Using boat pot holders (aka pot restraints) to keep pans in place on moving boats. Don’t have your pans — and food — go flying!
Stay Safe in the Galley
Stove burners, boiling water, sharp knives, rolling cans -- all these pose larger threats to your safety on a boat than ashore.
Things we've learned that help us avoid stupid injuries while cooking on a moving platform.
What Not to Store Behind Your Boat Galley Stove
When you’re storing goods do you keep in mind what not to store behind your boat galley stove? Here are a few tips.
How to Use a Gimbaled Stove on a Sailboat
That swinging stove isn’t just a novelty — here’s how to actually use it so it works for you, not against you.
What To Do If There Is a Fire Aboard Your Boat
Have you ever thought of what you’d do if you had a fire on your boat? What’s the first thing you’d do?
🎧Sharp Knives for Galley Safety
Which is safer on a boat? Sharp knives? Or dull? Here’s what you need to know to stay safe in the galley.
Lighting a Propane Stove
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!
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.
Safely Using an Alcohol Stove on a Boat
Got questions about using an alcohol stove (Origo) on a boat? Wondering about finding fuel and filling? Or safety? TBG readers share their experiences.
Is a Galley Strap a Good Idea in a Boat Galley?
Properly designed galley straps can keep a cook from being tossed across the boat in rough conditions. But poorly designed ones leave the cook exposed to burns!
How to Use Propane on a Boat
Propane 101: how to safely use a propane stove on a boat, including propane system safety features, how to light the stove and how long a tank will last.