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breakfast for 35..
I have to make a breakfast for 35 people. Where I am serving, there will not be a place to heat up food (so egg bakes, ect will not work). There will be an outlet for me to use. It is at a hotel, and they are supplying the beverages for me.. all I have to concentrate on is the food.
So far I am thinking:
homemade applesauce (considering having warm, in crock pot)
bagels w/ cream cheese, jams
variety of muffins (so far: Rhubarb, Chocolate Chip)
What else can I make to round out the selection? I do have a large nesco roaster that I could make something in, if you have any ideas for that. Also, any yummy muffin recipes you can recommend? Thanks!! 
Re: breakfast for 35..
Turkey, cheese, maybe a panini press and/or toaster that you can plug in so people can make warm bagel sandwiches.
I agree with PP on fresh fruit.
HTH.
Maybe it's a regional thing? Applesauce it very common in a breakfast spread here.. as is cottage cheese (which I think is wierd)
Out of curiousity, what area of Wisconsin are you from? I grew up in the Milwaukee area and have never seen applesauce on the breakfast menu unless it was being put on potato pancakes or in crepes.
I will second the cottage cheese, though.
Very common.
If you are going to have bagels you should consider having smoked salmon and capers.
To me nothing says brunch better than bagel and lox
I'd use the outlet for a crock of oatmeal and do various toppings. And you can do bacon, as it doesn't need to stay hot.
Maybe a toaster, too?
Small boxes of cereal and some milk?
North Central WI.. See it all the time up here
Not always a menu item, but always a breakfast buffet item.