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Learning Post 11 *back to college days* This is French Classical Menu sequence, with each course designed to follow the previous one in a specific order to create a harmonious and balanced dining experience. 1. Hors-d'oeuvre / Appetizer 2. Potage / Soup 3. Oeuf / Egg 4. Farinaceous / Farineaux / Pasta or Rice 5. Poisson / Fish 6. Entrée / Entree 7. Sorbet / Sorbet 8. Releve / Joints (Main Course) 9. Roti / Roast 10. Legumes / Vegetables 11. Salades / Salad 12. Buffet Froid / Cold Buffet 13. Entremets / Sweets 14. Savoureux / Savory 15. Fromage / Cheese 16. Dessert / Cut Fruits & Nuts 17. Boissons / Beverage

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Good Share, but the question comes? Who eat this much food? a question in mind from college days itself. Apart from the State Banquet event, which is also not very frequent to every hotel / resort - only relevance is 4-5 course meal in which Indian's never order dessert in the restaurnat. How Funny, what you learned has no relevance to practical world. 😉 😊 Bon Appetite

Good one, reminded me of initial college days of mine 👍👏🤓

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