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HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
11	
  	
  
	
  
You	
  are	
  cordially	
  invited	
  to	
  attend	
  our	
  Glamorous	
  
Oscar	
  themed	
  event	
  	
  
At	
  12:00	
  on	
  the	
  3rd	
  March	
  2011	
  at	
  	
  
The	
  Goodwood	
  Restaurant	
  
Chichester	
  College	
  	
  
Dress	
  code	
  is	
  optional	
  although	
  Glamour	
  is	
  the	
  
theme	
  and	
  a	
  prize	
  will	
  be	
  given	
  to	
  the	
  best	
  
For	
  bookings	
  please	
  call	
  	
  
01243	
  786321	
  Ext	
  2215	
  
	
  
	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
22	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
TABLE	
  OF	
  CONTENTSTABLE	
  OF	
  CONTENTS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTACKNOWLEDGEMENT	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   33	
  	
  
EVENT	
  MENU	
  	
  	
  EVENT	
  MENU	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   44-­-­55	
  	
  
EVENT	
  BRIEFINGEVENT	
  BRIEFING	
  	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   66	
  	
  
BUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  LAYOUTBUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  LAYOUT	
  &	
  EQUIPMENT	
  &	
  EQUIPMENT	
  	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   77-­-­99	
  	
  
DINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUTDINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUT	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   1010-­-­1111	
  	
  
UNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENT	
  UNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENT	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  1212-­-­1313	
  	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  TEAM	
  RESTAURANT	
  TEAM	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  1414	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  TEAM	
  TIMERESTAURANT	
  TEAM	
  TIMETABLES	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  TABLES	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   1155-­-­1717	
  	
  
HEADWAITRESS	
  DUTIES	
  HEADWAITRESS	
  DUTIES	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   1818	
  	
  
HOUSEKEEPING	
  DUTIES	
  HOUSEKEEPING	
  DUTIES	
  /	
  LINEN	
  /	
  /	
  LINEN	
  /	
  PAPERPAPER	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   1919	
  	
  
BAR	
  SERVICE	
  INSTRUCTBAR	
  SERVICE	
  INSTRUCTIOIONSNS	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   2020-­-­2323	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  COCKTAIOSCAR	
  COCKTAILS	
  RECILS	
  RECIPESPES	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   2424-­-­2525	
  	
  
HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   2626-­-­2727	
  	
  
NAPKIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCTNAPKIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCTIONSIONS	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   2828-­-­2929	
  	
  
SIDEBOARDS	
  /	
  WORKSTASIDEBOARDS	
  /	
  WORKSTATIONSTIONS	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   3030	
  	
  
WAITING	
  STAFF	
  /	
  SERVWAITING	
  STAFF	
  /	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONSING	
  INSTRUCTIONS	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   3131-­-­3434	
  	
  
KITCHEN	
  TEAM	
  KITCHEN	
  TEAM	
  	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   3535	
  	
   	
  	
  
BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   3636-­-­3737	
  	
  
APPENDIXAPPENDIX	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   3838	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
33	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  
I	
   would	
   like	
   to	
   thank	
   the	
   Chichester	
   College	
   Tutors	
   and	
   staffI	
   would	
   like	
   to	
   thank	
   the	
   Chichester	
   College	
   Tutors	
   and	
   staffss,	
  ,	
  
my	
   event	
   team	
   members,	
   Foundation	
   degree	
   students,	
   my	
   boss	
  my	
   event	
   team	
   members,	
   Foundation	
   degree	
   students,	
   my	
   boss	
  
and	
  my	
  customers,	
  my	
  family	
  and	
  friendsand	
  my	
  customers,	
  my	
  family	
  and	
  friends,,	
  our	
  suppliers	
  and	
  my	
  	
  our	
  suppliers	
  and	
  my	
  
dogs	
  for	
  the	
  successful	
  of	
  the	
  dogs	
  for	
  the	
  successful	
  of	
  the	
  Oscar	
  Event.Oscar	
  Event.	
  	
  
	
  
	
  
Oscar	
  theme	
  event	
  management	
  follows	
  the	
  Health	
  and	
  Safety	
  at	
  Oscar	
  theme	
  event	
  management	
  follows	
  the	
  Health	
  and	
  Safety	
  at	
  
Work	
   Act	
   1974,	
   Food	
   and	
   Safety	
   Act	
   1990	
   and	
   Equal	
  Work	
   Act	
   1974,	
   Food	
   and	
   Safety	
   Act	
   1990	
   and	
   Equal	
  
Opportunities	
   Legislation.	
   	
   Our	
   management	
   team	
   aims	
   at	
  Opportunities	
   Legislation.	
   	
   Our	
   management	
   team	
   aims	
   at	
  
working	
   towards	
   ISO22000:	
   2005	
   Food	
   Safety	
   Management	
  working	
   towards	
   ISO22000:	
   2005	
   Food	
   Safety	
   Management	
  
System	
   standard.	
   	
   WSystem	
   standard.	
   	
   We	
   will	
   ensure	
   all	
   team	
   members	
   are	
  e	
   will	
   ensure	
   all	
   team	
   members	
   are	
  
working	
   in	
   safe	
   and	
   measure	
   environment	
   and	
   all	
   customers	
  working	
   in	
   safe	
   and	
   measure	
   environment	
   and	
   all	
   customers	
  
are	
  providing	
  quality	
  services.	
  are	
  providing	
  quality	
  services.	
  	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
44	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
   LUNCH	
  LUNCH	
   MENUMENU 	
  	
  
33 RDRD 	
  MARCH	
  2011	
  MARCH	
  2011 	
  	
  
GOODWOOD	
  RESTAURANTGOODWOOD	
  RESTAURANT 	
  	
  
STARTERSSTARTERS	
  	
  
	
  
Cocktail	
  of	
  Cocktail	
  of	
  PrawnPrawnss	
  and	
  Local	
  Crab	
  and	
  Local	
  Crab	
  	
  
	
  
French	
  Onion	
  Soup	
  French	
  Onion	
  Soup	
  	
  	
  
Topped	
  with	
  Gruyère	
  Croûton	
  
	
  
Waldorf	
  Salad	
  Waldorf	
  Salad	
  	
  	
  
Apple,	
  Celery	
  and	
  Walnuts	
  Bound	
  with	
  Mayonnaise	
  
	
  
MAINSMAINS	
  	
  
	
  
FoilFoil-­-­poached	
  Salmonpoached	
  Salmon	
  with	
  Dill	
  with	
  Dill	
  	
  
	
  Served	
  with	
  Claret	
  Sauce	
  
	
  
Roast	
  Rack	
  of	
  Spring	
  LambRoast	
  Rack	
  of	
  Spring	
  Lamb	
  	
  
Served	
  with	
  Shallot	
  Purée	
  and	
  Lavender	
  Jus	
  
	
  
Chicken	
  Bacon	
  Roulades	
  Chicken	
  Bacon	
  Roulades	
  	
  	
  
Served	
  with	
  Mustard	
  and	
  White	
  Wine	
  Sauce	
  
	
  
Caramelized	
  Onion	
  and	
  Goat’s	
  Cheese	
  TartCaramelized	
  Onion	
  and	
  Goat’s	
  Cheese	
  Tart	
  	
  
	
  
(All	
  served	
  with	
  Seasonal	
  Vegetables	
  and	
  New	
  Potatoes)	
  
	
  
DESSERTSDESSERTS	
  	
  
	
  
Black	
  Forest	
  Gâteau	
  Black	
  Forest	
  Gâteau	
  	
  	
  
Served	
  With	
  Cream	
  
	
  
New	
  York	
  Cheese	
  Cake	
  New	
  York	
  Cheese	
  Cake	
  	
  	
  
With	
  Passion	
  fruit	
  Coulis	
  
	
  
Lemon	
  and	
  Raspberry	
  CrèmeLemon	
  and	
  Raspberry	
  Crème	
  Brûlée	
  	
  Brûlée	
  	
  	
  
	
  
COFFEECOFFEE	
  	
  
Price	
  £12.75	
  (Inc.	
  VAT.)Price	
  £12.75	
  (Inc.	
  VAT.)	
  	
  
Some	
  of	
  our	
  products	
  may	
  contain	
  nuts,	
  our	
  staffs	
  are	
  happy	
  to	
  advice.	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
55	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
33 RDRD 	
  MARCH	
  2011	
  MARCH	
  2011 	
  	
  
GOODWOOD	
  RESTAURANTGOODWOOD	
  RESTAURANT 	
  	
  
	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  AWARDS	
  COCKTAIOSCAR	
  AWARDS	
  COCKTAIL	
  L	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Apple	
  Martini	
  Apple	
  Martini	
  	
  	
  
Very	
  much	
  a	
  cocktail	
  of	
  the	
  momentVery	
  much	
  a	
  cocktail	
  of	
  the	
  moment,,	
  	
  
iit	
  is	
  smooth	
  and	
  t	
  is	
  smooth	
  and	
  very	
  easy	
  to	
  drinkvery	
  easy	
  to	
  drink..	
  	
  
£2.85	
  per	
  glass£2.85	
  per	
  glass	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Virgin	
  Piña	
  ColadaVirgin	
  Piña	
  Colada	
  	
  
If	
  you	
  love	
  the	
  flavor	
  of	
  coconut	
  and	
  milk,If	
  you	
  love	
  the	
  flavor	
  of	
  coconut	
  and	
  milk,	
  	
  
this	
  cocktail	
  this	
  cocktail	
  willwill	
  be	
  the	
  choice	
  of	
  the	
  day.	
  be	
  the	
  choice	
  of	
  the	
  day.	
  	
  
£1.50	
  per	
  glass£1.50	
  per	
  glass	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  
	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
66	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
EVENT	
  BRIEFINGEVENT	
  BRIEFING	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Oscar	
  Event	
  is	
  a	
  Glamour	
  event	
  withOscar	
  Event	
  is	
  a	
  Glamour	
  event	
  with	
  a	
  70’s	
  Hot	
  and	
  Cold	
  Display	
  	
  a	
  70’s	
  Hot	
  and	
  Cold	
  Display	
  
Buffets	
  Buffets	
   -­-­	
   conventional	
   cooked	
   food	
   with	
   Table	
   /	
   Assisted	
  	
   conventional	
   cooked	
   food	
   with	
   Table	
   /	
   Assisted	
  
service.	
   	
   Food	
   can	
   be	
   collected	
   by	
   the	
   guests	
   or	
   served	
   by	
  service.	
   	
   Food	
   can	
   be	
   collected	
   by	
   the	
   guests	
   or	
   served	
   by	
  
Waiting	
   Staff,	
   guests	
   will	
   be	
   preWaiting	
   Staff,	
   guests	
   will	
   be	
   pre-­-­selected	
   their	
   Starters	
   and	
  selected	
   their	
   Starters	
   and	
  
Desserts,	
   Main	
   course	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   at	
   the	
   BuffeDesserts,	
   Main	
   course	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   at	
   the	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   and	
  ts	
   Table	
   and	
  
Carving	
  Trolley.	
  Carving	
  Trolley.	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  	
  	
  
Most	
   ancillary	
   items	
   may	
   be	
   collected,	
   if	
   needed,	
   at	
   the	
   Buffets	
  Most	
   ancillary	
   items	
   may	
   be	
   collected,	
   if	
   needed,	
   at	
   the	
   Buffets	
  
Table.	
   	
   These	
   might	
   include	
   rolls,	
   butter,	
   sauces,	
   napkins,	
  Table.	
   	
   These	
   might	
   include	
   rolls,	
   butter,	
   sauces,	
   napkins,	
  
tableware	
   and	
   the	
   like.	
   	
   The	
   guests	
   then	
   return	
   to	
   their	
   tables	
  tableware	
   and	
   the	
   like.	
   	
   The	
   guests	
   then	
   return	
   to	
   their	
   tables	
  
to	
  consume	
  the	
  different	
  parts	
  of	
  to	
  consume	
  the	
  different	
  parts	
  of	
  the	
  meal.	
  	
  the	
  meal.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
The	
   table	
   layouts	
   are	
   similar	
   to	
   the	
   standard	
   banquet	
   layouts.	
  	
  The	
   table	
   layouts	
   are	
   similar	
   to	
   the	
   standard	
   banquet	
   layouts.	
  	
  
The	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  will	
  be	
  taken	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  The	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  will	
  be	
  taken	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  
formal	
  banquets.	
  	
  formal	
  banquets.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Table	
  service	
  Table	
  service	
  ––	
  Guests	
  are	
  served	
  at	
  a	
  laid	
  table,	
  which	
  includes	
  	
  Guests	
  are	
  served	
  at	
  a	
  laid	
  table,	
  which	
  includes	
  
plated	
   service	
   or	
   silver	
   seplated	
   service	
   or	
   silver	
   service.	
   	
   Assisted	
   service	
  rvice.	
   	
   Assisted	
   service	
   ––	
   Guests	
   are	
  	
   Guests	
   are	
  
served	
  part	
  of	
  the	
  meal	
  at	
  a	
  table	
  and	
  is	
  required	
  to	
  obtain	
  part	
  served	
  part	
  of	
  the	
  meal	
  at	
  a	
  table	
  and	
  is	
  required	
  to	
  obtain	
  part	
  
through	
  selfthrough	
  self-­-­service	
  from	
  some	
  form	
  of	
  display	
  as	
  Buffets.service	
  from	
  some	
  form	
  of	
  display	
  as	
  Buffets.	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
77	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  LAYOUTBUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  LAYOUT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Buffets	
  Table	
  (6	
  meters	
  Wide	
  x	
  1	
  meteBuffets	
  Table	
  (6	
  meters	
  Wide	
  x	
  1	
  meter	
  Depth)	
  as	
  Top	
  table	
  will	
  r	
  Depth)	
  as	
  Top	
  table	
  will	
  
be	
  set	
  by	
  the	
  window	
  near	
  the	
  Bar	
  area,	
  leave	
  1	
  meter	
  Gangway	
  be	
  set	
  by	
  the	
  window	
  near	
  the	
  Bar	
  area,	
  leave	
  1	
  meter	
  Gangway	
  
between	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   and	
   window	
   to	
   allow	
   Waiting	
   Staff	
   to	
  between	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   and	
   window	
   to	
   allow	
   Waiting	
   Staff	
   to	
  
serve	
  the	
  guests.serve	
  the	
  guests.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Buffets	
  Table	
  will	
  be	
  dressed	
  with	
  White	
  Linen	
  clothed	
  down	
  to	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  will	
  be	
  dressed	
  with	
  White	
  Linen	
  clothed	
  down	
  to	
  
the	
   ground	
   on	
   the	
   customerthe	
   ground	
   on	
   the	
   customer’s	
   side	
   with	
   White	
   Slip	
   cloths	
   and	
  ’s	
   side	
   with	
   White	
   Slip	
   cloths	
   and	
  
White	
   Table	
   skirts;	
   tabletop	
   will	
   be	
   decorated	
   with	
   Oscar	
  White	
   Table	
   skirts;	
   tabletop	
   will	
   be	
   decorated	
   with	
   Oscar	
  
statutes,	
  Flambé	
  lamps,	
  Suzette	
  pans	
  and	
  Salt	
  &	
  Pepper	
  Mills.statutes,	
  Flambé	
  lamps,	
  Suzette	
  pans	
  and	
  Salt	
  &	
  Pepper	
  Mills.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
88	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  EQUIPMBUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  EQUIPMENTENT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CHAFING	
  DISHCHAFING	
  DISH	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
99	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESRES TAURANT	
  HANDBOOKTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  EQUIPMBUFFETS	
  TABLE	
  EQUIPMENTENT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HOT	
  LAMPHOT	
  LAMP	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   	
  	
   CARVING	
  BOARDCARVING	
  BOARD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CARVING	
  TABLECARVING	
  TABLE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1010	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
DINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUTDINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Dining	
  Tables	
  (1	
  meter	
  Square)	
  seated	
  2Dining	
  Tables	
  (1	
  meter	
  Square)	
  seated	
  2	
  	
  
	
  Dining	
  Table	
  (1	
  meter	
  x	
  2	
  meter	
  Rectangular)	
  seated	
  3	
  or	
  4	
  	
  Dining	
  Table	
  (1	
  meter	
  x	
  2	
  meter	
  Rectangular)	
  seated	
  3	
  or	
  4	
  	
  	
  
Dining	
  Dining	
  Tables	
  (1.5	
  Tables	
  (1.5	
  -­-­	
  2	
  meters	
  Diameter	
  Round)	
  seated	
  6	
  or	
  8	
  2	
  meters	
  Diameter	
  Round)	
  seated	
  6	
  or	
  8	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Dining	
  Tables	
  will	
  be	
  dressed	
  with	
  White	
  Linen	
  with	
  Black/Gold	
  Dining	
  Tables	
  will	
  be	
  dressed	
  with	
  White	
  Linen	
  with	
  Black/Gold	
  
Paper	
  Runner	
  and	
  Black	
  Paper	
  Napkins,	
  Table	
  d’hôte	
  cover	
  with	
  Paper	
  Runner	
  and	
  Black	
  Paper	
  Napkins,	
  Table	
  d’hôte	
  cover	
  with	
  
Silverware	
  and	
  Glassware.	
  	
  The	
  traditional	
  cover	
  is	
  as	
  follows:	
  Silverware	
  and	
  Glassware.	
  	
  The	
  traditional	
  cover	
  is	
  as	
  follows:	
  -­-­	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Main	
  KnivesMain	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Fish	
  Knives	
  &	
  ForksFish	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Starter	
  Knives,	
  Forks	
  &	
  Soup	
  Spoons	
  Starter	
  Knives,	
  Forks	
  &	
  Soup	
  Spoons	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Dessert	
  Forks	
  &	
  SpoonsDessert	
  Forks	
  &	
  Spoons	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Side	
  Plate	
  &	
  KnivesSide	
  Plate	
  &	
  Knives	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Water	
  GlassWater	
  Glass	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Red	
  Wine	
  GlassRed	
  Wine	
  Glass	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ White	
  Wine	
  GlassWhite	
  Wine	
  Glass	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Each	
   table	
   includes	
   Cruet	
   Sets,	
   make	
   sure	
   Cruet	
   Sets	
   are	
   fill	
  Each	
   table	
   includes	
   Cruet	
   Sets,	
   make	
   sure	
   Cruet	
   Sets	
   are	
   fill	
  
properly	
  and	
  polished	
  before	
  setting	
  on	
  properly	
  and	
  polished	
  before	
  setting	
  on	
  table.table.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Each	
   table	
   includes	
   Butter	
   Plate	
   and	
   knife;	
   hotplate	
   will	
  Each	
   table	
   includes	
   Butter	
   Plate	
   and	
   knife;	
   hotplate	
   will	
  
arrange	
  butter	
  before	
  service.arrange	
  butter	
  before	
  service.	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1111	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
DINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUTDINING	
  TABLES	
  LAYOUT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Each	
  Table	
  setEach	
  Table	
  setss	
  with	
  an	
  Oscar	
  Award	
  Movie	
  Name.	
  	
  	
  with	
  an	
  Oscar	
  Award	
  Movie	
  Name.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  
The	
  Oscars	
  1970The	
  Oscars	
  1970	
  	
  
Love	
  StoryLove	
  Story	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Each	
   Table	
   setEach	
   Table	
   setss	
   with	
   A	
   with	
   A4	
   folded	
   Table	
   Menu	
   and	
   each	
   guest	
   will	
  4	
   folded	
   Table	
   Menu	
   and	
   each	
   guest	
   will	
  
be	
   provided	
   with	
   Food	
   and	
   Drink	
   scrolled	
   Menu	
   tied	
   with	
   Gold	
  be	
   provided	
   with	
   Food	
   and	
   Drink	
   scrolled	
   Menu	
   tied	
   with	
   Gold	
  
Ribbon.	
  Ribbon.	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1212	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
UNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENTUNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Ladies	
   and	
   Gentlemen:Ladies	
   and	
   Gentlemen:	
   	
   Please	
   remember	
   personal	
   hygiene	
   is	
  	
   	
   Please	
   remember	
   personal	
   hygiene	
   is	
  
essential	
  as	
  a	
  professionaessential	
  as	
  a	
  professional.	
  	
  l.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Male	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  Male	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  ––	
  White	
  long	
  sleeves	
  Shirt,	
  Black	
  Trousers,	
  	
  White	
  long	
  sleeves	
  Shirt,	
  Black	
  Trousers,	
  
Black	
  /	
  Grey	
  Ties	
  /	
  Silver	
  tiepin,	
  Black	
  Suit	
  waistcoat	
  if	
  Black	
  /	
  Grey	
  Ties	
  /	
  Silver	
  tiepin,	
  Black	
  Suit	
  waistcoat	
  if	
  
available,	
  Black	
  Apron,	
  Black	
  polished	
  shoes	
  and	
  socks.	
  	
  available,	
  Black	
  Apron,	
  Black	
  polished	
  shoes	
  and	
  socks.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Female	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  Female	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
   ––	
  White	
  long	
  sleeves	
  Shirt,	
  Black	
  Trousers	
  	
  White	
  long	
  sleeves	
  Shirt,	
  Black	
  Trousers	
  
oror	
   Black	
   Skirt,	
   Black	
   Apron,	
   Black	
   polished	
   shoes	
   and	
   socks.	
  	
