At the outset, I thought this was pretty simple, easy and I did not really need an expert teaching me how to do this. At the end of it all, I still feel that it is simple and not too different from what I thought it would be like, but there are a few important points here and there that you might want to pay close attention to. Here, is a video that teaches you how to cook your food (Not on a daily basis and not everything) using the heat produced by your own car engine. It is precisely what it claims to be, just a little fun outdoor experiment aimed for that camping trip.
Chris from Autoblog tells you how to do it and he does a very professional job with it and does not screw up either the food or the lines. To be very honest, it is one of the better videos I have seen in terms of giving a very clear picture of things. Once you watch the video, it becomes pretty obvious on how it is done. Everything is elf explanatory and Chris does a fine job in stating how much he likes pineapple and how much tin foil you need to cook the food.
To put it in a simple fashion, all you need is raw materials, tin foil and of course your car. Remember that the food is more akin to being steamed than cooked in the environment of an engine. So it is not a substitute to your grill, just a fun alternative.
