Crikey, I never even thought of that.
We have a bunch of it picked up at yard sales. I've had to replace a few wooden handles but the Le creuset pots and pans, no matter how old, seems to have no end of use.
Votre voilier est-il un bistro?
- Thread starter Phil Herring
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We have a bunch of it picked up at yard sales. I've had to replace a few wooden handles but the Le creuset pots and pans, no matter how old, seems to have no end of use.
Then there are Shrimp Creole and Crawfish Etouffee... the former pictured here. This also crosses over to the thread on Origo stoves, which are AWESOME.... My deepest thanks to the REAL Cajuns in this group for the finest foods on Gods Earth.
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Back to cooking and Catboats(Thx Mr. Fox), an elaborate galley in a 24' Catboat built at Arey's Pond on Cape Cod.
This is LIBELLULE's galley photographed by Tyler Fields, a marine photog from down that way.
Yep, 24'! Check it out.
Full gimballed marine stove located athwartship to allow use underway. Good deep sink aft, ample work space counter forward Immense storage below and standing headroom for the cook all in 24'. There is a reefer in the cockpit, good choice in a boat of 24'
The copper saucepan should give away, that this boat was designed and built for a cook.
This is LIBELLULE's galley photographed by Tyler Fields, a marine photog from down that way.
Yep, 24'! Check it out.
Full gimballed marine stove located athwartship to allow use underway. Good deep sink aft, ample work space counter forward Immense storage below and standing headroom for the cook all in 24'. There is a reefer in the cockpit, good choice in a boat of 24'
The copper saucepan should give away, that this boat was designed and built for a cook.
Oh that's a beautiful galley. Marshal's like mine are examples of excellent craftsmanship, but those Arey's Pond boats are works of art. Galley has same layout but mine is smaller, and being a Marshal one cooks while sitting on the step to the cockpit!
Also yes the origo stove is awesome. So simple to use, nothing to break, and it just works!
Also yes the origo stove is awesome. So simple to use, nothing to break, and it just works!
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She's a beauty. Don't worry the brightwork. I've never known someone to commission a new boat from a builder who planned to maintain it themselves.
Wow - great thread. We enjoy eating on the clorox bottle trailer sailer.
Usually set two pots prior to the hook. (Gulf Islands.)
Occasionally will strap on a small smoker.
Lake Powell prime.
Doubles as an oven (breakfast biscuit casserole).
More traditional stovetop.
Have also packed a dutch oven (but need land).
Yum.
Usually set two pots prior to the hook. (Gulf Islands.)
Occasionally will strap on a small smoker.
Lake Powell prime.
Doubles as an oven (breakfast biscuit casserole).
More traditional stovetop.
Have also packed a dutch oven (but need land).
Yum.