Sunday, 14 May 2017

F & B Equipments


Food and Beverage Equipment
Linen:-
This is one of the more costly items there for its control is very important. One clean item is issued for each dirty item handed in clean linen upon the sit of repuration from written in duplicate and sign by Food and Beverage personnel. At the end of each service dirty linen is sent to House keeping department to be exchanged for clean linen should be stored on proper lined shelfs, the correct sizes together and with the  inverted fold placing outward making it easy to count and control. The type of linen with depend on the class of establishment types of the style of menu and service to be offered the main item of linen are.
Table Cloths:
137cm x 137cm (54"x54") to fit a table 76cm ( 2feet 6 inch) square or a round table 1 meter (3 feet) diameter. 183cm x 183 cm (72"x72") to fit a table 1 meter square 244cm x 244cm (72" x 96") to fit rectangular shape table. 137cm x 137 cm ( 72"x54") to fit rectangular table.
Slip Cloths:
1m x 1m (3 feet x 3 feet) to cover table cloth
Serviette:
46-50 cm ( 18" x 20") square of linen, 36 to 42 cm ( 14" x 17") square if paper.
Buffet Cloths:
2m x 4m ( 6 feet x 12feet) this is a minimum size were there are longer table there may be longer cloths.
Trolley cloth and side board cloths:
These are usually maid from table cloth well corned and not suitable for use on table mended by the House keeping department and folded to fit a side board or trolley.
Waiter Cloth:
These are used by every waiter as protection against from heat and clean cloth.
Tea and glass cloths:
These are made of linen or cotton
Disposable:
In many establishment disposable are use to cuts the cost. The disposable must be attractive , acceptable, to the client and also help to attract customer. The choice of disposable may be determine by.
Necessity such as:
Out door catering
Cost consideration such as
Cost of laundry
Saving all washers
The growth of disposable market is due to number of factors:-
The need of reduce cost.
Difficulty in obtaining labour for wash up
Cutting the high laundry cost
Improve hygiene standards
Minimum breakage cost
Reduction in storage place is require
Changes in cooking and storage
Fast food developments
Types of disposable:-
The main variety of disposable are use in following areas.
Storage and cooking purposes
Service  of Food and beverage e.g. plates, knife, forks, cup
Paper napkin table cloths
Slip cloths, banquet roots, place mates
Hygiene
Clothing, aprons, Chef caps
Packages for marketing

Advantages to disposable:-
i. Reduce equipment and labour cost
ii. Improve hygiene standard
iii. Less service time
iv. Wood heat retention and installation properly
v. Marketing use as promotional aid, reduced capital investment
vi. Easy transportation
vii. Less cost

Disadvantages
i. Customer acceptability may be poor
ii. Some disposable may have high cost
iii. Better quantity store is require
iv. Heavy reliance and export in delivery time

Operation Equipment Requirement, Cateria for Selection Quantity and Types:-
All the cockery cutlery glass ware and other equipments that are used for the smooth running of the Food and Beverage  department are known as operating equipment of Food and Beverage.

Requirements
The requirement depend upon the types of Food and Beverage outlet generally a restaurant should require cutler, crockery, glass ware and linen a part stock maintain for the outlet apart from the  equipment and circulation.

Criteria for Selection:
The equipment are selected according to the theme of restaurant types of client location type of customer etc for e.g. In the multi cuisine restaurant in affine star hotel the equipment Selected would be of high quality silver ware ( epns) top quality glassware and other equipment.

Quantity and Types:

The quantity of equipment depend on the scale of operation a pass stock is maintain at all the time. The equipment  would be selected seen the current trends in the marked which reduce the service time are of good quantity and match the theme and décor of the out let.

Classification of crockery, cutlery, glassware hollow ware, flat ware, special equipment-up keep and maintenance of equipments:

Crockery :
Different types of crockery is used which includes plates, bowls, saucers, pots, jugs and boats etc. The main crockery is preferably china ware. High quality china ware is used because of its strength light weight, heat retaining quality and high resistance to chipping bone chipping bone china is very expensive so other ware is generally used.






