Hospitality and Catering Vocab

An accident form is (a)  

• A document that records customer pr
• A legal document that must be compl
• A form used to order food in a rest
• A document for employee performance

What is accommodation?

• A place which offers customers a place to sleep

• A type of food served in restaurants

• A document for recording accidents

• A training program for employees

What are accompaniments?

• Main courses in a meal

• Side dishes, for example chips and tartare sauce with fried fish

• Beverages served with meals

• Desserts served after the main course

What are allergens?

• Foods that can cause extreme reactions if eaten

• Foods that are high in calories

• Foods that are low in nutrients

• Foods that are commonly served in restaurants

What is an allergic reaction?

• A positive response to a new food

• How the body responds when an allergen has been eaten

• A method of cooking food

• A type of food preservation

What is anaphylaxis?

• A mild reaction to eating an allergen

• A severe reaction to eating an allergen that can lead to death

• A type of food allergy that causes sneezing

• A common cold symptom

What is an apprenticeship?

• A full-time job with no training

• On the job training, often with days spent in college learning theory

• A type of food service

• A method of cooking

What does "back of house" refer to?

• The front area of a restaurant where customers dine

• The employees that manage the behind-the-scene areas of a hospitality and catering provision

• The outdoor seating area of a restaurant

• The menu planning team

What is a balanced diet?

• Food eaten over a period which contains the right amount of nutrients

• A diet that excludes all fats

• A diet that includes only fruits and vegetables

• A diet that focuses on high protein intake

What are basic costs in hospitality and catering?

• Money spent on luxury items

• Money spent to run a hospitality and/or catering provision, including labour, overheads, materials, and ingredients

• Money spent on advertising only

• Money spent on customer entertainment