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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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4 thoughts on “Stove Top Bread Baking”

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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Several storms this season have changed the topography of the ocean bottom in our little cove and big tides this week have revealed a large sandbar at low tide. The village children have been taking full advantage of this temporary playground, playing mad afternoon baseball games using a piece of bamboo as a bat and racing against the waves. #playoutside #creativekids #travelphilippines #explorephilippines #afternoons #beach #lifeonthehard #boatyardlife #yachtkate

This week was a hard one; feeling like we are behind schedule and at the mercy of the weather. Feeling like I forgot what it feels like to be afloat, let alone how to sail. But there were some bright spots, including the arrival and installation of some long needed lights in the vee berth. I always find it uplifting and empowering to learn something new and conquer a fear (electricity and I don't have that great of a history...I have blown up many a thing on board over the years). Steve might be the licenced electrician but he's also an awesome mentor. #manuallabour #lettherebelight #electrickery #sailinggirlsrocks #womenwhosail #whitespotpirates #sailing #lifeonthehard #yardlife #yachting #yachtkate

Phase 2 of provisioning: Vacuum Packing. We buy spices, flour, grains and dried fruit in bulk. The containers in the galley are filled and the remainers are vac packed into refill-sized portions. I know this isn't plastic free but it does prevent food waste. Storage compartments onboard are sometime damp and unexpected leaks do happen, so rather than having all this beautiful foodstuffs spoil I opt of vacuum packing. On the upside, since it is all dry good the vac bags can be washed and reused again! #provisions #provisioning #galley #sealameal #vacuumpacker #foodwaste #lessismore #mindfulliving #sailing #yachting #yachtkate

Not quite the home coming we were expecting. And yet there is something beautiful about a storm when they use such pretty colours in the graphics. Bracing for a very wet and windy weekend as super typhoon Ompong bears down on Luzon. (We are still on the hard somewhere around the arrow under Manila.) #supertyphoon #typhoon #typhoonompong #philippines #travelphilippines #explorephilippines #sailing #yachting #boatyard #lifeonthehard #storm #beprepared #yachtkate

Some people bring back souvenirs, we came back to Kate with more than 50 cans of food in our luggage! Labelled and divided they are ready to be stowed in various spots throughout the boat. At the beginning of the year I vowed not to buy any more canned goods until we had eaten what we already had onboard. As I was closing up the boat in July I realized that all of our secret holds were empty and only a few cans remained in the galley. In 10 years this has never happened. Now, as we get ready to launch and sail to more remote islands its time to restock big time. Mostly beans and can't buy it here items like hummus and babaganoush this is a big chunk of our canned items but just the beginning of provisioning. Still to buy; canned tomatoes and corn and hopefully some treats like smoked mussels and anchovies. Also ALL the grains, seeds, dried fruit, flour, various jarred condiments. Then we start on the bathroom goods. #lessismore #provisioning #groceryshopping #cannedfood #prepping #apocolypse #sailing #yachting #galley #newport41 #sailorsofinstagram #travelbysail #travelbyboat #foodsecurity #mindfulliving #mindfuleating #yachtkate

Back in Philippines where bananas are still plentiful and sold from mobile carts on the streets. Looking forward to whipping up a batch of Gluten Free 3 Ingredient Banana Pancakes when we get home to the boat in a few days. You can find the story and the recipe on the blog, link in profile. #bananas #thissh*tisbananas #bananapancakes #eatlocal #eatseasonal #tropicalfruit #manila #explorephilippines #travelphilippines #sailing #yachting #yachtkate

TBT to 2011, French Polynesia where it was not only OK to wear a giant crown of flowers, it was encouraged! Sheer joy. #everyday #naturalbeauty #flowers #flowerpower #crown #frenchpolynesia #sailing #yachting #tbt #yachtkate

When you sail in the tropics too many ripe bananas on board are an inevitable situation. (At the same time so are a lack of fish as everyone knows bananas on a fishing boat is BAD luck.) I recently found a quick, gluten free way to use up all those bananas. Recipe for 3 Ingredient Banana Pancakes is on the blog now, link in profile. #galley #banana #bananapancakes #gf #gfbaking #glutenfree #mindfuleating #mindfulliving #lessismore #sailing #yachting #yachtkate

I realized during our time away how difficult it is to be plastic free when you travel conventionally...ie. not by sailboat. I am glad I packed my @bagpodz with me, they sure make things a little easier. This little pack contains 5 bags and even has room for my produce bags! Even better is that they are made with environmentally sound practices, so both the manufacturer and the consummer are working towards less waste and pollution. I wrote about how to make your galley a greener place in my July @bluewatersailingmag column, find it on the website now. #sponsored #plasticfreejuly #zerowaste #zerowastetravel #mindful #mindfulliving #bagpodz #mindfultravel #sailing #bws #yachtkate

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