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Power cuts happen at the worst time, avoid letting KPLC ruin you and your families Sunday dinner plans! |
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For the best, steaks or roast chicken, potatoes and mix veggies use a small Cookswell Charcoal Oven @ only 16,000ksh and with only 1/2 a tin of of mkaa!
Perfect for the home baker and we also have large sizes for commercial bakeries.
And there is a size for all seasons! Please see cookswell.co.ke/ecommerce/category/ovens# to order yours!
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| making sure its safe |
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| showing samples and giving directions to the new shop |
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| After demonstrations its time to light the jiko. And we only used about 2 handfuls of charcoal! |
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| cook the things that take the longest first and the shortest last and close all the doors to prevent hot ash escaping. |
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| having forgotten the cutting board, a tree seedling box is used to carve up lunch, add tomatoes stuffed with coriander and avocados and onions as a tasty side. |
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| Mmmmm......an excellent hot lunch on the road! |
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| A Cookswell Jiko on a Southwestern Safari |
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| The high desert is no match for bbq ribs as you dirve! |
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| One 200ksh packet of tree seeds can grow you more then 200 huge acacia trees |
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| growing your own future fuel |
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| processing harvested tree branches into 'firesticks' for charcoal feedstock |
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| drying to to appx. 15% moisture content before carbonization |
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| one month after pruning a 9 year old blue gum tree, new shoots are growing rapidly. |
You can use and mix multiple non-tree feedstock sources: coconut husk's, maize cobs etc.
The mini kiln(3,500Ksh)
The large charcoal barrel kiln (12,000ksh) make up to 30kgs of lumpwood charcoal per day from 90kgs of twigs and tree branches
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Growing and processing the fuel (charcoal) to fit a Cookswell Jikos, energy saving charcoal oven.
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| Cook the best bread, pizza, pie's, cakes etc using only a handful of your homemae charcoal! (the large oven at www.mandabay.com 38,000ksh) |
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| Not only baking; roasting squash, baked sea fish and link sausages cook in only 30min! (the small 2 level oven 10,000ksh) |
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| 2pm and almost sold out! |
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| making lunch and demonstrating the oven |
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| Medium 4 level charcoal ovens going to Northern Kenya @ 30,000ksh each |
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| A mini-safri oven (6,000ksh) and a medium 3 level oven (20,000ksh) being inspected by a chef for cooking spinach quiches at a back yard bbq. |
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| The perfect safari companion - the small 3 level charcoal oven, fits in a landrovers boot with all the cooking gear inside of it. Can cook for up to 6-7 people. 15,000ksh |
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| The large business plus charcoal oven (38,000ksh), cooking a whole goat for a wedding on less then 30ksh of charcoal |
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| The medium 4 level oven (30,000ksh) on an Gametrackers Overlander trip cooking breakfast for 20 hungry campers. |
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| A small 2 level oven (10,000ksh) in Imbrikani Town, Kajiado. Bringing baking to the village. |
