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I am a wedding and party planner in St. Louis, Missouri and I do weddings and parties all over the country! My brides are my number one priority as I understand how important their wedding day is to them! Any questions about catering and cooking for large groups. This would include recipes, cooking techniques, what to serve, how to prevent food poisoning, food storage and food integrity. I have thousands of recipes that are scaled for large groups and gatherings and will be happy to share them! If you are in need of professional assistance for helping you to plan your wedding, party or corporate event, please feel free to contact me! I do a limited amount of weddings and parties every year in order to make sure that I have the best service for my clientele. Feel free to visit my business website at this address: WWW.EXQUISITEEVENTSUSA.COM for detailed information on what services I offer. I have price point weddings for every budget--no matter what size and I am very specific about what you get for your hard-earned money. |
Fried plantains would be a nice slightly sweet counterpoint to the other dishes. Make sure they are ripe so they will be sweet or dust them lightly with powdered sugar. I wouldn't serve mashed potaoes
You are making WAAAAAYYYY too much food and you are going to have a ton of wasted food and leftovers. You don't need 4 different meats, and you don't need a refrigerated truck for a wedding this small
You are in way over your head. There's no way that 5 people will be able to produce pasta at the rate you will need it. A restaurant with a staff of 25 could not keep up with 150 wanting food at the same
That's cool. I get a lot of requests from people who are catering something for money. For some unknown reason, people think that because they can cook a few good things they can cater and write to me
Tomatoes are acid and eat through aluminum pans quickly. You can reheat them, but they will be falling apart tender and somewhat mushy. Refrigerate them in the plastic containers and reheat them in the

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