D.I.Y: Solar Cooker in 6 Steps (Very Easy)

I found this amazing way to cook your food if you are in a situation  where you have no electric power to relay on  and no other ways to do it. This system is very easy to carry around  and very simple to set up. Solar cookers use the heat of the sun to cook food, boil water, whatever you do on a stove! Simple to make and simpler to use. Materials Needed:
Reflective accordion-folding car sunshade
Cake rack (or wire frame or grill)
12 cm. (4 ? in.) of Velcro
Black pot
Bucket or plastic wastebasket
Plastic baking bag

Lay the sunshade out with the notched side toward you.

Cut the Velcro into three pieces, each about 4 cm. or 1 ? inches long.

Stick or sew one half of each piece, evenly spaced, onto the edge to the left of the notch. (Sewing these on a sewing machine will cut through the reflective material, so sticking is better.) Attach the matching half of each piece onto the underneath size to the right of the notch, so that they fit together when the two sides are brought together to form a funnel. If using stick-on Velcro, you can align the two pieces easily like this: Stick down one side of the Velcro, then press the two pieces of Velcro together, fold the shade into the funnel shape and stick down the second side.

Press the Velcro pieces together, and set the funnel on top of a bucket or a round or rectangular plastic wastebasket.

Place a black pot on top of a square cake rack, placed inside a plastic baking bag. A standard size rack in the U.S. is 25 cm. (10 in.). This is placed inside the funnel, so that the rack rests on the top edges of the bucket or wastebasket. Since the sunshade material is soft and flexible, the rack is necessary to support the pot. It also allows the suns rays to shine down under the pot and reflect on all sides. If such a rack is not available, a wire frame could be made to work as well. Note: The flexible material will squash down around the sides of the rack.

The funnel can be tilted in the direction of the sun.
A stick placed across from one side of the funnel to the other helps to stabilize it in windy weather (see photo).
After cooking, simply fold up your oven and slip the elastic bands in place for easy travel or storage.The oven will heat up to about 350 degrees F.