut panna cotta, pineapple poached in Jamaican spiced blueberries, mango and pineapple coulis, kiwi, mango crisp by Gareth Wharton (@chef_gareth_wharton)

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Roast lamb loin, shoulder pastry straw, rosemary potatoes, charred tenderstem broccoli, gravy by Alan Higgins (@alanhigginschef)

7. Duck breast topped with toasted seeds, warm cabbage, caper and raisin salad, blue cheese croquette by Owen Morrice (@chef_morrice)

8. Roasted lamb rump, squash gratin, braised root vegetables, coffee and celeriac puree by Kareem Roberts (@brokedinner)

9. Venison, burnt leek, pumpkin seed, Asian beef consomme, confit yolk, pickled shimeji by Bell Laity (@belle_mcleod)

10. Duck Breast, Plum Purée, Parmesan-Spinach Croquette, Fried Polenta, Toasted Pistachio Crumb, Duck-Five Spice Jus by Charles Lee (@chasoldboy)

If you want to feature in March's Instagram Top 10, keep posting pictures on your Chef+ profile - we check every day and share the best images!

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