Solar Cooking?

[Raven+Squid]

I LOVE cooking with Solar!  I have 3 options I use, a large Sun-Oven, a SolarFlair and a $5.00 dollar DIY Solar Oven.  The Link below is from my blog, I wrote an article about the SolarFlair... might be what you are looking for!
-AK

http://www.pocketfullofwanderlust.com/2014/01/solar-options-the-sunflair-portable-solar-oven.html

I was looking at the Solarflair. How is the quality and functionality. Worth the money?

Thanks for the write up, looks good.

 

[akblack10]

Raven+Squid, I think the SolarFlair is well made, it functions as advertised!
-AK

 

[Raven+Squid]

Thanks for the info, much appreciated!

I'm ordering it, after I get final approval that is. 

Squid

 

[Nancy13]

I bought a Sun Oven before realizing other options were available. It does get nice and hot, and it has a door that shuts on it. It also came with accessories that are useful. I haven't made much use of it because of time, but I am going to browse the cooking threads for ideas.

 

[regis101]

I'll be doing some solar cooking for the next three days.  Chicken n rice.  Pot roast n veggies.  Sausage n veggies.  Not necessarily in that order.  

I use a basic kit from http://www.solarcookers.org/index.php  because they help on a global scale.  The kit I have from them is NLA except for the folding basic cardboard unit.

 

[jimindenver]

I have been using a Sport and Sun oven for three years and recently added the SunFlair. It is not the same as the first two but certainly get the job done given time. I think a folding kit is much better for the dweller than the oven due to the room they take to store. That said the oven are nicer and get hotter faster.

I hope to have a solar cook off at the next RTR to go along with my talk on solar cooking.

 

[regis101]

Yummo.

 

[jimindenver]

Good job!