New to Cooking on a Boat? Two Good Articles to Start With:
Boat Cooking Is Different6 ways that cooking on a boat is different than cooking ashore, and effective ways to meet the challenges
Buying Galley Equipment13 important things to consider when buying anything for your galley – price isn’t the only consideration!
Today’s Mini-Series (several articles on one topic):
Coping with Hot WeatherA list of articles on The Boat Galley that’ll help you deal with hot weather on your boat!
More of the 300+ Articles on The Boat Galley
Substituting for WineA recipe calls for wine, but you don’t have any . . . what can you substitute? Here’s are 10 things that work well!
Storing Coffee on a BoatIt’s virtually impossible to “perfectly” store coffee on a boat . . . but with these tips, you’ll come close!
Testing Stainless QualityHow can you test stainless quality on kitchen and galley items when it’s not marked? Actually, it’s easy to avoid the dreaded “rusting stainless!”
Boat RefrigerationMost boat refrigerators are totally unlike anything you’ve used ashore. These tips will make them less intimidating!
Manual Coffee GrinderWant a great cup of coffee, but don’t have the power for an electric coffee grinder? This manual coffee grinder works well and won’t wear you out!
More Trash ManagementMake a dinghy bailer from an empty jug instead of having it take up space in the trash.
Making Your MarkInstead of trying to remember how everything works and the proper settings, why not just “make your mark?”
Stainless Differences in the GalleyStainless isn’t all the same, even when it comes to galley gear. What do the different designations mean?
The Problem with Cheap SilverwareCheap silverware may just cost more in the long run. Why do I have to keep learning this lesson: you may not always get what you pay for, but it’s rare that you get more than you pay for!
That’s Not Trash!Trash management on a boat includes “re-purposing” empty containers . . . and these Parmesan cans are great for lots of other things!
Check Your Spices – 10 Minute ProjectSpices lose their zing much more quickly in the heat and humidity of a boat. It only takes a few minutes to check and organize them! Results: quickly finding what you need and more flavorful food!
Cucumber Dressing or DipSimple, easy and delicious! Works well as a salad dressing, dip (with vegetables, crackers or chips) or as salsa-ish topping on tacos, chicken or anything else!
Storing Bread on a BoatHow to store bread on your boat? You don’t want to take up too much space, but you don’t want it squished or moldy — here are three ideas!
A Dishrag That Doesn’t Get Stinky!I finally found it — a great dishrag that just never gets stinky!
Anti-SeizeInstead of looking for better ways of getting parts un-frozen, why not just avoid the problem in the first place!
