AT SEA RECIPES
(using ingredients normally
provisioned for long passages)
COASTAL AND PORT
RECIPES (using fresh
ingredients)
Boat Drinks
GALLEY TIPS
Onboard Cooking
Prepared Foods
Great Provisions
Storing Cheese
Keeping Milk Aboard
Storing Dry Goods
Substitute Ingredients
Cooking Temperatures
Cooking Measurements
Links
(using ingredients normally
provisioned for long passages)
COASTAL AND PORT
RECIPES (using fresh
ingredients)
Boat Drinks
GALLEY TIPS
Onboard Cooking
Prepared Foods
Great Provisions
Storing Cheese
Keeping Milk Aboard
Storing Dry Goods
Substitute Ingredients
Cooking Temperatures
Cooking Measurements
Links
STOWAGE TIP
......................Canned goods should be stowed low in the vessel
to lower its center of gravity, but dry goods showed be stowed
higher to avoid moisture than tends to accumulate low in the
yacht.
......................Canned goods should be stowed low in the vessel
to lower its center of gravity, but dry goods showed be stowed
higher to avoid moisture than tends to accumulate low in the
yacht.
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