How to Cook With No Stove or Oven

How to Cook With No Stove or Oven
Kelsey Ogletree
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If you tried to buy a new major kitchen appliance last year, the process was probably a lot more drawn-out and difficult than you expected. I know this from first-hand experience—my husband and I are still waiting on our new oven, dishwasher and microwave ordered in early 2021. Between businesses closing, manufacturers scaling back and stores pulling orders—not to mention cases of Covid-19 spreading rapidly through factories, leading to slowed production or further closures—a recession began that had a major impact on the appliance industry. Meanwhile, spending all our time at home, baking banana bread and sourdough and cooking dinner for our families every night led to an increase in demand for new appliances that the industry just couldn't keep up with.

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