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Definition of haybox in English: hayboxnounˈheɪbɒksˈhāˌbäks historical A box stuffed with hay in which heated food was left to continue cooking. Example sentencesExamples - Left-over turkey and ham never taste so good as in this stew, particularly when it is eaten out of a haybox while following the hunt on a cold winter's day.
- Food is heated conventionally and once brought to the boil, the pot is placed in the haybox to finish cooking in its own heat.
- After five minutes you place the rice inside the haybox and half an hour later it will be done.
- While cooking time takes about twice as long as stovetop cooking, haybox cooking can save between 20% and 80% of the energy normally needed.
- The simple haybox and the more elaborate hotbox are fireless cookers.
Definition of haybox in US English: hayboxnounˈhāˌbäks historical A box stuffed with hay in which heated food was left to continue cooking. Example sentencesExamples - After five minutes you place the rice inside the haybox and half an hour later it will be done.
- The simple haybox and the more elaborate hotbox are fireless cookers.
- Left-over turkey and ham never taste so good as in this stew, particularly when it is eaten out of a haybox while following the hunt on a cold winter's day.
- While cooking time takes about twice as long as stovetop cooking, haybox cooking can save between 20% and 80% of the energy normally needed.
- Food is heated conventionally and once brought to the boil, the pot is placed in the haybox to finish cooking in its own heat.
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