Vegetable Soup Using Only a Thermal Cooking | Great When Camping!

I’m stepping out here a little bit and sharing the art of fireless or thermal cooking. Also historically known as cooking in a hay box. What is a hay box? Think “slow cooker - unplugged”. I'm not using a box insulated with hay, but use what you have to insulate the cooking pot so the heat is retained. Several years ago while researching the concept of slow fire-less cooking I found that the idea is not new. I’ve been able to find newspaper articles and research papers mentioning using a fire-less cooker as far back as the 1890s. The idea is that you get your pot of food (broths, stews, vegetables do best) up to boiling and then put the closed container into an insulated box and let it simmer in its own heat for hours slowly cooking.
Great for camping, RV, or off-grid when your power needs may be limited or you don't want to stand over a fire all day.
This recipe called for bacon and onions, but I decided to leave them out since I did not want to make a special trip to the store and it was still awesome!
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[@carolelong6395]

A nice quick soup I like that.thank you 😎

[@CampfireExploring]

Thanks! For leftovers I add macaroni noodles and eat over corn bread.