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Grosse piece

A centerpiece consisting of the principal food offered

Risers

Used on the buffet table as a base for platters

Buffet service

Front waiters are stationed begins the buffet table to serve diners, then they have trays with drinks for diners at table

Theme

Sets the tone of the event

Chaffing dish

Used to keep foods at proper room temperature

Layout

Structure if the room, equipment setting, seating, etc.

Single sided buffet

A buffet that serves foods from one lane

Double-sided buffet

Two sides, serves identical food

Buffet

Am event where all food is set up for guests

Chafing dish

A metal heating unit used to keep foods warm at table side

Menu

Once the theme is identified

Height

Drawn to the highest point of the plate

Pattern

Foods should be arranged in an interesting pattern

Colors

Colors of the foods should compliment or contrast with either

Negative space

Space left unused

Texture and shape

Try to use a variety of shapes and textures

Spacing

Allow 1 linear foot from each item on the buffet

Reach

Place all goods in easy reach

Accompaniments

Accompaniments place the right garnishes, sources or other accompaniments near the food

Decor

Non-edible objects or props grace the buffet table

Butler service

Servers pass foods or drinks arranged on trays

The excitement and beauty of a well designed buffet depends on...

-The arrangement of foods on their serving pieces


-Arrangement of food and decorations on the buffet table

Flow

Foods should be placed in logical order that gives the diner a chance to make a meal

Labels

An unattended buffet may not give the diner an opportunity to learn about particular dishes