I would think the local creatures would appreciate it!

HHm, open dining for the are critters and birds

it's great for the birds and insects....  I prefer to cover it....place my dough in a bowl covered with foil and a linen towel.... then placed in a preheated slightly warm oven that's been shut off before the dough is place in the oven....

Hmm --- I'm not a baking expert and my Frisbee flying days are in the past so I'm once again clueless.   

You are asking the wrong person here, Olga... I know nothing about baking bread! Maybe this is out there to feed birds?

At my house, Willie the Labradoodle would eat it.

Maybe if you lived in a 3rd world country.

We can even bake cookies in the sun here in Arizona

Looks like a welcome to bugs.

Not in my neighborhood.  The power of the sun is fine... on a table and covered.

Good snacks for the neighborhood critters.

Thanks for sharing your photograph.

EWWW, I can only imagine bugs and critters.......

LOL - no bugs in the area?

Perhaps a bit too tempting for animals!

 Doesn't work in Seattle this time of year 

Solar is good but this looks risky.

I would think the sun's rays would be so intense that the bread may actually bake. I wouldn't want my bread out in the elements.

Are you sure this is for bread to rise?  It has to be covered to keep it from drying out.  These are surely for something hard and flat, not rising dough.

If it is hot enough!

this is funny

All I can think of are birds and bugs in my bread!  

LOL well every little critter will be happy if you bake bread like this!!

It depends who it is for...

Olga Simoncelli An interesting way to let the bread rise.

Uh... bugs, bird poop... all the reasons I DON'T eat outside.

Why not try to conduct an experiment?

Hey, if it works why not

I am thinking it's a feast for our local hormigas!

I guess it's like Matzah.

I guess if you want insects in your bread. Ill pass

Yes to using the warmth of the sun but no to leaving it exposed and on the floor!

No thanks, that's why they have laws about preparing food.

Reminds me of when I was a kid --- a friend of mine "invented" a hot dog cooking machine with an aluminum box, some mirrors, and saran wrap.....he put the hot dogs in, let the sun cook them, and rotated them accordingly.

Me?  I went home, tossed a couple hot dogs in the microwave, and called it a day.

It's one way...In the end, results don't lie

I don't know.  It's not anything I would eat that is for sure. 

I am not a fan of it.

I remember as a kid the windows open and bread rising near it; oh and don't touch. We did not worry too much about the bugs then!

After you eat some let me know.

hmm well I suppose there are all kinds of bread so maybe this works for a particular kind of bread? I have always covered mine with a floured kitchen towel kept for just that purpose.

Maybe in Phoenix.

no