The cooker incorporates a flat reflective base panel, which allows the upright reflectors to be rotated without having to disturb the cooking food. Typically, other panel cooker designs have a more open reflector panel configuration. They can require more adjustment while cooking to maintain the orientation to the sun. They are meant to track the sun as it moves in an arc across the sky in areas farther from the equator. The rear section of the cooker is relatively tall, and allows for charcoal blackened cooking pots to be stacked, for the cooking of multiple dishes at one time.