At least, it seems that way from the satisfied "customers" who attended and created their own "cookers".
Ever since we've been hearing from attendees about the fabulous cooking experiments they've reported.
Over 26 enthusiastic participants attended and built their own solar cooking device and then went home and started making cakes and all manner of dishes.
Linda Stein, of Highland Terrace neighborhood was the organizer, and is now organizing another class to be held at University Heights Center, August 28th. Contact Linda for more details.
lstein@clearwire.net
Linda Stein (front) organized this successful volunteer class
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Thanks for posting this, Janet! Everyone is invited to come to a SOLAR COOKER BUILDING WORKSHOP at University Heights Community Center, on Saturday, August 28th from 10am - 1pm. It is located right next to the University District farmer's market at 5031 University Way NE. Farmers at the market are donating veggies that we will cook by the sun for you to sample, sun willing!
ReplyDeleteThere is a $10 material fee, but no one will be turned away.$10 enters you in a drawing to win a special Solar Cooker Pot. Tom Sponheim, from Solar Cooker International, will be teaching the class. You will learn about various types of cookers and take home one that you make yourself. This way of cooking is accessible to anyone, as long as the sun shines! You will be surprised at how easy it is. Please RSVP to lstein@clearwire.net. Hope to see you there!
Saturday, August 21st from 10-5, I will be helping to share info about solar cooking at Planet Home, a FREE sustainable living fair at
ReplyDeleteHunter Tree Farm – 7744 35th Ave NE, Seattle.
Lots of great info on all parts of home living, food, music and fun for all! Hope to see you there!