What Do You Have In Your Galley ?

[Roy M]

https://www.milart.com/

Thank you Auspicious and Sailor Trish!

The WWII Victory Mug is exactly what I was hoping for, and having the personalized graphics is priceless.

[wolfenzee]

I was thinking of having a coffee cup made up with a stylized Nazi/Soviet/Stars&Stripes on one side with "Fatherland" "Motherland" "Homeland" on the other...but it would probably get me put on a subversive list.

[harold67wm]

I have everything a home should have... But I do have the space for it... LOL

[Amapola]

I just switched out my old pans for a set of Magma stainless, non-stick, nesting pans. I love them already. I may get a set for the land home too.

[rebel heart]

Originally Posted by Amapola

I just switched out my old pans for a set of Magma stainless, non-stick, nesting pans. I love them already. I may get a set for the land home too.

Those things really are amazing and high quality.

[atoll]

i have been experimenting with sourdough recently in the galley here are some of the results.

[goldiphlox]

Yum...a man that can do it all!

I just bought one of these....

http://www.amazon.com/GSI-22365-Outd...ranked+blender

I was alittle skeptical about its ice crushing capabilities but it really works well....it comes with a clamp to clamp it down to a countertop or table...this is a must or you cant do anything...as soon as you clamp it down it works perfectly

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by janice142

I'm not sure if scissors have been mentioned ...

A good pair of kitchen shears are handy. We have one in the galley and one in the fish cleaning kit.

[bobconnie]

One thing I have not seen mentioned as yet is the Old Navy coffee cups ! The ones with no handles ! great for warming your hands on those cold days !! we still have 6 or 7 of them. They are heavy, but don't break very easy !! and I hate plastic anything !! just a thought!!

[wolfenzee]

I was going to build a wood sink but gave up and got a bar sink (square and deep).

[atoll]

almost a cooker and a sink!
as of today

[goldiphlox]

Originally Posted by atoll

almost a cooker and a sink!
as of today

Nice...i think i'm having a case of sink envy

[mbianka]

I've been using two Evercoat epoxy mixing cups for years:
THE BIANKA LOG BLOG: IN BIANKA'S GALLEY: Measuring Cups
Very durable and don't take up much room.

[Breezy]

32 ft boat, small galley with 2 burner force 10 stove/oven/broiler.
I love and do a lot of cooking & baking. Everything is used and somehow it all fits.

4qt SS stockpot with lid
2 qt Cephalon saucepan with lid
9" commercial nonstick skillet
12" commercial nonstick skillet
9" SS heavy bottom saute pan
1 8" cast Iron skillet
12" cast iron griddle
12" melamine mixing bowl
14" SS mixing bowl
Deep 3 qt plastic mixing bowl
1 small (7X9) and one large (11X15) cutting boards
8" SS commercial double fine mesh strainer (sifting flour, draining noodles, etc.)
1 12" grease spatter shield
2X 1/4 sheet pans
2X 8X12 non stick baking pans
2X Bakers secret bread loaf pans
1 9X9 Pyrex baking dish

7" Henckels santoku 'chef' knife
5" Henckels paring knife (X2)
8" Henckels bread knife
SS slotted 'fish turner' spatula

12v Oster Blender
4 cup thermal SS French Press
2 qt English Copper teakettle

and of course a Magma propane grill adapted for use with 20lb bottle

Plus can opener, knife sharpeners, churchkey, corkscrew, peeler, 12" wire whisk, nutmeg grater, SS tongs, a wooden spoon, kitchen shears, pastry brushes, silicone bowl spatula, plastic bowl scraper, wide slotted 'pancake' spatula, Emsa 'Perfect Beaker', set of measuring spoons & cups, 4 sided SS grater, SS plain & slotted serving/mixing spoons, oven, candy and meat thermometers, etc.