Full Day Of Solar Cooking - Ecoflow River Pro Portable Power Station - What I Eat In A Day

[@CounterCooking]

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[@akai454]

Yaaaaay im so glad you made a solar electric cooking video , this is excellent , you tell us ALLof the values Time , panel wattage, input wattage , appliance wattage And you started the test at Zero Percent battery so that you would be using 100 percent electricity that you harvested from the Sun . Awesome, perfect , you presented this like a Scientist. Im going to try your brownie recipe , thanks . I look forward to seeing more of these solar cooking videos, Thanks 😀

[@ri-imagine-life]

Love this! Shows just what is possible using the power station. I can’t wait to make that almond butter brownie!!

[@Mae-nr7wr]

cool device! cooking with solar sounds like a fun challenge

[@MySonsMother]

It is fun and it is a challenge.

[@vinylapplying]

You can use 300w lamp brightness regulator to adjust power for this devices. I bring 400w rice cooker to 250w and difference is not big, 1l water boil on 400w for 19min and 25min for 250w.

[@akai454]

Awesome that you know that you can use a light dimmer for resistive loads . My variable temp soldering iron stopped working so I put in a light dimmer to vary my temp lol 😀

[@jackieflynt995]

Yas, girl! Love this & learned so much. Would love to see more of these. You rock!

[@CounterCooking]

thanks

[@chellelivinggreen]

That was awesome!!! So that you can still eat good without having the big household appliances

[@svlittlegem24]

Hi. You can expect some depleting off the output on the solar panels as the percenage of shading on the panels increses. Thats normal. But the vlog is interesting. Gerard.

[@ZZ-zj4ky]

Great video! Real-time examples. Thanks.

[@kellyjohnson3617]

Best sauted escarole I ever had was in Naples Italy. Escarole sauted with slices of garlic and whole Kalamata olives. When done I top with a few pine nuts and grated Romano. Try it! You’ll thank me later. lol

[@CounterCooking]

Sounds great!

[@kellyjohnson3617]

@@CounterCooking I’ve made it many times the past few years after visiting there in 2017. I almost didn’t order it but the waitress talked me into it. So yummy!

[@patriciaribaric3409]

That was impressive!!!

[@_A.V.]

That was a very efficient day of solar powered cooking!.🌤 There is a heat resistor in the Egg Bite Maker that brings the unit up to a set surface temperature of 400°F. Once it reaches 400°F, the Egg Bite Maker will cycle off until it reaches 350°F, then cycle back on until it reaches 400°F. It will oscillate between this 350-400°F range until it's unplugged. In case you're wondering, the Dash Mini Griddle and Mini Grill both have a higher temperature range, from 380°F to 420°F. The highest temperature that any Dash product will reach is 420° F I contacted Dash for the above information awhile back after watching your interesting video testing surface temperatures. Dash was very courteous and responsive.

[@rosepaul9681]

Thanks for the details.

[@heathervasey]

I lost my light too 😞

[@deanobrovo8595]

It's not "Echo" flow, it's Ecoflow. Pronounced eeko

[@CounterCooking]

I prefer to call it "echo", like economical. It's a much better way to pronounce it.

[@frankroper3274]

You must have really good blood sugar to eat so many carbs and starches! Mine runs high so I try to stay away from carbs.

[@CounterCooking]

Look into the work of Dr. Esselstyn and T Colin Campbell.

[@debbiesdeathpile]

It’s not an echo flow, it’s an e co flow

[@CounterCooking]

Echo Flow sounds better and is better. 😁

[@debbiesdeathpile]

@@CounterCooking If your an idiot maybe

[@Liberal.Linda.]

I agree. ​@@CounterCooking

[@heathervasey]

Wait... "easy to make yourself"? You mean the freeze dried fruit?!? How??

[@CounterCooking]

i mean the flavored “instant” oatmeal versus the stuff sold in packets