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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences with a specific recipe, particularly in the context of cooking for shows and events. Participants discuss the popularity of the recipe and considerations for serving sizes.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions having done the recipe at four shows with positive feedback from attendees.
  • Another participant shares their experience of making the salad at shows, noting they sold six DCBs and received great responses.
  • Several users express that the recipe is a hit, with one participant stating that guests went back for seconds at their last show.
  • One participant asks about serving sizes for a baby shower, seeking advice on whether to double the recipe for 15 people.
  • Another participant mentions they always double the recipe to ensure leftovers, highlighting that everyone enjoys it.
  • Some participants suggest doubling the recipe based on their experiences with serving larger groups.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There appears to be general agreement on the recipe's popularity, with differing views on serving sizes, particularly regarding whether to double the recipe for larger gatherings.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to cooking for shows and events, specifically focusing on a recipe for BBQ pork salad.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on popular recipes and serving suggestions for events may find this discussion relevant.

Chef Stacy Edwards
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Just wondering if anyone has tried this recipe at home or at a show? How was it? My host wants me to do this for her show tomorrow. TIA
 
I've done it at 4 shows .. everyone has loved it!
 
I just did the salad at my shows this week. I sold 6 DCBs!! Everyone loved it!
Layla
 
Yes, it's definately a hit:thumbup: The last show I made it at; everyone was going back for seconds.
 
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Thanks girls that is helpful, I feel confident doing this now.
 
Great tip. I'm going to offer that as an option for my November shows..Thanks ladies!
 
hey...how many people did you all have at your shows where you had the BBQ pork salad?

I'm making this for my brother's baby shower for sunday, among tons of other food, and wanted to make sure that 1 or doubling the recipe is better..

I want it to be enough for 15 people to 'have a bit'..

should i double it?
 
smilesarepriceless said:
hey...how many people did you all have at your shows where you had the BBQ pork salad?

I'm making this for my brother's baby shower for sunday, among tons of other food, and wanted to make sure that 1 or doubling the recipe is better..

I want it to be enough for 15 people to 'have a bit'..

should i double it?

I always double mine, just to have leftovers, but I never do! EVERYONE loves this recipe! I have done it with turkey tenderloins too and it's yummy too.:thumbup:
 
I think you are going to want to double it ... it's so good!
 
Yes, double it. I did for 15 people & there wasn't any left!
 

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