Raw meatIs that cooked weight or raw weight
Either way I believe it should be plenty unless your feeding the football team then triple everything
This ain't no catering job I'm trying to make a buck at, this is me entertaining.
I'm a firm believer in that my guests at a party hosted by me will be able to have some of everything and then some.
So just to start there'd be 30 thighs minimum, more like 40 to account for the no red meat folks.
I'd want a minimum 1/4lb of Butt and Brisket available for each.
So averaging a 25-30% loss on weights, you're good to on brisket but I'd throw another Butt on.
Of course appetizers, sides and non alcoholic beverages would be accounted for as double what's needed.
The only thing I never worry about is alcohol, because we don't drink and it's BYOB.
Its basically 25 to 55 yrs old comingIt basically boils down the audience mix you have coming over. I've seen a group of hungry high school hockey players wipe out a restaurants buffet table, but if it's for a normal mix of young kids, parents and grandparents then you should be fine.
Chris
From my experience you will need half of what you listed....except for the chicken - which you might run out of.Have 30+ people over on the 4th making
14lb brisket
9lb pork butt
20 bacon wrapped chicken thighs
Plus Appetizers and sides
Think I have plenty what do you guys think
Thanks