What is easy to make for large groups?

Posted on by Mary Andersen

What is easy to make for large groups?

20+ Inexpensive, Easy Meals for Large Groups

  • Slow Cooker BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches.
  • Hearty Baked Penne Pasta.
  • Tasty Taco Bar.
  • Crockpot Breakfast Casserole with Bacon and Gruyere.
  • Killer Carnitas.
  • Chicken Spaghetti.
  • Easy Ham and Cheese Sliders.
  • Slow Cooker Chicken and Cheese Taquitos.

What do you feed large groups?

A hearty main dish + fresh fruit or vegetables that don’t require much prep + a quick side dish + a make-ahead dessert. That’s a pretty simple and pretty much perfect plan. I’ve found that slow cooker meats/meals make a perfect starting point for large group menu planning.

How do you serve a large crowd?

  1. Go for a buffet setup instead of individual plates.
  2. Use slow cookers, chafing dishes, or warming trays to keep food at the right temperature.
  3. Make space at your table by using multi-height serving platters.
  4. Use your crock-pot for desserts.
  5. Make large dishes that can easily be doubled.

What foods are good for large groups?

Calico Beans

  • The Simplest White Chicken Chili
  • Simple Hamburger Soup
  • Simple Crock Pot Chicken Soup with a Kick
  • Last-Minute Lentil Chili
  • 20-Minute Taco Soup
  • Potato Soup
  • Chili

    • What is a good meal for a large group?

    Build-Your-Own Burrito Bar

  • Breakfast Burrito Buffet (great any time of the day!)
  • Nacho or Taco Bar ( This meaty cheese dip recipe is our favorite!
  • Baked Potato Bar ( Bake potatoes in a crock pot or large roaster to make it easy.

    • How do you make lunch with all the food groups?

    Swap Discretionary choices for foods from the five food groups.

  • Make breads or grains part of at least two meals most days.
  • Include vegetables at least twice a day,particularly important if you would like to lose weight.
  • Make vegetables at least one third of meals and half the meal if you are trying to lose weight.

    • What are the six basic food groups?

    Grains At least half of your children’s grain intake should be whole grains,such as oatmeal,whole-wheat bread,brown rice,whole-wheat tortillas,crackers and pasta,says Dudash.

  • Fruits Fruits can be fresh fruit,frozen,canned,dried or freeze-dried.
  • Vegetables Try spinach,peas,carrots,potatoes,lettuce and broccoli.