You found the store. They had most of what you needed. Now how to get it home?
Provisioning for Cruising
on Your Boat
on Your Boat
How do you know how much food to take on the boat or even what foods travel well?
Tips to help you plan and provisions that have worked well on our boats.
🎧 Provisioning for Coastal Cruising
Provisioning along the coast taught me a lot about how to stock the boat successfully
🎧 Pepper Ornaments?
Really, the big difference between boat food and land food is how you deal with putting it all away. I share my 7 steps to simple stowage.
🎧Coffee Problems
After a lot of tasty trial and error, we’ve found our onboard coffee. It’s still better to spend more to get smaller size bags.
🎧Quantity Conundrum, Resolved
A curry dinner leads to soul searching on how much to stock when we go cruising.
🎧Self-Sufficient Galley is HERE!
Food buying, storing, and cooking? No problem! This course will help you tackle it all with ease!
Organize Your Boat Lists with AnyList App
Staying organized onboard can be a challenge. But here’s a nifty App that helps you keep track–of provisions, boat parts, projects, and more.
Using Canned Meat
Canned meat goes way beyond tuna casserole. Seven tips to make great meals using canned meat with excellent taste and texture.
Boxed Milk
Boxed milk does not need to be refrigerated until it is opened and can be stored three to six months with no special treatment.
🎧Preparation is Preparation
Some coronavirus questions are a good start to cruising questions, particularly around provisioning.