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[quote=Anonymous]We have around 20+ people for 3 days. We do breakfast and tea every day. Everyone is responsible for rinsing their dishes and putting it in the dishwasher. I freeze most of the things in advance. It is not difficult. Also, anyone who wants to get some takeouts etc - we are all for it. And we also outsource for thanksgiving - deep fried turkey, gravy, two kinds of pies. We only make broccoli casserole, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, salad, sweet potatoes. Breakfast is - coffee, tea, milk, toast, avocado, jelly, peanut butter, cereal, yogurt, banana, berries, walnuts, boiled eggs and scrambled eggs, frozen hash brown, breakfast sausage, cream cheese, butter, ketchup. Lunch is usually one of these - - Lasagna - multiple trays frozen in advance. Salad. Fruits and ice cream. - Rice, chicken penang curry, pumpkin veggi in red curry. Fruits and ice cream - Chickpeas curry, rice, tandoori chicken. Fruits and ice cream. Lunch and Dinner morphs into one on TG day. Tea - Tea along with -cookies/banana nut bread/cucumber sandwiches/stuffed sandwiches/egg sandwiches Dinner - TG - TG leftovers - Chinese takeout. I have two freezers and 2 fridge. [/quote]
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