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carollee 12/23/06 |
how may cups to you get out of 6 large potatoes i'm trying to subsitue has browns for the grated potatoes |
ellen 12/23/06 |
Do it by weight- weigh your pototes and sub the same of the other form. |
Lynn 03/05/07 |
scalloped potatoes and ham I would please like to have a receipe for scalloped potatoes and ham to serve 150. |
Gordo 03/05/07 |
I've used sort of a cross between these two before depending on what ingredients I could get ( I cook for a soup kitchen) . You could double or do 1 1/2 depending on the recipe you chose. |
Gordo 03/05/07 |
I've used sort of a cross between these two before depending on what ingredients I could get ( I cook for a soup kitchen) . You could double or do 1 1/2 depending on the recipe you chose. |
gordo 03/05/07 |
Oops I was just trying to get to the next line and posted it with out the recipes. Here they are .Scalloped Potatoes with Ham
20 lb. potatoes
Parboil potatoes with skins on in salted water, covering
Scalloped Ham and Potatoes for 100(4 Pans) Portions: 1 C Each
11-29 oz can (20 lb) ham, canned, chunks Place unopened cans of ham chunks in hot water. Let stand 30 minutes. Drain contents of cans in colander. Reserve 1-1/4 quart liquid; set aside. Cut ham into bite sized pieces; set aside.
Add potatoes to water. Cover. Bring quickly to a boil; simmer 15 minutes. Drain; set aside. Reconstitute milk and warm water. Add reserved stock; heat to just below boiling.
NOTE:Replace dehydrated potatoes with 14 lb 10 oz potatoes, fresh, white, sliced (19 lb 9 |
Roxanne 03/06/07 |
Baked potatoes Does the method of baking the potatoes for 30 minutes and then putting them in the coolers work well? I am needing to do 300 baked potatoes for a reception in a facility with no kitchen. |
ellen 03/07/07 |
Yes. Be sure to pre-heat the chests as directed. |