It depends how many other things you're serving, and if the Salad is an appetizer, or served as part of the meal
As a rule I use a medium sized head of Romaine per 15 -18 people when it is a bowl on a buffet or dinner table, not as a starter. If you add other veggies, like tomatoes, cucumbers, radish, carrots and chopped green onion.. then a smaller head of Romaine is ok... (one where the most outer dark green leaves have been removed.
Hope that helps.
Hoda
The main course is usually served after the salad.
A meal that has more then one courses. meaning, for example: first you would get a salad. Then when you finish the salad you get a main course. Then when you finish your main course you get dessert.
AFTER the main course (traditionally with a salad in between) but BEFORE the dessert. Classic menu: Hors d'oeuvres entrée main course vegetables Salad Cheese Dessert fruit coffee
Well, honey, a main course salad is like a regular salad, but on steroids. It's got all the usual suspects - greens, veggies, maybe some protein like chicken or shrimp - but it's hearty enough to stand on its own as a meal. So basically, it's a salad that's not messing around when it comes to filling you up.
The salad plate is used to serve salad at a meal, reserving the dinner plate for the main course.
If it is a pre- entree salad, then about 36 pounds will do it. - If it is the main course, at least 80 pounds
Cheeseburger, catfish, chicken wings and Caesar salad are main course meals. They begin with the letter C.
If it is a pre- entree salad, then about 36 pounds will do it. - If it is the main course, at least 80 pounds
Three pounds of green salad will feed about 8-10 people. It somewhat depends on how many other vegetables are added to the salad.
A whole meal salad is served as the main course and is usually large enough to be considered the meal.
to give the people something to eat while they are waiting for their main course. the worst thing for a restaurant is when customers leave because they are bored or angry for waiting too long
Appetizer Soup Salad Main Course Dessert Beverage