How to light a boat or RV propane stove and how the safety mechanisms work. If you’re having problems getting yours to light, read this!
Cooking on a Boat
Cooking on a boat is different from cooking ashore. There are smaller counters, storage spaces, stoves, and refrigerators. The water and power supplies are limited. You may not have a lot of provisions on hand and there's no grocery store around the corner.
Learn effective ways to meet the challenges and turn out delicious everyday meals without being a galley slave.
Can’t Simmer on Your Boat Stove?
There’s a very simple solution if you can’t turn your stove burners down far enough to simmer. Inexpensive, too!
How to Remember the Meal Plan
Planning meals isn’t the hard part for me — it’s remembering what I was planning so that I don’t waste food. I finally found a solution!
How to Stow Provisions on a Boat: Weight Distribution
Figuring out where to stow provisions is tough, but some things become clear when you start thinking about the weight distribution too.
Making Space in the Galley
Choosing your cooking tools with an eye to what you really need . . .
10 Great Meals Underway on a Boat
Ten great meals to prepare ahead of time to eat underway on a boat. Easy to fix and easy to eat on a moving platform, as well as delicious!
Having Meals When Underway on a Boat
Thirteen tips for planning and preparing meals to eat underway on a boat — whether just out for the day or on a longer passage.
Should You Have Electric Appliances in Your Boat Galley
Some use lots of electrical appliances on their boat, others can’t imagine it. What’s the real story?
Pasta on the Boat
Total win — al dente pasta with less water, less propane or other fuel, and less heat and steam in the boat!
Keep Your Boat Stove from Blowing Out
Can’t keep your stove lit as wind comes through the galley and keeps blowing it out? Use a windscreen — here’s a couple of ideas.