  	
   Black	
   Skirt,	
   Black	
   Apron,	
   Black	
   polished	
   shoes	
   and	
   socks.	
  	
  
(Please	
  wear	
  black	
  tight	
  with	
  black	
  skirt)(Please	
  wear	
  black	
  tight	
  with	
  black	
  skirt)	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1313	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
UNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENTUNIFORM	
  REQUIREMENT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
All	
   uniform	
   has	
   to	
   be	
   cleaned	
   and	
   iron,	
   all	
   jewelry	
   has	
   to	
   be	
  All	
   uniform	
   has	
   to	
   be	
   cleaned	
   and	
   iron,	
   all	
   jewelry	
   has	
   to	
   be	
  
removed	
   during	
   service.	
   	
   Ladies	
   hairemoved	
   during	
   service.	
   	
   Ladies	
   hair	
   has	
   to	
   be	
   tidy	
   and	
   pined	
  r	
   has	
   to	
   be	
   tidy	
   and	
   pined	
  
up	
  if	
  require,	
  gentleman	
  hair	
  has	
  to	
  be	
  neatly	
  groom.	
  	
  up	
  if	
  require,	
  gentleman	
  hair	
  has	
  to	
  be	
  neatly	
  groom.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Waiting	
   staff,	
   please	
   remember	
   to	
   bring	
   your	
   accessories	
   for	
  Waiting	
   staff,	
   please	
   remember	
   to	
   bring	
   your	
   accessories	
   for	
  
crumbing	
   down.	
   	
   Bar	
   staff,	
   please	
   remember	
   to	
   bring	
   your	
  crumbing	
   down.	
   	
   Bar	
   staff,	
   please	
   remember	
   to	
   bring	
   your	
  
waiter’s	
   friend	
  waiter’s	
   friend	
   -­-­	
   bottle	
   opener.	
   	
   Hotplate	
  	
   bottle	
   opener.	
   	
   Hotplate	
   ––	
   Please	
   br	
   Please	
   bring	
   spare	
  ing	
   spare	
  
kitchen	
  uniform	
  in	
  the	
  event	
  of	
  shortage	
  of	
  kitchen	
  staff.kitchen	
  uniform	
  in	
  the	
  event	
  of	
  shortage	
  of	
  kitchen	
  staff.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Please	
   text	
   Jenny	
   on	
   or	
   before	
   8am	
   if	
   you	
   are	
   calling	
   in	
   sick	
   on	
  Please	
   text	
   Jenny	
   on	
   or	
   before	
   8am	
   if	
   you	
   are	
   calling	
   in	
   sick	
   on	
  
the	
  date	
  of	
  service	
  at	
  07826	
  927	
  954.the	
  date	
  of	
  service	
  at	
  07826	
  927	
  954.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1414	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENTEVENT 	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEAD	
  WAITRESS	
  HEAD	
  WAITRESS	
  ––	
  JENNY	
  SLEE	
  JENNY	
  SLEE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
TEAM	
  1TEAM	
  1	
  	
  
	
  
DaniDaniel	
  Lambeth	
  (Team	
  Leader)el	
  Lambeth	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  
Josephine	
  SaundersJosephine	
  Saunders	
  	
  
Eloise	
  SoleEloise	
  Sole	
  	
  
	
  
TEAM	
  2TEAM	
  2	
  	
  
Jessica	
  Scrivens	
  (Team	
  Leader)Jessica	
  Scrivens	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  
Lorissa	
  CookLorissa	
  Cook	
  	
  
Melissa	
  UnwinMelissa	
  Unwin	
  	
  
	
  	
   	
  	
  
TEAM	
  3TEAM	
  3	
  	
  
	
  
Ashley	
  Turner	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  Ashley	
  Turner	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  	
  
Maria	
  KaveierosMaria	
  Kaveieros	
  	
  
Megan	
  CairnsMegan	
  Cairns	
  
	
  
FLOW/HOTPLATE	
  TEAMFLOW/HOTPLATE	
  TEAM	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Georgina	
  LeonardGeorgina	
  Leonard	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BAR	
  TEAMBAR	
  TEAM	
  	
  
John	
  Cadman	
  (Team	
  John	
  Cadman	
  (Team	
  Leader)Leader)	
  	
  
Luis	
  Angel	
  GonzalizLuis	
  Angel	
  Gonzaliz	
  	
  
	
  	
  
PHOTOGRAPHER/RUNNERPHOTOGRAPHER/RUNNER	
  	
  
Marius	
  AgafiteiMarius	
  Agafitei	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
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OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
TIMETABLETIMETABLE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
8:38:30AM	
  0AM	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   TEAM	
  MEETINGTEAM	
  MEETING	
  	
  
Head	
  Waitress	
  and	
  Team	
  Leader	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  and	
  Team	
  Leader	
  -­-­	
  Go	
  through	
  table	
  setting	
  	
  Go	
  through	
  table	
  setting	
  
plans	
  and	
  presentations	
  of	
  the	
  dishes.plans	
  and	
  presentations	
  of	
  the	
  dishes.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
9:09:00AM	
  0AM	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   INDIVIDUAL	
  TEAM	
  MINDIVIDUAL	
  TEAM	
  MEETINGEETING	
  	
  
Head	
  Waitress	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  ––	
  Check	
  and	
  ensure	
  all	
  Restaurant	
  team’s	
  	
  Check	
  and	
  ensure	
  all	
  Restaurant	
  team’s	
  
attendance,	
  report	
  immediate	
  if	
  anyone	
  is	
  late	
  or	
  absence.attendance,	
  report	
  immediate	
  if	
  anyone	
  is	
  late	
  or	
  absence.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
  Leader	
  and	
  all	
  Restaurant	
  Team	
  Team	
  Leader	
  and	
  all	
  Restaurant	
  Team	
  -­-­	
  Go	
  through	
  table	
  setting	
  	
  Go	
  through	
  table	
  setting	
  
plans	
  and	
  presentations	
  of	
  the	
  dishes,	
  check	
  with	
  Head	
  plans	
  and	
  presentations	
  of	
  the	
  dishes,	
  check	
  with	
  Head	
  
Waitress	
  if	
  therWaitress	
  if	
  there	
  is	
  any	
  question.e	
  is	
  any	
  question.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
9:19:15AM	
  5AM	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   ALLOCATE	
  OF	
  RESOURCEALLOCATE	
  OF	
  RESOURCESS	
  	
  
Team	
  Leader	
  Team	
  Leader	
  -­-­	
  Organize	
  Linen,	
  Tables,	
  Chairs,	
  Napkins	
  fold,	
  	
  Organize	
  Linen,	
  Tables,	
  Chairs,	
  Napkins	
  fold,	
  	
  	
  
Check	
  with	
  store	
  if	
  there	
  is	
  anything	
  missing.Check	
  with	
  store	
  if	
  there	
  is	
  anything	
  missing.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Bar	
  Team	
  Bar	
  Team	
  ––	
  Stock	
  check,	
  glassware	
  preparation	
  and	
  Cocktails	
  	
  Stock	
  check,	
  glassware	
  preparation	
  and	
  Cocktails	
  
preparationpreparation	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Hotplate	
  Hotplate	
  ––	
  Organize	
  Cut	
  Organize	
  Cutlery	
  and	
  Crockerylery	
  and	
  Crockery	
  	
  
	
  
9:39:30AM	
  0AM	
  	
  	
  	
  	
   FOOD	
  PROCESS	
  STARTFOOD	
  PROCESS	
  START	
  	
  
Head	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  Waitress	
  ––	
  Go	
  through	
  serving	
  dishes	
  and	
  e	
  Go	
  through	
  serving	
  dishes	
  and	
  equipment	
  with	
  quipment	
  with	
  
Head	
  Head	
  ChefChef	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
  Leader	
  Team	
  Leader	
  -­-­	
  Allocate	
  their	
  team	
  member	
  duty,	
  start	
  	
  Allocate	
  their	
  team	
  member	
  duty,	
  start	
  
Restaurant	
  settingRestaurant	
  setting	
  	
  
	
  	
  
11:311:30AM	
  0AM	
  	
  	
   RESTAURANT	
  READY	
  TO	
  RESTAURANT	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVESERVE	
  	
  
Team	
  Break	
  for	
  15	
  minutes	
  if	
  Team	
  Break	
  for	
  15	
  minutes	
  if	
  finished	
  set	
  up	
  finished	
  set	
  up	
  	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1616	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
TIMETABLETIMETABLE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
11:45	
  NOON	
  RESTAURAN11:45	
  NOON	
  RESTAURANT	
  TEAM	
  READY	
  AS	
  PER	
  T	
  TEAM	
  READY	
  AS	
  PER	
  
JOB	
  ALLOCATIONJOB	
  ALLOCATION	
  	
  
Head	
  Waitress	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  -­-­	
  Meet	
  and	
  greet	
  Meet	
  and	
  greet	
  	
  
With	
  the	
  assistant	
  of	
  other	
  team	
  members,	
  organizing	
  garment	
  With	
  the	
  assistant	
  of	
  other	
  team	
  members,	
  organizing	
  garment	
  
and	
  showing	
  guests	
  to	
  the	
  allocated	
  tablesand	
  showing	
  guests	
  to	
  the	
  allocated	
  tables	
  	
  
	
  	
  
PhoPhotographer	
  tographer	
  ––	
  Taking	
  pictures	
  of	
  guests	
  on	
  arrival	
  Taking	
  pictures	
  of	
  guests	
  on	
  arrival	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
  1Team	
  1-­-­3	
  Taking	
  drinks	
  order,,,	
  Serving	
  Water,,,	
  Serving	
  Bread,	
  3	
  Taking	
  drinks	
  order,,,	
  Serving	
  Water,,,	
  Serving	
  Bread,	
  
Serving	
  Cocktails	
  /	
  Wine,,,	
  Changing	
  Cutlery,..	
  Put	
  order	
  on	
  Serving	
  Cocktails	
  /	
  Wine,,,	
  Changing	
  Cutlery,..	
  Put	
  order	
  on	
  
EPOS	
  /	
  KitchenEPOS	
  /	
  Kitchen	
  	
  
	
  	
  
12:00	
  NOON	
  STARTERS12:00	
  NOON	
  STARTERS	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  /	
  	
  /	
  
OSCAR	
  FILM	
  PREVIEW	
  OSCAR	
  FILM	
  PREVIEW	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Head	
  WaHead	
  Waitress	
  itress	
  ––	
  Sort	
  out	
  Oscar	
  Viewing	
  Sort	
  out	
  Oscar	
  Viewing	
  	
  
	
  	
  
12:15AM	
  12:15AM	
  	
  	
   STARTERSSTARTERS	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  	
  
Team	
  1	
  Team	
  1	
  -­-­	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  
assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  
Wine…Wine…	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
12:4512:45AM	
  AM	
  	
  	
   MAINSMAINS	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  	
  
Flow/Hotplate	
  Team/Bar	
  Team	
  hFlow/Hotplate	
  Team/Bar	
  Team	
  helping	
  setting	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  for	
  elping	
  setting	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  for	
  
MainsMains	
  	
  
Team	
  1	
  Team	
  1	
  -­-­	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  
assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  
Wine…Wine…	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1717	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
TIMETABLETIMETABLE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
13:1513:15AM	
  AM	
  	
  	
   COFFEE/DESSERTCOFFEE/DESSERT	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  READY	
  TO	
  SERVE	
  	
  
FlowFlow/Hotplate	
  Team/helping	
  prepare	
  coffee,	
  milk,	
  cup	
  and	
  /Hotplate	
  Team/helping	
  prepare	
  coffee,	
  milk,	
  cup	
  and	
  
saucers	
  and	
  spoon…saucers	
  and	
  spoon…	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
  1	
  Team	
  1	
  -­-­	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  	
  3	
  getting	
  ready	
  to	
  serve	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  tables	
  they	
  
assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  assign…Clean	
  up	
  table	
  as	
  per	
  normal	
  service...Check	
  Water	
  &	
  
Wine…Wine…	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Head	
  Waitress	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  ––	
  Collect	
  Feedback	
  from	
  guests	
  and	
  prom	
  Collect	
  Feedback	
  from	
  guests	
  and	
  promotion	
  of	
  otion	
  of	
  
upcoming	
  eventupcoming	
  event	
  	
  
	
  	
  
14:0014:00AM	
  AM	
  	
  	
   CLEAN	
  UP	
  AND	
  CLOSE	
  DCLEAN	
  UP	
  AND	
  CLOSE	
  DOWNOWN	
  	
  
Head	
  WaitressHead	
  Waitress	
  	
  ––	
  	
  Announce	
  Best	
  Dress	
  Award,	
  thanks	
  guests	
  for	
  Announce	
  Best	
  Dress	
  Award,	
  thanks	
  guests	
  for	
  
their	
  supporttheir	
  support	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Bar	
  and	
  waiting	
  staff	
  clean	
  up	
  and	
  close	
  downBar	
  and	
  waiting	
  staff	
  clean	
  up	
  and	
  close	
  down	
  	
  
	
  	
  
14:3014:30AM	
  AM	
  	
  	
   CLOSE	
  DOWN	
  AND	
  TEAM	
  CLOSE	
  DOWN	
  AND	
  TEAM	
  BRIEFINGBRIEFING	
  	
  
Head	
  Head	
  Waitress,	
  Restaurant	
  Team	
  LeaderWaitress,	
  Restaurant	
  Team	
  Leader,	
  Restaurant	
  Team,	
  Restaurant	
  Team	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1818	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEADWAITRESS	
  DUTIESHEADWAITRESS	
  DUTIES	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Check	
  the	
  booking	
  diary	
  for	
  reservationsCheck	
  the	
  booking	
  diary	
  for	
  reservations	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Make	
  out	
  the	
  seating	
  plan	
  for	
  the	
  event	
  day	
  and	
  allocate	
  Make	
  out	
  the	
  seating	
  plan	
  for	
  the	
  event	
  day	
  and	
  allocate	
  
customers	
  accordinglycustomers	
  accordingly	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Make	
  out	
  a	
  plan	
  of	
  the	
  various	
  stations	
  and	
  show	
  wherMake	
  out	
  a	
  plan	
  of	
  the	
  various	
  stations	
  and	
  show	
  where	
  e	
  
the	
  staff	
  will	
  be	
  workingthe	
  staff	
  will	
  be	
  working	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Go	
  over	
  the	
  menu	
  with	
  staff	
  immediately	
  before	
  service	
  is	
  Go	
  over	
  the	
  menu	
  with	
  staff	
  immediately	
  before	
  service	
  is	
  
due	
  to	
  commencedue	
  to	
  commence	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Check	
  that	
  all	
  duties	
  on	
  the	
  duty	
  rotaCheck	
  that	
  all	
  duties	
  on	
  the	
  duty	
  rota	
  is	
  is	
  covered	
  and	
  that	
  a	
  	
  covered	
  and	
  that	
  a	
  
full	
  team	
  of	
  staff	
  is	
  presentfull	
  team	
  of	
  staff	
  is	
  present	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Design	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  settingsDesign	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  settings	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Check	
  the	
  Carving	
  trolley	
  for	
  cleCheck	
  the	
  Carving	
  trolley	
  for	
  cleanliness	
  anliness	
  ––	
  Lay	
  up	
  for	
  the	
  	
  Lay	
  up	
  for	
  the	
  
bottom	
  shelf	
  service	
  plate,	
  to	
  include:	
  Service	
  spoons	
  and	
  bottom	
  shelf	
  service	
  plate,	
  to	
  include:	
  Service	
  spoons	
  and	
  
forks,	
  sauce	
  ladles,	
  service	
  plate	
  with	
  carving	
  knife,	
  fork	
  forks,	
  sauce	
  ladles,	
  service	
  plate	
  with	
  carving	
  knife,	
  fork	
  
and	
  steel.and	
  steel.	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Organize	
  table	
  numbers	
  and	
  settings	
  with	
  Team	
  LeadersOrganize	
  table	
  numbers	
  and	
  settings	
  with	
  Team	
  Leaders	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Organize	
  Butter	
  dishes	
  with	
  HotplateOrganize	
  Butter	
  dishes	
  with	
  Hotplate	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
1919	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVEV ENT	
  ENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HOUSEKEEPING	
  DUTIESHOUSEKEEPING	
  DUTIES	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Clean	
  and	
  polish	
  doors	
  and	
  glassClean	
  and	
  polish	
  doors	
  and	
  glass	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Brush	
  and	
  dust	
  the	
  chairsBrush	
  and	
  dust	
  the	
  chairs	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Polish	
  all	
  sideboards	
  and	
  cash	
  deskPolish	
  all	
  sideboards	
  and	
  cash	
  desk	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Clean	
  and	
  tidy	
  the	
  reception	
  areaClean	
  and	
  tidy	
  the	
  reception	
  area	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Line	
  up	
  tables	
  and	
  chairs	
  for	
  laying	
  upLine	
  up	
  tables	
  and	
  chairs	
  for	
  laying	
  up	
  	
  
	
  	
  
LINEN	
  /	
  PAPERLINEN	
  /	
  PAPER	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Collecting	
  the	
  clean	
  linCollecting	
  the	
  clean	
  linen	
  from	
  the	
  housekeeping	
  en	
  from	
  the	
  housekeeping	
  
department,	
  checking	
  items	
  against	
  list,	
  distributing	
  them	
  department,	
  checking	
  items	
  against	
  list,	
  distributing	
  them	
  
to	
  the	
  various	
  service	
  points,	
  laying	
  tablecloths	
  and	
  to	
  the	
  various	
  service	
  points,	
  laying	
  tablecloths	
  and	
  
folding	
  napkinsfolding	
  napkins	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Spare	
  linen	
  should	
  be	
  folded	
  neatly	
  and	
  return	
  to	
  Spare	
  linen	
  should	
  be	
  folded	
  neatly	
  and	
  return	
  to	
  
housekeepinghousekeeping	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Ensuring	
  that	
  stocks	
  are	
  sufficient	
  to	
  Ensuring	
  that	
  stocks	
  are	
  sufficient	
  to	
  meet	
  needsmeet	
  needs	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Ensuring	
  that	
  glass	
  cloths	
  and	
  waiters’	
  cloths	
  are	
  Ensuring	
  that	
  glass	
  cloths	
  and	
  waiters’	
  cloths	
  are	
  
availableavailable	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Providing	
  dish	
  papers	
  and	
  doilies	
  as	
  requiredProviding	
  dish	
  papers	
  and	
  doilies	
  as	
  required	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ The	
  preparation	
  of	
  the	
  linen	
  basket	
  for	
  return	
  to	
  the	
  linen	
  The	
  preparation	
  of	
  the	
  linen	
  basket	
  for	
  return	
  to	
  the	
  linen	
  
roomroom	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ The	
  preparation	
  of	
  the	
  linen	
  basket	
  and	
  list	
  for	
  laundryThe	
  preparation	
  of	
  the	
  linen	
  basket	
  and	
  list	
  for	
  laundry	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2020	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESRES TAURANT	
  HANDBOOKTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTBAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONSIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Oscar	
  Award	
  Cocktails	
  Oscar	
  Award	
  Cocktails	
  ––	
  Apple	
  Martini	
  or	
  Virgin	
  Piña	
  Colada	
  Apple	
  Martini	
  or	
  Virgin	
  Piña	
  Colada	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Cocktail	
   will	
   be	
   prepared	
   by	
   Bar	
   staff,	
   serve	
   to	
   the	
   guests	
  Cocktail	
   will	
   be	
   prepared	
   by	
   Bar	
   staff,	
   serve	
   to	
   the	
   guests	
  
according	
   to	
   order	
   with	
   Supplement	
   charge,	
   recipes	
   as	
   below.	
  	
  according	
   to	
   order	
   with	
   Supplement	
   charge,	
   recipes	
   as	
   below.	
  	
