[Stoves] solar cooking in time Re: Others may know this but it new to me WILSON SOLARCOOKER

Dr.-Ing. Dieter Seifert doseifert at googlemail.com
Thu May 15 07:08:01 CDT 2014


Dear Otto and list,

The answer to Paal's question "What shall you do With a solar cooker, when the sun set and People like to have their warm supper
after a long day in the fields?" is very simple: The meal was prepared in the time when the sun was shining, than the pots
were transferred to hay boxes/hay baskets and all is ready and warm for eating just when people arrive (described e.g. in the book "Fireless Cookery" Seattle 1981)
In the case of cooking with firewood instead of that, the meal has to be cooked and people have to wait hungry or they have to collect firewood.

  

In 2011 my wife noted the number of days she cooked with our parabolic cooker (Alsol 1.4) with 1.4 m reflector diameter.
On 157 days she cooked all meals of the day, she baked and made conserves and she did not touch her electric stove in the kitchen,
because solar cooking in the garden gives more pleasure, needs less attention etc. In regions with scarcity of firewood
there is regularly more sunshine per year than here in Upper Bavaria.

I think that traditions (also e.g. that the rice has to taste of smoke 
etc.) should be abandoned before the last tree disappeared.


With best wishes
Dieter



Am 14.05.2014 21:35, schrieb Otto Formo:
> Michael N,
>   
> There are a lot of good ideas out there, but if they are not put into practice or action, what`s the point.....................?
>   
> I was very dissapointed to find out that this was a "scam" and fake in broad daylight.
>   
> Like Paal used to say:
> "What shall you do With a solarcooker, when the sun set and People like to have their warm supper after a long day in the fields?"
>   
> YES, that could have been solved by the Wilson Solar Cooker.
> Now, the only Mr. Wilson, I will remember from the US, is the nighbour to Dennis..........that`s all.........:)
>   
> May be that`s the best way too.
> Otto
>   
>

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