SLOW-COOK YOUR FAVORITE DISHES

Whether you use the Survival Solar Oven at a campground or in your own backyard, you will appreciate the gentle way it cooks your food.  It has been especially designed for slow-cooking, like a crockpot, operating at cooking temperatures between 210ºF and 270 ºF. That’s the optimum range for retaining moisture and heating evenly.

Two to four hours of cooking time is sufficient for most dishes. Just point the Survival Solar Oven toward the sun, and let the sunlight do its work. Re-aiming during cooking is rarely necessary.

As a unique design feature, the unit can be placed at either of two heating angles: 30º under direct summer sun, or 60º the rest of the year. An optional reflector can be mounted on the Survival Solar Oven, too, for maximum effect on semi-cloudy days and in deep winter. And if you use the reflector in summer, temperatures up to 350ºF can be achieved.

You will also discover that no stirring is necessary—no matter how long food cooks—because there are no hot spots. In fact, it is virtually impossible to burn food in the Survival Solar Oven.

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Survival Mama writes:

“Last year, flush with tax refund money, I purchased a ‘Survival’ Solar Oven…. I’d been wanting a solar oven for some time after having experimented with recycled box ovens and liking how well they worked. I just wanted something sturdier to cook in that was small enough for me to move by myself and didn’t get dangerously hot to the touch on the exterior. The ‘Survival’ met all of my requirements and the food I’m able to turn out in it is top quality. I’ve baked brownies, cooked soups, lentils, chicken, and vegetables, all with great results. Even on the coldest days, it can produce enough heat to keep a pan of water warm for tea and cocoa.

“I tend to use it the most as a solar slow cooker on hot days when I don’t want to come home and heat up the house, but still want a healthy, satisfying meal at the end of the day. It’s also good for baking dessert or biscuits while your oven is already in use.

“All in all, it’s a great piece of survival equipment…. It saves energy and money; fascinates children (my daughter loves telling people, “The sun baked our bread!”); and offers an intriguing array of potential uses in a crisis situation.”