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Compact Cookers
Petite, portable, and powerful: Single-burners face off.
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The Force 10 Seacook is a PS favorite, but for galley cooking, check out the Kenyon Express II or Origo 1500.
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Not much has changed in the world of single-burners since Practical Sailor last reviewed them in March 2002. Some have seen minor updates, but many are still not built for galley cooking, and they lack the fuel capacity for full duty on an extended cruise—unless you have room to stow a few dozen fuel bottles. But they do serve their purpose: They’re great for daysailors and weekend warriors, and the sea-swing style stoves are handy during those rough-weather rides or for a quick bowl of soup. …
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