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Teaching... We had a great day! |
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Mixing cornbread in the box - not making dirty dishes... |
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Nice hot day to cook with... A little condensation on the inside of the glass. |
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We address solar oven cooking and hot water in our post-apocalyptic novel, Post Grid. Writing this was a FUN way to teach too. |
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Raw, in the pan... |
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Adding a piece of glass, worried about condensation on the inside of the oven lid. |
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| My glass was the same size as my pan so I put foil strips around the edges... |
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Didn't need the foil strips or the glass... no condensation on the inner piece of glass or the oven lid. |
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one hour |
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one hour and 40 min |
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Mmmmmmmm... |
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| Note foil over veggies to keep the moisture in the pan. I push it down and then reapply the lid - better seal. |
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| Garlic bread in late... didn't brown but was crispy. Mmmmm |
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| Sprayed the corn tortillas with cooking spray, put chopped pablano peppers in the middle and piled up the fish sticks... |
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| Warning, the corn tortillas came out like hockey pucks, hard! Should have removed them early. The Pablano peppers and fish sticks were fine. Dinner, although a bit crunchy, was good. |
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| I added shredded cabbage and salsa, red on the front one and green salsa on the back one. |
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| Only three ingredients! Ribs, sauce and oven bag. |
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| cooking away... |
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| Cooked in bag but soggy. Keep reading... |
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| Took them out and emptied the juices, rebasted with sauce and put on an open try. |
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| Cracked the glass lid just slightly and propped open with a plastic cap (the green thing)... |
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| Let the ribs dry and caramelize. These are the best things you will ever eat! |
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| Selling our books at a prepper fest. We actually cooked sweet corn, hot dogs and carrots for our afternoon meal and shared with eight people. Sorry no food pictures. |
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| If you have read it and liked it, please leave us a good review on Amazon.com |
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| Hay bale and cardboard box... |
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| Preheat your food, whatever it is, over a campfire or stove. |
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| Nestle your pot into the box and pack with hay. You can use a quilt and a cooler for this too. |
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| This is valuable when you don;t have a lot of fuel to burn or if you want to leave the meal unattended to cook. This can be done at a camp sight or on a boat. Heck, you can do it at home and dinner will be ready for you when you get home. |
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| Seasoned salt on the potatoes and onions. |
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| Pop it in... |
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| Cooked to perfection. |
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| Ingredients from the pantry. Make it simple. Use food storage. |
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| bubbling along |
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| Yum-m-m-m-m-m-m. |
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| Flour with salt and pepper and a touch of cayenne. |
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| Chicken, carrots with butter and salt and apples with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon. |
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| Just a different angle. It was delish! Didn't ake a plated picture, sorry. Dished it up and we chowed down. |
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| Brownies! |
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| Just made up a box mix then sprinkled tons of Pecans on top. Two hours in the oven between 300 and 350F. |
