I would make 15 -16 pounds
3 pounds
it takes approximately 20 cases of beef patties.
On an average of 1/2 lb per person, you would need 100 lbs of brisket.
Twenty.
I would make about 12 pounds of ground beef
Maybe one or two or more people, depending on how hungry they are. Answer Should feed 6 to 8 people at the rate of almost 1/2 lb apiece. Serve other foods, like potatoes and cabbage to fill in the edges.
No. The feed to beef ratio is actually 9:1, not 15:1.
To determine how many pounds of sliced roast beef you need to feed 100 people, a common guideline is to estimate about 1/3 pound (or 5.3 ounces) of cooked meat per person for a main course. Therefore, for 100 people, you would need approximately 33 pounds of sliced roast beef. It’s advisable to round up a bit to account for varying appetites, so around 35 pounds would be a safe estimate.
calculate 250g per person .... so 250 x 150 = 37500
When deciding how much meat to include in a meal, consider other side dishes. For the average serving, you'll need 4oz for a sandwich, 6 oz for a plate. For 300 people, that is 75 pounds cooked. Because of a 40-50% shrinkage depending on cooking time (and fat trimmed), you would need up to half the weight again--which adds up to about 112 lbs.
A 13-pound brisket typically serves about 8 to 10 people, depending on portion sizes and whether it's part of a larger meal with sides. Generally, you can estimate about 1 pound of raw brisket per person, but the cooking process reduces its weight. If served with plenty of sides, it may stretch to feed more.