Off Grid Disaster Cooking - A Simple Plan: DRH Part 6 #098
Listen to the Podcast: Click Here - Today Joe and Creek discuss several simple, affordable and DIY options for a functional, 4 season, off-grid kitchen so you and the ones you love can prepare food and boil water when a disaster strikes.
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Today We’ll Geek Out On:
- The vital importance of having a disaster kitchen plan.
- Kelly Kettles, Rocket Stoves, ECO Zoom, Solar Cooking.
- The advantages AND disadvantages of kerosene cook stoves, wood burning cook stoves, open fire cooking and cooking on a BBQ grill for a long term disaster.
• And a lot more...
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[OVERVIEW]
Today Joe and Creek discuss several simple, affordable and DIY options for a functional, 4 season, off-grid kitchen so you and the ones you love can prepare food and boil water when a disaster strikes.
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[DISCUSSION POINTS]
OFF-GRID COOKING & BOILING
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
- Over 80% of US households are dependent of grid tied cooking (electric or gas)
- Electric stoves are more common than gas stoves in American households. Nearly 60 percent of Americans homes have an electric stove, according to the Consumer Energy Center.
- Almost every large-scale disaster interrupts electricity, and some interrupt gas.
WHY DO WE NEED A BACK UP?
- Cooking/reconstituting meals
- Boiling water
BACK UP COOKING/BOILING OPTIONS – in order of simplicity
WHY SIMPLE? The more expensive and harder to implement something is, the less likely someone is to do it.
- BBQ Grill
- Use what you already have – just add more fuel
- State of the Barbeque Industry reported that 64% of US Adults own a grill. Of those, approximately 61% is gas, 49% charcoal, and 10% electric.
- Need extra fuel
- 20 lb propane tanks
- Garbage cans filled with charcoal
- My brother had his BBQ grill tied to a natural gas line
- Open Fire Cooking
- Not ideal
- Requires wood
- Requires practice
- Requires certain equipment
- Cast Iron
- Adjustable Gravity Cooking Grate
- Tripod
- Kelly Kettle
- Very efficient little boiler for reconstitution
- Developed by Irish fisherman for making tea
- Only uses sticks and twigs
- Really great option for Freeze Dried Foods
- Rocket Stoves
- What is a Rocket Stove?
- A rocket stove is an efficient and hot burning stove using small-diameter wood fuel.[1][2] Fuel is burned in a simple combustion chamber containing an insulated vertical chimney, which ensures almost complete combustion prior to the flames reaching the cooking surface.
- ECO-ZOOM
- History in developing countries
- Small fuel
- WOK compatible
- $120
- Other store-bought options?
- Build Your Own
- 25 Brick Rocket Stove https://www.creekstewart.com/rocketstove
- Kerosene Cook Stoves
- If you’re storing kerosene
- Perfection Cookstove (old little gem)
- Alpaca Portable Kerosene Cooker
- Wood Burning Cookstove
- Investment
- Free standing options
- Need to have fuel on hand
- Water jackets available
- While the majority of U.S. households are heated by electricity (38.7 percent) or utility gas (48.1 percent), 1.9 percent rely on wood for heat. 100% of homes in the US used wood or coal for heat just over 100 years ago. Compare this to Germany where over 50% of homes use wood fuel for heat.
- Solar Cooking / GoSun
- The GOSUN.co/collections/solar-ovens collection of Solar Ovens REALLY work. They work in all weather and 4 seasons. If you see a shadow it will work. IT’s Like MAGIC!!!
- They are all portable also. Average cook time is 1 hour. The FUSION has a 12v add on for cooking when the sun runs out.
- WE have two units here… we have supported them since they began releasing designs on Kickstarter.
Final Take Away / Action Steps...
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