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Tailgaiting, solar style.
With a car-shade funnel cooker going on the tailgate and solar hot-water waiting up above in the black tube-shwer.
The driveway is a great place to catch the last rays of the day and finish up the roast for dinner.
Trip to RAF croft with night photographer and some friends new in to urbexing, found this in quite an empty explore with not much left around.
Lit natural by myself and used another flash slaved inside the cooker with a red gel on and flashed the background with a green gel.
Thanks to nightphotographer for lighting the cookers rings with a touch and a red gel.
1 of Salt
1 of Pepper
1 of Cumin
1 of Paprika
1 of Oregano
1 of Basil
1 of Chilli Flakes
1 of Marjoram
1 of Cinnamon
1 of pack chicken stock
1 of pack beef stock
Texas style chili con carne in the pressure cooker. Everything layered in the cooker. First bacon, then the beef, broth and spices mix, topped with ground tortillas and finished off with crushed tomatoes.
After 30 minutes the thermometer was reading 275F and the glass cooking pot was very hot.
After an hour and fifteen minutes, the potatoes were cooked through and the zucchini was perfectly done.
Chicken in sun dried tomato sauce. Why does everything from the slow cooker look like vomit when you first put it in there?
In a few minutes of Kathmandu's morning sun, this solar cooker lit one of FoST's fuel briquettes.
Photo by Rob Goodier/E4C
A solar cooker in rural Dari Noor.
From a visual and Google Image Search, I think this is from Solarstan.
A new recipe this time: the turkey-type seitan from Nonna's Italian Kitchen. The main differences from what I've made in the past are the dried mushroom powder in the broth, and the diluted Marmite in the seitan. Should be interesting.
Sorry for the crappy focus. The steam rising made it hard to get a sharp focus, and I was too impatient to wait for it to cool off.