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Okay, may seem like a silly question, but here goes, basically I'm taking my
lasagna recipe and cooking it for 80 people. Now, I know what all and what amounts go into cooking ONE pan, but of course I don't want to cook/prepare things ONE pan at a time. So, here's my question....if I brown all the meat that I would be using for say 10 pans of lasagna, how do I know how much goes in each pan? I usually put ~1.5lbs of meat to each pan. So if I've just cooked 15 lbs of meat, how do I then know how much goes in each? This may be dumb too, 1.5lb raw is not goign to be the same cooked, I would think, so I couldn't just way it, so any help??? B-Worthey |
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