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If You Can’t Take the Heat, Get Out of The Galley Part 1

Whether setting out to travel the globe or just planning a long weekend across the bay, a functioning, secure, and well-stocked galley is the key to keeping your belly full, “hangry” sailors at bay, and your sanity in check.   Even the largest boats often have fractional galleys to what you would find in the average home. The lack of space, coupled with the constant movement, tropical nuisances, and limited power, could make the galley your worst nightmare. However, with a few essential tips and some thoughtful planning, you can avoid many common mistakes and start whipping up delicious creations in no time. Here are tips to keep your galley secured and functional while fully stocked.   The Boat Galley   Boat galleys vary in a ton of different ways. Size, layout, storage, proximity – the list goes on. Each boat will require a slightly different setup than the next, but certain features are beneficial.    Boat Galley Location   From cooking and cleaning to remaining mobile and social, the location of a galley can dramatically impact your culinary experience at sea. The galley should be accessible from both the cockpit and saloon, well ventilated, and in an area that is less prone to boat roll than other areas. Placement...
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