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Alternatively you can have a couple of leisure batteries, 200W of solar power, and a 1800W inverter, and then use that to power your cooking device. I use the above to power a 1500W electric cooking plate. Free to use and can go anywhere.
But the option above is far cheaper so worth looking at that first if you want to cook for free
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