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RE: Wonderbag - cooking in a fabric bag?
Sounds very interesting! I don't think we have anything like the Wonderbag available here. I have a couple of slow cookers, but of course they need to be plugged in. It's hard to imagine how the food can continue to cook in the bag without adding heat to maintain the temperature!
It is amazing @anise! I find it works best for cooking pulses; beans, lentils etc, but important to keep the pot lid tightly sealed and immediately place it inside the wonderbag to retain the heat. It's insulated with repurposed foam chips, is fantastic as you don't have to watch it constantly when making soup or casseroles as the liquids do not evaporate, and a huge help for rural people who still don't have electricity! Also great for keeping food hot when going on picnics etc. One can order them online from various suppliers, my son ordered mine from yuppiechef.com. Thank you for stopping by :)