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Operation
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Cookshack
smokers produce hot- or cold-smoked foods by application of heat and wood smoke to
meat, poultry, fish, vegetables, etc.
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Smoke is created as wood smoulders in its electrically heated wood box.
Smoke-cooking a full load of meat in a SM160 smoker requires
less than 8oz (226g) of hardwood BBQ pellets (or no more than 1lb/454g of lump
hardwood). Wood costs are counted in pence-per-hour.
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The Cookshack IQ4 electronic time/temperature control system cooks at a user-selected
temperature for a user-selected time, and then drops to a pre-set or user-selected
holding temperature until it is shut off with the master switch. The IQ4 controller is
the restaurant owner’s dream - anyone can operate it!
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An optional
meat probe allows the user to set the smoker to a desired internal meat temperature -
the key to producing succulently smoked cuts such as pork shoulder, Boston butts, beef
short ribs and even chicken. When that temperature is reached, the smoker automatically
goes into the hold cycle.
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The
customisable digital controller includes cooking pre-sets, alarm cycle, 16-character
LCD display, and a quick change module for easier serviceability. Even with all these
features the controller is easy for any kitchen employee to use.
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SM360 smokers
are designed to be used indoors, with ventilation. Place under a hood, under a
specially designed Cookshack Smokehood that fits neatly on top of the unit, or near an
outside exhaust.
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Construction

Standard
Inclusions
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Grills,
racks, drip pan, casters, Operator's Manual, Cookshack Cookbook, 20lbs (9.0kg) hickory
wood, spare heating element.
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'Quick Start'
Cookshack Spice Kit, containing:
1gal (3.7L) Spicy Barbecue Sauce, 1gal (3.7L) Mild Barbecue Sauce, 5lbs (2.2kg) Brisket
Rub, 5lbs (2.2kg) RibRub, 5lbs (2.2kg) Spicy Chicken Rub, 10oz (283g) Chili Mix and
10oz (283g) Spicy Barbecue Sauce Mix.
Note: All metric units shown have been
converted and rounded up/down from the published North American dimesnions
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