A white, rectangular serving platter with an ornate, scalloped edge displays multiple portions of Chiles en Nogada, a traditional Mexican dish, at a location within Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico

A white, rectangular serving platter with an ornate, scalloped edge displays multiple portions of Chiles en Nogada, a traditional Mexican dish, at a location within Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico. Each portion consists of a dark green poblano pepper, split and stuffed with a visible brownish-red filling. The peppers are generously covered with a thick, creamy, off-white sauce, garnished with numerous vibrant red pomegranate seeds and scattered fresh green chopped herbs. Approximately nine chiles are visible on the platter. A silver-colored serving utensil, resembling a wide spoon or spatula, rests on the left side of the platter amidst some spilled sauce. In the upper left background, a small white ceramic bowl containing a light beige liquid and a small silver spoon is present. The immediate background is a dark, textured surface, likely a countertop, with a line of upright green plant leaves visible above it. The scene appears to be a food display at a catered event or buffet.