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| - | Retained heat cooking can be used in combination with solar cookers and rocket stoves. This combination enables you to cook at any time, rain or shine, without fossil fuels. See [solar cookers] for more information. | + | Retained heat cooking can be used in combination with solar cookers and rocket stoves. This combination enables you to cook at any time, rain or shine, without fossil fuels. See [solar cookers](https:// |
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| + | It’s not a new idea – this is a vintage ‘fireless cooker’ from the 1920s. | ||
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| + | ## Further resources | ||
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| + | ## Specialist curators of this topic | ||
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