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O. K. CRIS , i'm dressing the family in their winter clothes so they don't get chilled in the back of the beer truck , the dogs are riding in the cab to keep me awake , the mules can fend for themselves !
and i'm bringing my bikini breifs , anything else i should need ?
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Chris
on your shrimp boil you can add corn on the cob, potato,okra,onions peppers and always garlic
meal in a pot
Dexter
man those picture make me miss home and the southern hill country.
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After checking the list a found something missing Me! I think on the fajitas about a 1/2 lb per person if women and child if mostly hungery men maybe more. Have fun.
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Chris, I tried to reply on my phone over the weekend. Dang ol' internet in the woods! Sounds like this is gonna be all about eating? How in the world are you going to cook 3 meals a day for this many people?
Fajitas and sausage on the grill
Beef Fajita 30#
Chicken Fajita 20#
Link Sausage 10-20#
Tortillas 200
Sour Cream 1-2 big tubs
Shredded cheese 3-4 big bags
Onions 2 dozen
Bell Pepper 1 dozen
Limes 2 dozen
Cilantro 3-4 bundles....but I like a lot of it
Velveeta for queso 6 big bricks
Rotels for queso 6 cans
Salsa Gallon or two
Spanish Rice no clue
Refried beans no clue
Saturday morning -
Breakfast tacos
Tortilla use leftover tortillas
Eggs 8 dozen
Potato big sack
Bacon 15 packs
Chorizo ?
Sausage ?
Shredded cheese use leftover
Salsa use leftover
Saturday lunch -
poor boy sandwiches
Bread
Deli meat
Sliced cheese
Mayo
Mustard
Lettuce
Tomato
Pickles
Chips
Dip
Salsa
Saturday evening -
Ribeyes 40
Shrimp - boiled 30# (normally I figure 1#/person, but you are having steaks too)
Shrimp boil 1 big sack
Lemons 6-8
Baked Potato 40
Sour Cream use leftover
Shredded cheese use leftover
Butter 2 big tubs
Bacon bits ?
Chives ?
Salad
Lettuce
Tomato
Croutons
Misc salad dressing
Sunday morning -
Eggs see above
Bacon see above
Sausage ?
Biscuits 8 cans
Gravy
Butter see above
Jam/ Jelly 3-4 jars
Pancakes ?
Syrup 1/2 gallon
How much beer, sodas would you bring for 40 people? Tough call...do you know your crew? I would figure at least 20 cases of beer, and 3 cases of coke, sprite, Dr. Pepper. Probably 5-6 cases of water. Drinks can easily be consumed at a later date.
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KP, Thanks for chiming in. How in the world are you going to cook 3 meals a day for this many people? I have 7 volunteers/ exceptional cooks, and a full blown commercial kitchen on site at the ranch. The cooking labor is handled, now I just have to get the grub paid for  |
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Sounds like you've got Indians... I'm a dang fine chief!  kp |
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Chris,
Did you ever get your final #'s?
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I sat down just last night, with a couple of the cooks and came up with this list.
Friday evening meal -
Fajitas and sausage on the grill
Beef Fajita 25#
Chicken Fajita 20#
Link Sausage - 10#
Tortillas - 12 dozen
Sour Cream - 2 qt
Shredded cheese - 2 lg bag
Onions - 5 #
Bell Pepper - 5 bell peppers
Jalepeno - 1 #
Mushrooms - 2 package
Limes - 60 key limes
Cilantro -10 bunches
Velveeta for queso - 4 blocks
Rotels for queso - 8 cans
Salsa - 3-4 quarts
Spanish Rice - 10 quarts
Refried beans - 2 gallon refried
Saturday morning -
Breakfast tacos
Tortilla - 12 dozen
Eggs - 12 dozen
Potato - 5#
Bacon - 5#
Chorizo - 5#
Shredded cheese 2 big bag
Salsa - 1 quart
Saturday lunch -
poor boy sandwiches
Bread - 10 loaves
Deli meat - 20#
Sliced cheese 80 slices
Mayo - 3 large
Mustard - 1 large
Lettuce - 1 head
Chips - 80 bags, individual
fruit
cookies
Saturday evening -
Ribeyes/ steaks - 45
Chicken breast - 10
Shrimp - boiled - 10#
Cocktail Sause - 5 jars
Tarter sauce - 2 jars
Baked Potato - 45 potatoes
Sour Cream 2 qt
Shredded cheese 2 big bag
Butter - 3# tub
Bacon bits - 5 package
Chives - 5 bunches
Salad -
Lettuce - 5 big bags
Tomato - 2 package cherry tomato
Croutons - 1 box
Misc salad dressing 3 ranch, 2 french, 2 italian, 1 blue cheese
Sunday morning -
Eggs - 5 dozen
Bacon - 5#
Sausage - 5#
Biscuits - 80
Butter - 3# tub
Jam/ Jelly - strawberry, grape, peach, plum
Pancakes - 1 large box bisquick
Syrup - 2 bottles
cereals
MISC
coffee
Milk - 5 gallons
bottled water
soft drinks
beer
iced tea bags
yellow cake mix
canned peaches
stick butter
cookies
chinette plate
solo cups
bowls
utensils
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Should be one heck of a spread.
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I hope so. I have about 12 or so wounded warriors that will be our guests on this hunt. Have the food and lodging figured out, as well as the guides and dogs. Now I just have to get it all paid for. |
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I hope you realize that we are expecting pictures from this event on this thread.  Its the least you can do for us fat boys that have been on a diet.  Have fun!!! |
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There will be plenty of pictures from the event. As for the dieting... I have been trying to do a little more exercise lately, started swimming laps in the pond after work. 120 yards per lap, and it does not take many laps and my lungs are burning. Heck, I actually come out of the pond sweating This spring I was tipping the scales at 340#, figure I need to drop ~100#. Three months ago I cut out all sodas and sweet tea, started leaving food on my plate, and now I am getting some exercise. It's going to be hard to manage with all the good food that will be at the hunt. |
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Chris rollerblading is really good exercise, I do 4 or 5 miles every evening on the treadmill and hardly break a sweat and if i concentrate really hard I can eat some blue bell at the same time. Good luck.
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Boys for the next time I can make it easy on everyone with an invite and get everything done.Just invite the Mex.Its my business.
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Mex, How about some feedback on my numbers? Do they look to be anywhere close? I think your biz is about 400 miles from here, how far are you willing to cater? |
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Chris rollerblading is really good exercise, I do 4 or 5 miles every evening on the treadmill and hardly break a sweat and if i concentrate really hard I can eat some blue bell at the same time. Good luck.
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You can try that P90x thing but when I do it its more like P10x when I do it though. LOL
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