TYPES OF MEALS
BREAKFAST
 BREAKFAST In French, breakfast is known as
Petit de jeuner. The word breakfast means to
break the fast after a long time i.e. the night. It
originally started in England
TYPES OF BREAKFAST
 CAFÉ COMPLET- TERM IS WIDELY USED IN
EUROPE AND MEANS A CONTINENTAL
BREAKFAST
 CAFÉ SIMPLE- BEVERAGE WITH NOTHING
TO EAT ONLY TEA/COFFEE
Types of breakfasts are
 Continental Breakfast
 English Breakfast
 American Breakfast
 Indian Breakfast
CONTINENTAL
This is an European breakfast.
 It comprises of : Choice of Juice (Tomato,
Orange, Pineapple & Grape fruit etc.)
 2. Choice of breads (White bread, brown
bread, rolls, croissants, brioche served with
honey ,jam & marmalade.)
 3. Tea / Coffee
CONTINENTAL/PLAIN BREAKFAST
I. IT CONSISTS OF FRUIT
JUICE,TOAST/ROLLS,TEA OR COFFEE
a) JUICE-FRESH/CANNED.FRESH JUICE TO BE
SERVED IN A PONY TUMBLER WITH AN
UNDERLINER AND A
TEASPOON.ACCOMPANIMENTS ARE
CASTOR SUGAR,WHILE FOR TOMATO
JUICE IT IS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
CONTD.
c)ROLLS-A CHOICE OF ROLLS FROM
BRIOCHE,CRIOSSANTS,DANISH
PASTRY,MUFFINS,DOUGHNUTS,SERVED IN
A BREADBASKET
d)TEA/COFFEE-TEA/COFFEE SERVED IN
BREAKFAST CUPS&AT THE
BEGINNING.SUGAR POTS CONTAINING
GRAIN,CUBES,DEMERARA OR
SACHETS.SUGAR-FREE OPTIONS ARE ALSO
AVAILABLE
English Breakfast
A full breakfast is a very elaborate breakfast comprising
of many courses.
 Choices of fruit juices.
 Stewed fruits
 Cereals
 Fish
 Egg to order
 Meat.
 Choices of Breads.
 Fresh Fruits
 Hot Beverages
 Pineapple.
 Orange.
 Mango.
 Tomato.
Apples.
Prunes.
Fig.
Pear
Cut into small dices cooked in clove and
flavoring syrup served in a cocktail cup with a
tea spoon/glass.
 Cornflakes.
 Wheat flakes.
 Rice crispies.
 Porridge.
Served with a hot or cold milk (caster sugar in
sugar dridger). The cereals is served in a soup
bowl.
 Herring.
 Headdock.
 Sardines are served.
 Boiled eggs.
 Scrambled eggs.
 Poached eggs.
 Fried eggs.
 Omelette
 Sunny side up.
 Ham.
 Bacon.
 Sausages.
 Salamy.
 Toast (white or brown
bread).
 Croissants.
 Brioche.
 Muffins.
 Donuts.
 Danish pastry.
 Breakfast rolls.
 Melon.
 Papaya.
 Mango.
 Orange.
 Grape.
 Fruit pear.
 And other hot beverages.
 Tea.
 Coffee.
 Bourn vita.
 Hot chocolate.
 Milo.
 Boost.
 Complan.
COVER FOR A CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
 NAPKIN
 SIDE KNIFE WITH SIDE PLATE
 SUGAR BASIN AND TONGS
 TEA CUP AND SAUCER & A TEASPOON
 UNDERPLATE FOR TEA/COFFEE POT
Types Of Meals.pdf

Types Of Meals.pdf

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    BREAKFAST  BREAKFAST InFrench, breakfast is known as Petit de jeuner. The word breakfast means to break the fast after a long time i.e. the night. It originally started in England
  • 3.
    TYPES OF BREAKFAST CAFÉ COMPLET- TERM IS WIDELY USED IN EUROPE AND MEANS A CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST  CAFÉ SIMPLE- BEVERAGE WITH NOTHING TO EAT ONLY TEA/COFFEE
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    Types of breakfastsare  Continental Breakfast  English Breakfast  American Breakfast  Indian Breakfast
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    CONTINENTAL This is anEuropean breakfast.  It comprises of : Choice of Juice (Tomato, Orange, Pineapple & Grape fruit etc.)  2. Choice of breads (White bread, brown bread, rolls, croissants, brioche served with honey ,jam & marmalade.)  3. Tea / Coffee
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    CONTINENTAL/PLAIN BREAKFAST I. ITCONSISTS OF FRUIT JUICE,TOAST/ROLLS,TEA OR COFFEE a) JUICE-FRESH/CANNED.FRESH JUICE TO BE SERVED IN A PONY TUMBLER WITH AN UNDERLINER AND A TEASPOON.ACCOMPANIMENTS ARE CASTOR SUGAR,WHILE FOR TOMATO JUICE IT IS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
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    CONTD. c)ROLLS-A CHOICE OFROLLS FROM BRIOCHE,CRIOSSANTS,DANISH PASTRY,MUFFINS,DOUGHNUTS,SERVED IN A BREADBASKET d)TEA/COFFEE-TEA/COFFEE SERVED IN BREAKFAST CUPS&AT THE BEGINNING.SUGAR POTS CONTAINING GRAIN,CUBES,DEMERARA OR SACHETS.SUGAR-FREE OPTIONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE
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    English Breakfast A fullbreakfast is a very elaborate breakfast comprising of many courses.  Choices of fruit juices.  Stewed fruits  Cereals  Fish  Egg to order  Meat.  Choices of Breads.  Fresh Fruits  Hot Beverages
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    Apples. Prunes. Fig. Pear Cut into smalldices cooked in clove and flavoring syrup served in a cocktail cup with a tea spoon/glass.
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     Cornflakes.  Wheatflakes.  Rice crispies.  Porridge. Served with a hot or cold milk (caster sugar in sugar dridger). The cereals is served in a soup bowl.
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     Herring.  Headdock. Sardines are served.
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     Boiled eggs. Scrambled eggs.  Poached eggs.  Fried eggs.  Omelette  Sunny side up.
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     Ham.  Bacon. Sausages.  Salamy.
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     Toast (whiteor brown bread).  Croissants.  Brioche.  Muffins.  Donuts.  Danish pastry.  Breakfast rolls.
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     Melon.  Papaya. Mango.  Orange.  Grape.  Fruit pear.  And other hot beverages.
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     Tea.  Coffee. Bourn vita.  Hot chocolate.  Milo.  Boost.  Complan.
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    COVER FOR ACONTINENTAL BREAKFAST  NAPKIN  SIDE KNIFE WITH SIDE PLATE  SUGAR BASIN AND TONGS  TEA CUP AND SAUCER & A TEASPOON  UNDERPLATE FOR TEA/COFFEE POT