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Made some pasta sauce(ground beets, tvp, kale, garlic, zataar) and left it out for 45 minutes in the vacuum tube, in the afternoon sun. Turned out so good.
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 @neauoire every time you post about this i think of the Mr. Wizard's World (80s kids science show) episode where he cooks breakfast on a variety of solar contraptions, including some shiny metallic funnels on sticks! 8 year old me thought it was the coolest, of course, but these vacuum tubes are even more neat. The episode is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bObVFVu_3A @neauoire it's really cool tech, i first found it through Kirstren Dirksen video of a nomadic shepherd (13:30 onward) @lrlna we tried it only once overcast(it has been sunny recently), and it still worked, but it took almost twice as long. @neauoire same concept is used for more industrial power generation using these vacuum tubes filled with oil that would then get used to generate steam I believe as a source of power for turbine electricity generation. You’d have a small field filled with one long long tube in a single closed system. Did one summer internship at a renewable energy research facility and it was fascinating I learned so much.
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@lrhodes that was the first thing we tried :) and yes. @moonglum the tray has a standard bolt fitting at the end, and we can screw on a round scrub pad. We've been using it twice a day everyday this week, and each time we use it, the steam seems to clean the left-over of what we cooked before. 
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@jfmblinux aliexpress sells them, there's a bunch of outlets depending on your location.  @geography yeah, we made potatoes with olive oil as one of the first recipes we tried.   |
@neauoire Wow, that sounds delicious!!