Solar Power (Sun) Cooking-Solar Recipes

Solar Cooking Wiki-Recipes
https://solarcooking.fandom.com/wiki/Recipes

Below are the favorite recipes of many different solar cooks. However, be aware that you can use almost any standard recipe if you follow these cooking guidelines. ---CONTINUED---

Includes:
   Guidelines and cooking tips
   Beverages
   Appetizers
   Soup
   Snacks
   Bread
   Eggs & Cheese
   Vegetables
   Grains and Beans
   Casseroles
   Salads
   Pasta & Rice
   Poultry
   Meat Dishes
   Seafood
   Desserts
   Fruit

solar oven chef
http://solarovenchef.blogspot.com/

  Starting from July 1, 2009, I am cooking with my solar oven every sunny day for one year. Solar cooking is easy, fun and economical. A solar oven is a wonderful addition to any kitchen.   ---CONTINUED---

Lots of recipes at this site:

Sun Oven-recipes
https://www.sunoven.com/category/daily-solar-cooking-recipe/

10 Great Collapse-Day Recipes for the Solar Cooker:
https://thesurvivalmom.com/10-great-collapse-day-recipes-for-the-solar-cooker/

  (SNIP) ...  You’ll appreciate these someday when the grid is down and zombies are walking up your front sidewalk!

Includes:

1. I Don’t Want to Bean Hungry Bean Bake

2. Lentil Me See If We Have Something To Eat Casserole

3. Quick! Cook All the Freezer Meat Stew!

4. The Police Have “Desserted” Us, Peach Cobbler

5. Crab All the Food At the Grocery Store
**Skip the frying pan and put some oil in your dish and lay the Crab cakes in it.
Then put in Solar Cooker until hot and heated or spread in a dish and use as a dip.

6. Did Grandma REALLY Eat Chicken Foot Soup?
**Recipe is in second paragraph

7. Dark Disaster Dream Bars
**Cook in Solar Cooker until it looks done, moist but not too jiggly

8. A Loaded .22 Baked Potato

9. Squirrely Friends Should Stay At Someone Else’s House

10. TVP (The Vegetarian Penne)
**Substite the beef with TVP if desired.

Food Storage for the Solar Oven-Recipes (Recipes begin on page
http://www.sunoven.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/EverythingUnderTheSun.pdf
by Wendy DeWitt

" . . . We all have questions and concerns about food storage. What should I buy? What will it cost? Where do I store it? How do I cook it? What about rotation? There are hundreds of answers to these questions and the following information isn’t right or wrong, it’s just the way I do it.

Most of the recipes in previous versions of this book were “made from scratch” recipes. This version includes a “user friendly” section for meals that are more easily prepared. These recipes have been given only to show you the kind of things can be stored and how to cook them in a solar oven. Your family will appreciate it if you use your own favorite recipes." --- CONTINUED---

Scroll down to pages 5 for the recipes:

It's Time to Solar Cook - A Guide and Cookbook
http://www.nadeet.org/sites/default/files/pdf/educational_material/It%27s%20Time%20to%20Solar%20Cook.pdf

 Welcome to Solar Cooking! While many of Namibia's natural resources, especially firewood, are becoming scarce, we have ample amount of energy from the sun. this energy is free and clean thereby guarding human and environmental health. There are a variety of cookery designs available througoht the world that use solar energy directly to cook food. The parabolic solar cooker and the box solar oven are the two most commonly used types in Namibia. this guide explains how these devices work, how to cook with and maintain them and where they can be purchase. It also provides many delicious Namibian solar cooking recipes that are regularly prepared and enjoyed at NaDeet Center. Lastly, a quick reference guide gives tips for successful solar cooking.   ---CONTINUED---