Making do is a way of life in a boat galley. You can usually find gear that you already have that will do what you need. See some of my substitutions.
Problems with Baking Powder on a Boat
These little cans of Rumford Reduced Sodium Baking Power are great for use on a boat. Learn how they’re different from other brands for cooking on a boat.
How Much Food For a Sailing Trip
How to figure out how much food you need for a sailing trip of any length. A simple system to determine what’s right for YOU not some “average person.”
Spaghetti Scrubber
A pan scrubber that doesn’t get stinky and food rinses right out of!
How to Use Propane on a Boat
Propane 101: how to safely use a propane stove on a boat, including propane system safety features, how to light the stove and how long a tank will last.
Having a Snack Bin on Your Boat
An easy way to let everyone know what’s fair game for snacking . . . and what’s not!
Photos: Baking in the Omnia Stove Top Oven
Photos of my baking in the Omnia Stove Top Baking Oven — YUM! This thing does almost everything a conventional oven does.
Stove Top Baking – Breakfast Rolls
Tiny galley? No room for a bunch of ingredients, mixing bowls and no oven? But want a special breakfast treat? Bake cinnamon rolls on your stove top!
Choices When Provisioning a Boat
My provisioning choices are different depending on whether I’m buying food for a short trip or a longer one. Learn the differences.
“Almost” Lasagna in the Omnia
With one small change to your favorite lasagna recipe, it’s easy to make in the Omnia Stove Top Baking Oven. And it will taste delicious!