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2026-04-28T13:01:28Z

Do you want to drastically reduce the energy used for long cooking?

It’s time to bring back the haybox cooker.

https://blossom.primal.net/b45110b278dba243140c6f17c6bf7ced76df37a97eed0bd7b353e9ef15c9b08a.png

The principle is simple:

a container: a wooden box, a basket, a chest, or even a hole in the ground; insulation: a thick blanket, wool, straw, sand, soil, fabric; a dish that has already been brought up to temperature.

You start cooking normally.

Then, once the dish is properly hot, you turn off the heat and place it inside the haybox cooker.

Because heat loss is strongly reduced, the accumulated heat continues the cooking without using any more energy.

It is especially useful for slow-cooking: rice, legumes, soups, stews, grains.

I’ve seen it work with a large 10-liter pot of tea, serving around fifty people.

We only opened it to pour.

Thirty minutes later, there were still bubbles.

Four hours later, it was still burning hot.

This is not a new technology.

It is a forgotten one.

And it clearly deserves to come back into our kitchens.

🇫🇷 Post en Français sur X : https://x.com/maxiim3_dev/status/2049110403024916951

#HouseTips #Permaculture #Ecology

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