It depends on the ribs, back ribs the only type we us come in various sizes even from the same butcher. Most back ribs will come with 12 to 14 ribs per rack, so cutting them in half each person will get 6 or 7 ribs. Some big eaters can eat a whole rack but most can eat half and that is a hardy meal. We served a buffet recently each guy got 3 ribs, a pulled pork sandwich and smoked beans. In that case a rack served 4 guys as long as each rack had 12 bones.
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The number of slabs of ribs needed to feed 75 people depends on portion sizes and appetites, but a general guideline is about half a slab per person. This means you would need approximately 38 to 40 slabs of ribs to adequately feed 75 people, taking into account that some may eat less and others more. Additionally, serving side dishes can help stretch the meal further.
You really cant answer that question it all depend on how big the slabs are and how hungry the people are
That much food would feed at least 102 people.
A case of ribs typically contains around 2 to 4 slabs, depending on the size and weight of each slab.
How many slabs of ribs come in case
To feed 150 people, you typically need about 1/2 to 1 slab of ribs per person, depending on the serving size and whether other dishes are being served. This means you would need approximately 75 to 150 slabs of ribs. If serving other sides or proteins, you can lean towards the lower end of that range. Always consider the appetite of your guests and adjust accordingly.
Racks of ribs are one of my favorite foods, so I eat them ( and compare) at many restaurants. I have seen the size vary from about 12 ounces to 2 pounds. This makes it difficult to answer your specific question and also I am confused by "minty people" . I guess this would better be asked of whomever is supplying these ribs.
When cooking ribs for a group, a general guideline is to serve about half a slab per person, as ribs are typically a part of a larger meal. For 50 people, you would need approximately 25 slabs of ribs. If your meal includes other substantial sides or dishes, you might consider reducing that number slightly, but 25 slabs is a safe estimate for a generous serving.
All together you would need about 7.5 lbs. So it would not matter how many rump roast as long as they weighed 7.5 lbs in total.As to proper portions per person. 8 1/2 to 9lbs would be best should some people want seconds.Also you have to expect shrinkage during the cooking process.Hope this info helps ;)
15 pounds
actually it takes 2 racks
The weight of three slabs of ribs can vary depending on the type of ribs and their size. On average, a slab of pork ribs weighs between 2 to 4 pounds, so three slabs would typically weigh around 6 to 12 pounds. For beef ribs, the weight can be higher, with slabs often weighing between 3 to 5 pounds each, totaling 9 to 15 pounds for three slabs. It's best to check the specific weight when purchasing.