Solar Cooking Pictures

April 4th, 2009 Visit from Sun Ovens International President Paul Munsen, St. George, Utah

Nathan Parry, (L)Jackie Harsha, Paul Munsen

Giant Villager Global Sun Oven

Villager with admirers

Learning about the Villager, My wife Patricia

Teaching our class, Paul Munsen

Solar Cooking Class member being interviewed by local paper

Sharing his experiences from around the world, Paul Munsen

Carrot cake in a Global Sun Oven

Trying out the carrot cake

Little Smokies in a Global Sun Oven

Cookie Dough to put into the Villager Sun Oven

View from the front of the Villager

Finished Villager Cooked Cookies

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Below are some pictures sent in by Malick Seck of Touba Solar Rama from Senegal, currently working in Senegal, Africa. 

Beginnings of a Parabolic Solar Cooker...

A little help moves it along

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Finished Parabolic Cooker with a pot of fish

Added veggies, to make the meal complete

Fully cooked...fish stew?

Now it's the lady's turn

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March 07, 2009 St. George, Utah

Our Daughter Angela, Using the parabolic solar cooker

Angela,cooking hotdogs

The heat is getting to her (or the beans)

Where am I? Oh, yes...the pot

A close up of the results

Dad takes his turn at the parabolic

Popcorn is popping...notice the steam

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Dixie State College Community ED. Spring Solar Cooking Class 2009...click to read about it

March 21st 2009  1st Solar Cooking Class-St. George Utah 

Five different Solar Cookers were used for the class

My wife and kids fashioning a panel cooker

Students mingling and discussing the cookers

Three of my kids running the parabolic...clouds setting in 

Students observing and discussing the cookers

Wheat Bread cooking for the class participants 

Class participants asking my children for information on solar cooking

Starting the Taco Soup in the Hot Pot

Our Second Dixie State Community Ed. Sponsored Solar Cooking Class in the park

Lots of Solar Cookers to cook for 35 class participants (the simple panel cookers were cooking eggs for Easter)

Simple Solar Panel Cookers with darkened canning jars cooking eggs for that day (Easter)

We fabricated 30 of these simple cookers for the class participants, each cost $5.00 to make

Solar Cooking from a high-rise balcony with a parabolic cooker

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This is just a sampling of photos you can find on our site showing solar cookers being used world wide, providing environmentally sound and healthy cooking alternatives for the worlds poorer nations...and here at home.

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