WHAT THE HECK IS IN OUR GALLEY!? Atlantic Crossing Provisions

First time provisioning for an Atlantic Crossing is exciting and also a big responsibility. A crew is only as good as their stomachs. Plus you have to see this galley!!!

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In the latest episode of ‘Bums on a Boat’, we join Carson and her crew as they embark on an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic Ocean. This adventure isn’t just about sailing; it’s also about preparing, provisioning, and maintaining a functional galley that fuels their voyage.

Atlantic Ocean Provisioning: A Behind-the-Scenes Look

In this exciting episode, Carson takes us on a tour of the galley, revealing how she and her crew have stocked up for their 21-day voyage. With a focus on ensuring that every crew member is fueled and nourished throughout the journey, their provisions reflect a careful blend of healthy options and energy-dense foods.

A Tour of Wonka Land

The episode kicks off with an introduction to ‘Wonka Land’, a designated space for easy access snacks that couldn’t fit into the regular galley or food stores. Here, viewers get to see a variety of drinks, fruits, eggs, and numerous snack options like granola bars, instant noodles, Tony’s weebax, Pringles, crackers, candy, and even milk – potentially enough to last 3 months!

The Main Galley Storage

Carson then takes us deeper into the heart of their provisioning efforts. With an organized freezer packed full of fish, beef, and chicken, and a fridge full of greens, condiments, Tony’s chocolate stash, cutting boards, dry food stores, utensils, condiments for restocking, and more, it’s evident that every item has been meticulously considered.

Storage Strategies

The storage in the galley extends beyond the visible. Carson explains how she sorted items into portion-sized bags for easy thawing and uses a ‘non-working fridge’ below decks for additional space. She even finds room for extra food stores, labeled and categorized.

The Essential Tools

In addition to provisions, Carson showcases the tools of her trade – from a dishwasher (a surprising find on a boat), an induction stove, and microwave oven with ample space, to the uniquely sized silverware collection that includes baby spoons and giant spoons. She highlights how everything in her galley serves a purpose, from everyday cooking essentials to specialty items like the electric kettle for morning coffee.

Organization and Efficiency

The episode concludes with Carson revealing how she organized the galley based on the frequency of item usage, storing items that would not be needed as often below decks. This attention to detail not only ensures an efficiently run galley but also contributes to the overall success and comfort of their Atlantic crossing.

Implications for Sailing Preparations

This episode offers invaluable insights for anyone preparing for a long-distance sailing voyage. By emphasizing the importance of thorough provisioning, Carson demonstrates how careful planning and organization can enhance the enjoyment and success of any maritime adventure. For those seeking to stock their own galleys for voyages across oceans, this tour provides inspiration and practical tips for creating an efficiently organized and well-stocked galley that will stand the test of a long journey.

Looking Ahead

As Carson, Joel, and their crew continue on this Atlantic Ocean adventure, viewers are left with not only a deeper appreciation for the logistical planning involved in such undertakings but also a taste of what it’s like to live on board, with each meal crafted from the well-prepped provisions they’ve stocked.

This is more than just a sailing voyage; it’s an expedition of exploration, discovery, and, importantly, sustenance. Stay tuned for more exciting episodes where we follow their journey across the Atlantic, learning more about their preparations, trials, and triumphs on this remarkable adventure.

Start Your Provisioning Adventure

If you’re inspired by Carson’s provisioning strategies and organizational tips, consider taking some of these ideas and applying them to your next sailing adventure. Remember, it’s not just about the journey but also about ensuring that your galley is well-equipped for every leg of the voyage. Happy sailing!

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