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Table Setting

Transcript: 1 Inch How far from the table's edge do you place the dinner plate? http://www.etiquettescholar.com/dining_etiquette/table_setting.html The napkin can go on the left side of the plate, on the plate, above the plate, or on the right side of the plate. Most traditionally the napkin is placed under the fork/forks on the left side of the plate. Table Setting What is the general rule for the order you place multiple forks in a place setting? What are your options for placing a napkin in the setting? 1.Salad fork 2.Dinner fork 3.Fish fork

Table Setting

Transcript: Origin & Background The Dinner Fork Located to the right of the salad fork and to the immediate left of your dinner plate. (the biggest fork) (cc) photo by Metro Centric on Flickr doodles notes Budapest San Francisco Results Notes Stockholm The Salad Fork Located closest to your napkin on the left side of your place setting. It is smaller than the Dinner Fork and is used for your salad course of the meal. Table Setting (cc) photo by jimmyharris on Flickr (cc) photo by Franco Folini on Flickr Double click to crop it if necessary The time frame when table setting changed was when rich noble men started to be able to have sliver dishes and utensils. The fork, which was an Italian invention, came to be used during the 17th century. For meals Anglo-Saxons would use clean cloths to cover the rough wooden tables. this practice was called "laying the board". Along with the salt cellar, the table had glassed cups, bread baskets and had nice dishes or bowls. Sometimes the plates were made of hard bread, called "trenchers". Guest would bring their own knives and spoons because at that time forks did not exist. outlook Anglo-Saxons began the practice of setting the table around the year 1000 AD. At formal dinners, guest would take their seats based on the placement of the salt cellar. To "sit above the salt" was the place of honor. Identify the utensils normally used during a formal dining experience. There are 3 forks, 2 knives, and 3 spoons photo frame Place your own picture behind this frame! (cc) photo by Metro Centric on Flickr details Assets map When the early European settlers came to North America they used sliver knives, spoons, forks, and cloth napkins; they made plates out of wood but by the time of the Revolutionary War, China was starting to trade with these European settlers. From this trading China dishes and utensils were made a custom in table setting. Important Details

Table Setting

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Table setting

Transcript: Dishwasher Load apart so the vibration does not make one piece hit another. turn off the dishwasher in the drying cycle Hand Wash rinse off any excess food use a gentle soap or a mild detergent To hide unsightly scratches, use toothpaste as a filler and gently rub the marks. courses are served one at a time dinnerware is placed in the center of the setting side dishes and cups and saucers are not found on the table coffee will be served in a different room placed on the right side of serve ware handles face the diner spoon is on the right hand side used to cut and lift fork is on the left hand side used to steady and hold when returned to bowl place them in the same position the blade of a carving knife faces inward Formal By: Mikayla Rone Dinner Ware courses may be placed all at once, make space for side dishes bread, salad, and fruit plates are placed to the left hand side cups are placed to the right of the outermost piece of silverware Tablecloths decorative for the occasion right length ironing preferred store for multiple use Napkins (discussed in detail later) Cups Table Linens Informal Flatware Dinnerware Care water glass white wine red wine Table setting Place Setting After sitting, unfold your napkin and place it in your lap. Use the napkin to blot your lips as needed and before taking a drink. Napkins are placed in the center of the service plate to save space at a formal event. Informal meals allow the host to place the napkin where ever they choose. soup bowl finger bowl (to rinse finger tips) ramekins (to hold solid food) dinner serving salad desert bread-and-butter Forks dinner fork, fish fork, salad fork, and dessert fork left side of plates Knife dinner knife, steak knife, dessert knife, butter knife left side of plates facing inward Spoon iced beverage spoon, oval soup spoon, desert spoon, teaspoon next to the knifes on the right side Serving Utensils Bowl/ Plates Placing Dinnerware Napkins Plates- large to small stacked and placed one inch from edge of the table Glasses- 1 inch beyond the outermost piece of silverware on the top right Bowls- aligned parallel with edge of the table Bread-and-butter- top left of the outermost silverware

