Frustrated trying to bake in your boat oven? Here’s a simple solution that doesn’t involve buying a new stove.
Baking on a Boat
Baking on a cruising boat has challenges with a smaller oven, hot spots, no pans the size called for, and mixing by hand.
Look below for all you need to know, then check out our recipes.
🎧Using Propane on a Boat
Do you know how to operate a propane stove? It’s not difficult, but it IS different. Learn the ins and outs before your first time cooking on one!
🎧Cruising Hacks: Galley-Style
Five great ideas that make living – and cooking – in a small space a lot easier.
How Long Does a Tank of Propane Last?
How much propane do you need to carry for your adventure? Rule of thumb and useful info for how much is really in that tank!
Oven Baking Unevenly?
An oven that bakes unevenly — say burning food on one side while leaving the other side underdone — is SO frustrating. But there’s a simple solution that doesn’t involve a new oven!
6 Reasons to Have Silicone Baking Cups on a Boat
Use them for everything you’d use a muffin tin for, plus they can double as small bowls. Added bonus is that they take less space to store!
Instant Read Thermometer Temperatures
Wonder if your burger is done? Or your steak? How about that loaf of bread? Never guess again — and never overcook things “just to be safe.”
How to Store Box Mixes on a Boat
Learn the best way to store box mixes on a boat to keep them safe from bugs, humidity, heat and motion. Make sure your box mixes will be good to use.
Making Do in the Galley
Making do is a way of life in a boat galley. You can usually find gear that you already have that will do what you need. See some of my substitutions.
Problems with Baking Powder on a Boat
These little cans of Rumford Reduced Sodium Baking Power are great for use on a boat. Learn how they’re different from other brands for cooking on a boat.
