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WhiteysWifey
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XPCatering a Graduation: How much food do we need?
I posted on entertaining, but I know you ladies host a lot of parties too.
A friend asked me and my sister if we would cater her son's graduation party (50-75 people). She wants the following dishes:
I have no idea whether a full pan (full catering size) each of the ziti, lasagna, and chicken is enough for that number of people.
Any ideas?
A friend asked me and my sister if we would cater her son's graduation party (50-75 people). She wants the following dishes:
Ziti dish with meatballs
Veggie Lasagna
Chicken with gravy
Salt Potatoes
Sauteed Green Beans
Green Salad
I have no idea whether a full pan (full catering size) each of the ziti, lasagna, and chicken is enough for that number of people.
Any ideas?
Re: XPCatering a Graduation: How much food do we need?
How big is a catering sized pan?
I'd rather have too much food than too little, generally speaking.
TTC Baby #2 - BFP on 12/14/11 @ 10DPO - CP confirmed 12/18/11
BFP #2 on 1/13/12
Not sure if it's high school or college, but if you will have a decent number of high school boys there you need to account for them. I find they eat 150% of what a normal human eats.
I would probably add one more tray (two if you'll have high school boys) and some kind of bread.