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We are avid solar cookers and developers for almost 20 years in [[Lesotho]]. Recently I built a proto-type parabolic trough system and my wife, who is a Lesotho national, is using it to operate a steady cottage bread and pastry baking business. The device can bake 25-40, 1000g loaves (depending on the season) in a day (and even a bit more on a perfect day). It also does pastries beautifully. Some video footage is available on You Tube if you search Lesotho and find [[Bethel Business and Community Development Centre]]. The solar bread baker works so well, that we invested in a 20 liter dough mixer, which also operates off our house’s PV system. |
We are avid solar cookers and developers for almost 20 years in [[Lesotho]]. Recently I built a proto-type parabolic trough system and my wife, who is a Lesotho national, is using it to operate a steady cottage bread and pastry baking business. The device can bake 25-40, 1000g loaves (depending on the season) in a day (and even a bit more on a perfect day). It also does pastries beautifully. Some video footage is available on You Tube if you search Lesotho and find [[Bethel Business and Community Development Centre]]. The solar bread baker works so well, that we invested in a 20 liter dough mixer, which also operates off our house’s PV system. |
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Parabolic trough cooker bakes 10 loaves of bread at one time.
We are avid solar cookers and developers for almost 20 years in Lesotho. Recently I built a proto-type parabolic trough system and my wife, who is a Lesotho national, is using it to operate a steady cottage bread and pastry baking business. The device can bake 25-40, 1000g loaves (depending on the season) in a day (and even a bit more on a perfect day). It also does pastries beautifully. Some video footage is available on You Tube if you search Lesotho and find Bethel Business and Community Development Centre. The solar bread baker works so well, that we invested in a 20 liter dough mixer, which also operates off our house’s PV system.
News and recent developments
- April 2008: Ivan Yaholnitsky has built a proto-type parabolic trough system that he is using to operate a steady cottage bread and pastry baking business. The device can bake 25-40, 1000g loaves (depending on the season) in a day (and even a bit more on a perfect day). It also does pastries beautifully. The solar bread baker works so well, that he has invested in a 20 liter dough mixer, which also operates off his house’s PV system.
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Contact
Ivan Yaholnitsky, Managing Director
Bethel Business and Community Development Centre
PO Box 53
Mt. Moorosi 750
Lesotho
Home tel: 266-27008463
Lesotho mobile: +266-5874-2991
SA mobile: +27-72-071-1096
Email: bbcdc@ilesotho.com
Web: http://www.bbcdc.org.ls