Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Behind-the-scenes tour of the galley kitchen on the P&O Pacific Pearl cruise ship
Exactly where and how does a ship prepare 8,600 meals every day for the passengers and crew onboard at sea? A behind-the-scenes tour of the Pacific Pearl main kitchen held all the answers.
The Chef's Table
The galley tour forms part of the recently launched Chef's Table, held in the privately enclosed Wine Room and bookable by any passenger. Up to three Chef's Table dinners for 14 passengers
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