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any foodservice operations includes all of the menus for the range of meal services offered for private functions, including menus for receptions and themed functions.

catering menu program

a list of can-be-prepared food and beverage items available to a client.

menu

used to develop catering menus are based on the classical French menu plans for dinner, luncheon, and breakfast.

basic menu formats

not a formal part of traditional French cuisine.

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Many Europeans prefer a breakfast that offers fruit, cheese, and meat, while other cultures include spicy food, tofu, or nori

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They take the coats, briefcases, umbrella, and so on from guests for safekeeping, then return them as the guests leave.

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S/He is in charge of all kitchen activities. S/He plans menus, develops and tests recipes, creates recipe manuals, orders food and sometimes beverages, trains kitchen staff, and interacts with the event planner, as well as reports to the business owner

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S/He is responsible for the physical condition of the kitchen. S/He supervises kitchen personnel and reports to the executive chef.

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They prepare food items and assemble dishes on the banquet line. They take a weekly inventory of all food items and report to the sous chef.

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They wash pots and dishes and store them

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S/He sources quality products from purveyors, handles the ordering, then checks the original order against the invoice to ensure the delivered goods are correct and of good quality.

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S/He may also function as the purchasing/receiving agent. In some catering businesses, s/he is the front-of-the-house sommelier in charge of inventorying, ordering, and serving wine and alcoholic beverages in the dining area.

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S/He makes all cakes, cookies, pies, pastries, and other dessert items, including ice cream, mousses, and flans.

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S/He makes sure that banquets run smoothly. S/He may also function as the event planner.

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They sell events.

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/He is the head waitperson in charge of service in all dining areas. S/He hires and trains wait staff and supervises the setup of the dining area.

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S/He is a waitperson in charge of a section of the dining room.

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They serve food and beverages to guests.

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They assist in setting up the dining room, serve water, and clear and clean up tables.

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They set up the bar area and serve beverages, including wine, beer, and cocktails

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It is the most appropriate and popular style of service used in formal catering.

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It is the style of service most commonly used in catering in the United States.

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It is a popular style of service for private functions and is often combined with American service

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It determines both the monthly forecasted catering sales volume and the anticipated annual profit

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The ability to serve guests the same menu items within a given period in a private function setting

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It helps determine the pricing structure of the menu program.

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The capability of a foodservice operation to carry out the preparation and service of a menu is based on the production capacities of both equipment and labor

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This is reflected in the knowledge of current trends in dining and eating patterns.

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It is the best form of advertising for a catering business.

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This is a great way to target corporate accounts and potential customers in a demographic or geographic area.

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essentially means showcasing a business and all it has to offer in appealing ways to attract the maximum amount of viable customers to it.

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essentially means showcasing a business and all it has to offer in appealing ways to attract the maximum amount of viable customers to it.

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It refers to both specific products and services

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Marketing decisions in this area can be affected by seasonality, availability, volume discounts, wholesale versus retail pricing, and the pricing strategy of competitors.

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Catering Menu Program

All menus for meal services offered for private functions, including receptions and themed events.

Menu

A list of food and beverage items a client can choose from.

Basic Menu Formats

Classical French menu plans used as a foundation for catering menus.

Breakfast

Not traditionally a formal part of French cuisine, but common worldwide.

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Coat Checkers

Takes care of guests' belongings upon arrival and returns them when they leave.

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Head or Executive Chef

The head of the kitchen, responsible for menu planning, recipes, staff training, and food orders.

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Sous Chef

Responsible for the physical condition of the kitchen and supervises kitchen personnel.

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Prep Cooks

Prepare food items and assemble dishes on the banquet line.

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Pot Washer and Dishwashers

Wash pots, dishes, and store them properly.

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Purchasing/Receiving Agent

Sources quality products, handles ordering, and checks deliveries against invoices.

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Steward

May handle purchasing and receiving, or manage the wine and alcoholic beverage program.

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Pastry Chef or Baker

Makes cakes, cookies, pies, pastries, and other desserts.

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Banquet Manager

Ensures banquets run smoothly and may also function as the event planner.

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Catering Sales Representatives

Sell catering events to clients.

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Maître d’hôtel

Head waitperson responsible for service in all dining areas, hiring and training waitstaff.

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Captain

Waitperson in charge of a specific section of the dining room.

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Wait Staff

Serve food and beverages to guests.

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Buspersons

Assist in setting up the dining room, serve water, clear and clean tables.

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Bartenders

Set up the bar area and serve beverages, including wine, beer, and cocktails.

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Russian Service

Formal catering style where food is portioned and served to guests at the table.

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American Service

Common catering style where plates are pre-portioned in the kitchen and served to guests.

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Buffet Service

Popular for private functions, where guests serve themselves from a variety of dishes.

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Price Range

Influences monthly sales forecasts and annual profit projections.

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Menu Item Selection

Ensuring consistent food quality and menu item availability for private functions.

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Cuisine

Helps decide the pricing of the menu program based on ingredients and preparation style.

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Food Production

Catering's ability to prepare and serve a menu, depending on equipment & staffing.

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Awareness of Customer Needs

Knowledge of current dining and eating trends.

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Word of Mouth

The most effective advertising for a catering business because it is trusted and personal.

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Direct Mail

Great for targeting corporate accounts and potential customers in a specific demographic or geographic area.

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Marketing

Showcasing a business to attract the maximum number of potential customers.

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Product

Specific goods and services offered by a catering business.

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Price

Influenced by seasonality, availability, discounts, and competitors strategies.

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