Types of meals
• Early morning tea 
• Breakfast (English, American, Continental, Indian) 
• Brunch 
• Lunch 
• Afternoon tea/ High tea 
• Dinner 
• Supper/Collation 
• Elevenses/ Second breakfast
Early morning tea 
• Tea tray • Hospitality tray in hotel 
room
Continental breakfast
Continental breakfast 
Orange juice, croissant, 
coffee 
• Juice, bagels, coffee
• Danish pastry • Bear claw
• Muffins • Toast
French breakfast 
Tartine Café au lait, croissant, tartine
• For a continental breakfast consisting of hot croissant/ 
brioches or hot toast, butter, preserves and coffee or tea, the 
cover 
would be as follows: 
i) Stands or underplates for coffee / tea pot and hot milk / 
hot water jug or pouches of tea or instant coffee. 
ii) Side plate with side knife 
iii) Sugar cubes basin and tongs or individual sugar and 
creamer packets in a bowl 
iv) Tea or breakfast cup and saucer and a teaspoon 
v) If the beverage is tea, then the following additional items 
will be needed: slop basin and tea strainer. 
vi) Napkin 
vii) Ashtray (depending on smoking policy of the 
establishment)
• The majority of the items listed above for the two types of 
breakfast are often placed on the table as part of the 
mise-en-place, 
before the customer is seated. A number of items are then 
placed on 
the table after the customer is seated and makes his 
choice of 
breakfast known. These include: 
• butter dish with butter and alternatives 
• preserve dish with preserves 
• jug of cold milk 
• toast rack with toast and / or bread basket with hot rolls 
• tea pot / coffee pot / hot or cold milk / hot water jug.
• Continental breakfasts may feature coffee and rolls, 
toast and pastries such as croissant and Danish. 
• In Europe breakfast may consists of slices of cheese 
and cold meat, cereal, fruit and drinks 
like coffee, tea or fruit juices. For 
example, French breakfast is usually a light meal 
composed of just roll or pastry, butter and jam. Much 
to the contrary, German breakfast is a full meal with 
dark bread, various kinds of cheese and meat, and 
often fried or boiled eggs, thus tending towards the 
English breakfast.
European breakfast
American breakfast 
• Juice/ fresh or stewed fruit 
• Breakfast cereal with milk & sugar 
• Eggs to order with bacon/ham/sausages and hash 
brown potatoes 
• Pancakes/waffles with maple syrup and butter 
• Toast/breakfast rolls with butter & preserves 
• Coffee 
• Contemporary choices include muesli, granola, 
yoghurt, eggs Benedict, baked beans on toast, 
toaster pastry
Proprietary breakfast cereal
Breakfast cereal 
Pancakes with butter and maple 
syrup
Omelet and toast 
Scrambled eggs, crispy bacon 
and toast
Poached eggs on toast 
Eggs benedict- poached eggs, ham, 
hollandaise sauce on english muffin
Waffles with butter and syrup French toast
English breakfast 
• A typical English breakfast 
like the American 
breakfast consists of eggs, 
bacon, sausages, fried 
bread, mushrooms and 
baked beans all washed 
down with a cup of tea or 
coffee. Now-a-days, 
however, a typical English 
breakfast is more likely to 
be a bowl of cereals, 
a slice of toast, orange 
juice and a cup of coffee.
English breakfast 
• Juice/Compote or stewed fruit/Fresh fruit-orange, 
grapefruit, apple, pear, papaya, 
berries, fruit yoghurt 
• Oatmeal porridge or cereal 
• Traditional fish based fare-kippers, kedgeree 
• Eggs to order with breakfast meats and sides 
• Toast/rolls/pastry with marmalade and jam 
• Tea/coffee
Traditional English breakfast fare 
Boiled egg with soldiers Devilled kidneys
Traditional English breakfast fare 
Kedgeree Grilled kipper and toast
Scotland England 
Tattie scone Bubble and Squeak
UK /Australia/ New Zealand 
Marmite on toast Marmite/Vegemite
English Popular global 
Lemon curd Nutella
North Indian breakfast 
• Plain/ stuffed-aloo, gobi, mooli, paneer, 
kheema paratha 
• Poori/Bhature with aloo/chhole/halwa 
• Egg bhurji/Akoori 
• Kheema/paya with paratha/naan 
• Moong dal chilla, Besan ka puda 
• Kachori, samosa 
• Poha, jalebi
North Indian breakfast 
• Stuffed paratha with 
dahi and achar 
• Poori chhole/subzi
South Indian breakfast 
• Idli/dosa/utthapam/medu wada with coconut 
chutney and sambhar 
• Upma, Kesari 
• Hoppers (appam) with stew 
• Puttu kadala 
• Idiappam( string hoppers) 
• Venn pongal 
• Malabar porotta with curry
Idli, dosa, utthapam, medu vada, 
upma
Kerala specialities 
Appam with ishtew Idiappam(string hoppers)
Venn Pongal(Tamil nadu) Kesari (Tamil Nadu)
Puttu & kadala curry Malabari porotta with curry
Brunch
Types of meals

Types of meals

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    • Early morningtea • Breakfast (English, American, Continental, Indian) • Brunch • Lunch • Afternoon tea/ High tea • Dinner • Supper/Collation • Elevenses/ Second breakfast
  • 3.
