This look is mostly about lighting and setup, not just camera settings.

A good starting point:

• Use a small light source placed high and slightly to the side. The sharp spoon shadow suggests a relatively small, directional light.
• Avoid direct on-camera flash; off-camera flash or a small continuous light will work better.
• A weak light source farther away can help keep the light directional.
• Shoot with a fairly wide aperture for softer depth of field.
• A longer focal length can help create the flatter perspective seen here.
• The dark area under the saucer may be created with black cloth under a glass surface.
• The warm yellow-green tone may come from the liquid color plus a warm reflection, brass surface, or a yellow gel on the light.

You may also need to slightly overexpose and balance ambient light, flash power, shutter speed, and aperture to get the bloom/glow you want. High ISO can contribute to a softer, lower-dynamic-range look, but lighting position is the biggest factor.

In short: use directional side/top light, warm the light or subject, keep the background dark, and experiment with light distance and angle.