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food:cooking:cookware [2019/09/10 11:31] frater_secessus [solar ovens] |
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+ | ==== thermos ==== | ||
+ | Thermos cooking is a method of saving fuel and dedicated cooking time by finishing cooking in insulated container. | ||
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+ | > it's the most useful, cheap and easy cooking technique I've ever seen. I've used it with a variety of thrift store thermos bottles, even a stainless steel [59 cent] coffee pitcher-like affair. | ||
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+ | * use a wide mouth thermos to make cleaning easier | ||
+ | * preheat the thermos with boiling water before use. If you want to ease the thermos into it you can fill it halfway with 1/2 room temperature water then top off with boiling water. | ||
+ | * Thermoses((thermi??? | ||
+ | * a canning funnel will make filling the thermos easier((https:// | ||
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