It’s been a while that veganism has stopped being a trend and become an actual lifestyle. A lifestyle whose impact is globally increasingly and which is redefining gastronomy, but also the economy and, we might say, social relations. Precisely social relations and gastronomy are essential elements in the experience of living and enjoying life on board a superyacht. Luxury boats owners are excellent hosts. While superyacht captains and crew are those who know better than anyone, what it means to provide a unique experience every time to any person on board, owners and guests.
A reception, a party, a gala dinner, a cocktail or a trip with friends are the necessary occasions to carefully take into account every taste and need of the attendees.
Imagine starting a spring dinner on the deck with a spring onion bhajis with mint and coriander chutney as an appetizer (https://www.olivemagazine.com/recipes/vegetarian/spring-onion-bhajis-with-mint-and-coriander-chutney/). Is it tempting, don’t you think? Even if the hosts are not vegans, the possibilities of having one or more vegans among our guests is much greater today than a short time ago. So being prepared to offer vegan, exclusive and gourmet is a must for any chef who has under his responsibility the kitchen of a luxury vessel.