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is a great catering item for those who have the equipment and the demand. We use a 35-40 lb. whole pig. simply rubbed with olive oil and smoked for 6 hours at 225 degrees. We use a mix of one mesquite log and one apple wood log. This is very versatile providing a number of presentation options and is quite profitable. I usually serve right off the bone in the station setup or at the end of a buffetre is a point at which, for any given number of people, a certain number of apps, mains etc
becomes too much FOR that number. Glancing at this, you've way exceeded it for 30 ppl, in fact
I wouldn't serve all that to a group under about 3- 400 . Just too labor intensive a menu.
That said, if I were to actually price out a menu like that for 30 people well, lets just say
they wouldn't like the price and would no doubt want to have a sit-down to start deleting some things.
They have 7 drinks there, 8 apps, 5 mains, a salad, and TWELVE desserts.
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