Crockery and other size:
i. Side plate 15cm(6") diameter
ii. Sweet plate/ Dessert plate 18cm(7")
iii. Fish plate 20cm ( 8")
iv. Soup Plate 20cm (8")
v. Joint/ dinner/ full plate 25cm ( 10")
vi. Cereal/ Sweet plate 13cm ( 5")
vii. Breakfast cup/saucer 23-28 L (8-10 ft.oz)
viii. Coffee cup and saucer (demi tasse) 9.47 L (3 1/3 ft)
ix. Tea cup and Saucer 18.93 L ( 6 2/3 ft. oz)
x. Tea pot 28.4L(1/2 pt)
56.8L(1 pt)
85.2L (1 ½ pt)
1136 L (2 pt)

Other items:
i. Salad Crecent
ii. Hot water jug
iii. Milk jug
iv. Cream jug
v. Coffee jug
vi. Coffee pots
vii. Hot milk jugs
viii. Consomme cup and saucer
ix. Ashtray
x. Egg cups
xi. Soup bowls/cups
xii. Platter ( oval plate)

Table ware is a term recognized all items of flat ware cutlery and hollow ware it may be analysed as:

i. Flat ware denotes all forms of spoon and fork
ii. Cutlery refers to knives and other cutting equipments
iii. Hollow ware consist of and items made from silver apart from flat ware and cutlery, jugs, sugar basens, over flats.

Cutlery:-
i. Fish knife
ii. Fish fork
iii. Suite fork
iv. Dinner knife
v. Dinner fork
vi. Side knife
vii. Joint knife
viii. Butter knife
ix. Steak knife

Cutlery refers to knifes and other cutting equipments



Flat Ware:-
i. It denotes all form of spoons and forks:
ii. Fish knife
iii. Fish fork
iv. Suite fork
v. Dinner knife
vi. Dinner fork
vii. Side knife joint knife
viii. Butter knife
ix. Steak knife

Glass ware:-
Glass ware contributes to the appearance and the over all attraction of the restaurant in term of capacity by “fluid ounces or centilitres
i. Port glass
ii. Sherry glass  “3 out”
iii. Cocktail glass “ 2,3, fl oz”
iv. High bowl  “9,10, fl oz”
v. Slimjim
vi. Shorts stem
vii. 12 oz shorts stem 10,12 fl oz “ Worthington glass”
viii. Pilsner
ix. Draught beer “straight one pint.
x. Elgin sherry
xi. Paris goblet
xii. Red wine glass
xiii. White wine glass “5,6,8 fl oz”
xiv. Champagn tulip/ soucer/ flute “ 6,8, fl oz”
xv. Brandy ballon “6 out”
xvi. Old fashion glass


xvii. Tom Collins
Special Equipments:-

Equipments
Use
Asparagos holder
Used to hold asparagus spears when eating
Pastry slice
Used in sweet trolly to serve portion of gateau
Oyster fork
Shellfish cocktail/oysters
Pastry fork
After noon tea
Corn-on-the cob holder
One to pierce each end of the cob
Lobster pick
To extract the flesh from the claw
Butter knife
It is spread on bread
Caviar knife
Knife with a short board blade used for spreading the caviar
Fruit knife and fork
Dessert / fruit basket
Nut cracker
Dessert/ fruit basket
Grape scissors
To cut and hold a portion of grapes
Grape fruit spoon
Grape fruit halves
Ice cream
For all ice cream dishes serve in coupes
Sundac spoon
Ice cream sweet in a tall glass
Snail dish
Dish is round with two ears having six indentation to hold a portion of six snail
Snail fork
Use to extract the snail from it shell
Cheese knife
Used on the cheese board
Stilton scoop
Service of stilton cheese
Silver skewers
Kebabs-used for attraction presentation
Preserve spoon
Used with mustard pot
Sugar tongs
Required for sugar cubes




Maintenance of Equipments:
i. All the food and beverage equipment should be cleaned on a regular basis.
ii. Table and chairs should be dusted daily table cloth to be changed daily.
iii. All the wooden furniture should be polished once a month
iv. All the cutlery and crockery is regularly should be washed and wiped daily before service.
v. All the heavy equipment should be washed  and clean on a regular basis after one week or two weeks

Coffee machine
Bain marie
Chaffing dishes
All the glass ware that is in circulation should be washed and wipped according to












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