Boneless, skinless chicken breasts take up less space in the refrigerator. If you can’t buy them, it’s easy to bone your own with this step by step video.
Knife Storage on a Boat
Knife storage on a boat is really about two things: keeping yourself safe and keeping the knife safe. Here are some ideas on what does — and doesn’t — work.
My Favorite Boat Galley Gear
Five items I didn’t think too much about before moving aboard — but that turned out to be treasures!
Boat Life: Are Rusty Cans Safe to Eat From?
You pull out a can and notice a bit of rust on the rim. It is safe to eat? Do you have to throw it out? Here are the rules for deciding.
Silicone Spoon Spatula – Tool for Your Boat Galley
I bought the Orka Silicone Spoon Spatula on a whim. It’s turned into one of my favorite galley tools that I reach for constantly!
Using and Storing Eggs on a Boat
Ten tips for using and storing eggs — how to tell if they’re fresh, when are older eggs better, and more.
Tattler Re-Usable Canning Lids for Cruisers
Outside the US, it’s hard to find canning lids. Using the Tattler Reusable Lids solves the problem, plus they tend to seal better — not to mention being environmentally friendly!
Yeast Bread Making on a Boat
Detailed, step-by-step directions for making great yeast bread by hand, with lots of photos and pointers to ensure that you have a great outcome!
Getting Rid of Cardboard Wine Boxes When You’re on a Boat
“Boxed” wine is great on a boat . . . but how can you avoid the cardboard? Make your own plastic box for the interior bladder, so it’s still easy to pour.
Sharpener for Serrated Knives in Your Boat Galley
Keeping knives sharp is essential on a boat. This tiny little sharpener sharpens both regular knives AND serrated . . . and there’s a nice video to show how to do it!