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We're heading down for our 16th charter in mid-July and this one will be a bit different. All previous charters were bareboat monohulls with Moorings but this one will be on a Moorings 4200 catamaran. Given our age and the fact one of our sons won't be with us, for the first time we're hiring a captain.
Over the years we've discovered there are so many good places to eat that we find ourselves rarely cooking dinners on board. Last year it was 1 out of 10 nights and I don't think this year will be much different. Even during our Covid year trip we did takeout from 2 restaurants (Wonky Dog and Abe's) when the restaurants were shut down, so yeah, we're pretty lazy when it comes to dinner time eating.
To make things even easier for the 3 of us (plus captain), I'd like to explore heat and eat type of dinner options and would like suggestions from others who have done this.
Louis from Houston
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I don't have much to add, but given that you are going with the Moorings, I'd suggest reaching out to them. I believe the Moorings can provision for you in just about any way you desire, likely including premade meals.
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Thanks Dan for the link. Looks pretty good so we may well order from them. I'm not sure about freezer capacity on the Moorings 4200 but I'm only looking for a few dinners for 4.
Louis from Houston
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