MIDTERMS - LESSON 2 Flashcards
is used occasionally for a special dinner served in a private dining room of a restaurant, but it is more typical of a meal served by servants in a private home.
ENGLISH SERVICE
it involves a great deal of showmanship for a special occasion.
ENGLISH SERVICE
the utensils of the English Breakfast includes:
A. Goblet
B. Sugar & Creamer Dispenser
C. Cup & Saucer
D. Dinner Knife
E. Table Napkin
F. Dinner Fork
G. Bread & Butter Plate/Bread & Butter Knife
H. Dessert Spoon & Dessert Fork
I. Salt & Pepper Shaker
is a formal type of service originated for European nobility and currently enjoyed by the few who can afford the time and expense of meals served in this manner.
FRENCH/GUERIDON SERVICE
This type of service is used in upscale restaurants, elegant hotel, dining rooms, cruise ships, resorts, and casinos.
FRENCH/GUERIDON SERVICE
In this service, the food is either cooked or completed at a side table in front of the guests.
FRENCH/GUERIDON SERVICE
The food is brought from the kitchen to the dining room on heavy silver platters and placed on a cart called a _______.
gu´eridon
A small spirit stove called a ________ is used to keep the food warm.
r´echaud
employs two servers together to serve the meal and may include a captain to seat guests and wine steward to serve wine.
FRENCH SERVICE
All food is served and cleared from the right of the guests except for butter, bread, and salad, which should be placed to the left side of the guests.
FRENCH/GUERIDON SERVICE
the principal server who seats the guests when the captain is not present.
CHEF DE RANG
the assistant who takes order from the chef de rang to the kitchen, picks up the food and carries it to the dining room.
COMMIS DE RANG
It is the most prevalent style of service in restaurants in the United States.
AMERICAN/PLATED SERVICE
is less formal than French, Russian, or English service.
AMERICAN SERVICE
Food is served from the left of the guest, beverages are served from the right, and soiled dishes are cleared from the right.
AMERICAN SERVICE