This document provides learning objectives and instructions for setting tables according to different styles of service. It discusses the components of a table setting including dinnerware, flatware, and glassware. It also describes criteria for evaluating table settings, such as performing mise-en-place, correctly setting covers according to the menu, following industry standards, and general rules of table setting. Students will be divided into groups to set tables for different types of settings and present their work to be evaluated.
This document provides learning objectives and instructions for setting tables according to different styles of service. It discusses the components of a table setting including dinnerware, flatware, and glassware. It also describes criteria for evaluating table settings, such as performing mise-en-place, correctly setting covers according to the menu, following industry standards, and general rules of table setting. Students will be divided into groups to set tables for different types of settings and present their work to be evaluated.
This document provides learning objectives and instructions for setting tables according to different styles of service. It discusses the components of a table setting including dinnerware, flatware, and glassware. It also describes criteria for evaluating table settings, such as performing mise-en-place, correctly setting covers according to the menu, following industry standards, and general rules of table setting. Students will be divided into groups to set tables for different types of settings and present their work to be evaluated.
setting a cover 2. Set covers correctly according to the predetermined menu and according to the standards dining room lay out of the food service establishment 3. Practice occupational health and safety by performing mise-en-plce before setting a cover How a table will set depends on:
The style of service desired
The food to be served The number of people who will dine The type of table appointments to be used 3 Components Of Cover Setting 1.Dinnerware-plates, cups, saucers, platters and other serving pieces 2.Flat ware-dinner, salad and dessert fork, soup, dessert and teaspoon 3.Glassware- water goblet, tumbler, wine glasses etc. DINING ROOM LAY-OUT Is a dining lay-out concerned primarily with size of table based on individual place settings, and the clearances around tables for service and movement. Activity 1: TABLE SET-UP
1.The class will be divided into 5 groups.
2.Each group will set a table according the assigned type of table setting. 3.You will select a leader to present your output in front of the class. 4.Your output will be rated using the scoring rubrics. Criteria 5 4 3 2 1 1. Perform mise-en-place? Check for cleanliness of the materials 2. Set covers correctly and completely according to the menu 3. Set the table according to the standards of the food and beverage service establishment 4. Follow the general rules in table setting 5. Label and present each table A sherry glass or schooner is drinkware generally used for serving aromatic alcoholic beverages, such as sherry, port, aperitifs, and liqueurs, and layered shooters. The copita, with its aroma-enhancing narrow taper, is a type of sherry glass