Stove gimbals are an important safely feature on a marine stove. Tips on using them so they don’t cause more problems than they solve.
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 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?
🎧Tips for Your Marine Gimbaled Stove
A gimbaled stove can take some getting used to. But every sailing cruiser who likes hot meals will rely on theirs. Here are some pro tips on using yours. And knowing when to not use yours.
🎧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.
🎧Safe Knife Storage Onboard
How do you store knives safely on a boat? Especially in rough conditions. Here’s what we think is the best answer.
🎧Food Safety While Cruising
You don’t have to get sick from bad food. Just follow some basic guidelines to keep you safe.
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!
🎧Working in a Moving Galley
Prevent injuries when cooking on a boat with these nine tips — with time, they’ll become habits.
🎧Galley Design
Listen in for three important things to look at in the galley when buying a boat. These are hard to change!
🎧Boat Cooking IS Different
Cooking on a boat just isn’t quite the same as cooking ashore. Listen in for tips and tricks to easily cope with some of the biggest differences.