  
Bar	
   staff	
   requires	
   preparing	
  Bar	
   staff	
   requires	
   preparing	
   the	
   nonthe	
   non-­-­alcoholic	
   cocktails	
   in	
  alcoholic	
   cocktails	
   in	
  
advance.advance.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Goodwood	
   Wine	
   Menu	
   available	
   as	
   per	
   request,	
   serving	
  Goodwood	
   Wine	
   Menu	
   available	
   as	
   per	
   request,	
   serving	
  
instruction	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  formal	
  banquets.instruction	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  formal	
  banquets.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Bar	
   Team	
   will	
   assist	
   Flow	
   Team	
   /	
   Hotplate	
   on	
   setting	
   up	
   the	
  Bar	
   Team	
   will	
   assist	
   Flow	
   Team	
   /	
   Hotplate	
   on	
   setting	
   up	
   the	
  
Mains	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   after	
   Waiting	
   Staff	
   sMains	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   after	
   Waiting	
   Staff	
   served	
   the	
   guests	
   their	
  erved	
   the	
   guests	
   their	
  
Starters.Starters.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2121	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTBAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONSIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Duties	
  include:	
  Duties	
  include:	
  -­-­	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Open	
  the	
  barOpen	
  the	
  bar	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Wipe	
  down	
  bar	
  topsWipe	
  down	
  bar	
  tops	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Clean	
  shelves	
  and	
  swab	
  the	
  bar	
  floorClean	
  shelves	
  and	
  swab	
  the	
  bar	
  floor	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Check	
  opticsCheck	
  optics	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Restock	
  the	
  bar	
  with	
  beverage	
  items	
  as	
  requiredRestock	
  the	
  bar	
  with	
  beverage	
  items	
  as	
  required	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ PreparePrepare	
   ice	
   buckets,	
   wine	
   coolers,	
   service	
   trays,	
   water	
  	
   ice	
   buckets,	
   wine	
   coolers,	
   service	
   trays,	
   water	
  
jugs	
  and	
  cocktails	
  jugsjugs	
  and	
  cocktails	
  jugs	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Check	
   pads	
   and	
   wine	
   lists;	
   line	
   up,	
   clean	
   and	
   polish	
  Check	
   pads	
   and	
   wine	
   lists;	
   line	
   up,	
   clean	
   and	
   polish	
  
glassesglasses	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Glassware	
  Glassware	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Collecting	
  of	
  the	
  required	
  glassware	
  from	
  the	
  glass	
  pantry	
  Collecting	
  of	
  the	
  required	
  glassware	
  from	
  the	
  glass	
  pantry	
  
(store)(store)	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Checking	
   and	
   polishing	
   glassware	
   needed	
   forChecking	
   and	
   polishing	
   glassware	
   needed	
   for	
   the	
   general	
  	
   the	
   general	
  
laylay-­-­upup	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Checking	
   and	
   polishing	
   glassware	
   needed	
   for	
   any	
   special	
  Checking	
   and	
   polishing	
   glassware	
   needed	
   for	
   any	
   special	
  
eventevent	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Red	
   Wine	
   Glass,	
   White	
   Wine	
   Glass,	
   Cocktail	
   Glass	
   and	
   Water	
  Red	
   Wine	
   Glass,	
   White	
   Wine	
   Glass,	
   Cocktail	
   Glass	
   and	
   Water	
  
Tumbler	
  	
  Tumbler	
  	
  	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2222	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTBAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONSIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Duties	
  include:	
  Duties	
  include:	
  -­-­	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Prepare	
   the	
   bar	
   service	
   tPrepare	
   the	
   bar	
   service	
   top	
   according	
   to	
   the	
   event	
  op	
   according	
   to	
   the	
   event	
  
requirement	
  which	
  may	
  include:	
  requirement	
  which	
  may	
  include:	
  -­-­	
  	
  
	
  	
  
oo Cutting	
  boardCutting	
  board	
  	
  
oo Fruit	
  knifeFruit	
  knife	
  	
  
oo Waiter’s	
  friend	
  Waiter’s	
  friend	
  ––	
  Bottle	
  opener	
  Bottle	
  opener	
  	
  
oo Fruit	
  Fruit	
  ––	
  Lemons,	
  Limes,	
  Apples,	
  Oranges	
  Lemons,	
  Limes,	
  Apples,	
  Oranges	
  	
  
oo Mixing	
  glass	
  and	
  spoonsMixing	
  glass	
  and	
  spoons	
  	
  
oo Hawthorn	
  strainerHawthorn	
  strainer	
  	
  
oo Angostura	
  bittersAngostura	
  bitters	
  	
  
oo Peach	
  bittersPeach	
  bitters	
  	
  
oo Worcestershire	
  sauceWorcestershire	
  sauce	
  	
  
oo CockCocktail	
  stickstail	
  sticks	
  	
  
oo Cocktail	
  shakerCocktail	
  shaker	
  	
  
oo Wine	
  coastersWine	
  coasters	
  	
  
oo Wine	
  and	
  Spirit	
  measuresWine	
  and	
  Spirit	
  measures	
  	
  
oo Soda	
  siphonSoda	
  siphon	
  	
  
oo Ice	
  bucket	
  and	
  tongsIce	
  bucket	
  and	
  tongs	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2323	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTBAR	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONSIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BII	
  Code	
  of	
  conduct	
  (Licensing	
  Act	
  2003):	
  BII	
  Code	
  of	
  conduct	
  (Licensing	
  Act	
  2003):	
  -­-­	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ always	
  operate	
  lawfully	
  and	
  socially	
  responsiblyalways	
  operate	
  lawfully	
  and	
  socially	
  responsibly	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ alalways	
   check	
   valid	
   ID	
   if	
   the	
   customer	
   appears	
   to	
   be	
  ways	
   check	
   valid	
   ID	
   if	
   the	
   customer	
   appears	
   to	
   be	
  
underageunderage	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ refuse	
  to	
  serve	
  intoxicated	
  customersrefuse	
  to	
  serve	
  intoxicated	
  customers	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ market	
  drinks	
  responsibly	
  and	
  promote	
  sensible	
  drinkingmarket	
  drinks	
  responsibly	
  and	
  promote	
  sensible	
  drinking	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ always	
  be	
  professional	
  and	
  customer	
  focusedalways	
  be	
  professional	
  and	
  customer	
  focused	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ promote	
  equal	
  opportunitiespromote	
  equal	
  opportunities	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2424	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURESTAU RANT	
  HANDBOOKRANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  COCKTAIL	
  OSCAR	
  COCKTAIL	
  -­-­	
  ALCOHOLIC	
  ALCOHOLIC	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Apple	
  MartiniApple	
  Martini	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SERVES	
  1SERVES	
  1	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CRACKEDCRACKED	
  ICE	
  ICE	
  	
  
1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  VOD1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  VODKAKA	
  	
  
1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  SOU1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  SOUR	
  APPLER	
  APPLE	
  	
  
1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  APP1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  APPLE	
  JUICELE	
  JUICE	
  	
  
1	
  SPLASH	
  OF	
  LIME	
  JUI1	
  SPLASH	
  OF	
  LIME	
  JUICECE	
  	
  
1	
  1	
  THIN	
  THIN	
  SLICE	
  OF	
  APPLESLICE	
  OF	
  APPLE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
 PUT	
  THE	
  CRACKEDPUT	
  THE	
  CRACKED	
  ICE	
  INTO	
  A	
  COCKTAIL	
  ICE	
  INTO	
  A	
  COCKTAIL	
  SHAKER	
  AND	
  POUR	
  IN	
  	
  SHAKER	
  AND	
  POUR	
  IN	
  TTHE	
  VODKA,	
  HE	
  VODKA,	
  
APPLE	
  SOUR,	
  APPLE	
  JUAPPLE	
  SOUR,	
  APPLE	
  JUICE	
  AND	
  LIME	
  JUICEICE	
  AND	
  LIME	
  JUICE	
  	
  
 COVER	
  AND	
  SHAKE	
  VIGOCOVER	
  AND	
  SHAKE	
  VIGOROUSLY	
  FOR	
  10ROUSLY	
  FOR	
  10-­-­20	
  SECONDS,	
  UNTIL	
  TH20	
  SECONDS,	
  UNTIL	
  THE	
  OUTSIDE	
  OF	
  E	
  OUTSIDE	
  OF	
  
THE	
  SHAKER	
  IS	
  MISTEDTHE	
  SHAKER	
  IS	
  MISTED	
  	
  
 STRAIN	
  INTO	
  A	
  STRAIN	
  INTO	
  A	
  CHILL	
  CHILL	
  MARTINI	
  GLASS	
  (175MLMARTINI	
  GLASS	
  (175ML	
  OR	
  250ML)	
  OR	
  250ML)	
  	
  
 DRESSDRESS	
  WITH	
  A	
  	
  WITH	
  A	
  SLICE	
  OF	
  APPLE	
  SLICE	
  OF	
  APPLE	
  AND	
  SERVEAND	
  SERVE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2525	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURARESTAURA NT	
  HANDBOOKNT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  COCKTAIL	
  OSCAR	
  COCKTAIL	
  ––	
  NON	
  NON-­-­ALCOHOLICALCOHOLIC	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Virgin	
  Piña	
  ColadaVirgin	
  Piña	
  Colada	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SERVES	
  1SERVES	
  1	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CRACKEDCRACKED	
  ICE	
  ICE	
  	
  
1	
  MEASURE	
  (50ML)	
  PIN1	
  MEASURE	
  (50ML)	
  PINEAPPLE	
  JUICE	
  EAPPLE	
  JUICE	
  	
  	
  
1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  COC1	
  MEASURE	
  (25ML)	
  COCONUT	
  CREAMONUT	
  CREAM	
  	
  
1	
  WEDGE	
  OF	
  LIME1	
  WEDGE	
  OF	
  LIME	
  	
  
	
  	
  
 PUT	
  THE	
  CRACKEDPUT	
  THE	
  CRACKED	
  ICE	
  INTO	
  A	
  COCKTAIL	
  ICE	
  INTO	
  A	
  COCKTAIL	
  SHAKER	
  AND	
  POUR	
  IN	
  	
  SHAKER	
  AND	
  POUR	
  IN	
  THE	
  THE	
  
PINEAPPLE	
  JUICE	
  AND	
  PINEAPPLE	
  JUICE	
  AND	
  COCONUT	
  CREAMCOCONUT	
  CREAM	
  	
  
 COCOVER	
  AND	
  SHAKE	
  VIGOROVER	
  AND	
  SHAKE	
  VIGOROUSLY	
  FOR	
  10USLY	
  FOR	
  10-­-­20	
  SECONDS,	
  UNTIL	
  TH20	
  SECONDS,	
  UNTIL	
  THE	
  OUTSIDE	
  OF	
  E	
  OUTSIDE	
  OF	
  
THE	
  SHAKER	
  IS	
  MISTEDTHE	
  SHAKER	
  IS	
  MISTED	
  	
  
 STRAIN	
  INTO	
  A	
  STRAIN	
  INTO	
  A	
  CHILL	
  CHILL	
  TUMBLE	
  TUMBLE	
  	
  	
  
 DRESSDRESS	
  WITH	
  A	
  WEDGE	
  OF	
  LIM	
  WITH	
  A	
  WEDGE	
  OF	
  LIME	
  AND	
  SERVEE	
  AND	
  SERVE	
  WITH	
  STRAW	
  WITH	
  STRAW	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2626	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HotplateHotplate	
  	
  
Switching	
  on	
  the	
  Switching	
  on	
  the	
  hotplate,	
  ensuring	
  all	
  doors	
  are	
  closedhotplate,	
  ensuring	
  all	
  doors	
  are	
  closed..	
  	
  
Placing	
  items	
  in	
  the	
  hotplate	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  menu	
  offered,	
  for	
  Placing	
  items	
  in	
  the	
  hotplate	
  according	
  to	
  the	
  menu	
  offered,	
  for	
  
example:example:	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Soup	
  bowl	
  and	
  plateSoup	
  bowl	
  and	
  plate	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Main	
  PlatesMain	
  Plates	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Serving	
  PlatesServing	
  Plates	
  	
  
CutleryCutlery	
  	
  
Collection	
   of	
   cutlery	
   from	
   the	
   storage	
   area,	
   polishing	
   and	
  Collection	
   of	
   cutlery	
   from	
   the	
   storage	
   area,	
   polishing	
   and	
  
sorting	
   out	
   to	
   trays	
   the	
   fosorting	
   out	
   to	
   trays	
   the	
   following	
   items	
   in	
   quantities	
   agreed	
  llowing	
   items	
   in	
   quantities	
   agreed	
  
with	
  the	
  supervisor:with	
  the	
  supervisor:	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Bread	
  KnivesBread	
  Knives	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Side	
  KnivesSide	
  Knives	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Starter	
  Knives,	
  Forks	
  &	
  Soup	
  spoonsStarter	
  Knives,	
  Forks	
  &	
  Soup	
  spoons	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Fish	
  Knives	
  &	
  ForksFish	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Main	
  Knives	
  &	
  ForksMain	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Dessert	
  Spoons	
  &	
  ForksDessert	
  Spoons	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Tea/Coffee	
  SpoonsTea/Coffee	
  Spoons	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ ServingServing	
  Spoons	
  and	
  Forks	
  Spoons	
  and	
  Forks	
  	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Cake	
  ServersCake	
  Servers	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Saucers	
  &	
  Sauce	
  ladSaucers	
  &	
  Sauce	
  ladlesles	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2727	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CrockeryCrockery	
  	
  
Checking	
  and	
  polishing	
  side	
  plates	
  ready	
  for	
  layChecking	
  and	
  polishing	
  side	
  plates	
  ready	
  for	
  lay-­-­upup	
  	
  
Checking	
   and	
   polishing	
   crockery	
   for	
   the	
   hotplate	
   according	
   to	
  Checking	
   and	
   polishing	
   crockery	
   for	
   the	
   hotplate	
   according	
   to	
  
menu	
  and	
  service	
  requirementsmenu	
  and	
  service	
  requirements	
  	
  
Preparation	
  of	
  service	
  plates	
  for	
  sidePreparation	
  of	
  service	
  plates	
  for	
  sideboards	
  /	
  workstationsboards	
  /	
  workstations	
  	
  
Preparation	
   of	
   stocks	
   of	
   crockery	
   for	
   sideboards	
   /	
  Preparation	
   of	
   stocks	
   of	
   crockery	
   for	
   sideboards	
   /	
  
workstations,	
  such	
  as	
  workstations,	
  such	
  as	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Soup	
  Bowl	
  and	
  Plate	
  Soup	
  Bowl	
  and	
  Plate	
  -­-­	
  White	
  White	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Cocktail	
  Glass	
  for	
  Starter	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doilyCocktail	
  Glass	
  for	
  Starter	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doily	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ 6”/6.5”	
  Side	
  Plate	
  6”/6.5”	
  Side	
  Plate	
  ––	
  White	
  White	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ 8”	
  Starters	
  Plate	
  8”	
  Starters	
  Plate	
  -­-­	
  White	
  White	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ 10”	
  Mains	
  Plate	
  10”	
  Mains	
  Plate	
  -­-­	
  White	
  White	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ 66”	
  Desserts	
  Plate	
  ”	
  Desserts	
  Plate	
  -­-­	
  White	
  White	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Coffee	
  and	
  tea	
  cups	
  and	
  saucersCoffee	
  and	
  tea	
  cups	
  and	
  saucers	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Sugar	
  bowls	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doilySugar	
  bowls	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doily	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Butter	
  /	
  Butter	
  plate	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doilyButter	
  /	
  Butter	
  plate	
  and	
  under	
  plate	
  with	
  doily	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Chafing	
  DishesChafing	
  Dishes	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Carving	
  Board	
  for	
  Buffets	
  TableCarving	
  Board	
  for	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Carving	
  TablesCarving	
  Tables	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Hot	
  LampHot	
  Lamp	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2828	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
NAPKLNAPKLIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCTIONSIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCTIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Hygiene	
  and	
  safetyHygiene	
  and	
  safety	
  	
  
	
  	
  
There	
  are	
  vital	
  considerations	
  especially	
  when	
  dealing	
  with	
  There	
  are	
  vital	
  considerations	
  especially	
  when	
  dealing	
  with	
  
member	
  of	
  public.	
  	
  Some	
  simple	
  rules	
  should	
  be	
  followed:	
  member	
  of	
  public.	
  	
  Some	
  simple	
  rules	
  should	
  be	
  followed:	
  -­-­	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Use	
  a	
  clean	
  surface	
  to	
  prepare	
  your	
  napkin	
  foldUse	
  a	
  clean	
  surface	
  to	
  prepare	
  your	
  napkin	
  fold	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Make	
  sure	
  your	
  hands	
  are	
  perfectly	
  clean,	
  or	
  wMake	
  sure	
  your	
  hands	
  are	
  perfectly	
  clean,	
  or	
  wear	
  glovesear	
  gloves	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Keep	
  handling	
  of	
  the	
  napkin	
  to	
  a	
  minimumKeep	
  handling	
  of	
  the	
  napkin	
  to	
  a	
  minimum	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ If	
  you	
  need	
  to	
  practice	
  the	
  fold,	
  always	
  use	
  a	
  fresh	
  napkin	
  If	
  you	
  need	
  to	
  practice	
  the	
  fold,	
  always	
  use	
  a	
  fresh	
  napkin	
  
for	
  the	
  final	
  result,	
  never	
  the	
  one	
  you	
  have	
  practiced	
  withfor	
  the	
  final	
  result,	
  never	
  the	
  one	
  you	
  have	
  practiced	
  with	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Don’t	
  use	
  too	
  much	
  starch	
  on	
  napkins	
  or	
  they	
  will	
  feel	
  Don’t	
  use	
  too	
  much	
  starch	
  on	
  napkins	
  or	
  they	
  will	
  feel	
  
horrible	
  for	
  guests	
  to	
  usehorrible	
  for	
  guests	
  to	
  use	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ DoDon’t	
  use	
  any	
  hidden	
  means	
  of	
  holding	
  a	
  fold	
  together	
  if	
  it	
  n’t	
  use	
  any	
  hidden	
  means	
  of	
  holding	
  a	
  fold	
  together	
  if	
  it	
  
is	
  to	
  be	
  used	
  at	
  the	
  table	
  is	
  to	
  be	
  used	
  at	
  the	
  table	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ NEVER	
  use	
  any	
  metal	
  objects	
  such	
  as	
  pins,	
  staples	
  or	
  NEVER	
  use	
  any	
  metal	
  objects	
  such	
  as	
  pins,	
  staples	
  or	
  
paper	
  clips	
  in	
  folds,	
  as	
  they	
  can	
  cause	
  injury	
  to	
  guests	
  or	
  paper	
  clips	
  in	
  folds,	
  as	
  they	
  can	
  cause	
  injury	
  to	
  guests	
  or	
  
customers,	
  and	
  distress	
  to	
  youcustomers,	
  and	
  distress	
  to	
  you	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ Please	
  replace	
  a	
  new	
  napkiPlease	
  replace	
  a	
  new	
  napkin	
  for	
  the	
  customer	
  if	
  they	
  drop	
  n	
  for	
  the	
  customer	
  if	
  they	
  drop	
  
it	
  on	
  the	
  floorit	
  on	
  the	
  floor	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
2929	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
NAPKLIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCNAPKLIN	
  FOLD	
  INSTRUCTIONSTIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Please	
   refer	
   to	
   Luigi’s	
   Language	
   of	
   Napkin	
   Folding.	
   	
