cooking while living aboard
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LOUIS B HOLUB
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- Location: 1999 Mac-X, Nissan 50 HP, Kemah, TX, "Holub Boat"
Allow me to mention an awesome Soup discovery, and its easy, and goes well when on the boat.
Not sure if its in your area, but its a popular brand name: Healthy Choice.
Try it under the Fiesta Chicken style: made with all white meat, generous amount of vegetables & rice, and spiced just right. Our prep. usually includes a little more chili powder, diced onion, and occasionally more "brown" rice.
Sodium is only 20% in case youre watching that value. Fat is only 3%
You wont be disappointed, and-( no, I own no stock in Healthy Choice
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Not sure if its in your area, but its a popular brand name: Healthy Choice.
Try it under the Fiesta Chicken style: made with all white meat, generous amount of vegetables & rice, and spiced just right. Our prep. usually includes a little more chili powder, diced onion, and occasionally more "brown" rice.
Sodium is only 20% in case youre watching that value. Fat is only 3%
You wont be disappointed, and-( no, I own no stock in Healthy Choice
- DaveB
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- Joined: Mon Jan 07, 2008 2:34 pm
- Sailboat: MacGregor 26X
- Location: Cape Coral, Florida,1997 Mac. X, 2013 Merc.50hp Big Foot, sold 9/10/15
Cape Coral
Tell him ..come on down! I moved here 18 yrs ago from Cape Cod , Ma. to avoid Hurricanes and cold, Charlie was only a rare Hurricane , winds only 85 max. here. You won't see another storm here with winds over 75 mph in my life time!
Dave
PS: was a Custom home builder here for 17 yrs and past 2 years Building inspecter for City..Nation wide Certified.
Also Celetial Navigator, and 40 Yrs experance in Power and Sailboats under 50 Ft.
Dave
PS: was a Custom home builder here for 17 yrs and past 2 years Building inspecter for City..Nation wide Certified.
Also Celetial Navigator, and 40 Yrs experance in Power and Sailboats under 50 Ft.
Don T wrote:A friend of mine just moved to Cape Coral from Oregon. It's been a dream of his for a long time, to have a boat on a canal right behind his house. Of course, his dream doesn't include hurricanes.
- DaveB
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- Sailboat: MacGregor 26X
- Location: Cape Coral, Florida,1997 Mac. X, 2013 Merc.50hp Big Foot, sold 9/10/15
Cape Coral
I usually Launch at the Cape Coral Yacht Club, if it was last Sun. you saw bare Poles it was I awaiting for new headstay and had ants in pants just to get out on the water even if I had to motor.
We do a lot of Cruseing with the WCTSS and have a march 3 day cruise the 16th at Cayo Costa. E-mail me if you want to go along.
Dave
PS, I bought the boat a Mo. ago from a guy who lives in the SE of Cape Coral who had it on a lift.
We do a lot of Cruseing with the WCTSS and have a march 3 day cruise the 16th at Cayo Costa. E-mail me if you want to go along.
Dave
PS, I bought the boat a Mo. ago from a guy who lives in the SE of Cape Coral who had it on a lift.
jaguar496 wrote:Hi DAVE B What canal do you use? we lived in Cape Coral for a few months in 2003/04. we often saw areturning home with the mast at rest. i'll have to find our map of CC, and i will get the name to you. maybe it's your
that dropped the seed into our noggins
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we lived in the SE section. Alice and Stew, "THE RESTLESS TWO"
Re: cooking while living aboard
I bought a 6 qt pressure cooker and cooked 7 potatoes in 6 min. Time is after water started to boil and they were cooked perfectly with 1/2 cup of H20. Definitely going to be part of boat inventory.
