Cooking on a sailing Yacht – Tips to ensure a varied menu

Cooking on Yacht Charters, Sailing holidays, Racesthem up the next morning. There is nothing better at
and longer delivery routes can be challenging.  With a4am than a sausage sandwich.Plus try making some
basic oven, limited space and a heeling boat –Breakfast Muffins before you leave home for
cooking interesting meals for groups of people pose asomething different
problem.4. Use foil dishes:Make individual meals in small foil
The aim of this article is to share some of the tips Idishes writing the name of the meal on the lid – then
have picked up over the past few years. I believefreeze them. People can choose the meal they want
quality food and variety is important.each evening and you can heat them ready for the
 start of a night watch. Much better than having to heat
1. Preparation:Making and preparing as much as youa lukewarm pan of stew the last watch half ate 2
can before you set sail. Even in you only have a smallhours ago.This is very handy for off shore racing
fridge on-board, frozen food stays frozen in a boat's5. Make flasks of hot drinks and keep them in the
fridge for up to a week (just do not forget to get thatgalley: When you boil the kettle make some tea or
day's dinner out in the morning or it'll be iced lasagnecoffee, boil more water than you need. Use the
for everyone.)excess to fill thermos flasks so, the crew on watch,
2. Creativity:Limited space does not mean limitedcan just pop down and grab a drink without needing to
cooking.From BBQs, to roasts and sushi rolls. Mostdisturb people that are sleeping.
meals are possible. Just think ahead and plan yourFor me and Tangaroa Yacht Charters the quality and
menu bearing in mind your sailing route and likelyvariety of food is essential onboard.
weather conditionsWe'll keep you posted with our next tips for cooking
3. Pre-cook breakfasts: Cook sausages and baconon a boat from the Med - including some recipe
before leaving the marina so you just need to heatrecommendations.