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Old 05-29-2009, 10:00 AM   #2
tony76248
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In my opinion, that is way too much food.

A few weekends ago, 150 folks and I did 8 brisket flats(5-6lb), 4 butts (10-12lb), 8 chickens (32lb total), 15lb sausage and 15 racks of ribs(45lb total). Plus all the sides and desert. I ended up having two briskets left over. All of these weights are pre-cooked, that is about 200lb of meat prior to cooking. I can tell you the plates were loaded up too. My plan was to have plenty of smoked sausage on hand in case I needed to provide more meat were folks to eat more than I had planned. In the end I did cook all 15lb of sausage but initially only cooked about half. It was easy in that if you cook it you need it and if not, back in the freezer it goes.

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the brisket, pulled pork and sausage are all easily prepped and cooked whereas the chicken and ribs will require more hands on. I cooked both chicken and ribs on site since imo that is the way to guarantee they come out best.

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