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There are many different types of banquet serving styles. Certain ones are appropriate based on the nature and formality of an event.
Buffet-style dining is usually the easiest way to serve a large group of people---and lets the guests choose their favorites and eat as much as they like. How you set up your buffet table is...
A buffet table, instead of a sit-down dinner, is the ideal choice when you're having more people over than you have room for at your table. It's also handy if you're looking for a less expensive...
When you are throwing a party, one of the many aspects that you have to plan out is the food. You can either plan a sit-down dinner, where everyone sits at the table at the same time to enjoy a...
A successful buffet is about more than just the foods you're serving. Buffet presentation also plays a big role. While different events may call for a different style, you should definitely plan...
While some people might view catering an event as being only about the food, catering is actually much more than appetizers and entrees. The catering of an event plays a major part in the ambiance...
The presentation of food on the banquet table is nearly as important as the menu. A well-laid table showcases appetizers, sides, main courses and desserts while also being accessible to the...
An hors d'oeuvre, which roughly translates from the French as "outside of the main work" is an appetizer, teaser or amuse-bouche served before a meal. Typically finger food, it is also wonderful...
Getting all the components together for a full banquet service requires some planning and organization, but doing the footwork ahead of time can assure that the meal goes off without a lot of...
A successful formal event can hinge on the level of service provided for the evening. In order to be a successful server in a formal setting, it is important to know exactly how to carry out your job.
Serving a dinner party is a bit nerve-racking for any caterer because it requires precision. Unlike a less formal gathering, a dinner party tends to follow a strict schedule and the timing is all...