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I was just wondering if anyone has used a solar oven...
We have also cooked whole chickens, baked bread, soup and a lot of other things. The really cool part about our sun oven is that it never burns the food. The temperature is usually lower than a traditional oven but you just leave it out longer and it does the same thing... except no burning.
I was just wondering if anyone has used a solar oven...
We have also cooked whole chickens, baked bread, soup and a lot of other things. The really cool part about our sun oven is that it never burns the food. The temperature is usually lower than a traditional oven but you just leave it out longer and it does the same thing... except no burning.
That's pretty cool. How long would it take to cool a whole chicken? I guess it depends on a number of factors.
You mentioned temperatures, does it really get as high as the advertised temperature (360-400 degrees F)?
It does sound like a slow cooker but that's certainly not a bad thing. I love my slow cooker.
On 07/12/17, karl said the following...
We have also cooked whole chickens, baked bread, soup and a lot of ot things. The really cool part about our sun oven is that it never bur the food. The temperature is usually lower than a traditional oven b you just leave it out longer and it does the same thing... except no burning.
I'll have to do some research on solar ovens. Sounds like something I'd like to try :)
I was just wondering if anyone has used a solar oven...
Watched a few videos on youtube and really REALLY like the
idea of a solar oven. (I've read ahead in the thread) and like
you I think I'm going to attempt to build a simple one so I can
try it out.
Hi All,
I was just wondering if anyone has used a solar oven...
I met someone awhile back, who built their own, and use it on a daily basis. They are working on getting completely off the grid. (solar
panels, well water, etc) The only thing left for them to do, is find a
way to heat their house in the winter without having to use gas.
I was just wondering if anyone has used a solar oven...
I have not but have seen them in action.
In-home heating can be done with kerosene. I use a kero heater when it gets really cold here...which isn't that often.