The first step in storing food on a boat is knowing what you need to protect it from. It’s a bit different from storing food ashore, with more hazards!
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Use Less Power for Your Boat Refrigerator
Four easy ways to use less power for your boat refrigerator. All cost less than $1 and take less than an hour to implement.
Favorite Cookbooks
My recommendations for a basic cookbook collection for a cruising boat, including basic reference, seafood, bread, pressure cooker and more.
Extra Insulation for Your Boat Refrigerator
Four simple and inexpensive ideas for improving your boat or RV refrigerator — save power without rebuilding your refrigerator or getting a new one.
Cookbooks for Kindle
Many great cookbooks are available for Amazon’s Kindle reader. Since they don’t take up any extra space or weight, take several!
Cooking Dried Beans in a Thermos
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.
How to Cook 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!
Conserving Propane on a Boat
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!
Using a Boat Galley Oven
5 things to know before you use a boat galley oven. Make your baking easy, safer and delicious with these tips for baking on a boat.
Buying a Baking Stone for a Boat Oven
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.