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A special appliance for cooking ramen at our hostel, Boa Guesthouse, in the Hongdae neighborhood of Seoul. I didn't give it a try, but I was intrigued.
Te Runga Air Scouts (Masterton, New Zealand) learning to make portable metholated spirit cookers from soft drink cans.
Developed by Jim Archer, the slum cooker is a furnace fueled by garbage. Garbage can be burned at high temperatures to alleviate the toxins then the heat can be used by the oven or the eight hotplates. This system rids the slums of their mountains of garbage, gives the inhabitants the ability to clean their own water, and prevents the spread of disease due to less destitute conditions.
Slow Cooker Honey Garlic Chicken
1 tbsp vegetable oil
10 boneless skinless chicken thighs
3/4 cup honey
3/4 cup soy sauce
3 tbsp ketchup
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 tbsp minced fresh ginger root
1 can pineapple tidbits, drained with juice reserved
2 tbsp cornstarch
1/4 cup water
Heat oil in skillet over medium heat and cook thighs until evenly browned on all sides. Place thighs in slow cooker.
In a bowl mix honey, soy sauce, ketchup, garlic, ginger and reserved juice. Pour into slow cooker.
Cover and cook four hours on high. Stir in pineapple tidbits just before serving.
Mix the cornstarch and the water in a small bowl. Remove thighs from slow cooker. Blend the cornstarch mixture into remaining sauce to thicken. Serve over chicken.
Comparison of classic CooKit cooker (right) with revised version based on simpler plan. Full description on the solar cooking forum.
For more information about solar cooking, see solarcooking.org/.
There's no Zojirushi within easy reach/google of me with a reasonable price and reasonable peace of mind (I would have liked some form of warranty that I can wrangle and kill the salesman over). The cheapest and most reliable came to about $350 on ebay.sg.
This 5.5cup Tiger was $250 (I kind of regretted it later on when I found a 10 Tiger 10 cupper for $260 at another shop but I never knew that another shop existed anyways) and thus I went for it. it comes with the multi function and what looks like fuzzy logic/micom to me and that's good enough.
also works as a steamer and a slow cooker ^_^v
I like it :D
Te Runga Air Scouts (Masterton, New Zealand) learning to make portable metholated spirit cookers from soft drink cans.
Another pic of work in progress at the bungalow I inherited from my mother, than I now live in with Kerry.
Kitchen after refurbishment with new cupboards and worktop, new cooker, new wooden flooring and redecorated, Putney SW15.
The cooker has 2 cover plates on the top that are used to deflect the heat downward. The heat is not strong enough to bake a pie buy warm enough to warm most things. Max temp is said to be 180 degrees
Note the tabs which are not in Mrs. Pardeshi’s original design. After this stage the cooker was covered in several layers of newspaper stuck using flour paste and left to dry before being painted. The silver lining was added last.
Who needs a Viking Range? just gather some sticks and a pressure cooker and make the best dahl bat (rice + lentils + seasonings) you can imagine.
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I recently bought this unit from Costco for just $30. I can see why Roger Ebert is so enthusiastic about it, it really works!
blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/2008/11/the_pot_and_how_to_use_i...
When the pressure cooker reaches 15 psi, the weight will start to shake. It will make a loud "SHA-ka-ta, SHA-ka-ta, SHA-ka-ta" noise. This is good. Now set the timer for 18 minutes.
From our trip to Kingsway Hospital last night =]
Didn't get too many good shots nailed as security clocked us
pretty early on our entry in.
But we will be back =]
Took a photo of the cables on the back my cooker before disconnecting them to replace a broken element.
Tenuous Link: orange, green, purple and brown lines (wires)
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Finished, before paint
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