Cooking dried beans in a thermos is an easy way to prepare them to use in another recipe – do something else while they cook. Less sodium and easier to store than canned beans. [More] Dried Beans in a Thermos
Dried Beans in a Thermos
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Split Pea Soup in a Thermos
Split pea soup recipe that is primarily cooked in a Thermos — great as a take-along or when you don’t want to heat up the boat with long simmering! [More] Split Pea Soup in a Thermos
Conserving Propane
25 ways to conserve propane when cooking. Use less propane with easy-to-implement minor changes in the way you cook. Less money and less heat in the galley! [More] Conserving Propane
Pressure Cookers
Five important considerations in buying a pressure cooker, and the best pressure cookers [More] Pressure Cookers
Boat Coffee Systems
Making great boat coffee – 9 things to consider (electric power or not? breakable or not?) and 10 systems that work well on a boat. [More] Boat Coffee Systems
Coffee Filters
Paper, permanent or no filter at all? Here are your choices . . . [More] Coffee Filters
Using Canned Meat
Canned meat goes way beyond tuna casserole. Seven tips to make great meals using canned meat with excellent taste and texture. [More] Using Canned Meat
Using a Galley Oven
5 things you need to know about using an oven on a boat for great results no matter what you’re baking! [More] Using a Galley Oven
Using a Baking Stone
How to use a baking stone (also called a pizza stone) in a small oven (boat, RV or tiny home) to eliminate hot spots and solve other common small oven problems. [More] Using a Baking Stone
Baking Stone
A baking stone can really help with oven hot spots. Here’s what to look for when buying a baking stone particularly if you’re going to use it in a boat or RV oven. [More] Baking Stone
