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It is not contained in the US Constitution. It is a Public Law passed in 1917. See below link:
In Western culture, the age of 18 has long been held as the age of adulthood, being legally responsible for your own actions, and picking up the obligations of the society. With that (today) comes the right to vote, and the right/obligation to serve in the military.
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American service is a family style serve with bread and butter first, after that serve the appetizer with a sharing plate, and portion soup, same with the main course and desert, Russian service is serve also bead and butter after that you serve the appetizer after that you serve the soup with portion the main course you can portion one buy one to the guest,
1 American service which is considered as plated service. 2. silver service which is considered as french service 3. German service which is considered as family service. 4. Gordon service. 5. Russian service
depends if is plate service serve on the right and clear from the right if is platter serve then empty plate or soup bowl is put in front of the guest on the right and the food is served from the left side and clear from the right this is the basic answer
Serve from the left, clear from the right.
The biggest restaurant industry lie EVER!Here's the facts:Serving food from the left is actually the incorrect way to serve. It stems back from Butler style service in which the butler would present food items that were on a platter, to the dinner guest, from the left. From here the dinner guest would choose which food pieces they would like to dine on. Then, either the guest would remove the food from the platter, or the butler would serve the food from the platter.Bottom line: when serving food from a platter, the correct side of presentation is the left.Now a days we practice service a la russe. This is when the food item is prepared in full by the chef in the kitchen and presented to the guest...from the right. This is the correct way to serve food.In short, fully prepared food is delivered from the right, as are any liquids or soups poured table side. Bread or food items from a platter are delivered from the left.http://iamwaitress.com/the-serve-from-the-left-myth/
The biggest restaurant industry lie EVER!Here's the facts:Serving food from the left is actually the incorrect way to serve. It stems back from Butler style service in which the butler would present food items that were on a platter, to the dinner guest, from the left. From here the dinner guest would choose which food pieces they would like to dine on. Then, either the guest would remove the food from the platter, or the butler would serve the food from the platter.Bottom line: when serving food from a platter, the correct side of presentation is the left.Now a days we practice service a la russe. This is when the food item is prepared in full by the chef in the kitchen and presented to the guest...from the right. This is the correct way to serve food.In short, fully prepared food is delivered from the right, as are any liquids or soups poured table side. Bread or food items from a platter are delivered from the left.http://iamwaitress.com/the-serve-from-the-left-myth/
according to what I've learned from my professor... food is served at the left side of the guest... beverage at the right...
I try my best to serve the guest i warm myself and carry the luggage to the guest room and fulfill my duties
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No...usually, no. Serving food from the left is actually the incorrect way to serve. It stems back from Butler style service in which the butler would present food items that were on a platter, to the dinner guest, from the left. From here the dinner guest would choose which food pieces they would like to dine on. Then, either the guest would remove the food from the platter, or the butler would serve the food from the platter. Bottom line: when serving food from a platter, the correct side of presentation is the left. Now a days we practice service a la russe. This is when the food item is prepared in full by the chef in the kitchen and presented to the guest...from the right. This is the correct way to serve food. In short, fully prepared food is delivered from the right, as are any liquids or soups poured table side. Bread or food items from a platter are delivered from the left.
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Since more people are right handed, you serve from the right , as some dishes require two hand to transfer the food to your plate in formal service. Remove from the left when possible , but if someone is seated in an awkward to reach spot, do the best you can. Try to NEVER reach across the table or squash an adjacent guest.