Whether you want to use less propane because you’re almost out, you’re on a budget or you want less cooking heat in the boat, here’s how to do it. The first 10 are great everyday habits!
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Whistling tea kettle (Amazon)
61-ounce Thermos (Amazon)
Airpot (Amazon)
Thermos brand vacuum-insulated thermal cooker (Amazon)
Pressure cooker (Amazon)
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William W Storm says
What about induction cooking,
Carolyn Shearlock says
If you have a large enough generator or an inverter, lithium batteries and a good way to recharge them, induction is a viable option.