Cooking aboard

[Kermit]

Speaking of weight control, lets face it sailing, the way mot of us practice it, is a sport where the physical activity is limited. It may be smart when taking a trip to reduce the food intake to 2 meals a day or one meal and snacks. That also will help the logistics aboard.

Is there a Don't Like button? I eat every chance I get. (Sorta like Cindy. Doh!)

 

[jeepbluetj]

Does planking a salmon count as cooking a board?

 

[flynhi4u]

Cook the salmon on the plank then throw it overboard and eat the salmon. Some hungry beaver will appreciate the flavowed chunk of wood LOL!

Sam

 

[DaveJ]

Or planked beaver, cook the beaver on the cedar plank, throw the beaver away and eat the plank!

 

[Kermit]

Or planked beaver, cook the beaver on the cedar plank, throw the beaver away and eat the plank!

That's the way we cook carp and mullet. But we add lots and lots of butter and garlic.

 

[flynhi4u]

I had to read that twice Kermit. For a minute or two I thought you were a carp eater LOL!!!

Sam