Id personally go for the biggest you can . We have a 12 ltr for four of us but it does every thing from a fried breakfast . bread , pies , a roast too a huge stew for 20 plus when needed , every time i see a smaller dutch oven i do wonder how much you can do in them . We have the Dutch oven and a selection of stainless pans. A 4 ltr with loop handle by Tatonka and an Alpine nesting set 2 ltr and 1.5 ltr by MSR . they all nest inside each other . which if you have a pan set could be a good guide to the size of dutch oven just on a space saving aspect
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I'd suggest that you get a couple of Dutch ovens so you have a choice (you never said how many you cook for) you will also have the option of a double cook (stacking) if you need to.
The RS tripods are great, but they are not very tall so you will struggle if you use a firepit on legs. As Rob says, you can make a tripod yourself. - I'll leave it to him to enlighten you on how ;)
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Topic: Dutch oven 4 or 6 or 8 liters?
