FBS - Week 2
FBS - Week 2
ROOM/RESTAURANT AREA
FOR SERVICE (AS): PREPARE
SERVICE STATIONS &
EQUIPMENT
FOOD AND BEVERAGES WEEK 2
CLAUDINE KATE A. TAHILAN
PREPARE STATIONS OF
EQUIPMENT
In cleaning and polishing food and beverage service equipment
although the food and beverage service equipment are hygienically
washed and sterilized in high temperature of a washing cycle in a
commercial dishwasher, it is still necessary to polish all crockery
and glassware by hand before they are placed on the table or used
to serve food and drinks.
TABLEWARE OR PLATE WARE - are table
appointments over which food is placed during
dining
Factors to be considered in choosing Plate Ware/ Dinnerware
Durability
Attractiveness in color, size and shape of each piece
Suitability
Possibility of replacements or availability
Versatility of use
Workmanship
Design in relation to the style of service
Type of material in relation to one’s requirements
Price
1. DINNERWARE OR
CHINAWARE
Dinner plate- 10” (25cm diameter) also known as joint plate, meat plate. Used to
serve main course.
Dessert plate/ fish plate- 8”(20 cm diameter) used to serve starters, pasta, dessert, fish, etc.
Bread and butter plate- 6” (15cm diameter) used to keep bread, cheese or as an underliner.
Soup plate- 8” (20 cm diameter) used to serve both thick and thin soup, also used
as an underline.
Soup bowl- (250ml) used to serve soup, breakfast cereals
Soup cup- (250ml)also known as consommé’ cup and has two handle
Breakfast cup- 240-300ml (8-10 fl.oz) used to serve all tea and coffee during
breakfast.
2. BEVERAGE WARE OR
GLASSWARE
3. SILVERWARE OR
CUTLERY
Forks