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cool Smoked Salmon with citrus

900g to 1300g side of salmon, filet (pin bones 

removed)
4L of cold water
1 cup coarse salt
1 cup dark brown sugar (light brown will work)
1/2 cup dark brown sugar (light brown will work) 

– for rub
3 each of oranges, lemons, limes
Salt and Pepper – for rub
Grease proof paper
2 Handfuls your favourite lighter tasting smoking 

chips or pellets

Step 1: Make Brine Solution

1.  Fill a 4L container with cold water
2.  Add 1 cup of coarse salt
3.  Stir until the water returns to near clear.
4.  Add brown sugar and stir until well dissolved.
5.  Squeeze ½ lemon, ½ lime and ½ orange into 

solution and stir to combine.

Step 2: Brine Salmon

1.  Place salmon into large plastic, glass or other 

non-reactive container.

2.  Pour brine over fish to cover and place in 

refrigerator for about 4 hours.

3.  After 4 hours has expired, remove bowl from 

fridge.

Step 3: Rinse and Dry

1.  Remove fish from brine and rinse well under 

cold water. This is to remove any excess salt.

2.  Lay fish on several layers of paper towels then 

lay paper towels on top of the salmon to soak 

up excess water. You may want to do this 

several times to expedite the drying process.

3.  Leave the fish on the cabinet or cutting board 

to dry for 3-4 hours. This time can be lessened 

by directing a fan at the fish to speed up the 

drying process.

4.  When the pellicle has properly formed, the fish 

will be shiny and it will feel tacky to the touch.

Step 4: Season the Salmon

1.  Squeeze the juices of ½ orange, ½ lime and ½ 

lemon all over the fish to create a wetness on 

the fish for the rub to adhere to.

2.  Sprinkle the ½ cup of dark brown sugar, salt 

and pepper lightly onto the top surface of the 

salmon, gently rub this in.

3.  Leave the seasoned salmon on the cabinet or 

cutting board for a few minutes while you go 

get the smoker ready.

Step 5: Smoking the Fish

1.  Setup your smoker for cooking at very low 

temperatures if possible. 50°C.

2.  Salmon, as with most fish, is delicate and 

works best with your favourite lighter tasting 

smoking chips or pellets.

3.  Once the smoker is ready, place the fish, skin 

side down, on a piece of grease proof paper 

and lay it on the smoker grate. The grease 

proof paper ensures it does not stick to the 

grates and makes it really easy to manoeuvre 

inside the smoker in case you need to rotate 

it. It also makes it easy to remove once it’s 

finished cooking.

4.  If you wish, tear the grease proof paper to the 

shape of the fish for good presentation.

5.  Let the fish smoke cook until it reaches about 

55 to 60°C in the thickest part.

Step 6: Resting
Place the fish on a plate with foil, ensure that the 

foil tented over the top and let it rest for about 

10 minutes, in a warm area, possibly onto of the 

smoker.

Step 7: Serve it Up
Serve and enjoy

Smoked Bratwurst

500g to 1kg Bratwurst sausages
2 handfuls smoking chips or pellets, your favourite 

flavour

Rinse and dry on paper towels each bratwurst 

sausage.
Place your favourite flavour smoking chips or 

pellets into smoker box and prepare the smoker.
Starting with a high heat of 90°C to get a strong 

scent of your favourite smoke.
Place bratwurst sausages onto the cooking rack, 

ensuring you do not damage the casings as this 

will allow the juices to escape.
Cook for around 2 hrs to 2 1/2 hrs or till the centre 

of each bratwurst sausage is around 70°C to 

80°C.
Remove from the smoker and serve.

Summary of Contents for BQ2051

Page 1: ...tion 4 Adjustable chrome plated wire racks 10 Hanging meat hooks Vitreous enamel smoker box 3 Heavy duty door and drawer handles Door mounted thermometer with chrome bezel 2 Side handles that double as tool hooks Includes water bowl and smoker box to add moisture and flavour when cooking For outdoor use only Electrically certified to Australian Standards FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY WARNING Improper insta...

Page 2: ... smokers or touch extension cords if used All smokers should be kept out of reach of children preferably stored or locked in a secure cabinet or room when not in use Do Not Abuse the Power Cord Never yank or pull on the power cord to disconnect it from the mains supply socket Never carry your smoker by its power cord Keep the power cord away from heat oil solvents and sharp edges Check the power c...

Page 3: ...s in Adding Water or Wood during Cooking section of this manual Never move Smoker whilst it is in use Do not store or use Smoker near gasoline or other flammable liquids gases or where flammable vapours may be present Use caution when assembling and operating your Smoker to avoid scrapes or cuts from sharp edges of metal parts Place Smoker in an area where children and pets cannot come into contac...

