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| Hi All: How do you guys calculate quantities of overall ingredients per guest? It obvilusly varies depending on how much people eat, but I just want to get a rule of thumb. Thanks, Gualex |
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| I've been through this exercise when catering for parties and now have a menu and list of ingredients to purchase. I worked out the quantities of each ingredient per pizza to arrive at a shopping list per 20 pizzas, also knowing which pizzas are the most popular, from previous experience. It is now quite easy to purchase all the ingredients, have all the guests stuffed to the gills and have nothing left over to waste. If you don't do it this way you nearly always end up buying way too much stuff and then overloading the toppings, or wasting food.Another alternative is to make Calzones, traditionally eaten the next day, with the left over toppings. Last edited by david s; 01-29-2012 at 12:59 PM. |
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| Thanks David S: Would you be so kind to share the list with me? Thanks, Gualex |
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| Sure, here it is. This is based on one pizza per person. Some will eat more, but some will eat less. When eaten by sharing what comes out of the oven, there is always enough. Dave’s gourmet woodfired pizza menu Prosciutto, t. sauce, cheese, olives, fresh tomato dressed w. rocket and olive oil *(7) Prawns (garlic) olive oil, cheese, red onion, feta, dressed w. sea salt and lime juice *(7) Vegetarian t. sauce, cheese, capsicum, onion, mushrooms, capers, dressed with rocket and sea salt *(3) Margherita t. sauce, mozarella,feta, fresh tomato, and basil dressed w. rocket and sea salt *(3) Shopping List per 20 9”pizzas * the first two are the most popular – list based on numbers in brackets good quality Pasta sauce- 2x 550g jar tasty cheese (grated) – 600g mozzarella (grated) – 600g Olive oil Garlic (minced) small jar Proscuitto x 10 slices Tomato (Romas) -5 Rocket -Lots it is used for 3 of the pizzas – 1 packet Olives – black sliced Red onion -3 Prawns (green shelled) - 28 Feta (not Danish and not fat reduced) – 300g Sea Salt Lime Juice –small bottle Capsicium – one red Capers- small bottle Mushrooms (sliced) 100g Basil (fresh) - handful Last edited by david s; 01-29-2012 at 11:08 PM. |
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| When I have people over for pizza night I figure 1 pizza per person and as I always welcome left overs, I usually make 3-4 extra. I calculate my doughs to make sure I have enough to accommodate everyone, the other stuff, I always have on hand because it lasts a long time (pepperonis, cheese, sauce, etc) |
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| David, What is "rocket"? |
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| That is a type of arugula, right? |
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| Thanks David, very useful info! I really appreciate it! Best, Gualex |
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