Ahem.
Margaritas.
That is all.
Ahem.
Margaritas.
That is all.
Roast a cornish hen and put it on your shoulder. Show everyone what happens when Polly gives you too much lip-- er, beak. 
If you could find roast (lower) leg of sailor, it would go a long toward explaining all those wooden legs on various pirates.
Don’t forget to instruct everyone in the pirate alphabet: A B C D E F G H AYE! J K L M N O P Q AARGH! S T U …
jali:
To avoid scurvy on the high seas use lime.
Vitamin C is destroyed by cooking.
Go with sauerkraut. ![]()
Grog is easy enough to make, it’s a simple concoction that was intended to make the stinky water which had been stored in barrels for months both safe to drink and somewhat palatable. It’s simply 1 part rum diluted with 4 parts water, some lemon or lime juice, and (optionally) a little sugar and/or a spice like cinnamon or black pepper added. Serve at room temperature.
Make sure you have a roll or two of Bounty paper towels so everyone could have a Bounty on their heads…aarrgghh.
Go with sauerkraut.
You put the lime in the sauerkraut, and mix it all up…
Wait, no, that’s not right.
Not a food suggestion, but …
Ahoy in one: ‘Drunken’ pirates crash into golf course
Golf-course workers were surprised to find a 4x4 stuck in a bunker on the fifth green when they arrived one morning - with the passengers allegedly wearing full pirate outfits.
I had the Cornish hn idea, but after it’s cooked cover it with green feathers. Or pickles.
Give 'em authenticity!
Dried hardtack infested with worms.
Meat stored in brine for a few weeks/months.
Dried leather (for when the worms are all gone and there’s nothing else to eat).
I suggested corned beef, but nobody else seemed to get it.