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  • There is plenty of firepower for all the food that needs to be cooked.
  • This beautiful stove provides a clean cooking environment.
  • The white walls show that the stove gets toxic smoke particles out of the house.
  • Could she be happier with her stove?
  • This cook decorated her stove because she knew she could keep it clean.
  • One of the few quiet times during the day when the stove is not used.
  • This grandmother cooks for a big family.
  • She is drying wood on top of the stove and using corncobs to start her fire.
  • A tidy adobe stove with the PM plaque and a cinco.
  • 5 pots at once and still room for a tortilla!
  • One 23% of stoves are built outdoors like this.
  • Small sticks, nicely whitewashed, she loves this stove.
  • A Dos por Tres that feeds a lot of people!
  • The Cinco maintenance tool is readily available. So are the matches!
  • Preparing the corn to grind to make tortillas.
  • A mom, pregnant with her 10th child by her clean stove.
  • Every family gets a maintenance brochure to be kept near the stove.
  • Supervisor Sindy mixing the wood ash inside the stove.
  • A mom and her family in her home with a dirt floor.
  • A professional tortilla maker checking her stove.
  • Baby vs. brother!
  • Getting the fire started.
  • A roaring fire with 3 generations nearby.
  • Getting the fire started.
  • Sifting and adding wood ash to maintain the right height of ash in the stove.
  • This stove is 10 years old!
  • Using corncobs to get the fire started.
  • A wooden house with a gorgeous stove.
  • New stove, cinco and brochure, curing for a day and then ready for use!
  • Keeping spare wood ash under the stove is useful for putting out burning sticks.
  • Explaining the importance of the level of wood ash under the plancha.
  • Keeping the kettle on...
  • A stove almost at rest.
  • The winner of the perfect stove award!