Belle Rita
Assistant Cook
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- Nov 18, 2009
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I am catering my grandson's bar mitzvah in two weeks. It will be a dairy luncheon following services on Saturday morning. I have cooked for 125 people before, but never for so many kids, about 50. Most of them are adolescents and I am having tuna and egg salad as well as many other items that some kids might like. Lox, whitefish salad, noodle pudding, mesclun salad, orzo salad with feta cheese, tomatoes, and olives, spanikopeta, olives and pickles, two kinds of cream cheese, sliced tomatoes, onions and cucumbers, bagels, and assorted breads and rolls. Potato chips too.
I know that if it were adults I would plan on having x amount for each of them, but I don't know how to figure for so many young people.
Also, if one is having several items as is usual on a buffet, is it necessary to have a full portion of everything for each person (adult?)
I did a luncheon for 150+ people in December, most of whom were adults and there was plenty.
I know that if it were adults I would plan on having x amount for each of them, but I don't know how to figure for so many young people.
Also, if one is having several items as is usual on a buffet, is it necessary to have a full portion of everything for each person (adult?)
I did a luncheon for 150+ people in December, most of whom were adults and there was plenty.