Tle 7 8 Lesson 4 Table Set Up
Tle 7 8 Lesson 4 Table Set Up
Tle 7 8 Lesson 4 Table Set Up
TOPPER SKIRT
Table
Dishware
Knives
Napkins
Utensils are placed about 20
cm from the edge of the table,
with all placed either upon the
same invisible baseline or
upon the same invisible
median line. Utensils in the
outermost position are used
first (for example, a soup
spoon and a salad fork, then
the dinner fork and the dinner
knife). The blades of the knives
are turned toward the plate.
Glasses are placed an inch or
so above the knives, also in the
order of use: white wine, red
wine, dessert wine, and water
tumbler.
fewer utensils are
used and serving
dishes are placed on
the table. Sometimes
the cup and saucer are
placed on the right side
of the spoon, about
30cm from the edge of
the table. Often, in less
formal settings, the
napkin should be in the
wine glass.
TABLE
SETTINGS
FILIPINO SETTING
Plates are set the usual and we use spoon and fork
sometime with bare hands. food are placed at the center
of the table, sometimes complete (chicken, fish, veggies,
beef, pork) in different styles of cooking. rice must
definitely be there. there is a saucer for each one where
we put condiments appropriate for the food(fish sauce,
vinegar, kalamansi(lemon for some) or tomatoes).
English SETTING
The English table setting has the service plate in the center with a
folded napkin lying diagonally across it. Immediately to the left of
the service plate are the forks. Generally, there are three forks
present: the dinner fork, the fish fork and the salad fork. To the
right of the service plate are two knives: a dinner knife and a fish
knife. The soup spoon and oyster fork, if shellfish is to be served,
are placed alongside the knives, also to the right of the service
plate.
AMERICAN SETTING
A method of serving hotel or restaurant food, in which
portions of food are placed on plates in kitchen (except
for bread and butter and salads which are served on the
table) by the establishment's employees and served to
each guest by a waiter or waitress.
RUSSIAN SETTING
Formal and elegant service very similar to (but
faster and less expensive than) French service,
except that the food is completed (prepared and
garnished) in the kitchen and only one waiter
(server) is used.
FRENCH SETTING
Method of serving private dining or restaurant food
in which partially cooked food is brought from the
kitchen on a cart which is used also for the final
cooking. Food is completed in front of the guests and
served by a waiter or waitress who offers a dish to
each guest who helps himself or herself.
Blue plate SETTING
A term used in the United States by restaurants,
especially diners andcafes. It refers to a low-priced meal that
usually changes daily.
The term was very common from the 1920s through the
1950s. A web collection of 1930s prose gives this
definition: "A Blue Plate Special is a low-priced daily
diner special: a main course with all the fixins, a daily
combo, a square for two bits."
buffet SETTING
In US, from French: sideboard) is a system of serving
meals in which food is placed in a public area where
the diners generally serve themselves. Buffets are
offered at various places including hotels,
restaurants and many social events.
10 Basic
Napkin
Folding
Describe the following terms:
I.
Q 1. Table Skirting
2. Table Set – up
U 3. III.
Topper
4. 1.Skirt
Choose three and draw the following
I
5. Table
Formal
Set Setting
– up.
6. Informal Setting
II.
Z 1. Give and describe the 7 formal table
set - up
2. Identify the 3 common pleat/s used in
table skirting.
How and why is it
important to learn the
formal dining table set -
up?