Thermos . . . . .

Emergency Cooking Methods: Cooking with a Thermos
https://offgridsurvival.com/cooking-with-a-thermos/

During an emergency, where power and gas may be hard to come by, a thermos can be a great way to cook a wide variety of slow cooking foods. Cooking things like rice and beans can take hours, using a huge amount of fuel that you usually can’t afford to waste during an emergency.

Using a thermos can be a great way to save that precious fuel when cooking things that have a long cooking time. If you’ve ever cooked with a crockpot, then the concept of cooking with a thermos is pretty similar. It allows you to simmer foods for a long time, with only the fuel that’s required to boil the initial water.   ---CONTINUED---

Includes:

How to Cook with a Thermos
What can you cook in a Thermos?

How to Cook Rice in a Thermos
https://oureverydaylife.com/475654-how-to-cook-rice-in-a-thermos.html

Thermos cooking has been used by campers and hikers for many years and is growing in suburban popularity. Using a thermos to cook rice, wheat and other grains simplifies the process. Since the preparation is the only step utilizing a heat source, cooking in a thermos is energy efficient. It also saves time because you aren't laboring over the stove, making sure the rice is cooked perfectly. Planning ahead is the key when cooking rice in a thermos, allowing enough time for the grains to absorb enough water and cook. ---CONTINUED---

Thermos Cooking Tips, Reviews & Recipes
http://www.thermoscooking.com/

If you want to learn how to cook healthy food while saving yourself time and energy, you’ve come to the right place.

It’s Efficient – A thermos is the most fuel efficient way to cook. Period.
It’s Easy – You don’t have to stand over the stove stirring food all day.
It’s Healthy – Cook healthy whole grains without the time and trouble.   ---CONTINUED---

Includes:

Thermos Cooking Basics

Cooking Whole Oat Groats  
Cooking Pasta    
Cooking Cracked Wheat    
Cooking Steel Cut Oats    
Cooking Quinoa

Additional Recipes

Cranberry
Nut Oatmeal    
Cinnamon Raisin Oatmeal    
Italian Qunioa and Sausage    
Whole Wheat Chili    
Mediterranean Tabouli Salad

Equipment

Choose a Thermos    
Electric Kettle Reviews

Nutrition Info  

Millet Nutrition Facts    
Oats Nutrition Facts    
Whole Wheat Nutrition Facts    
Quinoa Nutrition Facts    
Instant Oatmeal vs. Whole Oats

Myth or Fact: Can You Really Cook in A Thermos on the Move?
https://www.askaprepper.com/myth-or-fact-can-you-really-cook-in-a-thermos-on-the-move/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=AAP

  The Challenge

A quality Thermos can capture heat and keep it there for hours.

The Thermos has long been the choice for day-long coffee drinkers and tomato soup carriers. That said, we were asked by one of our readers if the Thermos could be used as a viable cooking vessel when you are on the move.

This was incredibly intriguing, and we jumped at the chance to try cooking foods in our Thermos. What follows is a deep dive into a variety of food types and how they fare being cooked with boiling hot water or stock, over time, inside of a Thermos.   ---CONTINUED---