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Stove Top Bread Baking

Posted on July 28, 2016 by yachtkate

Want fresh baked bread onboad but don’t have an oven? Or maybe you’re just looking for a way to cut down on fuel used and heat in the galley. Learn all my tricks for successful STOVE TOP baking in the August issue of Blue Water Sailing. Available on news stands now!

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Hans van Rijn

July 28, 2016 at 10:04 am Reply

Could not read the article as resolution was insufficient…..

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  July 29, 2016 at 1:12 pm Reply
  
  Hans it is just a jpeg of the layout, not a readable pdf. It is in the current issue of Blue Water Sailing, which is also available as a digital issue on zinio.com!
  
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Steve is home and we are making sailing plans! We did a little island hopping around Palawan in April and so enjoyed exploring this beautiful and quiet part of the Philippines that we are definitely going to stop at a few favourites along the way. Really looking forward to more beach bbq's - there is something special about finding the perfect spot, collecting drift wood and cooking over a fire you built yourself. Coal roasted chicken never tasted so good! And oh, what a transformation eggplant undergoes when licked by a flame. I've got lots of ideas for our next beach bbq; snags, roasted squash, a fritatta. What are your summer outdoor cooking plans? #cookoutside #eatoutside #mindfulliving #mindfuleating #bbqseason #fire #campfire #sailing #sailinglife #sailphilippines #tastephilippines #yachtkate

Steve has been away for a month working and I have to admit that this go around was a bit of a struggle for me. I wasn't exactly lonely but I often found myself feeling a bit out of sorts. Nothing I did seemed to smooth those uneasy feelings- not completing 3 big articles, not tackling some galley experiments not even doing SUP yoga (man that's a workout!). I'll be glad when he's back onboard later this week and everything starts to feel like it's in the right place again. #pseudosinglehander #partnerincrime #love #bff #sailing #sailinglife #yachting #liveaboard #yachtkate

I love shopping second hand, always have. Something about unearthing hidden treasures and imagining the life that the clothes had before I found them intrigues me. I bought these beautiful cropped jeans second hand in Fiji about 5 years ago. I love the detailing and the wide leg but the rise was always a bit too short for me, hitting me directly on the hip and forever giving me muffins tops. And honestly they were also a little too warm for regular use. I put them under the bunk, thinking one day maybe...But, no, hip huggers never have and never will suit my figure. So, I recently spent a day at my sewing machine and transformed them into a skirt. Sitting higher on my waist it is not only much more flattering but practical, a jean skirt is my go to when heading ashore. Took it out for a test drive the other day and am so happy with how comfy it is! Glad I reinforced the kick pleat, getting in and out of the dinghy can sometimes be an awkward and acrobatic affair. #secondhandrose #ukayukay #thrifting #diy #sewing #jeans #refashion #slowfashion #upcycle #mindfulliving #mindfulsailing #sailing #yachtkate

Last week I took a jeepney to town, I usually take an airconned van. Jeepneys are found all over the Philippines and are leftovers from the American occupation after WWII. They are also the cheapest, and therefore most basic ways to get around. There are no seats in the back, just benches which get jammed full of passengers and cargo. When the cab is full, cargo and people get stacked on the top. I jumped in because the passenger seat up front was free. The driver was kind enough to turn on the aircon aka. prop open the windshield. I was in awe watching the guys pick up cargo along the way - the stack of glass pop and beer bottles one man tossed to his friend waiting on the roof, none broken. Judging from the stares not many tourist take jeepneys on this island. Still it was all smiles when I hopped out as the driver slowed to a rolling stop amidst town traffic. #travelphilippines #explorephilippines #explorepalawan #travelph #jeepney #golocal #coron #busuanga #sailing #sailinglife #sailphilippines #yachtkate

Hand-knit cotton dish clothes are just one of the choices we make towards living more mindfully and low-impact onboard. Interested in more easy tips and ideas for low-pact living on a boat? Check out the May issue of Cruising World Magazine, or find the link on the blog today. #mindfulliving #mindfulsailing #zerowate #lowimpact #knitting #sailing #yachting #liveaboard #sailinglife #published #crusingworld #yachtkate

TBT to Huahine, French Polynesia 2011 I perfected this pose in college; twin lens Mamiya cradled in my lap as I change a spool of film. That camera has travelled across SE Asia in a backpack, across Australia on a motorbike, across America in a soccer mom van and across the Pacific onboard Kate. The square photo long before it became an popular app. These days film is hard to find and almost impossible to get developed. It doesn't get taken out as often as it should, but it is still one of my favs. #mamiya #film #travelphoto #travelphotography #oldschool #sailing #frenchpolynesia #tbt #yachtkate

Last month Steve and I celebrated our anniversary. It was a rare occasion. Not because we had fresh caught squid that Steve cooked on the bbq in a private little cove with a beautiful view, but because so many years have gone by where we have been apart, or we simply noticed that the date after it slipped by. It was a simple meal, eaten on our laps while we sat on the ground. But, it tasted all the richer for it. #mindfulliving #mindfuleating #simplelife #travelphilippines #explorephilippines #tastephilippines #linapacan #anniversary #sailing #yachting #saltlife #sailinglife #yachtkate

Coron Wet Market When you travel you are forced to confront things head on. It might be an aspect of your personality, a fear or your food. It may not be easy, but it always rewarding. Here in the Philippines, like most other places we've sailed, meat is not sold as a tidy single serving on a plastic wrapped tray, but rather with an acknowledgement to the beast that is about to be consumed. No part of the animal is wasted or disguised. This style of eating is uncomfortable, even discouraging, to many people. However, I find that it helps me connect to my food, and the animal that it once was. #mindfulliving #mindfuleating #mindful #carnivore #pork #hintofpink #travelphilippines #explorephilippines #explorepalawan #philippinefood #markets #galley #sailing #yachting #yachtkate

I finally found the women at the market who sells quail eggs! Hidden in the maze of stalls and not at all displayig her wares I had to ask around. A popular street food in the Philippines, quail eggs are sold hard boiled, 4-6 to a bag for 10-20 pesos. I always find them at the beach or at bus stations, and they make a great little snack, especially when travelling. I convinced the vendor to sell me only half a carton, or 50 eggs. And I managed to get them all the home unbroken, thanks to this fab handmade carton (which I will save and return). These little gems are destined to be pickled, and I can't wait to see how they turn out. #quaileggs #pickledeggs #galley #cookingonboard #sailing #yachting #yachtkate

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