If you like to “start it and forget about it” and your main concern is not having a glass pot on the boat, an electric drip coffeemaker with a thermal carafe may be the answer you’re looking for!
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Using an Omnia Stove Top Oven
Two important things to remember when baking in the Omnia Stove Top Oven — with these, you’ll have great results very easily!
Celebrating Thanksgiving on the Boat
Celebrating Thanksgiving on your boat? You can have a traditional meal with these boat-friendly variations on your family favorites!
Electric Drip Coffee Maker
Everybody is familiar with the “Mr. Coffee” style coffee maker. And if you’ve got enough power and are willing to have a glass pot on board, it works well!
Electric Percolator
If you’re willing to use electricity, an electric percolator is a great option — start it and forget it, smaller than other options, and no glass pot!
Making Coffee on a Boat Using a Stovetop Percolator
A stovetop percolator can work well on a boat IF you remember to turn the fire down just as it begins perking so that the grounds don’t end up in the coffee.
Pumpkin Squares
An easy holiday/fall/winter dessert – traditional pumpkin taste, with less work. Added bonus is that it doesn’t take any special storage!
Tips for Storing Eggs without Refrigeration on a Boat
Many people who store eggs outside the refrigerator slip the cartons each day. And easy way to know if you or you partner has alerady done it today.
Why Have a French Press Coffee Maker on Your Boat
Thinking about getting a French press for your galley? Here are the pros and cons and a few models that are less likely to break, along with a few safety tips.
Making Manual Drip Cone Coffee on a Boat
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!