What's a good food to make for a group?

[Arugula Latte]

I'm responsible for bringing food to our next PTA meeting to feed, say, 25 people or so ... Yes, I know, I live a WILD life these days! :woohoo: ... I think that pizza, chile, soup, and lasagne have already been done this year. I was thinking of chicken enchiladas but am open to suggestions. Thanks! :hi:

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

1. Marijuana brownies?

I've always wanted to get the PTA members high.

[Arugula Latte]

3. Yeah -- then they'll vote to spend field trip funds on more munchies!

:smoke:

[Deja Q]

2. Anything with Cool Whip... nothing better than multipurpose creamy fluff.

:rofl:

[Arugula Latte]

4. How about they each get their own tub and a spoon?

That'll keep 'em happy. }(

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

5. Or melted Velveeta

You could probably pour it over fried lab rats with cancer and people would eat it up.

[DainBramaged]

6. Macaroni and cheese made with white cheddar

Lentil soup. Potato soup. Stir fried veggies. Pirogies with cheese on top.

[Arugula Latte]

10. Oooh, you're making me hungry!

:P Sounds good!

[Lars39]

7. White chili, served with tortilla chips and cheddar cheese.

[Benfea]

8. Go with the old 7 layer tortilla chip dip.

It's not that hard, it keeps well, and if you need variety, you can buy or make guacamole, picante, salsa, etc.

[JVS]

9. rigatoni

[SOteric]

11. Fajitas?

You can even put the cooked & ready ingredients in different bowls and let folks build their own, (which accommodates allergies and vegetarians) and it's relatively inexpensive and easy.

Also, - hang on I'll be right back, -

Okay, back, - Here's a link to McCormick's foodservice recipes in large quantities. Click the links listed in the right hand frame.

http://www.mccormickfoodservice.com/recipelanding.cfm

Additional edit: I notice their recipe for fajitas calls for boneless skinless chicken breasts, but you can do the same recipe substitution a much less costly boneless pork butt (Boston Butt). Or, heck, check out some of their other tastey recipes.