How to cook with out fire!

[Guest trigem]

[JPS]

That's pretty amazing.. I have an old dish hanging onto my house - think I'll give it a try.

[Garufa]

I had a dish but I took it to the range.

[7dogguy]

Very cool- like putting a covered pyrex dish of food to cook in the back window of a car on a hot day - like an oven (literally).

[exiton]

Now I know what to do once my dish network discount runs out!

[bigwakes]

That's pretty wild.

[Guest db99wj]

We used the back deck over the engine on our tanks to warm are MRE's back when I was in!

That is really cool!

[Guest trigem]

Nice thing about sat. dishes, they focus into a very limited area, kind of like a magnifying

glass:koolaid:

[Moped]

Solar stoves are being used in Darfar in the Sudan. They are two cardboard boxes, one inside the other. The inner box is painted black to absorb sunlight, and the heat is trapped with a transparent acrylic lid. Captured solar energy heats up the air in the box enough to boil food and water and bake. There are also plans for collapsible ones on the internet.

[Guest RiseMechanical]

Back when I was in boy scouts, we would wrap some meat and potatoes up in aluminum foil and cook them on the car's manifold on the way to camp. It's works surprisingly well and kept us from having to cook in the dark.

[Murgatroy]

Back when I was in boy scouts, we would wrap some meat and potatoes up in aluminum foil and cook them on the car's manifold on the way to camp. It's works surprisingly well and kept us from having to cook in the dark.

When I was younger I had a gig with a logging crew. That was one of the multiple things I learned at the time. That was how most of our food was heated and cooked.

[Guest carbonarcher]

I must say, after watching this awesome piece, I find myself looking around dumpsters for a "tossed" dish. ie... dumpster diving. LOL I have got to make me one of these.

[Guest uofmeet]

I am going to make one of these....My sister has an extra dish lying around......and if i find 2, i will shoot the other......