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_cMSULIB
_bEnglish
_erda
050 _aTX943 KIV
100 1 _aKivela, Jaska.
_eauthor
245 1 0 _aMenu planning for the hospitality industry.
_cJaksa Kivela
260 _aMelbourne :
_bGlobal Books & Subscription Services
_c1994.
300 _axiii, 202 pages :
_billustrations ;
_c28 cm
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
337 _2unmediated
_ardamedia
_bn
338 _2volume
_ardacarrier
_bnc
504 _aIncludes index.
505 _aDevelopment of the menu: what is a menu; history of menu development. Principles of professional menu planning: menu objectives; applications; the customers; menu marketing strategy; menu item cycle; food trends. Compiling menus: course structure; type of menus; planning guidelines; gastronomic observations; developing sample menus. Relationships of menu planning, facility layout and equipment: models of catering planning; functional tasks; fuctional areas and workplaces; design and space allocation; production quantity and equipment required; new technology and planning; energy efficiency and conservation issues. Nutrition for menu planning: applying nutritional knowledge; nutrient needs and recommended daily intakes; dietary menu planning aids; groups with special dietary needs. Beverages: beverage menu; alcoholic beverage menu; planning principles for wine menus; principles of wine and food compatibility; merchandising. Financial planning and analysis: menu item costing and pricing: menu item costing and pricing; standardised recipe system; menu item pricing methods; assessing popularity and performance; menu engineering; break-even point; elasticity of demand. Menu design: approach to design; format and material; logos, artwork and graphs; typography; colour; dynamics of menu design; communicating via the menu; description and information; printing prices; truth and the law.
520 _aA well-planned menu is critical to the success of any modern foodservice business. This guide to menu planning looks at this subject from four broad perspectives: culinary and gastronomic; financial and cost; design and graphic; and marketing
650 0 _aCaterers and catering
650 0 _aFood service management
650 0 _aMenu planning
650 0 _aMenus
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