Solar cooking systems are an eco-friendly and efficient way to prepare food using sunlight. Solar cookers use reflective surfaces (like mirrors or aluminum foil) to concentrate sunlight onto a cooking vessel. The heat generated cooks the food inside.
Types of Solar Cookers:
Box Cookers: These have an insulated box with a glass or plastic lid. Sunlight enters through the lid and heats the interior.
Parabolic Cookers: Shaped like a satellite dish, they focus sunlight onto a central point for intense heat.
Panel Cookers: Made of reflective panels that direct sunlight onto a pot or tray.
Hybrid Cookers: Combine solar and conventional cooking methods.
Advantages:
Clean Energy: No fuel or electricity required.
Environmentally Friendly: Reduces carbon footprint.
Low Operating Costs: Once set up, solar cooking is free.
Health Benefits: No smoke or indoor pollution.
Limitations:
Weather Dependence: Requires sunny days.
Cooking Time: Slower than conventional methods.
Capacity: Usually smaller portions.
Recipes: Solar cookers can prepare various dishes, including rice, stews, vegetables, and even baked goods.
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- Name: SOLAR COOKING SYSTEM
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