Cooking off-grid can be a rewarding and self-sufficient way to prepare meals, especially when you don’t have access to electricity. Here are some methods for off-grid cooking that you might find useful: 
Open Fire: This is one of the most basic methods. You can cook directly over the flames or use a grill grate to hold pots and pans.
Wood Burning Stove: If you have a wood stove, it can double as a cookstove. Some models even come with an oven built-in.
Rocket Stove: A rocket stove is a highly efficient cooking stove that uses small diameter wood fuel and ensures almost complete combustion before the flames reach the cooking surface1.
Barbecue Grill: Whether it’s gas or charcoal, a grill can be used for more than just barbecuing. You can grill, bake, or even boil water on it.
Camping Stove: Portable and convenient, camping stoves often use propane or butane and are great for off-grid cooking.
Solar Oven: If you live in a sunny area, a solar oven can be a slow but effective way to cook food using the sun’s energy.
Dutch Oven: This is a thick-walled cooking pot with a tight-fitting lid that is perfect for making stews and roasts over an open fire or on coals. 
Each method has its own set of advantages and might require specific tools or equipment. It’s also important to consider safety and local regulations when setting up your off-grid cooking arrangement. Happy cooking! 🍳
Dutch oven cooking. I love cooking outdoors with my cast iron Dutch ovens. Let me say it again, I love cooking outdoors with my Dutch oven. It makes me feel like a bonafide pioneer woman, saves me money on my electricity bill, and I swear, food tastes better when cooked outside.