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Transcript: Everyday Setting Formal Setting Stemware Dinnerware—plates, cups, bowls, saucers Flatware—butter, dinner and steak knives; salad/dessert, dinner forks; soup, dessert and teaspoons Glassware—water goblet, milk and wine glasses, and sherbet glass. Glassware includes stemware. Three components of a place setting: Differences in flatware: TYPES OF PLACE SETTINGS Informal Setting Setting the table influences... Water goblet Tip of the knife blade. Other beverage glasses Right of goblet, slightly forward and diagonal. Cup and saucer Lower right. Napkin-Three Places Left of the forks Center on the dinner plate In the water goblet When removed, should not disturb the flatware. Appearance of the food served Sets the tone/feeling of the meal Makes people feel important Dinner Plate 1” from the table edge Bread/Butter Plate Top left Above the salad plate Salad Plate Lower left Above the napkin Soup Bowl On plate or separate Soup spoon— larger than teaspoon Salad/dessert fork— smaller than dinner Butter knife—shape and size smaller than dinner knife Things to Remember… Flatware 1 to 1½” from the table edge Handles are lined up and the utensils are even with the plate Forks Tines up Knives Sharp cutting edge toward plate Spoons Bowls up Butter knife On bread/butter plate Table Setting WATER Arrange flatware in order of use, from outside towards plate Sharp edge of knife, faces the plate Placement: Cover: Arrangement of a place setting for one person. Allow 20-24” for each cover with the dinner plate in the middle.

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Table Setting

Transcript: Dining all around the world China In China it is considered rude to finish all the food on your plate because people might think that you didnt get enough food and your still hungry Spain In snack bars in Spain they sweep everything at the end of the day so you are expected to dump everything on the floor. England In England they say if there is no utensils available it is okay to eat with your hands. It would be disrespectful to the cook if you ask. France Asking a chef in France for Ketchup is considered rude because you are implying that you don't like the food. Japan In Japan slurping noodles is a compliment to the chef . It means that you love the food and that you cant wait to get more. The end ! Hopefully you learned a bit about dinning in other countries just in case you decide to visit them.

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Transcript: Prepare and serve food at correct temperatures Never serve food that is expire Use respectful titles like "sir" and "ma'am" Be optimistic Listen with respect and care Serve in the correct order Serve and clear food from the left Serve and pour beverages from the right Serve the correct order to each guest Never rush the guests to finish Clear all plates at the same time Table Setting Basic Napkin Folding How to Set a Table Modern American vs. Russian vs. French Make sure the lighting fits the tone of the restaurant Choose music carefully, make sure it's not too loud or quiet Decorate with a special and unique theme Keep the restaurant clean Don't overcrowd the tables, make sure they are a good length apart from each other Silverware Pouch Terminology Flatware dishes or containers used for the table that are more or less flat Tableware the dishes or utensils used at table Glassware articles of glass such as drinking glasses Silence Cloth a padding that covers or lines your table Cover the place setting Table d'Hote a meal of preselected courses served at a fixed time and price to the guests at a hotel or restaurant A la Carte having dishes individually priced and listed Fixed Menu a collection of preselected list of dishes presented as a multi course meal at a set price Cycle Menu a menu which cycles through the food items for a set period of time Gratuity something given without claim or demand Service Proper Dining Environment Modern American all food already portioned and garnished brought to you by a server Booth Service required customer to choose their own portions, can result in wasted food Banquette requires service from either side of "booth" Classic French Service requires a team system(brigade) captain front waiter back waiter/runner busser can prepare salads table side Russian/English Service ideal for banquets where everyone is eating same meal food from a platter Butler Service cost effective no control over amount of food eaten or its presentation Pyramid Fold Crown Fold How to Serve Utensils Forks should be placed on the left side of the plate Spoons and knives should be places on right side of the plate Silverware is placed in the order the utensils are used Cutting edge of knife should be towards the plate Utensils should be placed roughly 1/2 inch away from plate Dessert fork and spoon should be centered above the plate Plates & Bowls Salad plates should be placed above the forks Dinner plates should be at least 2 inches away from table edge Soup bowls are placed on top of dinner plates Cups & Glasses Coffee cups and saucer placed to the right of knife and spoon Glasses belong above the knife and spoon Napkins Less formal table settings place the napkin underneath the forks More formal table settings place the napkin on top of plate

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