I'd appreciate some feedback regarding what cooking pots to take for a
12-person crew. Although it appears that some of the Philmont suppers
simply require adding water to the freeze-dried food bag, I am guessing
that some meals (main courses and/or desserts) still require preparation
in a pot. The Advisor's Guide recommends 4 4-quart pots (presumably
based on 2-person meals, as opposed to previous 4-person meals, as well
as safety/spill considerations). With such small pots (and assuming
using two stoves), how can the Crew all eat at the same time? In other
words, will a main course for 6 fit in a 4-quart pot? What other
combinations of pots have worked for you in the past? Thanks.
David Lannetti
VANDEVENTER BLACK LLP
500 World Trade Center
Norfolk, VA 23510-1699
757.446.8652 (Voice)
757.446.8670 (Fax)
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