Inspired by Rita’s Romanian Meatball with that tasty tomato soup sauce and since we were at that time still under 14-day quarantined following crossing provincial borders after selling of our sailboat, I foraged in my garden and pantry for dinner. One jar of roasted red peppers and a bunch of greens became the base for a delicious meatless meal. Trying to use as few dishes as […]
Hi all you Galley Peeps. There has been so much going on in our lives at the moment, namely the sale of our sailboat R.E.D. (story here). It’s thrown a curve ball at us that impacts so much of who we are and what we have been doing up to now. Sea Salt Galley Kat was born out of our love for sailing and for […]
Hi there my Galley folks. Are you still isolating these days or has life begun to open up for you? I’m still practicing my distancing. I still haven’t stepped into a store since early March and have not minded it at all. A lot of people are finding it difficult but this time away from ‘normal’ has made me more reflective and I’m using it […]
Remember when I posted about some diet changes we have been working on and how I suggested you save the juice (aka aquafaba) from canned chickpeas? Well this next recipe from the same Galley Peep that sent me her fabulous falafel recipe will make that wee effort worth your while. Her recipe was a huge hit at a recent gathering (that recipe can be found […]
My Happy New Year greeting is a little late, I know. Stuff seems to always get in the way and before I realize it another month has passed. I have been busy though, trying very hard to keep my resolutions and am proud of what has been achieved so far. Decluttering with minimalizing my possessions and consistent exercising tops the list…which is probably why blogging […]
My this month went quickly didn’t it? And here we are again into fall and the beautiful weather that comes with it…and October. October! I barely can remember what happened in September, the days just flew by. I can see by the most viewed recipes that you too are getting into the cooler weather frame of mind with spicey sauces, apple dishes, belly warming chicken […]
Adding to my recent keep-it-local kick, I ordered ten pounds of fresh haddock from a local fisherman. Ten pounds is a lot of fish, I’ve found out. I vacuum sealed sixteen portions to freeze for future meals. Sixteen! Hardly a practice I’d undertake on our small boat for sure, but oh how delicious and what a treat for me to be able to dig into […]
I’ve been heavy into easy cooking lately. Now that we are back on the water I have absolutely no interest in complicated. Some grilled meat or fish and a fresh salad is about as complex as it gets. I came across this next recipe and it is just the best idea I’ve seen in a long while. Made soley with tomatoes and butter and the […]
Now before you go all judgey on me and say that real poutine is fries, gravy and cheese curd…period!, I happen to know after living almost twenty years in Frenchland (Quebec) , there are many ways to skin a poutine. A gazillion ways! For me, this whole poutine thing started two years ago when we sailed our boat R.E.D. to the Gaspe area of the […]