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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 1 You are cordially invited to attend our Glamorous Oscar themed event At 12:00 on the 3 rd 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

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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  

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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  

   

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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    

   

 

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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.      

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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.  

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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 ,,    

ii t   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    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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.    

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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.    

   

   

   

   

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT      RESTAURANT  HANDBOOKRESTAURANT  HANDBOOK    

   

BUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMBUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMENTENT        

CHAFING  DISHCHAFING  DISH        

   

   

   

   

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT      RESRESTAURANT  HANDBOOKTAURANT  HANDBOOK    

   

BUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMBUFFETS  TABLE  EQUIPMENTENT        

HOT  LAMPHOT  LAMP                 CARVING  BOARDCARVING  BOARD        

   

   

CARVING  TABLECARVING  TABLE        

   

   

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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.    

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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.      

   

   

   

   

   

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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  professiona l.    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)    

   

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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   br ing   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.    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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    

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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  Cut lery  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      

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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…    

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   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    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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    

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVEVENT  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    

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT      RESRESTAURANT  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.    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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        

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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    

   

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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    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT      RESTAURESTAURANT  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  JU ICE  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    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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OSCAR  OSCAR   EVENT  EVENT      RESTAURARESTAURANT  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    

                       

   

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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   fo llowing   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  lad lesles    

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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    

   

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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    

   

   

   

   

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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)    

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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    

   

   

   

   

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SERVICING  ISERVICING  INSTRUCTIONNSTRUCTIONSS        

Initially,  Bread  Rolls  Baskets  will  be  setInitially,  Bread  Rolls  Baskets  will  be  set ting  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.    

   

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   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.    

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

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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.    

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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.    

   

   

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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    

 

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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    

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WEBSITEWEBSITE    

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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    

   

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THE  SHOW  MUST  GO  ONTHE  SHOW  MUST  GO  ON            

THE  OSCAR  AWARDSTHE  OSCAR  AWARDS  1929  1929   ––   2011   2011    

   

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.    

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