Protecting the environment and building resilience to climate change
This little book is a brief guide to saving energy using a Haybox Thermal Cooker. Just click to download it.
Haybox Cooking
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What is a haybox? It’s basically an insulated box in which you place your partly cooked food. The heat energy held in the pot and the food completes the cooking process without any external heat input.
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Haybox cookers are so called because the early versions used hay as insulation. It is also referred to as thermal, fireless or retained heat cooking.
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Various forms of haybox cookers are used widely in the developing world to cut down on the use of firewood. This saves time spent in gathering fuel and helps reduce deforestation. Conservative estimates of fuel saving vary from 30 – 50 %.
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Video of Bean & Coconut Stew prepared in a Haybox Thermal Cooker.
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Our book, titled "Haybox Cooking - Save Energy with Thermal Cooking" by Jane & Seggy Segaran is available in print and e-book form from Amazon.
