Hey, most of you seem to use the same solaroven. Is it a DIY one that can be used at Wheaton labs or is it one that can be bought? I want to build one and this one looks really good.
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Here is my submission for "Cook Grain with a Solar Oven - PEPBB food.sand.grain.solar":
I am providing photos of the following:
- a picture of your grain cooking in a solar oven
- a picture showing your cooked grain that is obviously at least two cups
I've been wanting to try this method for a while, so I made a makeshift solar cooker to use until I get the stuff for a wood one. I had an interview the afternoon I put rice in it and totally ignored it until I got home several hours later and the rice was completely cooked through. Zero effort required! I am so pleased!
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"And we urge you, brothers and sisters, warn those who are idle and disruptive, encourage the disheartened, help the weak, be patient with everyone. Make sure that nobody pays back wrong for wrong, but always strive to do what is good for each other and for everyone else."
1 Thessalonians 5:14-15
Here is my submission for this BB. Definitely want to get/make a solar oven of my own after doing this!
I cooked white rice and am attaching the following pictures:
- a picture of your grain cooking in a solar oven
- a picture showing your cooked grain that is obviously at least two cups
A note regarding the cookware: I used the pot from my camp cooking set. I bought it some years ago and can't recall what it's made of, and it doesn't say, but it isn't aluminum because I don't buy aluminum. I don't even use aluminum foil.
I cooked my rice in the GoSun vacuum tube solar oven at Wheaton Labs. I couldn't fit a pot in the oven so I split it into two glass bowls which were each marked as 2 cups. Behold!
I cooked quinoa and this was my favorite method of cooking so far!
To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- you must produce at least two cups of grain
- you must use a solar oven
To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
- a picture of your grain cooking in a solar oven
- a picture showing your cooked grain that is obviously at least two cups
Clarifications:
- All food prep and preservation BBs strictly prohibit plastic, teflon or aluminum touching the food at any point
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I used a foil lined box with textured clear stained glass as a top. It worked pretty well! The rice is a bit toothy but I added it to broccoli and cauliflower soup and the family enjoyed it.
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"The winter will ask what we did all summer" - Henry David Thoreau
You know you’re a Permie when: you ask for and receive a solar cooker for Christmas so you can knock out another BB!!
I got a GoSun Sport and finally had clear skies to give it a shot.
First time cooking anything with it, or any solar cooker, while it took >90minutes, it turned out alright!!