How much pork do you need for pulled pork?
Chef's answer
For pulled pork, the standard rule of thumb is one-third to one-half pound of meat per person. When cooked and shredded, a bone-in pork shoulder will lose around 40 percent of its weight. For example, a raw 10-pound pork shoulder (or two 5-pounders) will yield about 6 pounds of finished meat, serving 12 to 18 people.
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2 lbs = 0.907 kg..
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Don't crowd the stockpot.
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You can figure 1 pound of crab legs per person. If you're doing surf and turf, allow for ? pound per person.
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1.5 - 2.5 legsThere are approximately 1.5 - 2.5 legs in 3 lb. orders of our Super Colossal Red King Crab legs. If you're ready to order, click here.
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There are many variables to consider here, including who you are feeding and what you will be serving alongside the crab legs. However, if you are serving crab lovers with a moderate-to-large appetite, we would suggest between 1-2 pounds of crab legs per adult.
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One level teaspoon will cure 5 pounds of meat. Use for products that will be dry-cured for an extended time, such as country-style hams, prosciutto, salami, pepperoni, and other dry sausages.
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