Haines solar cooker ,cooking meatloaf

This is a great solar cooker and the Dutch oven that comes with it is very well made and fits in it perfectly. The meatloaf cooked in the Dutch oven in no time at all and I would give this solar cooker, two thumbs up! The link to purchase one is below.
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[@moviemakerwannabe]

Livin' on love and meatloaf. Sounds like a song just waiting to be written.

[@DuffSweets]

In the hospital, gotta have part of my colon removed! Got me on a clear liquid diet! This is making my mouth water! Lots of risk in having the surgery I need, Just in case I don’t make it, I have throughly enjoyed your content over the years, thank you! your a good guy! Keep doing what your doing! Take care! See you on the other side!

[@bctruck]

I looked through my contacts and thought I had your number. I have your address, but not your number. Call me if you get bored watching budget hospital cable. You’ll be in my prayers brother. You got this!

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Prayers for a successful surgery and a good recovery. May God bless you in this journey.

[@WillowsGarden]

Hi BC, Charly and fur babies! Oh yummy looking meatloaf, good seasonings. I’ve got a #10 can that I use twigs in to cook outside. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed day, be safe!

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Thumbs up 👍 to another person who has more than one way to cook in an emergency. #10 can hobo stoves are a good alternative. I've got a few of them, stashed away, from the days when they came filled with coffee for that very reason. If needed I can give a friend a stove to brew themselves a cup of coffee.

[@bctruck]

It’s getting very hard to find #10 cans now.

[@Aaronmilo122]

Looks yummy and I bet it taste so good knowing it cooked in the sun.

[@bctruck]

I don’t know why, but it always tastes better being cooked in the sun. Next, is ribs in one cooker and chicken in the other.

[@survival7691]

That looks so good, I love meatloaf! I'm making some prepper stew tonight with some homemade pull apart rolls (trying out the auguson farms powdered butter in those). I did one can of whole potatoes, one can of triple succotash which has lima beans corn and tomatoes in it, one can of keystone beef, and a handful of frozen peppers and onions. Threw it all in a pot, added some water and flour to thicken it. I'm trying out my prepper recipes to see what kind of different stuff I can come up with and to see which canned foods i actually like. The stew was pretty good.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

You and Charly make a great team. Quite evident why you were successful with long haul trucking. Otherwise, you may not have survived your first cross country together. BTW, I like that recipe. Never thought about adding BBQ sauce to the ketchup. Thanks, too, for the tip on frozen veg mix. I need to get some of that. Here, it seems that either I don't have those ingredients or when I do, too much goes to waste. By the time you dished up the results from the cooker, I was drooling and ah wishing. After watching some Haines videos, I like the ease of putting it together, adjusting it & taking it apart with snaps. Sure makes storage, between uses, much easier. While the All Season Solar cooker isn't hard, just a bit more time consuming to get it back into the original carton. I also like that pot and the pot support design that retains heat. That's something I want to DIY if I can find the right material. Can see you using that pot in all of your solar cookers. If the weather is right, plan to do some spray painting today to adapt some glass and metal containers to solar cooking. Thank you for the inspiration and incentive to explore this topic, including what to do to a pickle jar, so I can cook in it. Soon, I hope to experiment with the possibility of perking coffee (can already do instant) in the ASSC. Bringing me one step closer my goal to having every way, known to man, to make a cup of coffee! Again, thank you. Hope for a blessed Saturday for you and yours. Godspeed, if you go beyond your gate.

[@bctruck]

Because I have the mostly empty trailer, I leave them assembled. I think my next solar cooking video will be trying to use all three at the same time. Baked potatoes in one. Meat in another and maybe some bread in the third.

[@cavtroopermunoz]

I should not be watching meat loaf cooking videos after midnight. I could smell it from here.Yum.

[@bctruck]

No sun to cook with at night!

[@bradvaughan1409]

That meatloaf looks amazing and I’m stuck at work hungry.

[@bctruck]

Sorry!!

[@NormanMcGregor]

Solar cokked Meatloaf is the best For Sure!!

[@abeldeleon3094]

Man oh man that looks delicious, the fact that you get a cooking pot and takes up minimal space when stored makes this a winner in my book. 👍👍

[@bctruck]

Yeah, the pot certainly adds a lot of value to this.

[@brownlab8765]

Looks good. Have a great Saturday! 🏜

[@bctruck]

You too!

[@TheRedneckprepper]

now i like that one easy to put together and store flat ! yep , some day i will be cooken with one

[@bctruck]

It is easily portable.

[@Leafrench1]

I could smell that meatloaf through my TV. Tell Charly that I am going to try her recipe. I love me some meatloaf and now I got to make one. I may try to make one on my homemade solar oven. Yours even browned around the edge. You know my mama use to put cabbage in a pan and put the meatloaf on top of it and bake it like that. The cabbage and meat cook together. If you like cabbage, you got to try it. You needed some mashed taters to of went with that meatloaf. Yummy!