   This	
   book	
  Please	
   refer	
   to	
   Luigi’s	
   Language	
   of	
   Napkin	
   Folding.	
   	
   This	
   book	
  
and	
  instruction	
  will	
  be	
  available	
  on	
  the	
  event	
  day.	
  and	
  instruction	
  will	
  be	
  available	
  on	
  the	
  event	
  day.	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ P.70	
  Dinner	
  Jacket	
  P.70	
  Dinner	
  Jacket	
  ––	
  Th	
  This	
  is	
  a	
  flat	
  fold;	
  which	
  stand	
  is	
  is	
  a	
  flat	
  fold;	
  which	
  stand	
  
upright.	
  	
  A	
  sparkle	
  star	
  will	
  be	
  put	
  on	
  as	
  bow	
  tie.	
  	
  (Dinner	
  upright.	
  	
  A	
  sparkle	
  star	
  will	
  be	
  put	
  on	
  as	
  bow	
  tie.	
  	
  (Dinner	
  
table	
  per	
  guest)table	
  per	
  guest)	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ P.116	
   Diagonal	
   pocket	
  P.116	
   Diagonal	
   pocket	
   ––	
   Simple	
   and	
   modern,	
   this	
   is	
   a	
  	
   Simple	
   and	
   modern,	
   this	
   is	
   a	
  
stylish	
   design	
   for	
   tray	
   or	
   buffet	
   (Buffets	
   table	
   with	
   spare	
  stylish	
   design	
   for	
   tray	
   or	
   buffet	
   (Buffets	
   table	
   with	
   spare	
  
cutlery)	
  cutlery)	
  	
  	
  
-­‐-­‐ P.172	
  Bottle	
  fold	
  P.172	
  Bottle	
  fold	
  ––	
  Fold	
  Fold	
  A	
  is	
  for	
  White	
  Wine	
  or	
  champagne,	
  	
  A	
  is	
  for	
  White	
  Wine	
  or	
  champagne,	
  
fold	
  B	
  is	
  for	
  Red	
  Wine	
  (Bar)fold	
  B	
  is	
  for	
  Red	
  Wine	
  (Bar)	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3030	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SIDEBOARDS	
  /	
  WORKSTASIDEBOARDS	
  /	
  WORKSTATIONSTIONS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
After	
   ensuring	
   the	
   sideboards	
   /	
   workstations	
   is	
   clean	
   and	
  After	
   ensuring	
   the	
   sideboards	
   /	
   workstations	
   is	
   clean	
   and	
  
polished	
  it	
  can	
  be	
  stocked	
  up.polished	
  it	
  can	
  be	
  stocked	
  up.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
1.1. Water	
  JugWater	
  Jug	
  	
  
2.2. Order	
  pad	
  /	
  penOrder	
  pad	
  /	
  pen	
  	
  
3.3. Side	
  KnivSide	
  Kniveses	
  	
  
4.4. Starters	
  Knives	
  &	
  ForksStarters	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
5.5. Main	
  Knives	
  &	
  ForksMain	
  Knives	
  &	
  Forks	
  	
  
6.6. Fish	
  Knives	
  and	
  ForksFish	
  Knives	
  and	
  Forks	
  	
  
7.7. Soup	
  SpoonsSoup	
  Spoons	
  	
  
8.8. Tea	
  and	
  coffee	
  SpoonsTea	
  and	
  coffee	
  Spoons	
  	
  
9.9. Dessert	
  Spoons	
  and	
  ForksDessert	
  Spoons	
  and	
  Forks	
  	
  
10.10. Service	
  Spoons	
  and	
  ForksService	
  Spoons	
  and	
  Forks	
  	
  
11.11. Bread	
  basketBread	
  basket	
  	
  
12.12. Service	
  Salver	
  /	
  PlateService	
  Salver	
  /	
  Plate	
  	
  
13.13. TraysTrays	
  	
  
14.14. Side	
  PlatesSide	
  Plates	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3131	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SERVICING	
  ISERVICING	
  INSTRUCTIONNSTRUCTIONSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Initially,	
  Bread	
  Rolls	
  Baskets	
  will	
  be	
  setInitially,	
  Bread	
  Rolls	
  Baskets	
  will	
  be	
  setting	
  ting	
   on	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  to	
  on	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  to	
  
allow	
   guests	
   to	
   view	
   the	
   presentation.	
   	
   Spare	
   cutlery	
   will	
   also	
  allow	
   guests	
   to	
   view	
   the	
   presentation.	
   	
   Spare	
   cutlery	
   will	
   also	
  
be	
   setting	
   on	
   Buffet	
   Table	
   wrapping	
   with	
   folded	
   napkin	
   on	
   a	
  be	
   setting	
   on	
   Buffet	
   Table	
   wrapping	
   with	
   folded	
   napkin	
   on	
   a	
  
serving	
  plate	
  as	
  per	
  instructed.	
  	
  serving	
  plate	
  as	
  per	
  instructed.	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Bread	
   Rolls,	
   watBread	
   Rolls,	
   water	
   and	
   drink	
   service	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   to	
   guests	
  er	
   and	
   drink	
   service	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   to	
   guests	
  
after	
   everyone	
   sits	
   down,	
   takes	
   place	
   in	
   the	
   same	
   way	
   as	
   for	
  after	
   everyone	
   sits	
   down,	
   takes	
   place	
   in	
   the	
   same	
   way	
   as	
   for	
  
formal	
   banquets.formal	
   banquets.	
   	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   takes	
   order	
   for	
   both	
   Starters	
  	
   	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   takes	
   order	
   for	
   both	
   Starters	
  
and	
   Desserts	
   and	
   change	
   cutlery	
   according	
   to	
   guestand	
   Desserts	
   and	
   change	
   cutlery	
   according	
   to	
   guest	
   food	
  	
   food	
  
selection.selection.	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Mains	
   will	
   be	
   serMains	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   at	
   the	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   as	
   mentioned	
   below;	
  ved	
   at	
   the	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   as	
   mentioned	
   below;	
  
Head	
   Waitress	
   will	
   call	
   out	
   Table	
   Name	
   for	
   guest	
   to	
   queue	
   up	
  Head	
   Waitress	
   will	
   call	
   out	
   Table	
   Name	
   for	
   guest	
   to	
   queue	
   up	
  
for	
  the	
  Mains	
  Buffets	
  service.for	
  the	
  Mains	
  Buffets	
  service.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Mains	
   will	
   be	
   displayed	
   on	
   the	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   by	
   Bar	
   Team	
   /	
  Mains	
   will	
   be	
   displayed	
   on	
   the	
   Buffets	
   Table	
   by	
   Bar	
   Team	
   /	
  
Flow	
   Team	
   /	
   Hotplate	
   after	
   guests	
   started	
   their	
   Starters	
   apFlow	
   Team	
   /	
   Hotplate	
   after	
   guests	
   started	
   their	
   Starters	
   apart	
  art	
  
from	
  the	
  Rack	
  of	
  Spring	
  Lamb.	
  	
  Head	
  Chef	
  /	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  need	
  from	
  the	
  Rack	
  of	
  Spring	
  Lamb.	
  	
  Head	
  Chef	
  /	
  Head	
  Waitress	
  need	
  
to	
   ensure	
   cutting	
   board,	
   carving	
   knife	
   and	
   fork	
   is	
   available	
   at	
  to	
   ensure	
   cutting	
   board,	
   carving	
   knife	
   and	
   fork	
   is	
   available	
   at	
  
the	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  for	
  the	
  Chicken	
  Bacon	
  Roulades	
  if	
  require.the	
  Buffets	
  Table	
  for	
  the	
  Chicken	
  Bacon	
  Roulades	
  if	
  require.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3232	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
STARTERS	
  SERVING	
  INSSTARTERS	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONTRUCTIONSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Starters	
  will	
  be	
  served	
  by	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  directs	
  from	
  kitchen.Starters	
  will	
  be	
  served	
  by	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  directs	
  from	
  kitchen.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
   leader	
   should	
   be	
   queueTeam	
   leader	
   should	
   be	
   queuedd	
   up	
   in	
   an	
   orderly	
   fashion	
   at	
   the	
  	
   up	
   in	
   an	
   orderly	
   fashion	
   at	
   the	
  
hotplate	
   for	
   the	
   Starters,	
   with	
   the	
   waiter	
   from	
   Team	
   1	
   at	
   the	
  hotplate	
   for	
   the	
   Starters,	
   with	
   the	
   waiter	
   from	
   Team	
   1	
   at	
   the	
  
head	
   of	
   the	
   queue.	
   	
   The	
   various	
   team	
   then	
   queue	
   in	
   order	
  head	
   of	
   the	
   queue.	
   	
   The	
   various	
   team	
   then	
   queue	
   in	
   order	
  
according	
   taccording	
   to	
   the	
   distance	
   of	
   their	
   station	
   from	
   the	
   service	
  o	
   the	
   distance	
   of	
   their	
   station	
   from	
   the	
   service	
  
hotplate.	
  	
  	
  	
  hotplate.	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
This	
   order	
   must	
   be	
   maintained	
   throughout	
   the	
   service.	
   The	
  This	
   order	
   must	
   be	
   maintained	
   throughout	
   the	
   service.	
   The	
  
clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  
banquets.banquets.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3333	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
MAINS	
  SERVING	
  IMAINS	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONNSTRUCTIONSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Poached	
   Whole	
   Salmon	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   on	
   a	
   large	
   serving	
   dish	
  Poached	
   Whole	
   Salmon	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   on	
   a	
   large	
   serving	
   dish	
  
and	
   keep	
   warand	
   keep	
   warm	
   under	
   a	
   hot	
   lampm	
   under	
   a	
   hot	
   lamp,	
   serve	
   by	
  ,	
   serve	
   by	
   MainsMains	
   Team	
   Leader	
  	
   Team	
   Leader	
  
with	
   the	
   appropriate	
   proportion	
   per	
   serve.	
   	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   will	
  with	
   the	
   appropriate	
   proportion	
   per	
   serve.	
   	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   will	
  
assist	
  on	
  serving	
  sauce	
  and	
  vegetables.assist	
  on	
  serving	
  sauce	
  and	
  vegetables.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Sous	
   Chef	
  Sous	
   Chef	
   will	
   be	
   rewill	
   be	
   responsible	
   to	
   carve	
   the	
   Crown	
   of	
   Lamb	
   and	
  sponsible	
   to	
   carve	
   the	
   Crown	
   of	
   Lamb	
   and	
  
serve	
   the	
   guests	
   from	
   the	
   Carving	
   trolley,	
   3	
   racks	
   of	
   Lamb	
   per	
  serve	
   the	
   guests	
   from	
   the	
   Carving	
   trolley,	
   3	
   racks	
   of	
   Lamb	
   per	
  
serve.	
  	
  Waiting	
  staff	
  will	
  assist	
  on	
  serving	
  sauce	
  and	
  vegetables.serve.	
  	
  Waiting	
  staff	
  will	
  assist	
  on	
  serving	
  sauce	
  and	
  vegetables.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Chicken	
   Bacon	
   Roulades	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   on	
   Chafing	
   dish	
   to	
   keep	
  Chicken	
   Bacon	
   Roulades	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   on	
   Chafing	
   dish	
   to	
   keep	
  
warm,	
   1	
   Chicken	
   Breastwarm,	
   1	
   Chicken	
   Breast	
   per	
   serve	
   serving	
   by	
   Team	
   2	
   Team	
  	
   per	
   serve	
   serving	
   by	
   Team	
   2	
   Team	
  
Leader.	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   will	
   assist	
   on	
   serving	
   sauce	
   and	
  Leader.	
   Waiting	
   staff	
   will	
   assist	
   on	
   serving	
   sauce	
   and	
  
vegetables.vegetables.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Caramelized	
   Onion	
   &	
   Goat	
   Cheese	
   Tarts	
   (Serve	
   4)	
   will	
   be	
  Caramelized	
   Onion	
   &	
   Goat	
   Cheese	
   Tarts	
   (Serve	
   4)	
   will	
   be	
  
displayed	
  on	
  Buffets	
  Table,	
  serve	
  upon	
  request.displayed	
  on	
  Buffets	
  Table,	
  serve	
  upon	
  request.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Vegetables,	
   New	
   Potatoes	
   and	
   Sauces	
   will	
   be	
   serveVegetables,	
   New	
   Potatoes	
   and	
   Sauces	
   will	
   be	
   served	
   on	
   Chafing	
  d	
   on	
   Chafing	
  
dishes	
  to	
  keep	
  warm,	
  serve	
  by	
  Waiting	
  Staff.	
  	
  dishes	
  to	
  keep	
  warm,	
  serve	
  by	
  Waiting	
  Staff.	
  	
  The	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  The	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  
tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  banquets.tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  banquets.	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
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OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENT	
  EVENT	
   	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
DESSERTS	
  SERVING	
  INSDESSERTS	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONTRUCTIONSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Desserts	
  will	
  be	
  serveDesserts	
  will	
  be	
  servedd	
  by	
  by	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  directs	
  from	
  Waiting	
  Staff	
  directs	
  from	
  kitchen.	
  kitchen.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Team	
   leader	
   should	
   be	
   queueTeam	
   leader	
   should	
   be	
   queuedd	
   up	
   in	
   an	
   orderly	
   fashion	
   at	
   the	
  	
   up	
   in	
   an	
   orderly	
   fashion	
   at	
   the	
  
hotplate	
   for	
   the	
   Starters,	
   with	
   the	
   waiter	
   from	
   Team	
   1	
   at	
   the	
  hotplate	
   for	
   the	
   Starters,	
   with	
   the	
   waiter	
   from	
   Team	
   1	
   at	
   the	
  
head	
   of	
   the	
   queue.	
   	
   The	
   various	
   team	
   then	
   queue	
   in	
   order	
  head	
   of	
   the	
   queue.	
   	
   The	
   various	
   team	
   then	
   queue	
   in	
   order	
  
according	
   to	
   the	
   distance	
   of	
   their	
   station	
   from	
   the	
   service	
  according	
   to	
   the	
   distance	
   of	
   their	
   station	
   from	
   the	
   service	
  
hotplhotplate.	
  	
  	
  	
  ate.	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
This	
   order	
   must	
   be	
   maintained	
   throughout	
   the	
   service.	
   The	
  This	
   order	
   must	
   be	
   maintained	
   throughout	
   the	
   service.	
   The	
  
clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  clearing	
  of	
  the	
  tables	
  takes	
  place	
  in	
  the	
  same	
  way	
  as	
  for	
  formal	
  
banquets.banquets.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
COFFEE	
  SERVING	
  INSTRCOFFEE	
  SERVING	
  INSTRUCTIONUCTIONSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Coffee	
   cups,	
   Milk	
   &	
   Sugar	
   tray	
   will	
   be	
   displayCoffee	
   cups,	
   Milk	
   &	
   Sugar	
   tray	
   will	
   be	
   displayeded	
   on	
   Buffets	
  	
   on	
   Buffets	
  
Table	
  before	
  Desserts	
  sTable	
  before	
  Desserts	
  serving,	
  Guests	
  will	
  be	
  served	
  by	
  Waiting	
  erving,	
  Guests	
  will	
  be	
  served	
  by	
  Waiting	
  
Staff	
  accordingly.Staff	
  accordingly.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
The	
   clearing	
   of	
   the	
   tables	
   takes	
   place	
   in	
   the	
   same	
   way	
   as	
   for	
  The	
   clearing	
   of	
   the	
   tables	
   takes	
   place	
   in	
   the	
   same	
   way	
   as	
   for	
  
formal	
  banquets.formal	
  banquets.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3535	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
   EVENTEVENT 	
  	
  
RESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT	
  HANDBOOK 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEAD	
  CHEF	
  HEAD	
  CHEF	
  ––	
  TINY	
  LAWSON	
  TINY	
  LAWSON	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SOUS	
  CHEF	
  SOUS	
  CHEF	
  ––	
  NICK	
  HALL	
  NICK	
  HALL	
  	
  
	
  	
  
STARTERSSTARTERS	
  TEAM	
  TEAM	
  	
  
	
  
Angus	
  Dunlop	
  (TeamAngus	
  Dunlop	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  Leader)	
  	
  
Mark	
  BurtenshawMark	
  Burtenshaw	
  	
  
Becci	
  DiffeyBecci	
  Diffey	
  	
  
	
  
MAINSMAINS	
  TEAM	
  TEAM	
  	
  
Nick	
  Hall	
  Nick	
  Hall	
  	
  	
  
Jack	
  Mellowship	
  (Team	
  Leader)Jack	
  Mellowship	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  
	
  	
   Ollie	
  MurrayOllie	
  Murray	
  	
  
	
  	
   	
  	
  
DESSERTSDESSERTS	
  TEAM	
  TEAM	
  	
  
	
  
Sandra	
  Bettsch	
  Sandra	
  Bettsch	
  	
  	
  
Serge	
  Shingiro	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  Serge	
  Shingiro	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  	
  
Poorva	
  Mohan	
  KulkarniPoorva	
  Mohan	
  Kulkarni	
  	
  
	
  
	
  
VEGETABLE	
  TEAMVEGETABLE	
  TEAM	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Will	
  Wilks	
  (Team	
  Leader)Will	
  Wilks	
  (Team	
  Leader)	
  	
  
Annekah	
  JohalAnnekah	
  Johal	
  	
  
Lara	
  PeckLara	
  Peckhamham	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BREAD/FLOW	
  TEAMBREAD/FLOW	
  TEAM	
  	
  
Kim	
  BartonKim	
  Barton-­-­SmithSmith	
  	
  
	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
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BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY	
  	
  
BOOKBOOK	
  	
  
	
  	
  
BUFFETS	
  &	
  RECEPTIONSBUFFETS	
  &	
  RECEPTIONS	
  EDITED	
  BY	
  MICHAEL	
  S	
  EDITED	
  BY	
  MICHAEL	
  SMALL	
  MALL	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CLASSIC	
  CHICKEN	
  RECICLASSIC	
  CHICKEN	
  RECIPES	
  BY	
  PARRAGON	
  1998PES	
  BY	
  PARRAGON	
  1998	
  	
  
	
  	
  
CONFIDENT	
  COOKING	
  CONFIDENT	
  COOKING	
  ––	
  MODERN	
  GUIDE	
  TO	
  COO	
  MODERN	
  GUIDE	
  TO	
  COOKING	
  BY	
  PRUE	
  LEITH’SKING	
  BY	
  PRUE	
  LEITH’S	
  	
  
	
  	
  
EVENTS	
  MANAGEMENT	
  BYEVENTS	
  MANAGEMENT	
  BY	
  GLENN	
  BOWDIN,	
  JOHNN	
  GLENN	
  BOWDIN,	
  JOHNNY	
  ALLEN,Y	
  ALLEN,	
  WILLIAM	
  O’TOOLE,	
  RO	
  WILLIAM	
  O’TOOLE,	
  ROB	
  B	
  
HARRIS,	
  IAN	
  MCDONNELHARRIS,	
  IAN	
  MCDONNELL,	
  2L,	
  2NDND	
  EDITION	
  	
  EDITION	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
FOOD	
  AND	
  BEVERAGE	
  SEFOOD	
  AND	
  BEVERAGE	
  SERVICE	
  BY	
  LILLICRAP	
  &RVICE	
  BY	
  LILLICRAP	
  &	
  COUSINS,	
  HODDER	
  EDU	
  COUSINS,	
  HODDER	
  EDUCATIONCATION	
  	
  
	
  	
  
FOOD	
  PRESENTING	
  SECRFOOD	
  PRESENTING	
  SECRETS	
  BY	
  CARA	
  HOBDAY	
  &ETS	
  BY	
  CARA	
  HOBDAY	
  &	
  JO	
  DENBURY	
  JO	
  DENBURY	
  	
  
	
  	
  
