There are a lot of different opinions on this one, but a good general rule of thumb is to estimate needing between 1/2 and 1 lb of UNCOOKED meat per adult male and between 1/4 - 1/2 lb each for females and children (depending on the age of the children).
Other factors to take into account include the number of meats served, as well as the number of side dishes and appetizers.
A good idea is to imagine what the "average" plate will look like and go from there. Will people want to try a taste of all the meats, or will there be a "standout" dish that everyone will want seconds of? Plan your menu accordingly.
a catering consultant is a person who is encharge of the catering of a company.
Outdoor catering means any service provided or to be provided to any person, by an outdoor caterer.
That person is the 'barbecuer'.
Catering licensed or unlicensed means that a person who provides food for an event has either paid the licensing fee or has not paid the licensing fee. Some states might have laws that say a catering business has to hold a license and some states do not.
Computers are important because they can keep track of orders better than any person could, they can show where each item has to be transported too, they keep track of finance, and can be use to order stock needed
Catering services need business insurance and liability insurance. The latter covers you in the event that someone sues you in case you are liable for harm to their person or property.
Catering trailers are used to help a person sell their business in food. Some examples would be a hot dog stand or a pretzel stand. This is where they setup what they are selling and it can be moved around.
That just means that there is no in-house catering at a particular venue and the transport caterer is the person who prepares and brings all of the food to the venue.
In Australia the letters BBQ are slang for a sexual encounter. It is how one person would refer to another person that was involved in the sexual encounter, such as, 'That is my bbq.'
The cost for catering a wedding can vary greatly depending on many factors. On average you should expect to spend at leat $20 per person.
You'll need approximately 7 to 8 oz per person.
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