Fireless cookers are a stewardship solution for every household.
John 6:12
“Gather up the pieces that are left over. Let nothing be wasted.” (Jesus after feeding the 5,000)
Fireless Cookers.
Jesus, leading by example, encourages us to minimize the waste of resources …
Fireless cookers can complete the cooking process for many foods while conserving fuel, forest, and financial resources at the same time.
We train women how to make and use this simple technology, which can cut cooking costs by 50% or more. Less time cooking over a fire also reduces the danger of fire and smoke, improving health and giving women more freedom for gardening or other household chores.
Every home in the world can save time, money, and cooking fuel by learning how to make and use a fireless cooker.
Stewardship Solution.
God has called us to glorify him in every dimension of life. Fireless cookers help us to honor God as good stewards of the resources we use to cook our food.
A wide variety of foods can be cooked including meat or vegetable stews, beans, rice, lentils, potatoes, ugali, etc. They are simple to make with local materials and are easy to use. After starting the cooking process using traditional fuels like firewood or gas, a fireless cooker is an insulating basket that traps heat and allows the cooking process to be completed without using additional fuel.
Building your own Fireless Cookers
Only a few supplies are needed to create a Fireless Cookers:
Basket
Thread (strong, cobbler string)
Needle
Scissors
Insulating Material
Cloth
Fireless cookers are a creation stewardship solution for every household.
Beneficiaries.
Women and children are the primary beneficiaries of this simple technology. A fireless cooker is a kitchen friendly and climate friendly technology that also helps to minimize the problem of deforestation.
