There are many terms used in the professional kitchen and the hospitality industry and most of them are derived from the French language. It is not uncommon for chefs to be throwing around a lot of French terms within the kitchen while communicating to other work mates during service and preparation times.
There are convenient categories in this volume that cover everything that you need to know including Bar and Restaurant Terminology, Beer Terminology, Chef Rankings, Coffee Terminology, Drinks Terminology, General Kitchen Terminology, Tea Terminology, Wine Terminology, Food Storage Chart, Tools of the Trade (Kitchen Knives, Small Tools, Cutting Boards, Pots and Pans, Ladels, Spoons, Tongs and Spatulas), Weights and Measurements Charts (Common Measurements, More Common Measurements, Volume and Weight Equivalents Chart).
We hope that this book will be bene! cial to the professional kitchen and the hospitality industry students, researchers, scholars, practitioners, tourism professionals, industry stakeholders, policymakers and others.
Culinary and Hospitality Glossary (A-Z)
Bar and Restaurant Terminology
Beer Terminology
Chef Rankings
Coffee Terminology
Drinks Terminology
General Kitchen Terminology
Tea Terminology
Wine Terminology
Food Storage Chart
Tools of the Trade
Kitchen Knives
Small Tools
Cutting Boards
Pots and Pans
Ladels, Spoons, Tongs and Spatulas
Weights and Measurements Charts
Common Measurements
More Common Measurements
Volume and Weight Equivalents Chart
Prof (Dr) Neeraj Agarwal, carries a rich blend of experience of 23 years in Hospitality Academics and industry. Author is UGC NET quali! ed and have been awarded PhD in the ! eld of Tourism Management. He is presently working as Head of Hotel Management Department at Graphic Era University, Dehradun- a leading University of Uttarakhand. Prior to this, he has worked as Director and program- head with various prestigious Hospitality Institutes of India.
He has many research papers to his credit and has been a key participant in various national and International Seminars and Conferences. He has written Three books namely “Introduction to Corporate Housekeeping Management “, “Hotel Front Of! ce Management- A contextual approach “and Hospitality Information System. His Zeal philosophy provides him an opportunity for continual learning and growth. One of his hopes as an educator is to instill a love of learning in his students, as he shares his own passion for learning with them.