[@ChiefAUS]

I am not a fan of meatloaf. But with the price of hamburger going up you may not be able to enjoy meatloaf much longer. lol I did enjoy you and Charly bantering back and forth was worth listening to. Have a good day.

[@bctruck]

I may cook some ribs next time.

[@NOFx420x]

i want one to camp with but would need to work dimmer days since im in Washington state. currently i use portable gas and twig burners and a few alcohol stove when hiking. and tha dinner skinner is still working great and the mini Skinner is my go to during dear season

[@bctruck]

Yeah, these need at least three hours of full sun to really get up into the 275-300 degree range.

[@nsn828]

Hello from Guam, USA. Looks so delicious

[@bctruck]

Hello!

[@msgtjim4692]

Looks like another very good, more affordable, plus portable solar oven when compared to the All American oven, which I have. This would make a good oven for those that travel in RVs or head out camping a lot.

[@bctruck]

It is a great alternative for folks that aren’t sure that they’ll like solar cooking and don’t want to invest a lot of money.

[@Jimwill01]

And well over 50% of your viewers just gained 10 lbs! At least I ain't alone!

[@bctruck]

Sorry! It’s low carb!

[@saltyshellback]

I might have to make some of that meatloaf in my regular oven.😋

[@bctruck]

I never really cared much for meatloaf u til I started cooking it in the solar oven.

[@stevekundzala676]

It looks DELICIOUS! Maybe you could bake a couple small potatoes along with the meatloaf. I guess you could just put the potatoes in the pot or next to the pot.

[@bctruck]

I will try baked potatoes next time.

[@RobbsHomemadeLife]

This was a wonderful meatloaf recipe. You guys did good. But I never got besides the ones I made and it was the syllable

[@bctruck]

I’m really liking meatloaf now.

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Awesome!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@bctruck]

Thanks!

[@sueoneal2249]

That looks delicious! When are you starting your solar cooking channel? 😊

[@bctruck]

That’s a thought!

[@swedesamurai3331]

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[@JeffsFreedomGarage]

@BCtruck, BC Blades - On colder days, would it be possible to place a sheet of clear plastic or really thin glass over the solar cooker or on top of the pot in the solar cooker to retain more of the heat?

[@bctruck]

This one had clear plastic. The other one uses oven bags.

[@yoyoglock4]

The meatloaf looked great! I would love to try solar cooking. What was the total time for the meatloaf?

[@bctruck]

About 3 hours and a half hour after I put the glaze on it.

[@nataliewei5855]

Thank for testing this. Do I have to turn it? Because I want to leave it in my yard before I go to work and it'd be done when I come back. So I can't turn it.

[@bctruck]

Oh yes. You have to keep it turned towards the sun as it moves.

[@theresajukiewicz3092]

I’m coming for dinner

[@bctruck]

Better make it quick! I’m not known for leftovers lasting very long.

[@fallonw7915]

Could you make cookies and things without this pot....? Or basically you have to use this pot with this oven

[@bctruck]

You don’t have to use this pot but you would need something with a lid to hold the heat in.

[@moviemakerwannabe]

Years ago I think I came across a how to make a solar cooker out of car windshields reflective covers. It was a prepper channel which may no longer be around. Charly, is the pepper onion mix in frozen food section or fresh produce? I'd like to know if solar ovens can bake a cake or cookies. (Sorry Brad, I don't want to mess up your diet, so don't try cooking them if it would be a problem.) Do you think that would be possible? I know they take higher baking temps.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Yes, solar cookers can be used for all sorts of baking. I bought 2 dark color loaf pans, 2 8" square baking pans and looking for 2 6-count muffin tins for that very purpose. With loaf bread prices so high, these days, I'm wanting to learn to make loaf bread without using our breadmachine. I can make biscuits and such but haven't mastered the art of kneading dough. Hope this helps, till Brad comes along. He has a heck of a lot more experience in this than I do.

[@moviemakerwannabe]

@@oldtimerlee8820 Thank you Lee. I'd like to try that. Especially in the summer it would keep the heat of baking out of the kitchen.

[@bctruck]

It’s in the frozen food section. Years ago I baked a cake in the solavore.

[@moviemakerwannabe]

@@bctruck Thank you!

[@HNXMedia]

A pound and a half of hamburger meat??? Who can afford that? That is some serious flex there, Mr Rockefeller. For us "common folk" that is 1/3 pound hamburger meat, with equal part oats and equal part again of crackers. 😜

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Many years ago, my mother in law taught me how to make meatloaf. First ingredient was 3 lbs of hamburger. Currently 27% fat is on sale for $2.99/lb and 20% fat is $5.19/lb. That's $8.97 or $15.57 for the first ingredient. Wish I could remember what it cost when I learned to make it. $.39/lb ??

[@bctruck]

A lot of this meat was in out freezer. We bought it back when a working man could afford meat a couple times a week.

[@Big_Johns_Life]

I like me some meat loaf and why not solar meat loaf

[@bctruck]

It sure comes out juicy and cooked just right.