Parabolic cooker works like a stovetop on high. It is known as an attended cooker because it requires watching, stirring and refocusing.
Box cooker is like an oven on medium heat. It is known as an unattended cooker because it cooks more slowly and requires less frequent refocusing.
A panel cooker is like a crockpot. It is also an unattended cooker. It is the slowest of the cookers but still produces good results.
The ASSC is a box cooker that has had the oven door removed and does not have insulated sides. Instead, it achieves the lightweight convenience of a panel cooker and the power of the box cooker,

I need an army. Or at least a platoon to feed. We have had great solar cooking days and if I used my cooker to capacity I could feed everyone on the block. Users have asked for a larger ASSC. What about a smaller?

I have added some recipes and cooking tips and safety tips to the website. Hope you enjoy them

After a very frustrating 10 days of being out of stock, our cookers are now back on the shelf.

Compilation of solar cooked meals

https://youtu.be/dsYf__RB4XQ

April 9, 2015.  Baked portobello mushrooms. Recipe is on AllSeasonSolarCooker.com.

April 8, 2015. Two pots of steamed veggies, pinto beans from scratch and brownies from a mix.

I love solar cooking

Five (5) yes five, cinco, 20 liters, whatever, pasteurized in less than 4 hours

Wow! I put a 5 gallon solar shower in one of my cookers. Five Gallons. That is 40 pounds of thermal mass. Reached 165 in about 3.5 hours. 178 was the high for the day - but I was not really concentrating so could have done better.
Got a solar shower - put it in the ASSC!!!!