FOOD	
  THE	
  DEFINITIVE	
  FOOD	
  THE	
  DEFINITIVE	
  GUIDE	
  GUIDE	
  ––	
  THE	
  PERFECT	
  A	
  THE	
  PERFECT	
  A-­-­Z	
  COMPANION	
  FOR	
  FOODZ	
  COMPANION	
  FOR	
  FOOD	
  LOVERS	
  BY	
  	
  LOVERS	
  BY	
  
MURMURDOCH	
  BOOKSDOCH	
  BOOKS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
GAIA’S	
  KITCHEN	
  GAIA’S	
  KITCHEN	
  ––	
  VEGETARIAN	
  RECIPES	
  	
  VEGETARIAN	
  RECIPES	
  FOR	
  FAMILY	
  &	
  COMMUNIFOR	
  FAMILY	
  &	
  COMMUNITY	
  BY	
  JULIA	
  TY	
  BY	
  JULIA	
  
PONSONBY	
  AND	
  FRIENDSPONSONBY	
  AND	
  FRIENDS	
  AT	
  SCHUMACHER	
  COLLE	
  AT	
  SCHUMACHER	
  COLLEGEGE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HAPPY	
  DAYS	
  WITH	
  THE	
  HAPPY	
  DAYS	
  WITH	
  THE	
  NAKED	
  CHEF	
  BY	
  JAMIE	
  NAKED	
  CHEF	
  BY	
  JAMIE	
  OLIVEROLIVER	
  	
  
	
  	
  
LEITHS	
  COOKERY	
  BIBLELEITHS	
  COOKERY	
  BIBLE	
  	
  ––	
  FRENCH	
  ONION	
  SOUP	
  P	
  FRENCH	
  ONION	
  SOUP	
  P.154.154-­-­155155	
  	
  
LEITHS	
  LEITHS	
  SIMPLE	
  COOKERY	
  BY	
  VISIMPLE	
  COOKERY	
  BY	
  VIV	
  PIDGV	
  PIDGEON	
  &	
  JENNY	
  STRINGEREON	
  &	
  JENNY	
  STRINGER	
  	
  
	
  	
  
LUIGI’S	
  LANGUAGE	
  OF	
  LUIGI’S	
  LANGUAGE	
  OF	
  NAPKIN	
  FOLDINGNAPKIN	
  FOLDING	
  	
  
	
  	
  
PASTRY	
  BY	
  MICHAEL	
  ROPASTRY	
  BY	
  MICHAEL	
  ROUXUX	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SAUCES	
  SAUCES	
  ––	
  SWEET	
  AND	
  SAVOURY,	
  	
  SWEET	
  AND	
  SAVOURY,	
  CLASSIC	
  AND	
  NEW	
  BY	
  MCLASSIC	
  AND	
  NEW	
  BY	
  MICHAEL	
  ROUXICHAEL	
  ROUX	
  	
   	
  	
  
	
  	
  
SETTING	
  THE	
  TABLE	
  BYSETTING	
  THE	
  TABLE	
  BY	
  DANNY	
  MEYER,	
  MARSHA	
  DANNY	
  MEYER,	
  MARSHALL	
  CAVENDISH	
  BUSINESLL	
  CAVENDISH	
  BUSINESSS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
STEPSTEP-­-­BYBY-­-­STEP	
  COOK	
  BOOK	
  BY	
  GOSTEP	
  COOK	
  BOOK	
  BY	
  GOOD	
  HOUSEKEEPINGOD	
  HOUSEKEEPING	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  THE	
  BARTENDER’S	
  BOOK	
  BY	
  BARTENDER’S	
  BOOK	
  BY	
  PARRAGONPARRAGON	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  FOOD	
  SERVICE	
  PROTHE	
  FOOD	
  SERVICE	
  PROFESSIONAL	
  GUIDE	
  TO	
  WFESSIONAL	
  GUIDE	
  TO	
  WAITER	
  &	
  WAITRESS	
  TRAAITER	
  &	
  WAITRESS	
  TRAINING	
  INING	
  ––	
  HOW	
  	
  HOW	
  
TO	
  DEVELOP	
  YOUR	
  STAFTO	
  DEVELOP	
  YOUR	
  STAFF	
  FOR	
  MAXIMUM	
  SERVICF	
  FOR	
  MAXIMUM	
  SERVICE	
  &	
  PROFITE	
  &	
  PROFIT	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  GOOD	
  FOOD	
  GUIDE	
  THE	
  GOOD	
  FOOD	
  GUIDE	
  RECIPES	
  RECIPES	
  ––	
  CELEBRATING	
  60	
  OF	
  T	
  CELEBRATING	
  60	
  OF	
  THE	
  UK’S	
  BEST	
  CHEFS	
  &HE	
  UK’S	
  BEST	
  CHEFS	
  &	
  	
  
RESTAURANTSRESTAURANTS	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  SIMPLE	
  ART	
  OF	
  NTHE	
  SIMPLE	
  ART	
  OF	
  NAPKIN	
  FOLDING	
  BY	
  LINAPKIN	
  FOLDING	
  BY	
  LINDA	
  HETZERDA	
  HETZER	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  THEORY	
  OF	
  CATERITHE	
  THEORY	
  OF	
  CATERING	
  11NG	
  11THTH	
  EDITION	
  BY	
  PROFESSI	
  EDITION	
  BY	
  PROFESSIOR	
  DAVID	
  FOSKETT	
  ANDOR	
  DAVID	
  FOSKETT	
  AND	
  	
  
VICTOR	
  CESERANI,	
  HODVICTOR	
  CESERANI,	
  HODDER	
  EDUCATIONDER	
  EDUCATION	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3737	
  	
  
BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WEBSITEWEBSITE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.ALLABOUTYOU.COM/WWW.ALLABOUTYOU.COM/FOOD/CRABFOOD/CRAB-­-­PRAWNPRAWN-­-­COCKTAILCOCKTAIL-­-­SALAD/RECIPESALAD/RECIPE	
  	
  VISIT	
  VISIT	
  
DATED	
  04.01.11DATED	
  04.01.11	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPES/3692RECIPES/3692	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  17.11.2	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  17.11.2010010	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPRECIPES/4602ES/4602	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPES/10203RECIPES/10203	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  17.11.2	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  17.11.2010010	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.BRITISHLARDER.COWWW.BRITISHLARDER.CO.UK/THE.UK/THE-­-­BBRITISHRITISH-­-­LARDERLARDER-­-­WALDORFWALDORF-­-­SALADSALAD	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  
04.01.1104.01.11	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.COOKINGINDEX.COMWWW.COOKINGINDEX.COM/RECIPES/44253/CHICK/RECIPES/44253/CHICKENEN-­-­CLUBCLUB-­-­ROULADESROULADES-­-­WITHWITH-­-­WHIWHITETE-­-­
WINEWINE-­-­MUSTARDMUSTARD-­-­CREAMCREAM-­-­SAUCE.HTM	
  SAUCE.HTM	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.01.11VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.01.11	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.EASYDINNERRECEIPWWW.EASYDINNERRECEIPES.CO.UK/CARAMALISEDES.CO.UK/CARAMALISED-­-­REDRED-­-­ONIONONION-­-­TARTTART-­-­WITHWITH-­-­GOATSGOATS-­-­
CHEESECHEESE	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  05.01.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  05.01.111	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.	
  GREWWW.	
  GREATAT-­-­SALMONSALMON-­-­RECIPES.COM/OVENPOACRECIPES.COM/OVENPOACHEDSALMONRECIPES.COMHEDSALMONRECIPES.COM	
  VISIT	
  	
  VISIT	
  
DATED	
  17.11.10DATED	
  17.11.10	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.MARTHASTEWART.COWWW.MARTHASTEWART.COM/PORTAL/SITE/MSIO/MM/PORTAL/SITE/MSIO/MENUITEM.ACED15AENUITEM.ACED15A	
  VISIT	
  	
  VISIT	
  
DATED	
  17.11.10DATED	
  17.11.10	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.OSCARS.ORGWWW.OSCARS.ORG	
  	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/CHICKEN_BAM/RECIPES/CHICKEN_BACON_ROULADESCON_ROULADES	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  
04.11.1004.11.10	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/CLASSIC_RAM/RECIPES/CLASSIC_RACK_OF_LAMBCK_OF_LAMB	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/FRENCH_ONIM/RECIPES/FRENCH_ONION_SOUPON_SOUP	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/POACHED_SAM/RECIPES/POACHED_SALMONLMON	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  03.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/WALDORF_SAM/RECIPES/WALDORF_SALADLAD	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.THEPUBLICAN.COM/WWW.THEPUBLICAN.COM/STORY.ASP?STORYCODE=STORY.ASP?STORYCODE=5399953999	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.01.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.01.111	
  	
  
	
  	
  
WWW.UKTV.CO.UK/FOOD/WWW.UKTV.CO.UK/FOOD/RECIPE/AID/513191RECIPE/AID/513191	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.1	
  VISIT	
  DATED	
  04.11.100	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3838	
  	
  
APPENDIXAPPENDIX	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  A4	
  FOLDED	
  VENT	
  A4	
  FOLDED	
  MARKETING	
  LITERATUREMARKETING	
  LITERATURE	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  A4	
  VERTIOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  A4	
  VERTICAL	
  CAL	
  TABLE	
  TABLE	
  MENUMENU	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAROSCAR	
  EVENT	
  	
  EVENT	
  A5	
  COCKTAIL	
  MENU	
  A5	
  COCKTAIL	
  MENU	
  	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  WINE	
  AND	
  WINE	
  AND	
  DRINK	
  MENUDRINK	
  MENU	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  TABLE	
  CAOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  TABLE	
  CARDRD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  FILM	
  CASOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  FILM	
  CASTING	
  CARDTING	
  CARD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  STAFF	
  NAOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  STAFF	
  NAMECARDMECARD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  CUSTOMEROSCAR	
  EVENT	
  CUSTOMER	
  FEEDBACK	
  CARD	
  FEEDBACK	
  CARD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  STAFF	
  FEOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  STAFF	
  FEEDBACK	
  CARDEDBACK	
  CARD	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  PRESENTAOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  PRESENTATIONTION	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  RESTAURAOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  RESTAURANT	
  ROOM	
  PLANNT	
  ROOM	
  PLAN	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  RESTAURAOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  RESTAURANT	
  PORTION	
  CONTROL	
  SNT	
  PORTION	
  CONTROL	
  SHEETHEET	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  CONTINGEOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  CONTINGENCY	
  PLANNCY	
  PLAN	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  DISH	
  SPEOSCAR	
  EVENT	
  DISH	
  SPECIFICATIONCIFICATION	
  	
  
	
  	
  
HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER
©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences®
ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE
	
  
3939	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  SHOW	
  MUST	
  GO	
  ONTHE	
  SHOW	
  MUST	
  GO	
  ON	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  	
  
THE	
  OSCAR	
  AWARDSTHE	
  OSCAR	
  AWARDS	
  
1 9 2 9 	
  1 9 2 9 	
   –– 	
  2 0 1 1	
  2 0 1 1 	
  	
  
	
  	
  
The	
  Oscar	
  Awards	
  are	
  an	
  annual	
  awards	
  ceremony	
  founded	
  The	
  Oscar	
  Awards	
  are	
  an	
  annual	
  awards	
  ceremony	
  founded	
  
January	
  11,	
  1927.	
  	
  It	
  is	
  the	
  most	
  prestigious	
  awards	
  ceremony	
  January	
  11,	
  1927.	
  	
  It	
  is	
  the	
  most	
  prestigious	
  awards	
  ceremony	
  
in	
  the	
  entertainment	
  industry.in	
  the	
  entertainment	
  industry.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
Over	
  2,700	
  goldOver	
  2,700	
  gold-­-­plated	
  statuettes	
  have	
  been	
  handed	
  out	
  since	
  plated	
  statuettes	
  have	
  been	
  handed	
  out	
  since	
  
MGM	
  art	
  director	
  Cedric	
  Gibbons	
  designed	
  whaMGM	
  art	
  director	
  Cedric	
  Gibbons	
  designed	
  what	
  is	
  now	
  arguably	
  t	
  is	
  now	
  arguably	
  
the	
  most	
  recognized	
  trophy	
  in	
  the	
  world.the	
  most	
  recognized	
  trophy	
  in	
  the	
  world.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
OSCAR	
  OSCAR	
  EVENT	
  EVENT	
  PARTYPARTY	
  	
  
	
  	
  
In	
  2011,	
  charities	
  in	
  50	
  cities	
  across	
  the	
  U.S.	
  are	
  hosting	
  official	
  In	
  2011,	
  charities	
  in	
  50	
  cities	
  across	
  the	
  U.S.	
  are	
  hosting	
  official	
  
Oscar	
  viewing	
  parties.Oscar	
  viewing	
  parties.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
We	
  are	
  proud	
  to	
  host	
  one	
  in	
  the	
  U.K.We	
  are	
  proud	
  to	
  host	
  one	
  in	
  the	
  U.K.	
  	
  
Thanks	
  for	
  your	
  support;	
  we	
  hope	
  you	
  enjoy	
  the	
  Thanks	
  for	
  your	
  support;	
  we	
  hope	
  you	
  enjoy	
  the	
  event.event.	
  	
  
	
  	
  
	
  

