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How to Cook Food on Your Car Engine  
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Tags: cook, car, food, engine, heat, hillbilly, driving

It may seem a little ridiculous, but it can actually be a very practical answer to a pesky problem when on long trips or crammed for time.

1.	Decide what you want to cook.
2.	Sausages and hot dogs are particularly good.
3.	Wrap your food well in tin foil.
4.	Pop your hood and find a good hot spot.
5.	You'll need to find the warmest area.
6.	It can help to use the aluminum foil to secure your food, but remember that it's going to get hot.
7.	Drive.
8.	Each car and engine is different, so it may take a little trial and error to determine how long it takes to properly cook each food item.
9.	Don't forget that freeway driving vs. city driving may also affect how quickly your food will cook.
10.	Check on your food.
11.	Once the car stops, the engine will remain hot for some time.
12.	Hopefully you remembered to bring along any condiments and sides to go along with your meal.
13.	Enjoy!

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