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Sun Cooking Essentials Class
by JW

In this online event, find out how to harness the power of the sun to cook, dehydrate, purify water, and be better prepared for emergencies.

Tuesday February 23rd, 2016   –  7:00 p.m. CST, (8:00 p.m. EST / 6:00 p.m. MST / 5:00 p.m. PST)

Sign up today at: http://events.attendthisevent.com/Flyer/?eventid=80387148

 

Sun Cooking Essentials Class
 by JW

In this online event, find out how to harness the power of the sun to cook, dehydrate, purify water, and be better prepared for emergencies.

Tuesday February 23rd, 2016   –  7:00 p.m. CST, (8:00 p.m. EST / 6:00 p.m. MST / 5:00 p.m. PST)

Sign up today at: http://events.attendthisevent.com/Flyer/?eventid=80387148

 

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Off-Grid Food Prep
by Aaron M

Today, I want to switch gears from my usual fare and discuss something a little different. Each month, I want to try and accomplish a routine task completely “Off-Grid.” This month, special thanks to a decent little garden, I wanted to do an article on a project that includes – as close to exclusively as possible – things that I’m growing myself.

Because there are so many more qualified and experienced speakers on this subject, I rarely veer into the realm, although it’s one I enjoy very much: Cooking.
Off-Grid Food Prep
 by Aaron M

Today, I want to switch gears from my usual fare and discuss something a little different. Each month, I want to try and accomplish a routine task completely “Off-Grid.” This month, special thanks to a decent little garden, I wanted to do an article on a project that includes – as close to exclusively as possible – things that I’m growing myself.

Because there are so many more qualified and experienced speakers on this subject, I rarely veer into the realm, although it’s one I enjoy very much: Cooking.
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Cooking with the Sun
by Hilarybethhodge

We hit 108°F this week in the Sierra Foot Hills of California.  It's too hot to do much of anything, but it is definitely too hot to cook in the house.  We have used our sun oven all summer, but this week we were particularly thankful to have an outdoor cooking apparatus, something that requires no electricity, charcoal, or propane.

The following recipes are fool-proof, easy, and reliable recipes for cooking in your sun-oven.  You don't have to own a sun oven or solar cooker to use these recipes; you can easily use these recipes in your electric or gas oven as well.  However, I highly recommend a sun oven.  They are efficient, easy to use, and help to keep the heat outside on hot summer days.
Cooking with the Sun
 by Hilarybethhodge

We hit 108°F this week in the Sierra Foot Hills of California.  It's too hot to do much of anything, but it is definitely too hot to cook in the house.  We have used our sun oven all summer, but this week we were particularly thankful to have an outdoor cooking apparatus, something that requires no electricity, charcoal, or propane.

The following recipes are fool-proof, easy, and reliable recipes for cooking in your sun-oven.  You don't have to own a sun oven or solar cooker to use these recipes; you can easily use these recipes in your electric or gas oven as well.  However, I highly recommend a sun oven.  They are efficient, easy to use, and help to keep the heat outside on hot summer days.
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