When you cook in a village with no electricity, it can be challenging. When you need to cook, and it's for a whole school of 74 children, and 6 teachers, and anyone who comes to visit in the meantime, or a celebration, then that makes for an even bigger job!! We have no ovens in our village of Musita. The individual families meals even have its own challenges.
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| Our cookstove ready to cook supper. |
Eating from our mini cook stoves at our home.This is the ONLY way we have to cook all outside.
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Our cook uses these extra large pots and wood for fires large
enough to cook the meals for the school.
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| Keeping food hot by wrapping it in these leaves. |
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| When expecting company, the wonderful women in the village are quick to be willing to help out and work together. |
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| One of the village women hard at preparing a large meal for guests we will have...elderly widows and orphans. |
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| Our wonderful cook serving the children. |
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| Very large pots of beans, posho and rice. |
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| The elderly and widows line up for dinner. |
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| A widow & sweet teen girl from a near by village visiting Aunt Kelly.
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