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Oscar Event Handbook 6.0

  • 1. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   11       You  are  cordially  invited  to  attend  our  Glamorous   Oscar  themed  event     At  12:00  on  the  3rd  March  2011  at     The  Goodwood  Restaurant   Chichester  College     Dress  code  is  optional  although  Glamour  is  the   theme  and  a  prize  will  be  given  to  the  best   For  bookings  please  call     01243  786321  Ext  2215      
  • 2. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   22     OSCAR  EVENT  OSCAR  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK     TABLE  OF  CONTENTSTABLE  OF  CONTENTS         ACKNOWLEDGEMENTACKNOWLEDGEMENT                             33     EVENT  MENU      EVENT  MENU                                       44-­-­55     EVENT  BRIEFINGEVENT  BRIEFING                                 66     BUFFETS  TABLE  LAYOUTBUFFETS  TABLE  LAYOUT  &  EQUIPMENT  &  EQUIPMENT                 77-­-­99     DINING  TABLES  LAYOUTDINING  TABLES  LAYOUT                         1010-­-­1111     UNIFORM  REQUIREMENT  UNIFORM  REQUIREMENT                                                                                                                                                                                                                          1212-­-­1313         RESTAURANT  TEAM  RESTAURANT  TEAM                                                                                                                                                                          1414     RESTAURANT  TEAM  TIMERESTAURANT  TEAM  TIMETABLES                        TABLES                             1155-­-­1717     HEADWAITRESS  DUTIES  HEADWAITRESS  DUTIES                                               1818     HOUSEKEEPING  DUTIES  HOUSEKEEPING  DUTIES  /  LINEN  /  /  LINEN  /  PAPERPAPER             1919     BAR  SERVICE  INSTRUCTBAR  SERVICE  INSTRUCTIOIONSNS                     2020-­-­2323     OSCAR  COCKTAIOSCAR  COCKTAILS  RECILS  RECIPESPES                         2424-­-­2525     HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY                     2626-­-­2727     NAPKIN  FOLD  INSTRUCTNAPKIN  FOLD  INSTRUCTIONSIONS                     2828-­-­2929     SIDEBOARDS  /  WORKSTASIDEBOARDS  /  WORKSTATIONSTIONS                     3030     WAITING  STAFF  /  SERVWAITING  STAFF  /  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONSING  INSTRUCTIONS             3131-­-­3434     KITCHEN  TEAM  KITCHEN  TEAM                                   3535         BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY                                 3636-­-­3737     APPENDIXAPPENDIX                                     3838          
  • 3. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   33     OSCAR  EVENT  OSCAR  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK     ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS           I   would   like   to   thank   the   Chichester   College   Tutors   and   staffI   would   like   to   thank   the   Chichester   College   Tutors   and   staffss,  ,   my   event   team   members,   Foundation   degree   students,   my   boss  my   event   team   members,   Foundation   degree   students,   my   boss   and  my  customers,  my  family  and  friendsand  my  customers,  my  family  and  friends,,  our  suppliers  and  my    our  suppliers  and  my   dogs  for  the  successful  of  the  dogs  for  the  successful  of  the  Oscar  Event.Oscar  Event.         Oscar  theme  event  management  follows  the  Health  and  Safety  at  Oscar  theme  event  management  follows  the  Health  and  Safety  at   Work   Act   1974,   Food   and   Safety   Act   1990   and   Equal  Work   Act   1974,   Food   and   Safety   Act   1990   and   Equal   Opportunities   Legislation.     Our   management   team   aims   at  Opportunities   Legislation.     Our   management   team   aims   at   working   towards   ISO22000:   2005   Food   Safety   Management  working   towards   ISO22000:   2005   Food   Safety   Management   System   standard.     WSystem   standard.     We   will   ensure   all   team   members   are  e   will   ensure   all   team   members   are   working   in   safe   and   measure   environment   and   all   customers  working   in   safe   and   measure   environment   and   all   customers   are  providing  quality  services.  are  providing  quality  services.      
  • 4. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   44     OSCAR  EVENT  OSCAR  EVENT   LUNCH  LUNCH   MENUMENU     33 RDRD  MARCH  2011  MARCH  2011     GOODWOOD  RESTAURANTGOODWOOD  RESTAURANT     STARTERSSTARTERS       Cocktail  of  Cocktail  of  PrawnPrawnss  and  Local  Crab  and  Local  Crab       French  Onion  Soup  French  Onion  Soup       Topped  with  Gruyère  Croûton     Waldorf  Salad  Waldorf  Salad       Apple,  Celery  and  Walnuts  Bound  with  Mayonnaise     MAINSMAINS       FoilFoil-­-­poached  Salmonpoached  Salmon  with  Dill  with  Dill      Served  with  Claret  Sauce     Roast  Rack  of  Spring  LambRoast  Rack  of  Spring  Lamb     Served  with  Shallot  Purée  and  Lavender  Jus     Chicken  Bacon  Roulades  Chicken  Bacon  Roulades       Served  with  Mustard  and  White  Wine  Sauce     Caramelized  Onion  and  Goat’s  Cheese  TartCaramelized  Onion  and  Goat’s  Cheese  Tart       (All  served  with  Seasonal  Vegetables  and  New  Potatoes)     DESSERTSDESSERTS       Black  Forest  Gâteau  Black  Forest  Gâteau       Served  With  Cream     New  York  Cheese  Cake  New  York  Cheese  Cake       With  Passion  fruit  Coulis     Lemon  and  Raspberry  CrèmeLemon  and  Raspberry  Crème  Brûlée    Brûlée         COFFEECOFFEE     Price  £12.75  (Inc.  VAT.)Price  £12.75  (Inc.  VAT.)     Some  of  our  products  may  contain  nuts,  our  staffs  are  happy  to  advice.  
  • 5. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   55     OSCAR  EVENT  OSCAR  EVENT       33 RDRD  MARCH  2011  MARCH  2011     GOODWOOD  RESTAURANTGOODWOOD  RESTAURANT           OSCAR  AWARDS  COCKTAIOSCAR  AWARDS  COCKTAIL  L           Apple  Martini  Apple  Martini       Very  much  a  cocktail  of  the  momentVery  much  a  cocktail  of  the  moment,,     iit  is  smooth  and  t  is  smooth  and  very  easy  to  drinkvery  easy  to  drink..     £2.85  per  glass£2.85  per  glass         Virgin  Piña  ColadaVirgin  Piña  Colada     If  you  love  the  flavor  of  coconut  and  milk,If  you  love  the  flavor  of  coconut  and  milk,     this  cocktail  this  cocktail  willwill  be  the  choice  of  the  day.  be  the  choice  of  the  day.     £1.50  per  glass£1.50  per  glass                                        
  • 6. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   66     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         EVENT  BRIEFINGEVENT  BRIEFING         Oscar  Event  is  a  Glamour  event  withOscar  Event  is  a  Glamour  event  with  a  70’s  Hot  and  Cold  Display    a  70’s  Hot  and  Cold  Display   Buffets  Buffets   -­-­   conventional   cooked   food   with   Table   /   Assisted     conventional   cooked   food   with   Table   /   Assisted   service.     Food   can   be   collected   by   the   guests   or   served   by  service.     Food   can   be   collected   by   the   guests   or   served   by   Waiting   Staff,   guests   will   be   preWaiting   Staff,   guests   will   be   pre-­-­selected   their   Starters   and  selected   their   Starters   and   Desserts,   Main   course   will   be   served   at   the   BuffeDesserts,   Main   course   will   be   served   at   the   Buffets   Table   and  ts   Table   and   Carving  Trolley.  Carving  Trolley.               Most   ancillary   items   may   be   collected,   if   needed,   at   the   Buffets  Most   ancillary   items   may   be   collected,   if   needed,   at   the   Buffets   Table.     These   might   include   rolls,   butter,   sauces,   napkins,  Table.     These   might   include   rolls,   butter,   sauces,   napkins,   tableware   and   the   like.     The   guests   then   return   to   their   tables  tableware   and   the   like.     The   guests   then   return   to   their   tables   to  consume  the  different  parts  of  to  consume  the  different  parts  of  the  meal.    the  meal.             The   table   layouts   are   similar   to   the   standard   banquet   layouts.    The   table   layouts   are   similar   to   the   standard   banquet   layouts.     The  clearing  of  the  tables  will  be  taken  place  in  the  same  way  as  The  clearing  of  the  tables  will  be  taken  place  in  the  same  way  as   formal  banquets.    formal  banquets.             Table  service  Table  service  ––  Guests  are  served  at  a  laid  table,  which  includes    Guests  are  served  at  a  laid  table,  which  includes   plated   service   or   silver   seplated   service   or   silver   service.     Assisted   service  rvice.     Assisted   service   ––   Guests   are     Guests   are   served  part  of  the  meal  at  a  table  and  is  required  to  obtain  part  served  part  of  the  meal  at  a  table  and  is  required  to  obtain  part   through  selfthrough  self-­-­service  from  some  form  of  display  as  Buffets.service  from  some  form  of  display  as  Buffets.    
  • 7. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   77     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BUFFETS  TABLE  LAYOUTBUFFETS  TABLE  LAYOUT         Buffets  Table  (6  meters  Wide  x  1  meteBuffets  Table  (6  meters  Wide  x  1  meter  Depth)  as  Top  table  will  r  Depth)  as  Top  table  will   be  set  by  the  window  near  the  Bar  area,  leave  1  meter  Gangway  be  set  by  the  window  near  the  Bar  area,  leave  1  meter  Gangway   between   Buffets   Table   and   window   to   allow   Waiting   Staff   to  between   Buffets   Table   and   window   to   allow   Waiting   Staff   to   serve  the  guests.serve  the  guests.         Buffets  Table  will  be  dressed  with  White  Linen  clothed  down  to  Buffets  Table  will  be  dressed  with  White  Linen  clothed  down  to   the   ground   on   the   customerthe   ground   on   the   customer’s   side   with   White   Slip   cloths   and  ’s   side   with   White   Slip   cloths   and   White   Table   skirts;   tabletop   will   be   decorated   with   Oscar  White   Table   skirts;   tabletop   will   be   decorated   with   Oscar   statutes,  Flambé  lamps,  Suzette  pans  and  Salt  &  Pepper  Mills.statutes,  Flambé  lamps,  Suzette  pans  and  Salt  &  Pepper  Mills.                    
  • 8. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   88     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMBUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMENTENT         CHAFING  DISHCHAFING  DISH                        
  • 9. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   99     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESRES TAURANT  HANDBOOKTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMBUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMENTENT         HOT  LAMPHOT  LAMP                 CARVING  BOARDCARVING  BOARD                 CARVING  TABLECARVING  TABLE                
  • 10. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1010     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         DINING  TABLES  LAYOUTDINING  TABLES  LAYOUT         Dining  Tables  (1  meter  Square)  seated  2Dining  Tables  (1  meter  Square)  seated  2      Dining  Table  (1  meter  x  2  meter  Rectangular)  seated  3  or  4    Dining  Table  (1  meter  x  2  meter  Rectangular)  seated  3  or  4       Dining  Dining  Tables  (1.5  Tables  (1.5  -­-­  2  meters  Diameter  Round)  seated  6  or  8  2  meters  Diameter  Round)  seated  6  or  8         Dining  Tables  will  be  dressed  with  White  Linen  with  Black/Gold  Dining  Tables  will  be  dressed  with  White  Linen  with  Black/Gold   Paper  Runner  and  Black  Paper  Napkins,  Table  d’hôte  cover  with  Paper  Runner  and  Black  Paper  Napkins,  Table  d’hôte  cover  with   Silverware  and  Glassware.    The  traditional  cover  is  as  follows:  Silverware  and  Glassware.    The  traditional  cover  is  as  follows:  -­-­     -­‐-­‐ Main  KnivesMain  Knives  &  Forks  &  Forks     -­‐-­‐ Fish  Knives  &  ForksFish  Knives  &  Forks     -­‐-­‐ Starter  Knives,  Forks  &  Soup  Spoons  Starter  Knives,  Forks  &  Soup  Spoons       -­‐-­‐ Dessert  Forks  &  SpoonsDessert  Forks  &  Spoons     -­‐-­‐ Side  Plate  &  KnivesSide  Plate  &  Knives     -­‐-­‐ Water  GlassWater  Glass     -­‐-­‐ Red  Wine  GlassRed  Wine  Glass     -­‐-­‐ White  Wine  GlassWhite  Wine  Glass         Each   table   includes   Cruet   Sets,   make   sure   Cruet   Sets   are   fill  Each   table   includes   Cruet   Sets,   make   sure   Cruet   Sets   are   fill   properly  and  polished  before  setting  on  properly  and  polished  before  setting  on  table.table.         Each   table   includes   Butter   Plate   and   knife;   hotplate   will  Each   table   includes   Butter   Plate   and   knife;   hotplate   will   arrange  butter  before  service.arrange  butter  before  service.    
  • 11. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1111     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         DINING  TABLES  LAYOUTDINING  TABLES  LAYOUT         Each  Table  setEach  Table  setss  with  an  Oscar  Award  Movie  Name.      with  an  Oscar  Award  Movie  Name.               The  Oscars  1970The  Oscars  1970     Love  StoryLove  Story         Each   Table   setEach   Table   setss   with   A   with   A4   folded   Table   Menu   and   each   guest   will  4   folded   Table   Menu   and   each   guest   will   be   provided   with   Food   and   Drink   scrolled   Menu   tied   with   Gold  be   provided   with   Food   and   Drink   scrolled   Menu   tied   with   Gold   Ribbon.  Ribbon.                          
  • 12. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1212     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         UNIFORM  REQUIREMENTUNIFORM  REQUIREMENT         Ladies   and   Gentlemen:Ladies   and   Gentlemen:     Please   remember   personal   hygiene   is       Please   remember   personal   hygiene   is   essential  as  a  professionaessential  as  a  professional.    l.                     Male  Waiting  Staff  Male  Waiting  Staff  ––  White  long  sleeves  Shirt,  Black  Trousers,    White  long  sleeves  Shirt,  Black  Trousers,   Black  /  Grey  Ties  /  Silver  tiepin,  Black  Suit  waistcoat  if  Black  /  Grey  Ties  /  Silver  tiepin,  Black  Suit  waistcoat  if   available,  Black  Apron,  Black  polished  shoes  and  socks.    available,  Black  Apron,  Black  polished  shoes  and  socks.             Female  Waiting  Staff  Female  Waiting  Staff   ––  White  long  sleeves  Shirt,  Black  Trousers    White  long  sleeves  Shirt,  Black  Trousers   oror   Black   Skirt,   Black   Apron,   Black   polished   shoes   and   socks.       Black   Skirt,   Black   Apron,   Black   polished   shoes   and   socks.     (Please  wear  black  tight  with  black  skirt)(Please  wear  black  tight  with  black  skirt)        
  • 13. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1313     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         UNIFORM  REQUIREMENTUNIFORM  REQUIREMENT         All   uniform   has   to   be   cleaned   and   iron,   all   jewelry   has   to   be  All   uniform   has   to   be   cleaned   and   iron,   all   jewelry   has   to   be   removed   during   service.     Ladies   hairemoved   during   service.     Ladies   hair   has   to   be   tidy   and   pined  r   has   to   be   tidy   and   pined   up  if  require,  gentleman  hair  has  to  be  neatly  groom.    up  if  require,  gentleman  hair  has  to  be  neatly  groom.             Waiting   staff,   please   remember   to   bring   your   accessories   for  Waiting   staff,   please   remember   to   bring   your   accessories   for   crumbing   down.     Bar   staff,   please   remember   to   bring   your  crumbing   down.     Bar   staff,   please   remember   to   bring   your   waiter’s   friend  waiter’s   friend   -­-­   bottle   opener.     Hotplate     bottle   opener.     Hotplate   ––   Please   br   Please   bring   spare  ing   spare   kitchen  uniform  in  the  event  of  shortage  of  kitchen  staff.kitchen  uniform  in  the  event  of  shortage  of  kitchen  staff.         Please   text   Jenny   on   or   before   8am   if   you   are   calling   in   sick   on  Please   text   Jenny   on   or   before   8am   if   you   are   calling   in   sick   on   the  date  of  service  at  07826  927  954.the  date  of  service  at  07826  927  954.                                            
  • 14. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1414     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENTEVENT     RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HEAD  WAITRESS  HEAD  WAITRESS  ––  JENNY  SLEE  JENNY  SLEE         TEAM  1TEAM  1       DaniDaniel  Lambeth  (Team  Leader)el  Lambeth  (Team  Leader)     Josephine  SaundersJosephine  Saunders     Eloise  SoleEloise  Sole       TEAM  2TEAM  2     Jessica  Scrivens  (Team  Leader)Jessica  Scrivens  (Team  Leader)     Lorissa  CookLorissa  Cook     Melissa  UnwinMelissa  Unwin             TEAM  3TEAM  3       Ashley  Turner  (Team  Leader)  Ashley  Turner  (Team  Leader)       Maria  KaveierosMaria  Kaveieros     Megan  CairnsMegan  Cairns     FLOW/HOTPLATE  TEAMFLOW/HOTPLATE  TEAM         Georgina  LeonardGeorgina  Leonard         BAR  TEAMBAR  TEAM     John  Cadman  (Team  John  Cadman  (Team  Leader)Leader)     Luis  Angel  GonzalizLuis  Angel  Gonzaliz         PHOTOGRAPHER/RUNNERPHOTOGRAPHER/RUNNER     Marius  AgafiteiMarius  Agafitei    
  • 15. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1515     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         TIMETABLETIMETABLE         8:38:30AM  0AM           TEAM  MEETINGTEAM  MEETING     Head  Waitress  and  Team  Leader  Head  Waitress  and  Team  Leader  -­-­  Go  through  table  setting    Go  through  table  setting   plans  and  presentations  of  the  dishes.plans  and  presentations  of  the  dishes.         9:09:00AM  0AM           INDIVIDUAL  TEAM  MINDIVIDUAL  TEAM  MEETINGEETING     Head  Waitress  Head  Waitress  ––  Check  and  ensure  all  Restaurant  team’s    Check  and  ensure  all  Restaurant  team’s   attendance,  report  immediate  if  anyone  is  late  or  absence.attendance,  report  immediate  if  anyone  is  late  or  absence.         Team  Leader  and  all  Restaurant  Team  Team  Leader  and  all  Restaurant  Team  -­-­  Go  through  table  setting    Go  through  table  setting   plans  and  presentations  of  the  dishes,  check  with  Head  plans  and  presentations  of  the  dishes,  check  with  Head   Waitress  if  therWaitress  if  there  is  any  question.e  is  any  question.         9:19:15AM  5AM           ALLOCATE  OF  RESOURCEALLOCATE  OF  RESOURCESS     Team  Leader  Team  Leader  -­-­  Organize  Linen,  Tables,  Chairs,  Napkins  fold,    Organize  Linen,  Tables,  Chairs,  Napkins  fold,       Check  with  store  if  there  is  anything  missing.Check  with  store  if  there  is  anything  missing.         Bar  Team  Bar  Team  ––  Stock  check,  glassware  preparation  and  Cocktails    Stock  check,  glassware  preparation  and  Cocktails   preparationpreparation         Hotplate  Hotplate  ––  Organize  Cut  Organize  Cutlery  and  Crockerylery  and  Crockery       9:39:30AM  0AM           FOOD  PROCESS  STARTFOOD  PROCESS  START     Head  Head  Waitress  Waitress  ––  Go  through  serving  dishes  and  e  Go  through  serving  dishes  and  equipment  with  quipment  with   Head  Head  ChefChef         Team  Leader  Team  Leader  -­-­  Allocate  their  team  member  duty,  start    Allocate  their  team  member  duty,  start   Restaurant  settingRestaurant  setting         11:311:30AM  0AM       RESTAURANT  READY  TO  RESTAURANT  READY  TO  SERVESERVE     Team  Break  for  15  minutes  if  Team  Break  for  15  minutes  if  finished  set  up  finished  set  up      
