The best way is to run downwind with a
spinnaker, a genoa and mainsail all out...get as much speed as you can..then throw, not drop the
anchor over the stern...feel the chain in your hand....
then, as it rips thru the skin of your hand, do a dip pole gybe, and roll the genoa..., then, whilst picking up the bandaid box, and some of the crew that abandoned ship, tack...yes..tack...with the spi still up....it will flap a little, but ignore it....
By now you should ahve broached, or even knockroached....the boat will stop moving forward, and you can now see you are much closer to the water on the lee side..wash your hands and drop the Spi...unfurl the genoa and drop the main.....cut the spi pole free with a knife and roll the genoa...you should be now pointing into the wind...this method is a combination of all above but with more noise...
in the recentely plowed sea bed, you can plant parsley and beans....