Suggested Kitchen Refits

sdrevik

sdrevik

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Jul 9, 2007
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Knoxville, TN
Boat Info
1992 SR Sundancer 270DA
Engines
454/B3
My 1992 270DA has a stove which is effectively non-functional (the switches for the electric eye in dock don't work anymore). The kitchen doesn't have a microwave (or a good place to put one). Should I remove the stove and put something else in there? If so, any ideas?
 
In my prior boat I had the Kenyon butane stove..Although the refills are a little pricey...It was a great stove..Check online and I think they are around 300 bucks.
 
Are posting about the kitchen in your home or the galley in your boat?
 
Groucho said:
Sounds like he is cookin wherever he is...:huh:
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Or grab one of these $40 jobs and call it "good". I think I've seen them locally for $20. Throw it away when it wears out.
http://www.amazon.com/Deluxe-Butane-Burner-Stove-Free/dp/B000BVC4NY
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I have cooked on alcohol stoves, and the Kenyon Butane is by far the netter of the two. It is cleaner, easier and safer to light, and I think the flame is slightly hotter, so cooking is closer to a real stove.

Henry
 
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I pulled my original butane stove out and mounted a Magma kettle 3 on my swim platform and do all of my cooking on that. I have a portable butane stove if I need an extra cooking surface.
 
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