  • 16. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1616     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         TIMETABLETIMETABLE         11:45  NOON  RESTAURAN11:45  NOON  RESTAURANT  TEAM  READY  AS  PER  T  TEAM  READY  AS  PER   JOB  ALLOCATIONJOB  ALLOCATION     Head  Waitress  Head  Waitress  -­-­  Meet  and  greet  Meet  and  greet     With  the  assistant  of  other  team  members,  organizing  garment  With  the  assistant  of  other  team  members,  organizing  garment   and  showing  guests  to  the  allocated  tablesand  showing  guests  to  the  allocated  tables         PhoPhotographer  tographer  ––  Taking  pictures  of  guests  on  arrival  Taking  pictures  of  guests  on  arrival         Team  1Team  1-­-­3  Taking  drinks  order,,,  Serving  Water,,,  Serving  Bread,  3  Taking  drinks  order,,,  Serving  Water,,,  Serving  Bread,   Serving  Cocktails  /  Wine,,,  Changing  Cutlery,..  Put  order  on  Serving  Cocktails  /  Wine,,,  Changing  Cutlery,..  Put  order  on   EPOS  /  KitchenEPOS  /  Kitchen         12:00  NOON  STARTERS12:00  NOON  STARTERS  READY  TO  SERVE  READY  TO  SERVE  /    /   OSCAR  FILM  PREVIEW  OSCAR  FILM  PREVIEW           Head  WaHead  Waitress  itress  ––  Sort  out  Oscar  Viewing  Sort  out  Oscar  Viewing         12:15AM  12:15AM       STARTERSSTARTERS  READY  TO  SERVE  READY  TO  SERVE     Team  1  Team  1  -­-­  3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they    3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they   assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &  assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &   Wine…Wine…             12:4512:45AM  AM       MAINSMAINS  READY  TO  SERVE  READY  TO  SERVE     Flow/Hotplate  Team/Bar  Team  hFlow/Hotplate  Team/Bar  Team  helping  setting  Buffets  Table  for  elping  setting  Buffets  Table  for   MainsMains     Team  1  Team  1  -­-­  3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they    3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they   assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &  assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &   Wine…Wine…    
  • 17. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1717     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         TIMETABLETIMETABLE         13:1513:15AM  AM       COFFEE/DESSERTCOFFEE/DESSERT  READY  TO  SERVE  READY  TO  SERVE     FlowFlow/Hotplate  Team/helping  prepare  coffee,  milk,  cup  and  /Hotplate  Team/helping  prepare  coffee,  milk,  cup  and   saucers  and  spoon…saucers  and  spoon…         Team  1  Team  1  -­-­  3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they    3  getting  ready  to  serve  according  to  the  tables  they   assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &  assign…Clean  up  table  as  per  normal  service...Check  Water  &   Wine…Wine…         Head  Waitress  Head  Waitress  ––  Collect  Feedback  from  guests  and  prom  Collect  Feedback  from  guests  and  promotion  of  otion  of   upcoming  eventupcoming  event         14:0014:00AM  AM       CLEAN  UP  AND  CLOSE  DCLEAN  UP  AND  CLOSE  DOWNOWN     Head  WaitressHead  Waitress    ––    Announce  Best  Dress  Award,  thanks  guests  for  Announce  Best  Dress  Award,  thanks  guests  for   their  supporttheir  support         Bar  and  waiting  staff  clean  up  and  close  downBar  and  waiting  staff  clean  up  and  close  down         14:3014:30AM  AM       CLOSE  DOWN  AND  TEAM  CLOSE  DOWN  AND  TEAM  BRIEFINGBRIEFING     Head  Head  Waitress,  Restaurant  Team  LeaderWaitress,  Restaurant  Team  Leader,  Restaurant  Team,  Restaurant  Team                                            
  • 18. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1818     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HEADWAITRESS  DUTIESHEADWAITRESS  DUTIES         -­‐-­‐ Check  the  booking  diary  for  reservationsCheck  the  booking  diary  for  reservations     -­‐-­‐ Make  out  the  seating  plan  for  the  event  day  and  allocate  Make  out  the  seating  plan  for  the  event  day  and  allocate   customers  accordinglycustomers  accordingly     -­‐-­‐ Make  out  a  plan  of  the  various  stations  and  show  wherMake  out  a  plan  of  the  various  stations  and  show  where  e   the  staff  will  be  workingthe  staff  will  be  working     -­‐-­‐ Go  over  the  menu  with  staff  immediately  before  service  is  Go  over  the  menu  with  staff  immediately  before  service  is   due  to  commencedue  to  commence     -­‐-­‐ Check  that  all  duties  on  the  duty  rotaCheck  that  all  duties  on  the  duty  rota  is  is  covered  and  that  a    covered  and  that  a   full  team  of  staff  is  presentfull  team  of  staff  is  present     -­‐-­‐ Design  Buffets  Table  settingsDesign  Buffets  Table  settings     -­‐-­‐ Check  the  Carving  trolley  for  cleCheck  the  Carving  trolley  for  cleanliness  anliness  ––  Lay  up  for  the    Lay  up  for  the   bottom  shelf  service  plate,  to  include:  Service  spoons  and  bottom  shelf  service  plate,  to  include:  Service  spoons  and   forks,  sauce  ladles,  service  plate  with  carving  knife,  fork  forks,  sauce  ladles,  service  plate  with  carving  knife,  fork   and  steel.and  steel.     -­‐-­‐ Organize  table  numbers  and  settings  with  Team  LeadersOrganize  table  numbers  and  settings  with  Team  Leaders     -­‐-­‐ Organize  Butter  dishes  with  HotplateOrganize  Butter  dishes  with  Hotplate    
  • 19. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   1919     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVEV ENT  ENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HOUSEKEEPING  DUTIESHOUSEKEEPING  DUTIES         -­‐-­‐ Clean  and  polish  doors  and  glassClean  and  polish  doors  and  glass     -­‐-­‐ Brush  and  dust  the  chairsBrush  and  dust  the  chairs     -­‐-­‐ Polish  all  sideboards  and  cash  deskPolish  all  sideboards  and  cash  desk     -­‐-­‐ Clean  and  tidy  the  reception  areaClean  and  tidy  the  reception  area     -­‐-­‐ Line  up  tables  and  chairs  for  laying  upLine  up  tables  and  chairs  for  laying  up         LINEN  /  PAPERLINEN  /  PAPER         -­‐-­‐ Collecting  the  clean  linCollecting  the  clean  linen  from  the  housekeeping  en  from  the  housekeeping   department,  checking  items  against  list,  distributing  them  department,  checking  items  against  list,  distributing  them   to  the  various  service  points,  laying  tablecloths  and  to  the  various  service  points,  laying  tablecloths  and   folding  napkinsfolding  napkins     -­‐-­‐ Spare  linen  should  be  folded  neatly  and  return  to  Spare  linen  should  be  folded  neatly  and  return  to   housekeepinghousekeeping     -­‐-­‐ Ensuring  that  stocks  are  sufficient  to  Ensuring  that  stocks  are  sufficient  to  meet  needsmeet  needs     -­‐-­‐ Ensuring  that  glass  cloths  and  waiters’  cloths  are  Ensuring  that  glass  cloths  and  waiters’  cloths  are   availableavailable     -­‐-­‐ Providing  dish  papers  and  doilies  as  requiredProviding  dish  papers  and  doilies  as  required     -­‐-­‐ The  preparation  of  the  linen  basket  for  return  to  the  linen  The  preparation  of  the  linen  basket  for  return  to  the  linen   roomroom     -­‐-­‐ The  preparation  of  the  linen  basket  and  list  for  laundryThe  preparation  of  the  linen  basket  and  list  for  laundry    
  • 20. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2020     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESRES TAURANT  HANDBOOKTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTBAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONSIONS         Oscar  Award  Cocktails  Oscar  Award  Cocktails  ––  Apple  Martini  or  Virgin  Piña  Colada  Apple  Martini  or  Virgin  Piña  Colada         Cocktail   will   be   prepared   by   Bar   staff,   serve   to   the   guests  Cocktail   will   be   prepared   by   Bar   staff,   serve   to   the   guests   according   to   order   with   Supplement   charge,   recipes   as   below.    according   to   order   with   Supplement   charge,   recipes   as   below.     Bar   staff   requires   preparing  Bar   staff   requires   preparing   the   nonthe   non-­-­alcoholic   cocktails   in  alcoholic   cocktails   in   advance.advance.         Goodwood   Wine   Menu   available   as   per   request,   serving  Goodwood   Wine   Menu   available   as   per   request,   serving   instruction  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  formal  banquets.instruction  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  formal  banquets.         Bar   Team   will   assist   Flow   Team   /   Hotplate   on   setting   up   the  Bar   Team   will   assist   Flow   Team   /   Hotplate   on   setting   up   the   Mains   Buffets   Table   after   Waiting   Staff   sMains   Buffets   Table   after   Waiting   Staff   served   the   guests   their  erved   the   guests   their   Starters.Starters.                                    
  • 21. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2121     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTBAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONSIONS         Duties  include:  Duties  include:  -­-­     -­‐-­‐ Open  the  barOpen  the  bar     -­‐-­‐ Wipe  down  bar  topsWipe  down  bar  tops     -­‐-­‐ Clean  shelves  and  swab  the  bar  floorClean  shelves  and  swab  the  bar  floor     -­‐-­‐ Check  opticsCheck  optics     -­‐-­‐ Restock  the  bar  with  beverage  items  as  requiredRestock  the  bar  with  beverage  items  as  required     -­‐-­‐ PreparePrepare   ice   buckets,   wine   coolers,   service   trays,   water     ice   buckets,   wine   coolers,   service   trays,   water   jugs  and  cocktails  jugsjugs  and  cocktails  jugs     -­‐-­‐ Check   pads   and   wine   lists;   line   up,   clean   and   polish  Check   pads   and   wine   lists;   line   up,   clean   and   polish   glassesglasses         Glassware  Glassware       -­‐-­‐ Collecting  of  the  required  glassware  from  the  glass  pantry  Collecting  of  the  required  glassware  from  the  glass  pantry   (store)(store)     -­‐-­‐ Checking   and   polishing   glassware   needed   forChecking   and   polishing   glassware   needed   for   the   general     the   general   laylay-­-­upup     -­‐-­‐ Checking   and   polishing   glassware   needed   for   any   special  Checking   and   polishing   glassware   needed   for   any   special   eventevent         Red   Wine   Glass,   White   Wine   Glass,   Cocktail   Glass   and   Water  Red   Wine   Glass,   White   Wine   Glass,   Cocktail   Glass   and   Water   Tumbler    Tumbler        
  • 22. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2222     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTBAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONSIONS         Duties  include:  Duties  include:  -­-­         -­‐-­‐ Prepare   the   bar   service   tPrepare   the   bar   service   top   according   to   the   event  op   according   to   the   event   requirement  which  may  include:  requirement  which  may  include:  -­-­         oo Cutting  boardCutting  board     oo Fruit  knifeFruit  knife     oo Waiter’s  friend  Waiter’s  friend  ––  Bottle  opener  Bottle  opener     oo Fruit  Fruit  ––  Lemons,  Limes,  Apples,  Oranges  Lemons,  Limes,  Apples,  Oranges     oo Mixing  glass  and  spoonsMixing  glass  and  spoons     oo Hawthorn  strainerHawthorn  strainer     oo Angostura  bittersAngostura  bitters     oo Peach  bittersPeach  bitters     oo Worcestershire  sauceWorcestershire  sauce     oo CockCocktail  stickstail  sticks     oo Cocktail  shakerCocktail  shaker     oo Wine  coastersWine  coasters     oo Wine  and  Spirit  measuresWine  and  Spirit  measures     oo Soda  siphonSoda  siphon     oo Ice  bucket  and  tongsIce  bucket  and  tongs        
  • 23. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2323     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         BAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTBAR  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONSIONS         BII  Code  of  conduct  (Licensing  Act  2003):  BII  Code  of  conduct  (Licensing  Act  2003):  -­-­     -­‐-­‐ always  operate  lawfully  and  socially  responsiblyalways  operate  lawfully  and  socially  responsibly     -­‐-­‐ alalways   check   valid   ID   if   the   customer   appears   to   be  ways   check   valid   ID   if   the   customer   appears   to   be   underageunderage     -­‐-­‐ refuse  to  serve  intoxicated  customersrefuse  to  serve  intoxicated  customers     -­‐-­‐ market  drinks  responsibly  and  promote  sensible  drinkingmarket  drinks  responsibly  and  promote  sensible  drinking     -­‐-­‐ always  be  professional  and  customer  focusedalways  be  professional  and  customer  focused     -­‐-­‐ promote  equal  opportunitiespromote  equal  opportunities                                                    
  • 24. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2424     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURESTAU RANT  HANDBOOKRANT  HANDBOOK         OSCAR  COCKTAIL  OSCAR  COCKTAIL  -­-­  ALCOHOLIC  ALCOHOLIC         Apple  MartiniApple  Martini                 SERVES  1SERVES  1         CRACKEDCRACKED  ICE  ICE     1  MEASURE  (25ML)  VOD1  MEASURE  (25ML)  VODKAKA     1  MEASURE  (25ML)  SOU1  MEASURE  (25ML)  SOUR  APPLER  APPLE     1  MEASURE  (25ML)  APP1  MEASURE  (25ML)  APPLE  JUICELE  JUICE     1  SPLASH  OF  LIME  JUI1  SPLASH  OF  LIME  JUICECE     1  1  THIN  THIN  SLICE  OF  APPLESLICE  OF  APPLE          PUT  THE  CRACKEDPUT  THE  CRACKED  ICE  INTO  A  COCKTAIL  ICE  INTO  A  COCKTAIL  SHAKER  AND  POUR  IN    SHAKER  AND  POUR  IN  TTHE  VODKA,  HE  VODKA,   APPLE  SOUR,  APPLE  JUAPPLE  SOUR,  APPLE  JUICE  AND  LIME  JUICEICE  AND  LIME  JUICE      COVER  AND  SHAKE  VIGOCOVER  AND  SHAKE  VIGOROUSLY  FOR  10ROUSLY  FOR  10-­-­20  SECONDS,  UNTIL  TH20  SECONDS,  UNTIL  THE  OUTSIDE  OF  E  OUTSIDE  OF   THE  SHAKER  IS  MISTEDTHE  SHAKER  IS  MISTED      STRAIN  INTO  A  STRAIN  INTO  A  CHILL  CHILL  MARTINI  GLASS  (175MLMARTINI  GLASS  (175ML  OR  250ML)  OR  250ML)      DRESSDRESS  WITH  A    WITH  A  SLICE  OF  APPLE  SLICE  OF  APPLE  AND  SERVEAND  SERVE                                        
  • 25. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2525     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURARESTAURA NT  HANDBOOKNT  HANDBOOK             OSCAR  COCKTAIL  OSCAR  COCKTAIL  ––  NON  NON-­-­ALCOHOLICALCOHOLIC         Virgin  Piña  ColadaVirgin  Piña  Colada                 SERVES  1SERVES  1         CRACKEDCRACKED  ICE  ICE     1  MEASURE  (50ML)  PIN1  MEASURE  (50ML)  PINEAPPLE  JUICE  EAPPLE  JUICE       1  MEASURE  (25ML)  COC1  MEASURE  (25ML)  COCONUT  CREAMONUT  CREAM     1  WEDGE  OF  LIME1  WEDGE  OF  LIME          PUT  THE  CRACKEDPUT  THE  CRACKED  ICE  INTO  A  COCKTAIL  ICE  INTO  A  COCKTAIL  SHAKER  AND  POUR  IN    SHAKER  AND  POUR  IN  THE  THE   PINEAPPLE  JUICE  AND  PINEAPPLE  JUICE  AND  COCONUT  CREAMCOCONUT  CREAM      COCOVER  AND  SHAKE  VIGOROVER  AND  SHAKE  VIGOROUSLY  FOR  10USLY  FOR  10-­-­20  SECONDS,  UNTIL  TH20  SECONDS,  UNTIL  THE  OUTSIDE  OF  E  OUTSIDE  OF   THE  SHAKER  IS  MISTEDTHE  SHAKER  IS  MISTED      STRAIN  INTO  A  STRAIN  INTO  A  CHILL  CHILL  TUMBLE  TUMBLE        DRESSDRESS  WITH  A  WEDGE  OF  LIM  WITH  A  WEDGE  OF  LIME  AND  SERVEE  AND  SERVE  WITH  STRAW  WITH  STRAW                                
  • 26. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2626     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY         HotplateHotplate     Switching  on  the  Switching  on  the  hotplate,  ensuring  all  doors  are  closedhotplate,  ensuring  all  doors  are  closed..     Placing  items  in  the  hotplate  according  to  the  menu  offered,  for  Placing  items  in  the  hotplate  according  to  the  menu  offered,  for   example:example:     -­‐-­‐ Soup  bowl  and  plateSoup  bowl  and  plate     -­‐-­‐ Main  PlatesMain  Plates     -­‐-­‐ Serving  PlatesServing  Plates     CutleryCutlery     Collection   of   cutlery   from   the   storage   area,   polishing   and  Collection   of   cutlery   from   the   storage   area,   polishing   and   sorting   out   to   trays   the   fosorting   out   to   trays   the   following   items   in   quantities   agreed  llowing   items   in   quantities   agreed   with  the  supervisor:with  the  supervisor:     -­‐-­‐ Bread  KnivesBread  Knives     -­‐-­‐ Side  KnivesSide  Knives     -­‐-­‐ Starter  Knives,  Forks  &  Soup  spoonsStarter  Knives,  Forks  &  Soup  spoons     -­‐-­‐ Fish  Knives  &  ForksFish  Knives  &  Forks     -­‐-­‐ Main  Knives  &  ForksMain  Knives  &  Forks     -­‐-­‐ Dessert  Spoons  &  ForksDessert  Spoons  &  Forks     -­‐-­‐ Tea/Coffee  SpoonsTea/Coffee  Spoons     -­‐-­‐ ServingServing  Spoons  and  Forks  Spoons  and  Forks         -­‐-­‐ Cake  ServersCake  Servers     -­‐-­‐ Saucers  &  Sauce  ladSaucers  &  Sauce  ladlesles    
  • 27. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2727     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROHOTPLATE/CUTLERY/CROCKERYCKERY         CrockeryCrockery     Checking  and  polishing  side  plates  ready  for  layChecking  and  polishing  side  plates  ready  for  lay-­-­upup     Checking   and   polishing   crockery   for   the   hotplate   according   to  Checking   and   polishing   crockery   for   the   hotplate   according   to   menu  and  service  requirementsmenu  and  service  requirements     Preparation  of  service  plates  for  sidePreparation  of  service  plates  for  sideboards  /  workstationsboards  /  workstations     Preparation   of   stocks   of   crockery   for   sideboards   /  Preparation   of   stocks   of   crockery   for   sideboards   /   workstations,  such  as  workstations,  such  as       -­‐-­‐ Soup  Bowl  and  Plate  Soup  Bowl  and  Plate  -­-­  White  White     -­‐-­‐ Cocktail  Glass  for  Starter  and  under  plate  with  doilyCocktail  Glass  for  Starter  and  under  plate  with  doily     -­‐-­‐ 6”/6.5”  Side  Plate  6”/6.5”  Side  Plate  ––  White  White     -­‐-­‐ 8”  Starters  Plate  8”  Starters  Plate  -­-­  White  White     -­‐-­‐ 10”  Mains  Plate  10”  Mains  Plate  -­-­  White  White     -­‐-­‐ 66”  Desserts  Plate  ”  Desserts  Plate  -­-­  White  White     -­‐-­‐ Coffee  and  tea  cups  and  saucersCoffee  and  tea  cups  and  saucers     -­‐-­‐ Sugar  bowls  and  under  plate  with  doilySugar  bowls  and  under  plate  with  doily     -­‐-­‐ Butter  /  Butter  plate  and  under  plate  with  doilyButter  /  Butter  plate  and  under  plate  with  doily     -­‐-­‐ Chafing  DishesChafing  Dishes     -­‐-­‐ Carving  Board  for  Buffets  TableCarving  Board  for  Buffets  Table     -­‐-­‐ Carving  TablesCarving  Tables     -­‐-­‐ Hot  LampHot  Lamp        
  • 28. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2828     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         NAPKLNAPKLIN  FOLD  INSTRUCTIONSIN  FOLD  INSTRUCTIONS         Hygiene  and  safetyHygiene  and  safety         There  are  vital  considerations  especially  when  dealing  with  There  are  vital  considerations  especially  when  dealing  with   member  of  public.    Some  simple  rules  should  be  followed:  member  of  public.    Some  simple  rules  should  be  followed:  -­-­         -­‐-­‐ Use  a  clean  surface  to  prepare  your  napkin  foldUse  a  clean  surface  to  prepare  your  napkin  fold     -­‐-­‐ Make  sure  your  hands  are  perfectly  clean,  or  wMake  sure  your  hands  are  perfectly  clean,  or  wear  glovesear  gloves     -­‐-­‐ Keep  handling  of  the  napkin  to  a  minimumKeep  handling  of  the  napkin  to  a  minimum     -­‐-­‐ If  you  need  to  practice  the  fold,  always  use  a  fresh  napkin  If  you  need  to  practice  the  fold,  always  use  a  fresh  napkin   for  the  final  result,  never  the  one  you  have  practiced  withfor  the  final  result,  never  the  one  you  have  practiced  with     -­‐-­‐ Don’t  use  too  much  starch  on  napkins  or  they  will  feel  Don’t  use  too  much  starch  on  napkins  or  they  will  feel   horrible  for  guests  to  usehorrible  for  guests  to  use     -­‐-­‐ DoDon’t  use  any  hidden  means  of  holding  a  fold  together  if  it  n’t  use  any  hidden  means  of  holding  a  fold  together  if  it   is  to  be  used  at  the  table  is  to  be  used  at  the  table       -­‐-­‐ NEVER  use  any  metal  objects  such  as  pins,  staples  or  NEVER  use  any  metal  objects  such  as  pins,  staples  or   paper  clips  in  folds,  as  they  can  cause  injury  to  guests  or  paper  clips  in  folds,  as  they  can  cause  injury  to  guests  or   customers,  and  distress  to  youcustomers,  and  distress  to  you     -­‐-­‐ Please  replace  a  new  napkiPlease  replace  a  new  napkin  for  the  customer  if  they  drop  n  for  the  customer  if  they  drop   it  on  the  floorit  on  the  floor                    