    Early morning tea • Tea tray • Hospitality tray in hotel room
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    Continental breakfast Orangejuice, croissant, coffee • Juice, bagels, coffee
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    • Danish pastry• Bear claw
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    French breakfast TartineCafé au lait, croissant, tartine
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    • For acontinental breakfast consisting of hot croissant/ brioches or hot toast, butter, preserves and coffee or tea, the cover would be as follows: i) Stands or underplates for coffee / tea pot and hot milk / hot water jug or pouches of tea or instant coffee. ii) Side plate with side knife iii) Sugar cubes basin and tongs or individual sugar and creamer packets in a bowl iv) Tea or breakfast cup and saucer and a teaspoon v) If the beverage is tea, then the following additional items will be needed: slop basin and tea strainer. vi) Napkin vii) Ashtray (depending on smoking policy of the establishment)
  • 12.
    • The majorityof the items listed above for the two types of breakfast are often placed on the table as part of the mise-en-place, before the customer is seated. A number of items are then placed on the table after the customer is seated and makes his choice of breakfast known. These include: • butter dish with butter and alternatives • preserve dish with preserves • jug of cold milk • toast rack with toast and / or bread basket with hot rolls • tea pot / coffee pot / hot or cold milk / hot water jug.
  • 13.
    • Continental breakfastsmay feature coffee and rolls, toast and pastries such as croissant and Danish. • In Europe breakfast may consists of slices of cheese and cold meat, cereal, fruit and drinks like coffee, tea or fruit juices. For example, French breakfast is usually a light meal composed of just roll or pastry, butter and jam. Much to the contrary, German breakfast is a full meal with dark bread, various kinds of cheese and meat, and often fried or boiled eggs, thus tending towards the English breakfast.
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    American breakfast •Juice/ fresh or stewed fruit • Breakfast cereal with milk & sugar • Eggs to order with bacon/ham/sausages and hash brown potatoes • Pancakes/waffles with maple syrup and butter • Toast/breakfast rolls with butter & preserves • Coffee • Contemporary choices include muesli, granola, yoghurt, eggs Benedict, baked beans on toast, toaster pastry
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    Breakfast cereal Pancakeswith butter and maple syrup
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    Omelet and toast Scrambled eggs, crispy bacon and toast
  • 22.
    Poached eggs ontoast Eggs benedict- poached eggs, ham, hollandaise sauce on english muffin
  • 23.
    Waffles with butterand syrup French toast
  • 24.
    English breakfast •A typical English breakfast like the American breakfast consists of eggs, bacon, sausages, fried bread, mushrooms and baked beans all washed down with a cup of tea or coffee. Now-a-days, however, a typical English breakfast is more likely to be a bowl of cereals, a slice of toast, orange juice and a cup of coffee.
  • 25.
    English breakfast •Juice/Compote or stewed fruit/Fresh fruit-orange, grapefruit, apple, pear, papaya, berries, fruit yoghurt • Oatmeal porridge or cereal • Traditional fish based fare-kippers, kedgeree • Eggs to order with breakfast meats and sides • Toast/rolls/pastry with marmalade and jam • Tea/coffee
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    Traditional English breakfastfare Boiled egg with soldiers Devilled kidneys
  • 28.
    Traditional English breakfastfare Kedgeree Grilled kipper and toast
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    Scotland England Tattiescone Bubble and Squeak
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    UK /Australia/ NewZealand Marmite on toast Marmite/Vegemite
  • 31.
    English Popular global Lemon curd Nutella
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    North Indian breakfast • Plain/ stuffed-aloo, gobi, mooli, paneer, kheema paratha • Poori/Bhature with aloo/chhole/halwa • Egg bhurji/Akoori • Kheema/paya with paratha/naan • Moong dal chilla, Besan ka puda • Kachori, samosa • Poha, jalebi
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    North Indian breakfast • Stuffed paratha with dahi and achar • Poori chhole/subzi
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    South Indian breakfast • Idli/dosa/utthapam/medu wada with coconut chutney and sambhar • Upma, Kesari • Hoppers (appam) with stew • Puttu kadala • Idiappam( string hoppers) • Venn pongal • Malabar porotta with curry
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    Idli, dosa, utthapam,medu vada, upma
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    Kerala specialities Appamwith ishtew Idiappam(string hoppers)
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    Venn Pongal(Tamil nadu)Kesari (Tamil Nadu)
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    Puttu & kadalacurry Malabari porotta with curry
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