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The room on a ship where meals are cooked is called the galley. It is typically located below deck and is equipped with cooking appliances such as stoves, ovens, and refrigeration units. The galley is an essential part of a ship's operation, as it is where the crew prepares meals for everyone on board.
In most ships this is called the galley, although on big passenger liners it would be called the kitchens, and there'd be more than one of them.
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A room where meals are cooked on board a ship?
the galley or kitchen
What is the name of the room where meals are cooked on board of a ship?
The kitchen on a ship is kmown as the Galley.
What room where meals cooked on the ship in the mayflower?
Aboard a wooden sailing ship, fire is a major concern. There was usually an area with bricks on which a fire could be built for cooking. There would not be a separate room for that.
Where the crew meals were cooked in this part of the ship?
buffalo
What part of the mayflower were their meals cooked in?
Most meals weren't cooked, they were prepared, but when they were cooked, they were cooked in the "forecastle" of the ship. This is forwards the front and right off the deck on the same level.
What is the name of the Rooms where meals are cooked on board a ship?
The kitchen on a ship is kmown as the Galley.
What is the room where food is cooked on a ship?
That would be the galley.
Where on the Mayflower was the crew's meals cooked?
Meals weren't cooked on ships in this time. There was too great a chance of the ship catching fire. The crew ate dried meat, water, and hard tack.
A small room especially in a ship for officers and passengers?
On military vessels the room where the officers met and ate their meals is called the Ward Room.
What is the reason between home cooked meal or fast food?
Home cooked meals are healthier, fast food meals are usually not good for you.
Can meals be paid for with food stamps?
not if they are cooked.
What do you call kitchen on a boat?
the galley. The galley is the kitchen of the ship. The best explanation as to its origin is that it is a corruption of "gallery". Ancient sailors cooked their meals on a brick or stone gallery laid amidships.
