Classic boat food for a day on the water

[scipper77]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Reason #57 why an I/O is better than an OB...

Can't cook on an OB

You know your an i-boats junkie when someone posts a response to another thread on this thread and you know exactly what they are talking about.

 

[NW Redneck]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Pitas and tortillas make handy holders for all kinds of goodies, hot or cold. I also like to make fruit salad, pasta salad, cole slaw, tater salad etc. stuff that's good cold. If I bring the bbq, it's usually burgers, smokies, kebabs or ribs.

 

[LIQUID PROZAC]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Spam:d

 

[skargo]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

"Warm beer and bread, they said could raise the dead."

Preparation is the key. In fact, an article in Boating magazine a couple months back talked about using your engine manifold to cook food in aluminum foil while you spend the day boating. Sounds good. I've not tried it.

When I go offroading, I use this on my fj40's manifold. By lunch time those following me are drooling. Does a boats manifold get hot enough?

http://www.mfgsupply.com/m/c/HOTDOG4.html

 

[This_lil_fishy]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

When I go offroading, I use this on my fj40's manifold. By lunch time those following me are drooling. Does a boats manifold get hot enough?

http://www.mfgsupply.com/m/c/HOTDOG4.html

Don't think so, but if you run dual batteries and inverter could power a small grill (I have one in my work truck), or even a small microwave if the inverter is big enough! Imagine the jealous looks when people get the smell of fresh microwave popcorn!

Ian

 

[NoKlu]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Cooking on a manifold works great till the can blows up! I had stew all over the engine compartment of a D6. It was funny but the smell took a few days to go away.

 

[26aftcab454]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Yum Shrimp...peeled and deveined I hope

BUBBA says "shrimp salad, shrimp stew,shrimp cocktail, steamed shrimp, bbq shrimp, shrimp on a stick..........."

 

[freelancer]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

OK for all of you guys and gals that posted, the menu was as follows:

one mother load long Italian hoagie...(I know :redface
cold chicken 18 Piece
shrimp Kabobs already grilled and basted with Peanut sauce 30
those sweet Hawaiian rolls
macaroni salad
Penni pasta in red sauce with hot Italian sausage
cheese and crackers with pepperoni
Peppered beef jerky
no salt potato chips
pretzel sticks
popcorn
watermelon cut up

juice boxes
Iced tea
ginger ale
Coke
bottled water
white wine
coffee
lots of ice

Thanks for help... I hope you ate well too.

 

[Blue Crabber]

Re: Classic boat food for a day on the water

Sounds like you had a good day with good food! Hope you enjoyed and thanks for the ideas everyone! We will try some of them out one day.