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food service kitchen and dining

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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food service kitchen and dining

chapter 2
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principles of design and layout

DESIGN : is the function of developing the facility that includes site selection, menu,equipment requirements , and others that will guide the project into reality.

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LAYOUT : is the process of arranging facilities and equipment such that operational efficiency is achieved .

principles of design and layout should be observed

  • Work flow should proceed smoothly and unhampered.
  • There must be a provision of compact centers in the preparation areas.
  • The floor space for the operation should be proportionately determined.
  • A good working environment must be provided.
  • The design should ensure maximum sanitation and safety 
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seven major work areas

there are 7 major work areas that must be present in a food service kitchen
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RECEIVING AREAS : is where food supplies are checked in, examined , weighed , and counted before storage.

STORAGE AREA : is a space for storing food and supplies .

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PREPARATION AREA : is designed close to the cooking area

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COOKING AREA : or heart of the kitchen is usually located adjacent to the storage rooms, preparation area , and serving area.

SERVICE AREA : may be various preparation centers in the kitchen where serves pick up their orders for table service or for assembling trays.

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DISH WASHING AREA : need to be well ventilated .

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WASTE DISPOSAL AREA : holds food waste and trash .