Restaurant Techniques

RESTAURANT TECHNIQUES I

Introduction
Course Description: The course provides students with practical skills to serve and sell various types of food and beverages.

Curriculum

FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE TECHNIQUES
Contact Hours 128
Prerequisite NONE
Indicative Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:-
  • Prepare restaurant mis-en-place.
  • Serve food and beverages using various styles.
  • Make and serve coffee.
  • Prepare, present and sell various cocktails.
  • Make interventions and decisions in the management of food and beverage service.
  • WEEK CONTENT HOURS
    Week One
  • Introduction to the course.
  • Restaurant safety.
  • Grooming.
  • Mis-en-place
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  • Restaurant operations:
  • Procedures.
  • Equipment display.
  • Hygiene
  • "
  • Type of menu:
  • Classical menu frame.
  • Table d'hote
  • Ala carte
  • Introduction to table setup:
  • Basic.
  • Ala carte.
  • Buffet.
  • Breakfast.
  • Week Two
  • Table service:
  • English
  • Platter
  • American
  • Buffet
  • "
  • Creating and maintaining Bar business:
  • Target your clientele.
  • Planning and Research.
  • Location and market feasibility.
  • Atmosphere and Decor requirements.
  • Establishing Service Standards in a Bar.
  • General equipment requirement in a Bar.
  • Week Three
  • Types of Bars:
  • Layout.
  • Design.
  • Developing profitable bar menus/wine list.
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  • Services of beverages:
  • Wines.
  • Sparkling wines.
  • Beers.
  • Water.
  • Juices.
  • Aerated drinks.
  • Aperitifs.
  • Spirits.
  • Liqueurs.
  • Food and wine harmony.
  • Week Four
  • Mixology:
  • Preparations of cocktails.
  • Service of cocktails.
  • Other.
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  • Coffee brewing/Tea making:
  • Brewing of various coffees.
  • Cappuccino.
  • Latte.
  • Macchiato.
  • Espresso.
  • Coffee cocktails.
  • "
  • Bar management:
  • Showmanship.
  • Marketing.
  • Promotion.
  • Customer service techniques.
  • Learning And Teaching Methodologies Practical demonstrations and drills.
    Assessment Mode CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT
    Texts 1. CORE TEXT: Lillicrap D & Cousins J (2006), Food and Beverage Service, 6th Ed, ELBS printers, London.

    Qualification Participants

    • Participants must have a have completed high school education
    • Venue: Classes will be conducted at the USIU-Africa Main Campus

    Amount Payable:

    • Tuition Fees: KES - 35,000
    • Admission Fees: KES - 1,000
    • Total: KES - 36,000

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    Contact us on:
    Email: csobcert@usiu.ac.ke
    Telephone: +254 730 116 414

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