TOPIC 11: TABLE SERVING
Plan:
1. Preliminary table setting and preparatory work
2. Serving the table by the number of seats
3. Serving for breakfast
4. Serving for lunch and dinner
5. Table setting according to the menu
6. Waiter's duties during the serving process
PRE-SERVING OF THE TABLE AND PREPARATORY WORK
The art of "table setting" has been formed over several millennia and has flourished with each new generation. It encompasses a multifaceted and engaging banquet culture.
The Russian word servirovka originates from the French word meaning "preparation for meals." Serving refers to setting the table, preparing for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tea, i.e., placing the necessary dishes on the table in a standard sequence.
AT THE SAME TIME, BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATION OF THE WAITER'S WORK, THE GENERAL RULE OF TABLE DECORATION IS OBSERVED:
TABLE DECORATION MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
meeting the requirements of the type of service - breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks in the menu, drinks;
aesthetic - corresponding to the shape of the table, the color of the tablecloth and towels, and the interior of the hall;
reflect the nationality and thematic orientation of the restaurant hall;
The arrangement of all kitchen utensils, dishes, and utensils according to the rules.
TABLE SETTING WITH KITCHEN UTENSILS
2. SERVING THE TABLE BY THE NUMBER OF SEATS
TABLE SETTING FOR LUNCH (METHOD 1)
TABLE SETTING FOR LUNCH (METHOD 2)
TABLE SETTING FOR DINNER (METHOD 1)
TABLE SETTING FOR DINNER (METHOD 2)