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Post by cajunlady87 on Jul 21, 2019 7:57:53 GMT -7
The Boss Lady has mentioned dehydrating items in her vehicle. I have used the sun to dry shrimp, a delicacy in my area. Just recently with temps rising in the 3 digits, someone used the sun to bake biscuits in their vehicle.
My point is experimenting with the sun to dehydrate items and write down the process for future reference. I'm sure if you did an online search you'd find many ideas of what foods to try and go with it. It can't hurt.
I remember a former member making a solar box and baking a chicken dinner in it. We kinda got away from this topic. Time to touch base with it again.
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Post by ColcordMama on Jul 29, 2019 6:34:09 GMT -7
Someone here (Phoenix area) mentioned that they got a temp reading of the inside of their vehicle of 130 degrees after sitting out in full sun all day. Isn't that crockpot on low temperature? Would I be able to put a closed crockpot container with meat and liquid inside my car all day and get pot roast? Something to think about I guess LOL Or just make more jerky, and get a nice smelling van at the same time. Not much to really LOL or even smile about here lately, terrified about losing hubby Mike this summer and trying to come to terms with the concept.
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Post by thywar on Jul 29, 2019 17:40:03 GMT -7
I have no idea but just because the interior is that I doubt the insulated crock pot would get there.
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Post by angelhelp on Jul 29, 2019 23:38:11 GMT -7
I keep a thermometer in the car. I have often seen it sitting at 70C as it resides on the dashboard. That's plenty hot to cook quite a bit...
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