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21-05-2012, 09:09
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CF Adviser Moderator Emeritus
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Location: Virginia
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Re: Storm Foods ?
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Originally Posted by Wotname
Err... what have I missed - just how does FOOD have the potential to end up on the "Hot Topic" list. I sure I should know (or should get the joke) but just what is the criteria in this instance (or what is the joke)
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Sorry, Wotname. I got confused and thought I was posting in the Vegetarian thread, where there's been a battle royal going on between the meat eaters and the non-meat eaters. My bad!
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21-05-2012, 09:20
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#77
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cat herder, extreme blacksheep
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: furycame alley , tropics, mexico for now
Boat: 1976 FORMOSA yankee clipper 41
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Re: Storm Foods ?
rofl--food as a war topic--gotta laugh--we all need to eat, and food is in the eye of the eater....doesnt matter what it is--is all good....
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21-05-2012, 09:24
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#78
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Moderator and Certifiable Refitter
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: South of 43 S, Australia
Boat: C.L.O.D.
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Re: Storm Foods ?
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Originally Posted by Hud3
Sorry, Wotname. I got confused and thought I was posting in the Vegetarian thread, where there's been a battle royal going on between the meat eaters and the non-meat eaters. My bad!
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Well that is good news, at least it wasn't me who was confused this time - thanks for the heads up
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21-05-2012, 10:14
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#79
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Boating writer, book author
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Re: Storm Foods?
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Originally Posted by Wotname
Bob, you have to pardon my ignorance of your local idiom, what exactly is side meat?
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Here in the American south it's like bacon, but may be salted and not cured or smoked. Very fat, nice for seasoning. In New England it's salt pork, cut in cubes and "tried out" to make little crisp things to put in chowder.
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21-05-2012, 10:27
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Bradenton Beach, Florida
Boat: 27' Albin Vega - mangomuffins
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Re: Storm Foods?
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Originally Posted by svBeBe
We have 2 very large freezer lockers, as well as a small freezer compartment in the upright fridge. All 3 units operate completely independently. Hardly likely that all 3 will fail at the same time.
Different strokes for different folks. Different boats; different situations. I positively cannot imagine provisioning for an ocean crossing without a freezer. Lots of our friends manage to do this. They end up eating some strange food combinations. Not for us.
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Wow!!
Amel Super Maramu 53 Review: Cult Boat, Deservedly So? - Waves « Jordan Yacht Brokerage
based on the galley, I would think one could prepare just about anything an any condition short of a hurricane
My galley is, essentially my companionway
cheers,
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21-05-2012, 10:43
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#81
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Re: Storm Foods ?
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Originally Posted by biltong
I was taught that whatever one eats during stormy weather, be sure that it is something that looks as good coming up as it did before going down.
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Kind of limits one to only having boullion. I find that so sad.
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27-05-2012, 13:17
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Join Date: May 2012
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Re: Storm Foods ?
In a STORM at sea, rail down, on your ears living on one side of the boat???? those energy bars that are like putty,cheese and crackers salami ,squirt cheese in the can, Ensure
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27-05-2012, 14:51
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#83
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Vashon, WA
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Re: Storm Foods ?
A brick of cheese and a loaf of bread. Bite off chunks when convenient. If the storm is really bad I might resort to raw carrots and whatever raw veggies are around. Water in a bottle. Apples. Ginger candies.
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30-05-2012, 10:11
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Naples, FL
Boat: Seaward22
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Re: Storm Foods ?
Some good ideas here! When coastal cruising, I usually keep apples, bananas, fiber one bars and other granola bars handy. Also some cooked chicken that you can eat fast. I sail in the Gulf, so usually it is warm, but in winter, I like to have hot drinks and soups available. A friend brought a trail mix that was awesome one time!
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