Ancestral cooking methods to prepare delicious dishes, with energy savings of up to 70%.
Developer of a whole range of solar ovens, Solar Brother announces the distribution of the Norwegian Cocoon cooking pot, which allows you to continue cooking all your dishes without the need for additional energy, after boiling them in a saucepan on a stove, or another ever more ecological solution on a Solar Brother Sungood solar oven to prepare a meal without the need for electricity or gas.
The Norwegian pot is an environmentally-friendly slow cooker that reduces energy consumption by up to 70%. Simply bring the food to the boil before transferring the pan to the Norwegian kettle: cooking is then completed safely, without supervision or any other energy input. The revolutionary yet age-old heat-retention design requires no batteries, plugs or electricity. It’s a simple innovation that saves money and the planet.
Thanks to its practical, portable functionality, Cocon makes it easy to cook delicious, healthy meals for the whole family to enjoy!
Cocoon, it’s easy in practice
– Bring the saucepan (or stewpot) to the boil on a solar stove or oven.
– Place the dish in the Norwegian pot and close with the lid… The dish cooks “à l’étouffée”.
– Leave to simmer for several hours; the temperature will only drop very slowly (see recommended times below).
Cooking time with a Norwegian pot
Food | Minimum time on the griddle | Minimum time in the Norwegian pot |
Poultry and bone-in meats | 15 – 20 minutes | 2 hours |
Tender, boneless poultry and meats | 10 – 15 minutes | 1 hour |
Rice and cereal products | 5 minutes | 45 minutes |
Pulses (dried beans, lentils, chickpeas) | 15 minutes | 2 – 3 hours |
Root vegetables | 15 minutes | 1 hour |
Vegetables | 5 minutes | 1 hour |
For first-time users, it’s best to start by experimenting with cooking small pieces of vegetables or meat, then gradually move on to larger pieces once you’ve learned how long it takes to cook food with the Norwegian pot.
The advantages and special features of the Cocoon Norwegian stockpot:
– Healthy: gentle, slow cooking preserves nutrients
– Economical: reduces gas/wood/electricity consumption by up to 70%
– Suitable for 1.5 to 6-litre containers.
– Cooks and keeps food warm for up to 8 hours.
– Unattended operation, no risk of burning.
– No batteries, plugs or fuel are required.
– Lightweight, easy to carry and compact, easy to store.
– You don’t change the way you prepare your recipe.
– Cook solar during the day and finish cooking in the evening with the Norwegian pot
– Also serves as an insulated bag to keep food and drinks cool.
Available now from Solar Brother for 129 euros.
About Solar Brother :
Founded by Gilles Gallo and Gatien Brault in 2016, Solar Brother develops a complete range of solar innovations for both the home and the outdoors, based on concentrated solar power technology: a technology as old as Archimedes and one that almost everyone experimented with a magnifying glass as a child. Based on this principle, Solar Brother has designed and distributed 12 innovative products to the general public, all geared towards autonomy and energy savings, including 3 Lépine awards. They can be found in almost 300 outlets in Europe, with a promising launch in Japan in 2020.