Serving Sizes for a Crowd
Serving sizes for a crowd is determined upon the crowd. It is determined on how big the crowd is and how many batches of food need to be made. Normally you determine who or how many will be there and then you take a recipe. Once you have that recipe multiply it to see how many batches of that food you will need. Go to www. recipe.com and look up large recipes.
Posted by corlis on 9/4/2009
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Use this guide when you're shopping for a crowd. Serving Size for one is listed, but if you're wondering how much food to prepare for hearty eaters, plan about 1 1/2 servings each. ... Use this guide when you're planning to buy food for a large group. The size for one serving is listed, but plan about 1 1/2 servings for...
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Here are suggested guidelines for amounts needed to feed a group of around 100 people. Remember, serving sizes vary depending on the type of crowd and meal served. Most data as printed in Reiman Publications' monthly "Savings Packet", 4/2001...
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Many factors come into play when you make your plans including the length of your party, the type of food you'll be serving, the composition of ... Here are basic guidelines for individual serving sizes of various foods. Multiply these estimates by your number of guests and, once again, always round up your estimates.
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Use these average serving sizes when trying to plan food for a crowd. Just multiply the average serving size by the number of people to be fed to know how much to prepare. Remember, these are just averages. If you are feeding a football team, you will probably need more.
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