2.2). General rules on hygiene that must be followed are things such as, washing your hands regularly and in the correct way, general kitchen cleaning, hygiene also is included in food preparation such as using the correct chopping boards, and avoiding cross contamination e.g. layout of the fridge, meat on the bottom etc… Also lean clothing is to be worn when working in the kitchen.…
1. Dont just judge food by how it looks, instead use a thermometer to make sure that the food is cooked completely…
Until soup bowls were introduced in the second half of the century, soup was drunk from rimless bowls. Soup bowls led to the use of individual spoons, which then created a distinction between them and serving spoons. The fork was introduced in the seventeenth century, but it was not widely adopted until the eighteenth. Standard place settings included only knives and spoons; it is reported that Louis never used a fork in his life, rather he only used a knife and his fingers. With these inventions came new ideas on table manners. It became thought of as horribly rude to take a utensil out of your own mouth and use it to serve someone. It was also imperative that diners not use their fingers to get food from a serving dish to their plates; they must use serving spoons instead. Before haute cuisine, homes did not include a dining room. It was only during the eighteenth century that dining rooms became common; Louis didn't build his first dining room until…
Ideally meal times should be an enjoyable occasion, which can be used to talk and catch up on the day’s events. For some families meal times can become a battleground where parents are continuously attempting to get their children to eat a good range of food. As a result of this children can sometimes develop food phobias. We need to watch out for children who are becoming distressed by food or worried about what they eat. It is important to stay relaxed during meal times. To help keep the atmosphere relaxed families could try to present food in a different way or involve the children in the preparation. Children may be more likely to try new foods if they have helped to prepare the meal.…
It is important to offer advice and information to the individual when they make their choice with food they eat. Explain and give advice on a balanced diet and to be healthy, as eating too many fatty goods could cause gain of weight and possible health problems. By giving an individual two or more choices and giving more detail about the food they are being offered will help them…
4. Keep your body off the table cloth and pick up food only within your reach.…
* But most of all, don’t stick your chopsticks in your food standing straight up. In Chinese culture, that is a symbol for death.…
When it comes to refilling of serving your glass you always have to pour drinks to others, especially to your seniors. In respect to drinking alcohol you aren’t allowed to refused a drink by an elder is consider that you are not polite. When a senior pours a drink for you, you hold the cup with both hands to accept the drink. The same applies when you’re passing a side dish to someone or something else in the table. The correct way to pour a drink for a senior you’ll need to place your other hand lightly under the pouring hand or under your opposite elbow. When it comes to placing your utensil on the table don’t immediately stick your chopstick to the bowl because it represents traditional Korean ancestor ceremonies, just place them gently in the bowl and when finished place the chopsticks back to the table. Also, do not take a large portion of food if you’re not going to eat it, wasting food is wasteful. At the end of the meal you acknowledge your host after the meal was treated to you or you were invited to their house. In Korea, people say masegaemugusuyo (I ate…
Where some countries may be lapse on their tableware setting and their table manners, others are extremely strict in how they eat in front of people. What each country has in common with the other is their need for eating on simple platters and plates. Each dish is always presented in a way that makes it look appetizing and accommodates for a comfortable way of eating, such as deep filled bowls for soups suitable for drinking use your hands, flat plates which are good for eating with your hands or using cutlery, and tiny tea cups which is customary for herbal tea. Besides, in this modern age, most of the people around the world usually use the western way of eating. This can be shown on a formal event, where people will use the spoon and fork to eat. The knife is only used when it is necessary to cut the food into smaller portions.…
In this service, the soup tureen is placed before the host alongside with preheated soup plates and hands them to the waiter, indicating the person to be served. The same procedure is followed with the main entree. If so desired, the partly filled dinner plate is presented to the hostess who serves the vegetables from large serving dishes placed before her. Then the waiter places the plate before the guests. This type of service is usually found in coffee shops, family restaurants, counter service, etc.…
Eating in public becomes a major concern as parents dread the time when their toddlers would fling food to another table. It is tempting to admonish a child or to make him sit on his time-out chair for showing such behavior. But a parent needs to understand that toddler manners are taught and learned. Here are some ways on how you can make mealtimes less frenzied for you and your toddler:…
The author uses a specific topic about this article. This article is being used for people who are entertaining guests in their home. This article choose to talk about being more prepared then the food you serve that your atmosphere will help set the mood. The author also uses the information process. The author creates a “how to” feeling. The author tells the readers step by step how to set their table and what type of plates, cups and utensils to use.…
Some Table Rules Blowing your nose in public, and especially at the table, is considered bad manners. It is considered good manners to empty your dishes to the last grain of rice.…
Our sushi came displayed on a wooden boat, which I found very interesting. I am used to my food being served on plates and platters, but the boat added a nice touch. Our waitress brought chopsticks out with our sushi. I broke them apart and started fidgeting with them when I saw that my friend was rubbing his together. I asked him why he was doing this, and he explained to me that it is just etiquette—you rub the chopsticks together to prevent getting splinters. He also showed me how to hold the chopsticks, which was a struggle, but I wanted to get the full cultural experience so I continued to work with them.…
Table etiquette: As in most countries you start with the outside cutlery and move your way in after each course. Napkins are on the right and bread will be on the left.…