Page 4: ...t suitable ventilation DO NOT use a 3rd party timer or programmable system with this smoker DO NOT clean the smoker while the smoker is on or plugged into the mains power supply DO NOT touch any part of the smoker while on hot surfaces may burn DO NOT use the smoker as a dryer DO NOT attempt to modify the smoker power cord power plug or the supplied accessories in any way DO NOT expose the smoker ...

Page 5: ...od must be above 63 C to ensure all bacteria are removed before consuming 9 After cooking allow Smoker to cool completely then follow instructions in the Care Maintenance section of this manual WARNING This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given superv...

Page 6: ...the top drawer 2 Carefully add the water or liquid to the pan 3 Carefully close the draw Adding Wood 1 Wearing oven mitts carefully open the bottom drawer 2 VERY HOT Lift the lid off Note Do not put on any combustible surface 3 Carefully add around a handful of wood chips pellets Note Wood chips must have been soaked in water for 20 minutes before being added 4 VERY HOT Place lid back on smoker bo...

Page 7: ...e remaining ashes in a non combustible metal container and completely saturate with water Allow ashes and water to remain in metal container 24 hours prior to disposing Cover and store Smoker in a protected area out of reach of children This smoker is suitable for both cold and hot smoking The achievable temperature range for this electric smoker is 45 C to 90 C depending on ambient temperature an...

Page 8: ...espoons lemon pepper 2 tablespoons garlic powder Cut mushroom stems off and wash Sprinkle lemon pepper and garlic powder lightly over mushrooms Smoke at 80 C for 60 minutes Hickory Smoked Trout 120g x 4 portions Trout Brown sugar Salt Pepper 2 handfuls Hickory chips Coriander Fillet trout taking care to remove all bones Tie 2 fillets together with string having placed a sprig of coriander inside e...

Page 9: ...uce Instructions Remember you are smoking and this is a slow process Also if you are looking then you are not smoking 1 Combine the salt sugar and spices in a small bowl using a fork to break up any chunks cover and set aside for at least 15mins 2 Pat the ribs dry with paper towels and place on a work surface Remove the thin membrane attached to the underside of the ribs by doing the following Fli...

Page 10: ...inkle the cup of dark brown sugar salt and pepper lightly onto the top surface of the salmon gently rub this in 3 Leave the seasoned salmon on the cabinet or cutting board for a few minutes while you go get the smoker ready Step 5 Smoking the Fish 1 Setup your smoker for cooking at very low temperatures if possible 50 C 2 Salmon as with most fish is delicate and works best with your favourite ligh...

Page 11: ...10 Smoker Box Body 1 11 Smoker Box Rack 1 IMPORTANT Remove any transit protection material before use TOOLS Phillips Head Screwdriver Adjustable Spanner No Description QTY 12 Side Handle 2 13 Air Vent 11 14 Rack Support 8 15 Hanging Hook 11 16 Cooking Rack 4 17 Rack Beam 4 18 Leg Assembly 4 19 Element Chamber 1 20 Control Panel 1 21 Heating Element 1 22 Element Protection Cylinder 1 HARDWARE ...

Page 12: ...12 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS STEP 1 With the smoker cabinet upside down attach the legs as shown with the facia panel facing the door between the front legs using eight M6x12mm screws ...

Page 13: ... STEP 2 Position the element chamber ensuring that the holes line up and secure from inside the cabinet with four M6x12mm screws Connect the male plug into the female socket on the side of the burner bowl ...

Page 14: ...14 STEP 3 Attach the handles using eight M6x12mm screws and nuts Attach the eleven rotating air vents as shown using five M6x12mm screws washers and nuts ensuring that they can be fully closed ...

Page 15: ...15 STEP 4 Attach the drawer handles with fibre washers using four M4x6mm screws then locate the Smoker Box in the bottom drawer and the Water Bowl in the top drawer ...

Page 16: ...e rack supports as required on each side of the smoker cabinet or alternatively adjust the top rack then utilise the hanging hooks Note One hanging hook is used to support the power cord to the side handle when not in use ...

Page 17: ...17 STEP 6 Attach the temperature gauge bezel using the attachment nut and the door handle using two M4x6mm screws ...

Page 18: ...18 STEP 7 The smoker is now ready to use ...

Page 19: ...artial enclosure that includes an overhead cover and no more than two walls see Example 2 3 Within a partial enclosure that includes an overhead cover and more than two walls the following will apply at least 25 of the total wall area is completely open and at least 30 of the remaining wall area is open and unrestricted see Example 4 5 In the case of balconies at least 20 of the total wall area sh...

Page 20: ...call Customer Service Australia Only 1300 174 876 Hours of operation Monday to Friday 8 30am 5 30pm EST Do not return to place of purchase Keep your purchase receipt this will be required to make any claims under the 12 month warranty ...

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