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Re: Cooking at sea

Thread Starter: admin   Started: 08-02-2005 4:10 PM   Replies: 1
  02 Aug 2005, 4:10 PM
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Cooking at sea
I have good experiance on working as a chef on tallships and yachts. If you have any questions of queries about what you need to do to start as a chef on a vessel or anything you would like to ask to do with cheffing on a boat please post here! I'll be happy to answer any questions you have.

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John

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  09 Oct 2007, 12:28 PM
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Re: Cooking at sea

Hi John,

I am a delivery skipper and have a planned passage spring that visits every area of the Med,  would you advise me on some good, prefererably 'one pot' dishes that incorporate local produce to feed my crew so that they don't jump ship. I'm basically experienced cook on long passage with the boring dried stuff but the whole concept of fresh is scaring me to death-I will have approx 6-8 crew to feed at all times. Help me if you can! Jinny 


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