Basic Principles of Platter Presentation.ppt
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Basic Principles
of
Platter Presentation
Elements Of A Buffet Platter
BUFF
Balance
Unity
Flow
Focal point
Balance
Simple vs. Complex (include spatial balance)
Visual
Use a combination of both techniques.
Use a variety of color(natural & appetizing).
Texture
Smooth vs. Coarse, Solid vs. Soft
Food Groups/Flavor
Protein vs. Carbohydrates/ Spicy vs. Sweet vs. Sour
Unity
Layout should be cohesive. Develop a sense of
movement.
Quality of Line
Strong lines vs. Weak lines
Consistent size, sequence, shingling of slices.
Be consistent with portions.
Garnish must be in proportion; identical in size,
placement, and direction.
Always show the “best side”.
Flow
Develop a sense of movement.
Proper sequence/shingling of slices.
Focal Point
Point/Area to which the eye is automatically
drawn(i.e. gross piece).
Depends on placement and relationship to
food components.
More Important Factors To
Consider
Plan In Advance
Create designs/diagrams.
Remember the total concept.
Flowers as garnish on a platter?
Edible
vs. Non-edible