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Trey L posted: 21 Sep at 6:48 am
What type of meat? That will determine cook times. Best bet is to buy a meat thermometer and follow the internal temp chart….oh and don’t burn your meat…..
Terry S posted: 22 Sep at 9:51 pm
For that many people you might have more fun doing something like pulled pork, which you can do in advance in your oven, put it in disposable aluminum pans and then reheat on the grill at your picnic destination.
If you have your heart set on grilling on an outdoor grill/pit, consider doing things like hot dogs and varieties of sausages that are actually pre-cooked (ask the guy behind the meat counter for help with this.) Undercooked burgers and chicken ******* on a public grill could be risky if you’re not familiar with grilling. And you’ll be one very busy guy cooking for 30 people.
When back on your home turf, working with your own grill, you may find the cookout calculator at charcoalbob.com helpful. Just enter the items you want to grill and it will give you printable instructions for how to grill steak, chicken breast, pork chops, etc. It also has grilling instructions.
Enjoy your cookout!
J posted: 23 Sep at 5:29 pm
Low and Slow, Don’t burn the meat.
Kate posted: 24 Sep at 2:54 am
hot dogs hamburger and steak are real easy to cook and you can see when they’re done cuz they change color, 8 to 15 minutes…chicken ******* take the most time to cook about 20 to 30 minutes
Twilight E.K. posted: 25 Sep at 2:19 am
I don’t know if this will help, but it may help: