Module 4 Flashcards

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Includes all the menus for the different range of meal services offered for provate functions including themed functions

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Catering Menu Program

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A physical or virtual list of dishes planned for production in catering operation and may include full meal or snack

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Menu

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Help determines the food to be purchased, equipment and personnel needed, the work schedule, pre costing food to be served etc.

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Menu

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The outline of the food items to be included in each meal

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Menu Pattern

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Single item in each course is a pattern that may be used in a lunchroom

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Set menu

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May be followed in university, residence hall, hospital, and in homed for adults and children

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The no choice menu

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Based on the skill level of the kitchen production personnel along with the management goals and objectives for catering services

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Menu item selection

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It is affected by customers’ needs, current trends in dining and eating patterns of customers

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Menu Pattern

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Types of Food Menus:

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  • Selective Menu
  • A ‘la carte meny
  • Table d’ hote menu
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The customers select the other course he may wish at additional cost

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Selective menu

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also called “choice menu” and preparation of dishes is done as per order

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Á la carte menu

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Pricing is done on each item separately and usually more expensive

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Á la carte menu

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Contains exotic and high cost seasonal foods

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Á la carte menu

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A restricted menu and offers a small number of courses (3-4)

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Table d’ hote menu

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A limited choice within each course and has a fixed selling price

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Table d’ hote menu

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All the dishes being ready at a set time

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Table d’ hote menu

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A fixed menu at a set price– no choice is offered to the customers and is available to all guests at a predetermined time

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Banquet Menu

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Table d’ hote menu adaptation:

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  • Banquet menu
  • Buffet Menu
  • Coffee Houses Menu
  • Cycle Menus
  • Elective Menu
  • Combination Menu
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Type of meals vary depending on the occasion and the price paid, where all items are prepared and proportioned to a small size.

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Buffet Menu

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Varies from simple finger buffet to exotic buffets where hot and cold food is available. A form of Table d’ hote menu as restricted menu is offered

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Buffet menu

21
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More recent type of Table d’ hote menu which is commonly used in hotels and restaurants

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Coffee houses menu

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These are a series of Table d’ hote menus (for 3-4 weeks ) which are repeated again and again for a set period of about 3-4 months

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Cycle menus

23
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“add ons” where the price of the entire entrees determines the price of the complete meal and choice are allowed among the appetizers, veg. salads, desserts

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Elective menu

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Combination of A la carte menu with a “special for the day” attached to it. A plated meal offered in a Table d’ hote form at a set price

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Combination menu

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How to Make a Catering Menu?
Step 1: Match the Catering Menu with your Restaurant Step 2: Know your numbers Step 3: Set Up your Schedule
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Mirror similar quality and pricing of your original full-service menu
Match the catering menu with your restaurant
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* Cost per plate * Cost per person * Number of guest * Labor Hours * Profitability
Know your numbers
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Cost of food, labor and materials and subtract that from your gross revebue. Keep in mind that time spent preparing for and working the event should factor into labor cost
Profitability
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How to solve the Cost per Plate?
Total Food Cost/Total guests served
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How to get profit?
Gross Revenue - Food Cost - Labor Cost - Materials Cost = Profit
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A typical full-service catering company will see a profit margin of ____?
10-12%
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A normal full-service restaurant will see a ____ profit margin
4-7%
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Things to consider in costing a menu:
1. Direct cost 2. Indirect cost 3. Overhead cost/expenses 4. Labor Cost/expenses 5. Volatile food costs 6. Service costs 7. Pricing boundaries
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Portion size and food wasted
Direct cost
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Adds value and quality of your food
Indirect cost
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Costs to run your catering services
Overhead cost/expenses
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Extra prep time and labor
Labor cost/expenses
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Profit margin
Pricing boundaries
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Price fluctuation (inflation)
Volatile food costs
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Type of restaurant, quality of service
Service costs