While a manual drip cone takes more attention than an automatic one (such as a Mr. Coffee), it doesn’t require electricity or a glass pot. And the coffee is great!
Why You Need Flexible Cutting Sheets on Your Boat
Got a wooden cutting board over the stove or sink? Reduce the risk of cross contamination and keep the wood from turning black with flexible cutting sheets.
The Best Muffin Pans for Use on a Boat
I really like the second silicone muffin pan I bought! Here’s what I learned about buying one, along with my recommendation.
Galley Features to Look For When Buying a Boat
Buying a boat? Three basic features to look for in any galley, regardless of size or where you’ll be cruising. Don’t get these essentials wrong!
Where to Buy The Boat Galley Cookbook
Buy The Boat Galley Cookbook almost anywhere in the world, in print and popular eformats
A Great Fillet Knife for Boaters
The Rapala is the best fillet knife I’ve ever used. Whether filleting fish, boning a chicken breast or turning a tenderloin into steaks, it’s great!
Burn Protection in Your Boat’s Galley
If you tend to just wear a swim suit when cooking on your boat, here’s an easy way to prevent all those annoying little spatter burns!
SailorBags
Great bags that work! Tough, easy-to-clean and designed for use in the real world. My cooler bag is really impressive; the totes and duffles look good, too!
Collapsible Silicone Gear for Boaters
There’s lots of collapsible silicone kitchen gear available. It’s a great choice for the galley, taking up less space and not rattling!
Kuhn-Rikon 4th Burner Multi-Pot for Boats
The Multi-Pot isn’t going to replace a skillet or saucepan on your boat. But if you have room for just one more pan, this would be a great choice.
