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2nd Sem F & B Service Notes

Meal & Menu Planning

Meal & Menu Planning

Meal & Menu Planning It is a list of food items offered for a meal along with prices whether set for individual items or for the whole meal. Menu is a list , in a specific order, of dishes to be served at a given meal For commercial establishment it will also...

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Meals of The Day

Meals of The Day

Food and beverage service is about serving the customers when they are hungry. However, F&B outlets offer a typical variety of food depending on customers demand, type of operation, location, etc. The most important meals of the day are: 1. Early morning tea[EMT]...

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Preparation of Service ( Mise en scene & Mise en place)

Preparation of Service ( Mise en scene & Mise en place)

Mise-En-Place Mise-en-place is a French term which means to “put in place”. Before starting the actual work in the restaurant, everything should be in its place at the right position in a correct way. It is a preliminary preparation, which includes getting ready both...

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Silver Service: Everything You Need to Know

Silver Service: Everything You Need to Know

Silver service is a classic style of food and beverage service commonly used in luxury hotels and high-end restaurants. It is a form of formal dining that involves the use of polished silverware, elegant crockery, and an attentive waitstaff. In this blog post, we will...

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Exploring Pre-Plated Service: A Modern Dining Trend

Exploring Pre-Plated Service: A Modern Dining Trend

In the fast-paced world of hospitality, Pre-plated Service stands out as a modern, efficient, and elegant way of serving meals to guests. It's a dining style where each course is artistically arranged on individual plates in the kitchen and then served directly to...

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CAFETERIA SERVICE

CAFETERIA SERVICE

This service normally exists in industrial canteens, colleges, hospitals or hotel staff cafeterias. To facilitate quick service, the menu is fixed and display on large menu boards with each item priced separately. Food is attractively arranged in proper sequence o...

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Room Service

Room Service

As it is pre defined by its name that, service of food and beverage in guest rooms. It takes place when the guest places their order with Room Service Order taker (RSOT). The waiter receives the order and transmits the same to the kitchen. In the meanwhile he prepares...

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Sales Control System

Sales Control System

Sales Control System Every Hotel needs proper and effective control system in order to run its operations smoothly and effectively, without any fraudulent activities. This control is required at each and every stage of the Food and Beverage Cycle, i.e.:- 1. Taking the...

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A. KOT/Bill Control System (Manual)

A. KOT/Bill Control System (Manual)

Taking customer food and beverage orders Methods of order taking Essentially there are four methods of taking food and beverage orders from customers. These are summarised below: Main methods of taking food and beverage orders Method Description Triplicate           ...

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Triplicate Checking System

Triplicate Checking System

This is an order taking method used in the majority of medium and large first class establishments. As the name implies, the food check consists of three copies. To ensure efficient control the server must fill in the following information in the four corners of the...

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Single Order Sheet

Single Order Sheet

Single Order Sheet This system is used in cafés, quick turn over restaurants, departmental stores, and taken away establishments; usually the menu is very limited with little or no choice. Many organizations following this system may have order sheet printed with the...

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Introduction to Tobacco

Introduction to Tobacco

Tobacco is a plant whose leaves are used for the production of cigarettes and cigars. It is a fastidious plant that requires a proper soil and a moderate climate. It is an annual plant, i.e. it has only one crop a year. It is grown in countries with a tropical or...

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History of Tobacco

History of Tobacco

Tobacco has a long history from its usages in the early Americas. Increasingly popular with the arrival of Spain to America, which introduced tobacco to the Europeans by whom it was heavily traded. Following the industrial revolution, cigarettes were becoming...

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Cigarettes – Types and Brand names

Cigarettes – Types and Brand names

  BRAND NAMES OF CIGARETTES German – Astor filter tip Lord filter tip American –Pallmall King Phillip moris king Camel regular Kent filter Marlboro Danish – Broadway French-Gitanes English –Benson and  hedges Capstan Dunhill State express Menthol cigarettes-...

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Pipe Tobacco – Types and Brand names

Pipe Tobacco – Types and Brand names

The Different Varieties/Types Of Pipe Tobacco Aromatic– During the manufacturing process, casings are added to the tobacco. A casing is flavor that is added to the tobacco. Some of the most common casings are chocolate, vanilla, cherry, rum, apple, liquor, etc....

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Cigars – shapes, sizes, colours and Brand names

Cigars – shapes, sizes, colours and Brand names

COLOUR CLASSIFICATION Ccc_claro, light , tan cc- colarado claro , natural mid brown c – colarado dark CM- Colorado maduro , very dark brown M – Madruro , very very dark brown Oscuro- Black SIZE AND SHAPE DESCRIPTIONS Corona – 51/2  inches long Petit corona – 5 inches...

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Care and Storage of cigarettes & cigars

Care and Storage of cigarettes & cigars

The ideal storage condition for a cigar is approximately 70% humidity at 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Air at different temperatures will hold completely different amounts of moisture. Warm air can hold a tremendous amount of moisture. If your cigars are stored in a warm...

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