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s illustrations may be copied or reproduced without 

written authorization from Town Food Service Equipment Co., Inc.

REVISED JANUARY, 2011

Smokehouse User Guide

 SM-24-L

SM-36-R

SM-30-R

SM-24 24” Smoker/Roaster

SM-30 30” Smoker/Roaster

SM-36 36” Smoker/Roaster

MasteRRange® Smokehouses effectively offer 

outstanding barbecue in minimal space.  Using a blend 

of Asian and Western techniques, Smokehouses make 

barbecue that retains natural juices and removes excess 

fat.  Water in the drip pan stops shrinkage.  Juices cre-

ate smoke and flavor when contacting the drip skirting.

Standard units allow ribs or tenderloin to be suspended 

from skewers on 2 cooking levels.  Using options, fowl 

and suckling pig can be hung.  Fish or roasts can be 
placed on optional guides and racks.  Whether 

fall 

off the bone

 ribs, turkey, or even smoked salmon, 

MasteRRange® Smokehouses are versatile and satisfy a 

wide range of tastes.

Wood Smoking

Insert optional woodchip box near the end of the cook 

cycle to make wood chunks smolder.  Turn off burners 
to let the MasteRRange® Smokehouse 

cold smoke.

Units are double wall insulated with standard galva-

nized or optional stainless exterior.  Interior is heat and 

corrosion resistant aluminized steel.  Heat source is mul-

tiple gas burners with 125º-550º thermostatic control.  

Legs are epoxy coated or optional stainless.  Casters 

are also available.  

Standard accessories include 6 skewers, safety pilot 

system, safety grate, and waterpan.

Rack System

Optional rack guides (see SM-30-R above) hook onto 

skewer rests supporting up to 9 racks.

MasteRRange® Smokehouses cook fast.  Ribs are done 

in 1 hour with a taste that generally requires 12 hours.  

Clean up is simple.  Product quality is excellent.  For a 

complete selection of optional roasting utensils 

available, see catalog.

MODEL WIDTH  BTU  WEIGHT

SM-24* 24”  45,000 330
SM-30* 30”  60,000 380
SM-36* 36”  75,000 435

*please indicate -L or -R for left or right door hinging, STD for standard 

or SS stainless steel front and sides, N for natural or P for propane gas.

72 Beadel Street Brooklyn, NY 11222

718/ 388-5650   outside New York State 800/ 221-5032   facsimile 718/ 388-5860

www.townfood.com

FOR THE PROFESSIONAL THERE IS NO EQUAL

Summary of Contents for MASTERRANGE SM-24

Page 1: ...he end of the cook cycle to make wood chunks smolder Turn off burners to let the MasteRRange Smokehouse cold smoke Units are double wall insulated with standard galva nized or optional stainless exterior Interior is heat and corrosion resistant aluminized steel Heat source is mul tiple gas burners with 125º 550º thermostatic control Legs are epoxy coated or optional stainless Casters are also avai...

Page 2: ...ill flare up on a grill when the fat melts The Smokehouse is capable of high heat to melt the fat due to the water pan The water pan also prevents the product from drying out called shrinkage It catches excess drippings and prevents them from making a grease fire as long as there is water in the water pan CAUTION Put water in the water pan before use Check the amount of water in the pan during ope...

Page 3: ...water After the interior is clean and the soap film removed wipe the interior with cooking oil With the pilot lit and the water pan removed turn the thermostat to 550ºF and let the oil soak into the steel surface for 30 minutes This process is similar to seasoning a cast iron fry pan Versatility is our specialty MasteRRange Smokehouses can roast and barbecue slabs of ribs 2 5 lbs each chicken turk...

Page 4: ...bs 18 x 26 x 9 7 After 24 hours of marinating in a cooler rotate the ribs to insure each slab is thoroughly coated Return product to the cooler for the final 24 hours 8 After 48 hours of marinating in the cooler the ribs are ready for cooking 9 Allow the ribs to come to room temperature only prior to cooking Barbecued Fowl Fowl can be marinated in the same sauce and refrigerated as above To cook h...

Page 5: ...nue the basting process Time to cook is about 45 minutes for ribs and chicken Allow 1 to 2 hours for turkey depending on size The following is an approximate guide to make barbecued ribs St Louis cut 3 and down or chicken The key is high heat water in the water pan and short cooking time Baby back ribs cook faster and use less heat Butts and shoulders are cooked for longer periods at lower tempera...

Page 6: ...wise See figure 4 below 3 When the oven is cool enough to insert the chip box without any danger to you carefully place it in front of the water pan and lower into the combustion chamber figure 3 Chip box clips allow it to hang on the lower door frame as shown below in figure 5 Make sure chip box cover is on so wood does not burn It may be necessary to shift the baffle plate to the rear of the uni...

Page 7: ...______________________________________________________________________________ The standard exterior finish is galvanized with epoxy coated legs The standard interior is a special heat reflective corrosion resistant type of steel liner Standard accessories include 6 stainless steel skewers stainless steel water pan and a stainless steel safety grate WOOD CHIP BOXES smoking times are approximate nu...

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