Spit Roasted Pig!

[SallyAnne]

Baggy is actually talking to @rseguru.

Maybe if he learned how to use his quotes properly, the confusion would go

[DimPrawn]

You'll need big baps for something that size.

[oracleslave]

You'll need big baps for something that size.

and a lot of cheese sauce.

[Francko]

Yum!!!

http://www.barbeque-spitroast.co.uk/supplyspit.html

1 Whole Hog Roast (approx. 60kg Hog) £369.00 feeds 120-150 though that depends on who is eating.

Huh, that can satisfy Threaded for a couple of meals.

[Troll]

Went to a friends garden party in the summer where hogroast.com (or something similar) were doing the catering... must admit it was yummy nosh with apple sauce on soft baps.

No idea how much it cost but it didn't seem to go very far - i.e. no seconds ! so may need two pigs dependant upon the number of guests

HTH

[barry_abs]

yeah, check with em how many guests you'll serve with each hog.. last party with a hogroast i attended had piles left over.. there were at least 40 guests, including kids..

was nice though, looks quite flash and gives a sort of "feast" atmosphere to the catering! (whole pig roasting on the spit like at a kings banquet)

[Keldin]

I had a look at their site and I see that they do spit roast chickens too. You should probably get some of those for the vegetarians.

Lamb would be my choice but probably doesn't feed as many people.

K

[TheFaQQer]

I had a look at their site and I see that they do spit roast chickens too. You should probably get some of those for the vegetarians.

Lamb would be my choice but probably doesn't feed as many people.

K

I like the thinking, but chicken is generally not regarded as a vegetable. For the record, nor is a fish.

[TheFaQQer]

Is it nice at a garden party?

Or is it over rated/messy/boring/smelly?

Nice, but you need to book well in advance if you're going to do this at a busy time. I tried to get one a couple of years back for my parents anniversary party, but couldn't get anything sorted a month in advance.

[NickFitz]

I like the thinking, but chicken is generally not regarded as a vegetable. For the record, nor is a fish.

Back in the 80s I used to occasionally have lunch at a pub whose menu listed:

Vegetarian Special
Lettuce (when available) £15