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Neil

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St. Joseph, MI
Catered a grad party yesterday for 150 serving pulled pork chicken (skinless/boneless thighs and breast tenderloins), cheesey potatoes, slaw, and pasta salad. Here's the set up.
 

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Very cool.

Where do you get those extra tall tables ?

The stainless steel table and the "camp kitchen" were both purchased at Sam's Club. They still have the s/s tables for around $100-$120. The camp kitchen was one of those one-time seasonal buys.
 
Very Nice brother!

Lovin the man shades! :cool:

So you got that nice set-up, did you actually cook any food? :twisted:

Pulled pork, boneless sinless thighs and breast tenderloins, cheesey potatoes, slaw, and pasta salad.
 

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"sinless thighs" i like it!! i'm diggin' on that sterno sauce server-gotta get me a couple a those..:-D

That's actually a Fondu pot by Caphalon I picked up at the Chef's Outlet store. They were originally $49.99 but they had them on sale for $19.99 so I picked up two.
 
how long does food go for over the sterno before it dries out?

Couldn't tell ya. It never sits long enough to dry out!:biggrin: I keep the pulled pork pans and everything else for that matter that needs to be at least 140* in a cooler then take them out to the chaffing racks as needed.
 
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