Alison Cheperdak

and we have our napkin on the left it could also be on the center if you're ever tight for space you can do that so if you are at a restaurant you want to put your napkin in your lap as soon as you sit down okay if you're at a private home you want to wait until the host does so first and the reason for that is because you don't want to come across like you're rushing the host along and like they're serving you so you want to act like you don't have a care in the world with your utensils you want to work from the outside in so that means we have our salad

and we have our napkin on the left it could also be on the center if you're ever tight for space you can do that so if you are at a restaurant you want to put your napkin in your lap as soon as you sit down okay if you're at a private home you want to wait until the host does so first and the reason for that is because you don't want to come across like you're rushing the host along and like they're serving you so you want to act like you don't have a care in the world with your utensils you want to work from the outside in so that means we have our salad

and we have our napkin on the left it could also be on the center if you're ever tight for space you can do that so if you are at a restaurant you want to put your napkin in your lap as soon as you sit down okay if you're at a private home you want to wait until the host does so first and the reason for that is because you don't want to come across like you're rushing the host along and like they're serving you so you want to act like you don't have a care in the world with your utensils you want to work from the outside in so that means we have our salad

fork and knife here, and then we have our dinner fork and knife here. The way that you hold them is you want to make sure that your pointer finger is always straight. That's very important.

fork and knife here, and then we have our dinner fork and knife here. The way that you hold them is you want to make sure that your pointer finger is always straight. That's very important.

fork and knife here, and then we have our dinner fork and knife here. The way that you hold them is you want to make sure that your pointer finger is always straight. That's very important.

All right.

All right.

All right.

That's like a very slight difference.

That's like a very slight difference.

That's like a very slight difference.

And then when you're cutting things, you want to cut just a piece or two at a time. Unless we're cutting for a child, you don't cut an entire steak and then eat it one piece at a time.

And then when you're cutting things, you want to cut just a piece or two at a time. Unless we're cutting for a child, you don't cut an entire steak and then eat it one piece at a time.

And then when you're cutting things, you want to cut just a piece or two at a time. Unless we're cutting for a child, you don't cut an entire steak and then eat it one piece at a time.

You'll also notice that the blades of the knife are always facing in, and that comes from a time when we were showing that we came in peace because knives are like a weapon, so to point them towards people that were beside you.

You'll also notice that the blades of the knife are always facing in, and that comes from a time when we were showing that we came in peace because knives are like a weapon, so to point them towards people that were beside you.

You'll also notice that the blades of the knife are always facing in, and that comes from a time when we were showing that we came in peace because knives are like a weapon, so to point them towards people that were beside you.

No matter what. So when the table is set, you always have the knives facing in, and then also whether you... So this is your resting position, so let's say you're enjoying a meal and you're just taking a break. This is what you do, so for those who are listening, it's your fork is...

No matter what. So when the table is set, you always have the knives facing in, and then also whether you... So this is your resting position, so let's say you're enjoying a meal and you're just taking a break. This is what you do, so for those who are listening, it's your fork is...