Volunteer cooking

Go here allrecipes.com a good webpage for figureing indgrients and amounts , also have some good receipes

Leg quartes and sandwichers is a hard thing to figure. Are you planning on one leg quarter per person and then go from there? If so, then you can look at sandwiches that are on the smaller side, as not all will eat them and some will eat just a bit. Maybe figure 1/4 pound cooked product per person adult and 1/8 pound per person child. If you assume a 50/50 ratio, then 50 adults at .25 pounds means 13 pounds cooked, for the kids, 6.5 pounds cooked. So you need 20 pounds cooked sirloin, assuming you cook to medium, you are looking at 25% loss to cooking and trim. So starting with 27 pounds, you lose 25% and end up with around 20 pounds of cooked meat. You could go 30 and be safe. That is 30 pounds going into cooker.

Thus:
100 leg quarters
27 pounds raw sirloin

If there are fat guys, you might need more.

I've helped cook for a hundred people alot, we do 60 leg quarters, 60 chops, probably 20 pounds of pulled pork for sandwiches, 70 ears of corn, potatoes, 20 pounds of beans, 3 or 4 racks of ribs, and sometimes even a few steaks....we usually always have food left over

Teen aged boys will eat you out of house and home. 1 lb. meat per person raw.