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No refrigeration on your boat?
Don't despair -- with these tricks for storing food and a bit of info about meal planning and prep, you can eat well!
I have a few tricks to help you eat well underway without taking up too much room in your fridge. They’re even better if you don’t have a refrigerator at all. Links: Ova-Easy Egg Crystals (Amazon) Media Crema (Amazon) “Good” Powdered Milk (Amazon) Prefer to read? Check out Reducing What You Store In The Refrigerator.
All the details on how to buy and store fresh veggies where there is no or limited refrigeration. Buying tips and storage methods. [More] How to Store Veggies Outside the Fridge
Quick, delicious, easy to make salad dressing that’s 100% keto and LCHF, as well as dairy free and gluten-free. But it’s good enough that everyone will want it! [More] Almost Olive Garden Salad Dressing – Keto, LCHF, Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free
Quick and delicious appetizer made from ingredients that don’t require refrigeration. Great for spur-of-the-moment get-togethers! [More] Black Bean and Corn Salsa
Veteran cruiser Lin Pardey shares five ways to keep eggs fresh without refrigeration and provides other tips for keeping them the longest possible time. [More] How to Store Eggs without Refrigeration
When provisioning stops are far between, foods that add crunch and flavor and do really well without refrigeration are true treasures. Learn how to store radishes for two to four weeks! [More] Radishes without Refrigereration
Green onions will last several months and the tops actually regrow with this storage method. Better yet, they don’t take up space in the refrigerator! [More] How to Store Green Onions
What I do and don’t like about cooking with dehydrated meats and veggies after four months of doing so — plus tips for better results! [More] Dehydrated Food
One of our staple foods — even without refrigeration, cabbage will last a month or more! [More] Cabbage Lasts Forever
Everyone KNOWS you have to refrigerate mayonnaise . . . but do you? [More] Unrefrigerated Mayo?
