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I am having a grad party this week, I expect about 70 people. The main dishes are fried chicken and ribs, I am making a very thick and rich Baked Mac and Cheese as one of the side dishes. According to the recipe, in order to scale this recipe for 70 I would need. 6 lbs elbow macaroni 6 lbs shreded sharp cheddar 6 lbs sour cream 6 lbs small curd cottage cheese (There are other ingredients, but these are the main ones.) That is 24 pounds of mac and cheese!

This can't be right - do you agree? 24 pounds for 70 people for a SIDE dish? Give me your wisdom, please!!! Sounds right to me for 70 servings.

Think of a portion of pasta alone that's less than 1/10th of a box. Then top it with about 1.5 tbsp each of sour cream and cottage cheese, and then one slice of American cheese. That'll be one serving. Doesn't sound quite so excessive if you look at it that way. But to Lars' point, will you really need 70 servings?

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So first, is the mac and cheese the main course or a side dish? If a main course, you can assume that a box (1 pound) of macaroni will feed around four people. It's much easier than trying to 'guestimate' exactly how many pounds, cups, teaspoons you used the last time you multiplied the recipe. I've never written down my macaroni and cheese recipe before because I make it like my Mom didwhite sauce + whatever cheeses I need to use up in the fridge + macaroni then, bake it up.

You'll probably have leftovers but I'd be safe rather than sorry. It'll reheat, even if not perfectly.

This post was edited by foodonastump on Mon, Jul 1, 13 at 16:15. Here is my 'Americana' menu, per my daughters request. Fried Chicken BBQ Ribs Broasted potatoes Greek Salad White Bean Salad Baked Mac & Cheese Fruit Brownies & Cookies Jello I would make no more than 2/3 of that recipe, since you are having other side dishes, and especially if you are having biscuits or bread with the main course. Lars, are you referring to my recipe, or the one momj47 attached?

Wow, I'm really surprised but I guess you all are right. That just seems like a LOT of mac & cheese!

Thanks for your feedback! Nicole, I was talking about your recipe. Since you have potatoes and bean salad, I think you need less macaroni, but personally I would take eat the potatoes and bean salad and leave the macaroni. Will it be self service? If so, there will be a lot more waste, and so you may want to make the full recipe. If you have a server, then you can control the portions more rationally. The people I know would never consume such large portions, but that may be different for a different crowd.

Be prepared to deal with leftovers - maybe you will want to give them away. When I do quantity cooking for a group, I figure about 2/3 of each side dish because some will take a little of all, some will take the dish or two that they want (and a full portion) and some may just take one dish but a HUGE portion -- somehow, it all evens out and I almost always have some of everything left!

However, sometimes with potatoes, I do make enough servings for everyone! Unless you're FAMOUS for you mac and cheese, (and know that everyone will be taking a full portion) I wouldn't make more than 2/3 of the recipe. Martha Martha.

2 Cups of Toasted Panko Bread Crumbs (see note below) 1 pound elbow macaroni, or any small pasta 1 tablespoon table salt 6 tablespoons (3 oz) unsalted butter 6 tablespoons ((1.8 oz) all-purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons powdered mustard 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional) 1 medium garlic clove, grated 2 1/4 cups chicken broth 3 1/3 cups milk 1 pound Colby cheese, shredded (4 cups) 8 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, shredded (2 cups) Salt and Pepper to taste 1. Make the topping and set aside. Bring 4-5 quarts of water to boil, add 1 tablespoon of salt and pasta. Stir and cook until just beginning to softened and firm in the center to bite. About 5-7 minutes depending on the quantity.