Fireless

(termed a Fireless Cooker), it is possible to cook for long periods of time using only retained heat.

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The Chambers Fireless Gas Range, an enameled gas stove, was invented by John Chambers in 1910.

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Mother of the modern trophy stove, the iconic Chambers Fireless Gas Range was manufactured in Shelbyville, Indiana, from 1912 to 1955, where a huge home economics department fastidiously created stylish, no-fail recipes to help market the stove.

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesIntroduction to training: defining expectations and needs, clarifying goals and objectives; identifying group resources

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesSolar food dryers: construction

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesLooking at your community: the potential for solar food drying

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesThe use of solar food dryers

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesStorage of dried foods

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Point out the fact that a second project (either another dryer or a Fireless Cooker) may be started upon completion of the first one.

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Fireless cookersThe use of dried foodsPreparing for the fairConclusion to trainingAppendicesWorking with a group: dynamics and facilitation skills

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