How To Run A BBQ Pop Up | BBQ Catering Prep
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I forgot to include the reheating of the sausage! Rest assured, these were brought back up to temp on the offset before we headed out to the popup. They were transported in a large 2/1 pan and held in the warmer throughout service.
Pork Sauce /Gold Sauce – kindly provided by Bar A BBQ
honey 1233g
ketchup 1233g
Mustard 893
ACV 680g
Water 553g
Brown Sugar 298g
Worcestershire sauce 287g
Black Pepper 53g
Onion 53g
Garlic Powder 43g
Salt 21g
Red Pepper Flakes 11g
Paprika 11g
Cumin 6g
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Lawreys? That's for burgers and fries. Once I heard the accent I knew the Q was gonna be weak. Doo doo like my pic
dam I'm about to start bbq catering and was going to call it Wilson's bbq can I still call it that
Very Impressive, all the food looks fantastic!
How do you keep the meat warm while slicing and also having a continuous line? Do you keep the pulled pork in a chafing tray or are you taking the meats out of the warmer and putting them back for each individual order?
Thank you so much great video. Getting ready to tackle a grad party for our family since nobody wants to do our bbq. Complete novice to large quantity bbq so I'll be studying hard for a month. Sir best wishes and keep growing your business that I'm sure is doing well. Your work ethic and skill will pay big dividends. I'd hire you if you were local to me!
Iv got to ask what happens when you run out of cheese etc? Do you take cheese with you to blend more of ?
What kind of licenses are required
Brilliant video not even watched it all yet lol
I have nothing against what you are doing and your food looks delicious. I dont know how i came across your vid, I live in TX. One question is Lawrys Season Salt a thing in th UK, and also where did you get the idea of serving banana pudding? and are nilla wafers a thing in the UK? There is nothing wrong with any of this, im just curious how the hell anyone in the UK would come up these things? I mean if you wanted to go of a region there's always Carolina, Memphis, St Louis, Kansas City, Alabama, or even like Brazil. I guess I'm just behind in times or ignorant.
Great video. How do determine how much of each meat you buy. *subscribed
Thanks for the video. My dream is to have a bbq food truck. I think starting with the pop-ups may be a better avenue for me.
Hello, I was hoping you could tell me where I can find the Vogue transportation pans with the suction sealing top. I run my business out of my house and do pop ups in the US as well and it never fails that my beans leak and end up in the bottom of my food transportations bags. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
What kind of return do you get? Beef ribs and brisket are super expensive to buy so the margins must be pretty small on those items?
Awesome video! What kind of warmer do you use?
@13:08.. not everyone is brave enough to admit or show that they make mistakes 👍🏼 thanks
Love your videos! What type of warming cabinet do you use?
You sir are amazing. Thank you so much for making this video. New sub and ofc thumbs up
I appreciate the video. Lots of good practical info. I bought my own double sized smoker trailer to start a bbq business in Cali and am figuring out the best way to run that so I appreciate you sharing your successes but more importantly your learning areas.
I can see that it is enjoyable, but, is it profitable?
Do you need a special license to prep food at home or how exactly does that process work specifically for bbq that takes many hours to marinate?
what is the name of your warming oven
Found this a really interesting video & I think it shows people just how much work goes into making BBQ. The food looked incredible as normal. I will be cooking with Jon (Smoky Oaks Barbeque) @ Black Deer Festival this year which I am so looking forward to cheers Al
Thanks for all the tips I appreciate it
Thats exactly why im watching. I plan to retire soon and bbq is what i plan to do for income suppliment. I am already pretty much a pit master i just need to learn how to keep briskets moist until the time its sold
Very nice video, good info, well done.
Have you got any links to equipment you use like the oven warmer plz
I'm not a big fan of Brisket anyway. On an offset I'll mainly do turkey crown and sausage. Turkey is so underrated.
Absolutely excellent video! Just started a BBQ/Taco business late summer. Been focusing on it this year and so far it’s been getting good. I definitely needed a video like this to see what I can do to make service go better. Great job, bro! Success n nothing less 🍻
Nice work and videos brother!
Do you know what size jello packs those are? Looking locally and there are two sizes – not sure which is best.
How is this legal?
Do you need licensing to do this?
Awesome very informative thanks
Love your channel, it’s very informative. I’m hoping to start doing some briskets at home, do you ever get any complaints from neighbours about all the smoke? Cheers 👍
Fantastic video, explanation, content just everything…🤙😎 New Sub
Where did you buy your Yeti and Food Warmers?
$13.00 per brisket? Sounds like you're in the UK, I'm in Canada and a really good 14 pound brisket would sell for around $1200.00-$1450.00 per brisket. That's a $26.00 1/4 pound sandwich.
This was so helpful. Really! You gave us the push we needed. May God continue to bless you.
Fantastic video for anyone who wants to understand what is involved in doing a BBQ pop up. Maybe a bit of information on permits and inspections? Still, I thought this was a thorough and informative video. Thanks! I'm a big Lawry's fan, myself. Try it on a steak sometime. Lawry's and freshly ground pepper. I get rave reviews from friends and family when I use it. EDIT: I use Tellicherry peppercorns.
On your brisket and beef ribs have you ever tried the 4,2,10 method look it up if not, it'll help your wood costs and staying up late.
How do you calculate pricing?
Where can I get your recipes? Great videos!
Great Job!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Brilliant video. Since watching I've just ordered a smoker, all be it slightly different to yours and the same sausage maker. Thanks for the video. Your food looks amazing
Awesome and thanks for the video. I’m most curious about the cost of all the meat, what you sold the plates/items for and if it was all worth it profit wise. After paying the help was the profit satisfactory?
This made me incredibly hungry. Lol I do a lot of personal smoking/grilling, but I’ve been curious about doing it as kind of a “side hustle” for parties and stuff.
Unfortunately I can’t make stuff at my house here in the states
just came across your channel and your definitely invited to the cook out you and your wife because man you guys can throw down been binge watching your videos such an inspiration love the home BBQ business everything is so neat and clean and look so good and yummy sending love from Atlanta Georgia <3
Can I ask what you have had to do to make everything legal with environmental health and your home kitchen etc