It would depend on how you are serving it. If you are serving it as a baked or roasted ham, roughly fifty pounds would do (1/2 pound servings), but you might want to purchase a bit more for seconds for bigger eaters. If you are serving it in Sandwiches, 25-50 pounds depending on the type of sandwiches and the other elements of the sandwich (cheese, lettuce, tomato, etc.).
it takes around 11 pounds
To "feed" them? To only feed them peppers would be unusual. To serve peppers as an accompaniment to another food would be usual, but how many pounds would be needed would depend on whether the peppers are the only accompaniment, or are one of several.
base on a standard portion of 4oz per person it would take 10 pounds to feed 40 people at that rate.But if you like to have a second portion for say 20 more people I would recommend 30 pounds.
The chicken weight varies due to bone and boneless.It would approximately take about 115 pounds to feed 200 people.About 60 pounds will feed up to 50 people.
it would take about 1,999 ounces to feed 148 people
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It depends what else they are having. If a 3 veg and meat dinner, I would serve 4 oz au gratin per. -This will take 50 pounds potato.
I would give about 4 ounces each - about 38 pounds
If you are speaking of meat the rule of thumb is typically 1/2 lbs per person. This would make it a 4.5 - 5 lbs roast.
I normally use 1 oz of instant potatoes per person. This should make a 1/2 cup serving.
It depends on the type of horse feed. However, a general rule of thumb is that 1 quart of horse feed weighs approximately 1.25 pounds. So, 8 quarts of horse feed would weigh around 10 pounds.