Catering Craft Practice WAEC

Types Of Food Service

Visão Geral

The same jollof rice can reach a guest in very different ways. A waiter may lift it from a silver dish onto the plate at your elbow, a chef may flame it beside your table on a trolley, or you may simply walk up to a long table at an owambe and heap your own plate. Each of these is a recognised style of food service, and choosing the right one can make or break an event.

In this lesson you will learn the main styles of food service used in hotels, restaurants and at Nigerian celebrations. You will meet gueridon, silver, buffet and banquet service in depth, see how each one is carried out, and learn to weigh speed against skill against cost so that you can pick the style that fits the occasion, the budget and the number of guests.

Objetivos

  1. Identify the main types of food service
  2. Describe gueridon, silver, buffet and banquet service
  3. Distinguish between plated, silver and self-service styles
  4. State the advantages and limitations of each type of service
  5. Select an appropriate service style for a given occasion

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Nota de Aula

A caterer in Ibadan is asked to feed four hundred guests at a wedding that starts at noon. Down the road, a small fine dining restaurant in Victoria Island is preparing to serve twelve guests a slow, memorable dinner. Both are serving food, yet the way each delivers it must be completely different. Send waiters to plate four hundred meals one dish at a time and the wedding will still be eating at midnight. Set up a self service table for the twelve diners and the restaurant will feel like a canteen. The style of food service is a deliberate choice, and a good caterer chooses it the way a cook chooses a method of cooking: to suit the food, the guests and the setting.

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  1. In which style of food service does the waiter finish, carve or flambe the food on a trolley beside the guest's table? A. Buffet service B. Gueridon service C. Plate service D. Banquet service Answer: B
  2. In silver service, food is served to the guest from the: A. Right, using a service spoon and fork B. Left, using a service spoon and fork C. Right, already plated D. Left, by the guest Answer: B
  3. Which style of food service is the fastest and most economical for a very large number of guests? A. Gueridon service B. Silver service C. Buffet service D. Family service Answer: C
  4. A large, pre-planned function at which many guests are served the same set menu at the same time is called a: A. Buffet B. Gueridon C. Banquet D. Cafeteria Answer: C
  5. Which style requires the highest level of skill from the service staff? A. Buffet service B. Plate service C. Gueridon service D. Family service Answer: C

Questões de revisão

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Pergunta 1 Relatório

(a) List three methods of table service.

(b) List three holloware used in table setting.

(c) Explain the term garnish.

Detalhes da Resposta
(a) Three methods of table service are: 1. American service: In this method, the prepared food is placed on a platter or in a bowl, which is then served to the guests by the server from the left side. 2. English service: Also known as 'family style' service, in this method, the food is brought to the table on platters or bowls and guests help themselves. 3. French service: This is the most formal and elegant method of service, where food is cooked and prepared in front of the guests and served individually. (b) Three holloware used in table setting are: 1. Sugar bowl: A small bowl with a lid used for serving sugar with tea or coffee. 2. Creamer: A small pitcher used for serving cream with tea or coffee. 3. Gravy boat: A small boat-shaped vessel used for serving gravy with meat or vegetables. (c) Garnish refers to the decorative elements added to a dish to enhance its visual appeal. Garnishes can be edible or inedible, and can include items such as herbs, fruits, vegetables, sauces, or other decorative elements. The purpose of garnishing is to make the dish look more appetizing and visually appealing. Garnishing is a common practice in the culinary arts, especially in fine dining, where presentation is just as important as taste.