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Got rid of the matchlight.
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I have a party this weekend and I am trying to figure how much meat to cook. Ribs, Pulled pork & brisket along with two sides and three salads. Can anyone help with how much meat I need for 60-70 people??
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somebody shut me the fark up.
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I would say you need two bones per person, plus, 1/3 pound of total meat of the other two. Figuring on that, you are looking at needing an additional 23 pounds of cooked product. Hence 2 packers, 4 medium sized butts, enough racks to give you 120 to 140 bones or so.
If it is plate service, that should work. For a buffet, just put the ribs at the end of the line. Otherwise folks load up on them and the count gets off. Edit: the math two 14 pound packers, 35% loss in cooking and trimming, 18 pounds finished meat. four 8 pound butts, 40% loss in trimming and cooking, 19 pounds of meat 140 bones at 9 per rack=15 racks or so
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Got rid of the matchlight.
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thank you very much
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