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McCallie beats Baylor 35-9

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By Staff Report October 3, 2014 1 min read

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(Solar) fusion cuisine: Using the power of the sun to cook on the cheap is a patience-testing novelty

To get the best results from a solar oven, the sun must be aligned through a hole.

A solar oven can reach nearly 300 degrees in half an hour.

A solar oven sits in the sun at P5 Preparedness in East Brainerd.

The rack of a solar oven tilts so it remains upright as the oven is angled.

The completed lower section of a do-it-yourself solar cooker based on plans found on Instructables.com.

A double layer of duct tape serves as the hinge for a glass panel covering the oven interior of a do-it-yourself solar cooker.

Aluminum foil and cardboard panes constitute the completed reflector array that directs sunlight into the interior of a do-it-yourself solar cooker. The cooker was based on plans found on Instructables.com.

An oven thermometer registers a temperature of about 180 degress inside a do-it-yourself solar cooker. The cooker was built based on plans found on Instructables.com.

Duke Cumbelich levels a solar oven outside of his business, P5 Preparedness in East Brainerd.

Baylor fans become enthusiastic before the McCallie and Baylor football teams battle for bragging rights during the rival game at the Blue Tornado’s home field on Oct. 3, 2014.

McCallie fans become enthusiastic before the McCallie and Baylor football teams battle for bragging rights during the rival game at the Blue Tornado’s home field on Oct. 3, 2014.