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Solar Cooking Photos Page
This page is dedicated to everything solar cooking!
Use this page especially for solar cooking photos and essays on events and happenings that you would like to share in order to promote the joys and benefits of cooking with the power of the sun.
Send us your photos and write-ups on your experiences with solar cooking and we will publish them here on our site.
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This photo shows one of my sons, Joshua, looking in on some solar Lasagna, a ten pound lasagna in fact. The solar oven you see is one I purchased from a company called Tulsi. They are located, and manufacture the ovens, in India.
This photo is of my son, Joshua, holding up a nicely baked salmon using our SOS Sport Solar Oven.This oven is manufactured here in the States; Minnesota.
Here I have a tray of crisp (shrunken) bacon that I pulled out of my Sport solar oven.
Here are three of my solar cookers taking advantage of the abundant sun here in St. George, Utah.
Here you can see a beef pot roast through the glass lid of my "Hot Pot" solar cooker. I love to use this solar cooker, it is great for all kinds of slow cooked dishes.The longer I cooked the roast the more tender it was.

A photo of several women in Mexico using a Hot Pot solar cooker to cook up a traditional stew.The Hot Pot is also manufactured in Mexico.
Here you can see what two solar box cookers can do with bread and a full chicken dinner. Both were made from materials found in any household or building supply store.
Another example of a solar box cooker doing its job of baking cookies.
And some brand new solar box cookers given to village members in Bolivia.
A man who manufactures solar box cookers for sale and use in the vicinity of his shop in a country in Africa. More solar box cookers being used in Peru.
**Below are some of the photos taken during the October 18th 2008 Solar Cooking Class held on behalf of the Vegetarian Society of St. George.My wife and daughter helping prepare the food.
Here I am giving some instruction and information on solar cooking to the participants while the solar cookers do their work. **We had six cookers going at once to cook up grilled onions, broccoli and cauliflower, refried beans, baked cinnamon apples, and peanut butter cookies.
Students and Instructor in front of the solar ovens discussing the finer details of how to cook using the sun's energy.
Here below we have a photo showing several parabolic solar cookers being used on an industrial scale in southeast Asia.The second photo shows a solar cooker sales representative in Africa who goes throughout her area teaching solar cooking skills, repairs and sales of cookers.
October 23, 2008I made this wheat bread using my Sport Solar Oven on a day where the temperature only got to 74°F. At cook time it was only about 65°F. It took an hour to cook.
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Tastes like Sunshine!
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I have always thought it would be neat to be able to really cook stuff without fuel. Recently, I had the time to devote to creating something that can ...
Solar cooker used to make candles
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Hello friends! This is not really cooking;but I used a simple cardboard box cooker to melt wax paraffin,palm and soy to make candles on a small scale....
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* Solar Cooker Photos- St. George, Utah Summer 2009
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