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First Aid Tips for Cooking on a Boat
Four quick first aid tips for cuts — that usually aren’t taught in any First Aid class!
Where to Buy The Boat Galley Cookbook
Buy The Boat Galley Cookbook almost anywhere in the world, in print and popular eformats
A Great Fillet Knife for Boaters
The Rapala is the best fillet knife I’ve ever used. Whether filleting fish, boning a chicken breast or turning a tenderloin into steaks, it’s great!
Burn Protection in Your Boat’s Galley
If you tend to just wear a swim suit when cooking on your boat, here’s an easy way to prevent all those annoying little spatter burns!
Pets and Storms on Your Boat
Pets and storms on your boat can be a bad mix. Here are my best tips to be sure that you and your dogs and cats are all comfortable and safe.
Prepare the Boat Galley for a Storm
How to prepare a galley for a hurricane or major storm, with two absolute rules and five tips based on personal experience in five hurricanes.
Boat Provisioning & Water
Provisioning your boat? Be sure to consider your boat’s fresh water supply and how long it has to last. Learn exactly how to do this.
Cooking Kingfish
Kingfish (king mackerel) is usually smoked, particularly the larger ones. But you can turn it into “poor man’s lobster” very easily . . . and it’s even a boat-friendly recipe with no smoker needed!
Keeping It Handy on a Boat
Need a secure way to hold recipes . . . or instructions? Here’s a simple and virtually free way to do it — almost anywhere!