  • 29. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   2929     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         NAPKLIN  FOLD  INSTRUCNAPKLIN  FOLD  INSTRUCTIONSTIONS         Please   refer   to   Luigi’s   Language   of   Napkin   Folding.     This   book  Please   refer   to   Luigi’s   Language   of   Napkin   Folding.     This   book   and  instruction  will  be  available  on  the  event  day.  and  instruction  will  be  available  on  the  event  day.                   -­‐-­‐ P.70  Dinner  Jacket  P.70  Dinner  Jacket  ––  Th  This  is  a  flat  fold;  which  stand  is  is  a  flat  fold;  which  stand   upright.    A  sparkle  star  will  be  put  on  as  bow  tie.    (Dinner  upright.    A  sparkle  star  will  be  put  on  as  bow  tie.    (Dinner   table  per  guest)table  per  guest)     -­‐-­‐ P.116   Diagonal   pocket  P.116   Diagonal   pocket   ––   Simple   and   modern,   this   is   a     Simple   and   modern,   this   is   a   stylish   design   for   tray   or   buffet   (Buffets   table   with   spare  stylish   design   for   tray   or   buffet   (Buffets   table   with   spare   cutlery)  cutlery)       -­‐-­‐ P.172  Bottle  fold  P.172  Bottle  fold  ––  Fold  Fold  A  is  for  White  Wine  or  champagne,    A  is  for  White  Wine  or  champagne,   fold  B  is  for  Red  Wine  (Bar)fold  B  is  for  Red  Wine  (Bar)                            
  • 30. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3030     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         SIDEBOARDS  /  WORKSTASIDEBOARDS  /  WORKSTATIONSTIONS         After   ensuring   the   sideboards   /   workstations   is   clean   and  After   ensuring   the   sideboards   /   workstations   is   clean   and   polished  it  can  be  stocked  up.polished  it  can  be  stocked  up.         1.1. Water  JugWater  Jug     2.2. Order  pad  /  penOrder  pad  /  pen     3.3. Side  KnivSide  Kniveses     4.4. Starters  Knives  &  ForksStarters  Knives  &  Forks     5.5. Main  Knives  &  ForksMain  Knives  &  Forks     6.6. Fish  Knives  and  ForksFish  Knives  and  Forks     7.7. Soup  SpoonsSoup  Spoons     8.8. Tea  and  coffee  SpoonsTea  and  coffee  Spoons     9.9. Dessert  Spoons  and  ForksDessert  Spoons  and  Forks     10.10. Service  Spoons  and  ForksService  Spoons  and  Forks     11.11. Bread  basketBread  basket     12.12. Service  Salver  /  PlateService  Salver  /  Plate     13.13. TraysTrays     14.14. Side  PlatesSide  Plates                    
  • 31. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3131     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         SERVICING  ISERVICING  INSTRUCTIONNSTRUCTIONSS         Initially,  Bread  Rolls  Baskets  will  be  setInitially,  Bread  Rolls  Baskets  will  be  setting  ting   on  Buffets  Table  to  on  Buffets  Table  to   allow   guests   to   view   the   presentation.     Spare   cutlery   will   also  allow   guests   to   view   the   presentation.     Spare   cutlery   will   also   be   setting   on   Buffet   Table   wrapping   with   folded   napkin   on   a  be   setting   on   Buffet   Table   wrapping   with   folded   napkin   on   a   serving  plate  as  per  instructed.    serving  plate  as  per  instructed.             Bread   Rolls,   watBread   Rolls,   water   and   drink   service   will   be   served   to   guests  er   and   drink   service   will   be   served   to   guests   after   everyone   sits   down,   takes   place   in   the   same   way   as   for  after   everyone   sits   down,   takes   place   in   the   same   way   as   for   formal   banquets.formal   banquets.     Waiting   staff   takes   order   for   both   Starters       Waiting   staff   takes   order   for   both   Starters   and   Desserts   and   change   cutlery   according   to   guestand   Desserts   and   change   cutlery   according   to   guest   food     food   selection.selection.                 Mains   will   be   serMains   will   be   served   at   the   Buffets   Table   as   mentioned   below;  ved   at   the   Buffets   Table   as   mentioned   below;   Head   Waitress   will   call   out   Table   Name   for   guest   to   queue   up  Head   Waitress   will   call   out   Table   Name   for   guest   to   queue   up   for  the  Mains  Buffets  service.for  the  Mains  Buffets  service.         Mains   will   be   displayed   on   the   Buffets   Table   by   Bar   Team   /  Mains   will   be   displayed   on   the   Buffets   Table   by   Bar   Team   /   Flow   Team   /   Hotplate   after   guests   started   their   Starters   apFlow   Team   /   Hotplate   after   guests   started   their   Starters   apart  art   from  the  Rack  of  Spring  Lamb.    Head  Chef  /  Head  Waitress  need  from  the  Rack  of  Spring  Lamb.    Head  Chef  /  Head  Waitress  need   to   ensure   cutting   board,   carving   knife   and   fork   is   available   at  to   ensure   cutting   board,   carving   knife   and   fork   is   available   at   the  Buffets  Table  for  the  Chicken  Bacon  Roulades  if  require.the  Buffets  Table  for  the  Chicken  Bacon  Roulades  if  require.        
  • 32. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3232     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         STARTERS  SERVING  INSSTARTERS  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONTRUCTIONSS         Starters  will  be  served  by  Waiting  Staff  directs  from  kitchen.Starters  will  be  served  by  Waiting  Staff  directs  from  kitchen.         Team   leader   should   be   queueTeam   leader   should   be   queuedd   up   in   an   orderly   fashion   at   the     up   in   an   orderly   fashion   at   the   hotplate   for   the   Starters,   with   the   waiter   from   Team   1   at   the  hotplate   for   the   Starters,   with   the   waiter   from   Team   1   at   the   head   of   the   queue.     The   various   team   then   queue   in   order  head   of   the   queue.     The   various   team   then   queue   in   order   according   taccording   to   the   distance   of   their   station   from   the   service  o   the   distance   of   their   station   from   the   service   hotplate.        hotplate.                 This   order   must   be   maintained   throughout   the   service.   The  This   order   must   be   maintained   throughout   the   service.   The   clearing  of  the  tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal  clearing  of  the  tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal   banquets.banquets.                                            
  • 33. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3333     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         MAINS  SERVING  IMAINS  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONNSTRUCTIONSS         Poached   Whole   Salmon   will   be   served   on   a   large   serving   dish  Poached   Whole   Salmon   will   be   served   on   a   large   serving   dish   and   keep   warand   keep   warm   under   a   hot   lampm   under   a   hot   lamp,   serve   by  ,   serve   by   MainsMains   Team   Leader     Team   Leader   with   the   appropriate   proportion   per   serve.     Waiting   staff   will  with   the   appropriate   proportion   per   serve.     Waiting   staff   will   assist  on  serving  sauce  and  vegetables.assist  on  serving  sauce  and  vegetables.         Sous   Chef  Sous   Chef   will   be   rewill   be   responsible   to   carve   the   Crown   of   Lamb   and  sponsible   to   carve   the   Crown   of   Lamb   and   serve   the   guests   from   the   Carving   trolley,   3   racks   of   Lamb   per  serve   the   guests   from   the   Carving   trolley,   3   racks   of   Lamb   per   serve.    Waiting  staff  will  assist  on  serving  sauce  and  vegetables.serve.    Waiting  staff  will  assist  on  serving  sauce  and  vegetables.         Chicken   Bacon   Roulades   will   be   served   on   Chafing   dish   to   keep  Chicken   Bacon   Roulades   will   be   served   on   Chafing   dish   to   keep   warm,   1   Chicken   Breastwarm,   1   Chicken   Breast   per   serve   serving   by   Team   2   Team     per   serve   serving   by   Team   2   Team   Leader.   Waiting   staff   will   assist   on   serving   sauce   and  Leader.   Waiting   staff   will   assist   on   serving   sauce   and   vegetables.vegetables.         Caramelized   Onion   &   Goat   Cheese   Tarts   (Serve   4)   will   be  Caramelized   Onion   &   Goat   Cheese   Tarts   (Serve   4)   will   be   displayed  on  Buffets  Table,  serve  upon  request.displayed  on  Buffets  Table,  serve  upon  request.         Vegetables,   New   Potatoes   and   Sauces   will   be   serveVegetables,   New   Potatoes   and   Sauces   will   be   served   on   Chafing  d   on   Chafing   dishes  to  keep  warm,  serve  by  Waiting  Staff.    dishes  to  keep  warm,  serve  by  Waiting  Staff.    The  clearing  of  the  The  clearing  of  the   tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal  banquets.tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal  banquets.    
  • 34. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3434     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT       RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         DESSERTS  SERVING  INSDESSERTS  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONTRUCTIONSS         Desserts  will  be  serveDesserts  will  be  servedd  by  by  Waiting  Staff  directs  from  Waiting  Staff  directs  from  kitchen.  kitchen.         Team   leader   should   be   queueTeam   leader   should   be   queuedd   up   in   an   orderly   fashion   at   the     up   in   an   orderly   fashion   at   the   hotplate   for   the   Starters,   with   the   waiter   from   Team   1   at   the  hotplate   for   the   Starters,   with   the   waiter   from   Team   1   at   the   head   of   the   queue.     The   various   team   then   queue   in   order  head   of   the   queue.     The   various   team   then   queue   in   order   according   to   the   distance   of   their   station   from   the   service  according   to   the   distance   of   their   station   from   the   service   hotplhotplate.        ate.                 This   order   must   be   maintained   throughout   the   service.   The  This   order   must   be   maintained   throughout   the   service.   The   clearing  of  the  tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal  clearing  of  the  tables  takes  place  in  the  same  way  as  for  formal   banquets.banquets.         COFFEE  SERVING  INSTRCOFFEE  SERVING  INSTRUCTIONUCTIONSS         Coffee   cups,   Milk   &   Sugar   tray   will   be   displayCoffee   cups,   Milk   &   Sugar   tray   will   be   displayeded   on   Buffets     on   Buffets   Table  before  Desserts  sTable  before  Desserts  serving,  Guests  will  be  served  by  Waiting  erving,  Guests  will  be  served  by  Waiting   Staff  accordingly.Staff  accordingly.         The   clearing   of   the   tables   takes   place   in   the   same   way   as   for  The   clearing   of   the   tables   takes   place   in   the   same   way   as   for   formal  banquets.formal  banquets.            
  • 35. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3535     OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENTEVENT     RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK         HEAD  CHEF  HEAD  CHEF  ––  TINY  LAWSON  TINY  LAWSON         SOUS  CHEF  SOUS  CHEF  ––  NICK  HALL  NICK  HALL         STARTERSSTARTERS  TEAM  TEAM       Angus  Dunlop  (TeamAngus  Dunlop  (Team  Leader)  Leader)     Mark  BurtenshawMark  Burtenshaw     Becci  DiffeyBecci  Diffey       MAINSMAINS  TEAM  TEAM     Nick  Hall  Nick  Hall       Jack  Mellowship  (Team  Leader)Jack  Mellowship  (Team  Leader)         Ollie  MurrayOllie  Murray             DESSERTSDESSERTS  TEAM  TEAM       Sandra  Bettsch  Sandra  Bettsch       Serge  Shingiro  (Team  Leader)  Serge  Shingiro  (Team  Leader)       Poorva  Mohan  KulkarniPoorva  Mohan  Kulkarni         VEGETABLE  TEAMVEGETABLE  TEAM         Will  Wilks  (Team  Leader)Will  Wilks  (Team  Leader)     Annekah  JohalAnnekah  Johal     Lara  PeckLara  Peckhamham         BREAD/FLOW  TEAMBREAD/FLOW  TEAM     Kim  BartonKim  Barton-­-­SmithSmith      
  • 36. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3636     BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY     BOOKBOOK         BUFFETS  &  RECEPTIONSBUFFETS  &  RECEPTIONS  EDITED  BY  MICHAEL  S  EDITED  BY  MICHAEL  SMALL  MALL           CLASSIC  CHICKEN  RECICLASSIC  CHICKEN  RECIPES  BY  PARRAGON  1998PES  BY  PARRAGON  1998         CONFIDENT  COOKING  CONFIDENT  COOKING  ––  MODERN  GUIDE  TO  COO  MODERN  GUIDE  TO  COOKING  BY  PRUE  LEITH’SKING  BY  PRUE  LEITH’S         EVENTS  MANAGEMENT  BYEVENTS  MANAGEMENT  BY  GLENN  BOWDIN,  JOHNN  GLENN  BOWDIN,  JOHNNY  ALLEN,Y  ALLEN,  WILLIAM  O’TOOLE,  RO  WILLIAM  O’TOOLE,  ROB  B   HARRIS,  IAN  MCDONNELHARRIS,  IAN  MCDONNELL,  2L,  2NDND  EDITION    EDITION           FOOD  AND  BEVERAGE  SEFOOD  AND  BEVERAGE  SERVICE  BY  LILLICRAP  &RVICE  BY  LILLICRAP  &  COUSINS,  HODDER  EDU  COUSINS,  HODDER  EDUCATIONCATION         FOOD  PRESENTING  SECRFOOD  PRESENTING  SECRETS  BY  CARA  HOBDAY  &ETS  BY  CARA  HOBDAY  &  JO  DENBURY  JO  DENBURY         FOOD  THE  DEFINITIVE  FOOD  THE  DEFINITIVE  GUIDE  GUIDE  ––  THE  PERFECT  A  THE  PERFECT  A-­-­Z  COMPANION  FOR  FOODZ  COMPANION  FOR  FOOD  LOVERS  BY    LOVERS  BY   MURMURDOCH  BOOKSDOCH  BOOKS         GAIA’S  KITCHEN  GAIA’S  KITCHEN  ––  VEGETARIAN  RECIPES    VEGETARIAN  RECIPES  FOR  FAMILY  &  COMMUNIFOR  FAMILY  &  COMMUNITY  BY  JULIA  TY  BY  JULIA   PONSONBY  AND  FRIENDSPONSONBY  AND  FRIENDS  AT  SCHUMACHER  COLLE  AT  SCHUMACHER  COLLEGEGE         HAPPY  DAYS  WITH  THE  HAPPY  DAYS  WITH  THE  NAKED  CHEF  BY  JAMIE  NAKED  CHEF  BY  JAMIE  OLIVEROLIVER         LEITHS  COOKERY  BIBLELEITHS  COOKERY  BIBLE    ––  FRENCH  ONION  SOUP  P  FRENCH  ONION  SOUP  P.154.154-­-­155155     LEITHS  LEITHS  SIMPLE  COOKERY  BY  VISIMPLE  COOKERY  BY  VIV  PIDGV  PIDGEON  &  JENNY  STRINGEREON  &  JENNY  STRINGER         LUIGI’S  LANGUAGE  OF  LUIGI’S  LANGUAGE  OF  NAPKIN  FOLDINGNAPKIN  FOLDING         PASTRY  BY  MICHAEL  ROPASTRY  BY  MICHAEL  ROUXUX         SAUCES  SAUCES  ––  SWEET  AND  SAVOURY,    SWEET  AND  SAVOURY,  CLASSIC  AND  NEW  BY  MCLASSIC  AND  NEW  BY  MICHAEL  ROUXICHAEL  ROUX             SETTING  THE  TABLE  BYSETTING  THE  TABLE  BY  DANNY  MEYER,  MARSHA  DANNY  MEYER,  MARSHALL  CAVENDISH  BUSINESLL  CAVENDISH  BUSINESSS         STEPSTEP-­-­BYBY-­-­STEP  COOK  BOOK  BY  GOSTEP  COOK  BOOK  BY  GOOD  HOUSEKEEPINGOD  HOUSEKEEPING         THE  THE  BARTENDER’S  BOOK  BY  BARTENDER’S  BOOK  BY  PARRAGONPARRAGON         THE  FOOD  SERVICE  PROTHE  FOOD  SERVICE  PROFESSIONAL  GUIDE  TO  WFESSIONAL  GUIDE  TO  WAITER  &  WAITRESS  TRAAITER  &  WAITRESS  TRAINING  INING  ––  HOW    HOW   TO  DEVELOP  YOUR  STAFTO  DEVELOP  YOUR  STAFF  FOR  MAXIMUM  SERVICF  FOR  MAXIMUM  SERVICE  &  PROFITE  &  PROFIT         THE  GOOD  FOOD  GUIDE  THE  GOOD  FOOD  GUIDE  RECIPES  RECIPES  ––  CELEBRATING  60  OF  T  CELEBRATING  60  OF  THE  UK’S  BEST  CHEFS  &HE  UK’S  BEST  CHEFS  &     RESTAURANTSRESTAURANTS         THE  SIMPLE  ART  OF  NTHE  SIMPLE  ART  OF  NAPKIN  FOLDING  BY  LINAPKIN  FOLDING  BY  LINDA  HETZERDA  HETZER         THE  THEORY  OF  CATERITHE  THEORY  OF  CATERING  11NG  11THTH  EDITION  BY  PROFESSI  EDITION  BY  PROFESSIOR  DAVID  FOSKETT  ANDOR  DAVID  FOSKETT  AND     VICTOR  CESERANI,  HODVICTOR  CESERANI,  HODDER  EDUCATIONDER  EDUCATION    
  • 37. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3737     BIBLOGRAPHYBIBLOGRAPHY         WEBSITEWEBSITE         WWW.ALLABOUTYOU.COM/WWW.ALLABOUTYOU.COM/FOOD/CRABFOOD/CRAB-­-­PRAWNPRAWN-­-­COCKTAILCOCKTAIL-­-­SALAD/RECIPESALAD/RECIPE    VISIT  VISIT   DATED  04.01.11DATED  04.01.11         WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPES/3692RECIPES/3692  VISIT  DATED  17.11.2  VISIT  DATED  17.11.2010010         WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPRECIPES/4602ES/4602  VISIT  DATED  04.11.1  VISIT  DATED  04.11.100         WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/WWW.BBCGOODFOOD.COM/RECIPES/10203RECIPES/10203  VISIT  DATED  17.11.2  VISIT  DATED  17.11.2010010         WWW.BRITISHLARDER.COWWW.BRITISHLARDER.CO.UK/THE.UK/THE-­-­BBRITISHRITISH-­-­LARDERLARDER-­-­WALDORFWALDORF-­-­SALADSALAD  VISIT  DATED    VISIT  DATED   04.01.1104.01.11         WWW.COOKINGINDEX.COMWWW.COOKINGINDEX.COM/RECIPES/44253/CHICK/RECIPES/44253/CHICKENEN-­-­CLUBCLUB-­-­ROULADESROULADES-­-­WITHWITH-­-­WHIWHITETE-­-­ WINEWINE-­-­MUSTARDMUSTARD-­-­CREAMCREAM-­-­SAUCE.HTM  SAUCE.HTM  VISIT  DATED  04.01.11VISIT  DATED  04.01.11         WWW.EASYDINNERRECEIPWWW.EASYDINNERRECEIPES.CO.UK/CARAMALISEDES.CO.UK/CARAMALISED-­-­REDRED-­-­ONIONONION-­-­TARTTART-­-­WITHWITH-­-­GOATSGOATS-­-­ CHEESECHEESE  VISIT  DATED  05.01.1  VISIT  DATED  05.01.111         WWW.  GREWWW.  GREATAT-­-­SALMONSALMON-­-­RECIPES.COM/OVENPOACRECIPES.COM/OVENPOACHEDSALMONRECIPES.COMHEDSALMONRECIPES.COM  VISIT    VISIT   DATED  17.11.10DATED  17.11.10         WWW.MARTHASTEWART.COWWW.MARTHASTEWART.COM/PORTAL/SITE/MSIO/MM/PORTAL/SITE/MSIO/MENUITEM.ACED15AENUITEM.ACED15A  VISIT    VISIT   DATED  17.11.10DATED  17.11.10         WWW.OSCARS.ORGWWW.OSCARS.ORG             WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/CHICKEN_BAM/RECIPES/CHICKEN_BACON_ROULADESCON_ROULADES  VISIT  DATED    VISIT  DATED   04.11.1004.11.10         WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/CLASSIC_RAM/RECIPES/CLASSIC_RACK_OF_LAMBCK_OF_LAMB  VISIT  DATED  03.11.1  VISIT  DATED  03.11.100         WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/FRENCH_ONIM/RECIPES/FRENCH_ONION_SOUPON_SOUP  VISIT  DATED  03.11.1  VISIT  DATED  03.11.100         WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/POACHED_SAM/RECIPES/POACHED_SALMONLMON  VISIT  DATED  03.11.1  VISIT  DATED  03.11.100         WWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COWWW.SIMPLYRECIPES.COM/RECIPES/WALDORF_SAM/RECIPES/WALDORF_SALADLAD  VISIT  DATED  04.11.1  VISIT  DATED  04.11.100         WWW.THEPUBLICAN.COM/WWW.THEPUBLICAN.COM/STORY.ASP?STORYCODE=STORY.ASP?STORYCODE=5399953999  VISIT  DATED  04.01.1  VISIT  DATED  04.01.111         WWW.UKTV.CO.UK/FOOD/WWW.UKTV.CO.UK/FOOD/RECIPE/AID/513191RECIPE/AID/513191  VISIT  DATED  04.11.1  VISIT  DATED  04.11.100                
  • 38. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3838     APPENDIXAPPENDIX             OSCAR  EOSCAR  EVENT  A4  FOLDED  VENT  A4  FOLDED  MARKETING  LITERATUREMARKETING  LITERATURE         OSCAR  EVENT  A4  VERTIOSCAR  EVENT  A4  VERTICAL  CAL  TABLE  TABLE  MENUMENU         OSCAROSCAR  EVENT    EVENT  A5  COCKTAIL  MENU  A5  COCKTAIL  MENU           OSCAR  EVENT  OSCAR  EVENT  WINE  AND  WINE  AND  DRINK  MENUDRINK  MENU         OSCAR  EVENT  TABLE  CAOSCAR  EVENT  TABLE  CARDRD         OSCAR  EVENT  FILM  CASOSCAR  EVENT  FILM  CASTING  CARDTING  CARD         OSCAR  EVENT  STAFF  NAOSCAR  EVENT  STAFF  NAMECARDMECARD         OSCAR  EVENT  CUSTOMEROSCAR  EVENT  CUSTOMER  FEEDBACK  CARD  FEEDBACK  CARD         OSCAR  EVENT  STAFF  FEOSCAR  EVENT  STAFF  FEEDBACK  CARDEDBACK  CARD         OSCAR  EVENT  PRESENTAOSCAR  EVENT  PRESENTATIONTION         OSCAR  EVENT  RESTAURAOSCAR  EVENT  RESTAURANT  ROOM  PLANNT  ROOM  PLAN         OSCAR  EVENT  RESTAURAOSCAR  EVENT  RESTAURANT  PORTION  CONTROL  SNT  PORTION  CONTROL  SHEETHEET         OSCAR  EVENT  CONTINGEOSCAR  EVENT  CONTINGENCY  PLANNCY  PLAN         OSCAR  EVENT  DISH  SPEOSCAR  EVENT  DISH  SPECIFICATIONCIFICATION        
  • 39. HEM 4 & 5 RESTAURANT AND BANQUETING STUDIES DIANE JACKSON & MICHAEL OLIVER ©Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® ASSIGNMENT 2 A HOSPITALITY EVENT BY CHARLES LAWSON / GEORGINA LEONARD / JENNY SLEE   3939                 THE  SHOW  MUST  GO  ONTHE  SHOW  MUST  GO  ON             THE  OSCAR  AWARDSTHE  OSCAR  AWARDS   1 9 2 9  1 9 2 9   ––  2 0 1 1  2 0 1 1         The  Oscar  Awards  are  an  annual  awards  ceremony  founded  The  Oscar  Awards  are  an  annual  awards  ceremony  founded   January  11,  1927.    It  is  the  most  prestigious  awards  ceremony  January  11,  1927.    It  is  the  most  prestigious  awards  ceremony   in  the  entertainment  industry.in  the  entertainment  industry.         Over  2,700  goldOver  2,700  gold-­-­plated  statuettes  have  been  handed  out  since  plated  statuettes  have  been  handed  out  since   MGM  art  director  Cedric  Gibbons  designed  whaMGM  art  director  Cedric  Gibbons  designed  what  is  now  arguably  t  is  now  arguably   the  most  recognized  trophy  in  the  world.the  most  recognized  trophy  in  the  world.         OSCAR  OSCAR  EVENT  EVENT  PARTYPARTY         In  2011,  charities  in  50  cities  across  the  U.S.  are  hosting  official  In  2011,  charities  in  50  cities  across  the  U.S.  are  hosting  official   Oscar  viewing  parties.Oscar  viewing  parties.         We  are  proud  to  host  one  in  the  U.K.We  are  proud  to  host  one  in  the  U.K.     Thanks  for  your  support;  we  hope  you  enjoy  the  Thanks  for  your  support;  we  hope  you  enjoy  the  event.event.