The Cooker Kids
Event Year: 2024
Event Location: Cocoa-FL
Competition: Solar Energy Cook-Off
Division: 6-8
School: Freedom 7 Elementary
Team Name: The Kid Cookers
Project Name: Oven 2000
Team Size: 4
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Event Location: Cocoa-FL
Competition: Solar Energy Cook-Off
Division: 6-8
School: Freedom 7 Elementary
Team Name: The Kid Cookers
Project Name: Oven 2000
Team Size: 4
We will be making Loaded baked potatoes and bacon.
We are Prateik A., Jacob S., Mitchell H., Zackery B..
Materiala:
- Cardboard Box
- Plexiglas
- Paper plates
- Tinfoil
- Scissor
- Painter’s tape
- Duck Tape
- Black Paint
Ingredients:
- 3 potatoes
- Chives
- Pepper Jack and Sharp Cheddar blend
- Sour Cream
- Buttermilk ranch
- Butter
- Salt
- Pepper (Crushed)
- Bacon
- Honey Hot Barbecue sauce
Recipe
This recipe serves 3
- Gather ingredients
- Cut thee potato half way in the middle
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper
- Put a little bit of cheese
- Bake in the oven at
- Take the potato out of the oven and let is rest for 2 minutes
- Add your seasoning
- Sprinkle cheese on top of the potato
- Add sour cream and you are done
- Grab your bacon
- Put in the oven preheated at 150 degrees F for 54 min
- Take it out and let it cool
We have not competed or won a cooking competition, We are all Asian.
The highest temperature our oven achieved is 150 degrees F, it was sunny and about 66 degrees F and it was partly cloudy
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Can’t wait to see your solar cooker in action. Nice touch on the side door to move food in and out.