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Cold Smoke Generator… 

Safety and Warranty… 

Safety Instructions

 

Please  read  and  follow  these  instructions  before  using  your  smoker, 
failure to do so may result in serious injury, death or a fire.

 

 

This unit is designed for outdoor use only. Do not operate indoors or in an 
enclosed area. 

 

Only use this smoker on a hard, level and non-combustible surface. 

 

Do not leave the smoker unattended and keep children and pets away from the 
unit at all times. 

 

Make sure there is at least 10’ clearance between the unit and any combustible 
materials such as bushes, trees, wooden decks and buildings. 

 

Do not attempt to move the hot smoker.  

 

Use bbq/oven mitts at all times, as the surfaces will become hot.  

 

The use of abrasive cleaners or sharp objects will damage the coatings.  

 

Use extreme caution when adding charcoal or wood.  

 

Do not use instant lighting charcoal, or flammable liquids. We recommend using a 
chimney starter with natural charcoal or charcoal briquettes. 

 

Extinguish coals and ash after use and before leaving the smoker unattended.  

 

Use common sense and caution when using this smoker. 

 

To clean the smoker, a mild solution of warm, soapy water is all that is required. 

 

Warranty 

For  one  year  from  date  of  purchase,  Mac’s  BBQ  Ltd

 

warrants  this  charcoal  smoker 

against defects due to bad workmanship or faulty materials to the original purchaser. 
To  obtain  repair  or  replacement  under  the  terms  of  this  warranty,  please  email 
Customer Care [email protected] for complete details. Mac’s BBQ Ltd’s obligations 
under this warranty are limited to the following guidelines. 

 

The warranty does not cover smokers that have been altered or damaged due to: 
normal  wear,  rust,  abuse,  improper  maintenance,  improper  use,  disassembly  of 
parts  and/or  attempted  repair  by  anyone  other  than  an  authorized  employee/ 
agent of Mac’s BBQ Ltd.  

 

This  warranty  does  not  cover  surface  scratches  or  heat  damage  to  the  finish, 
which is considered normal wear. 

 

Mac’s BBQ Ltd

 

may elect to repair or replace damaged units covered by the terms 

of this warranty.  

 

The  warranty  extends  to  the  original  purchaser  only  and  is  not  transferable  or 
assignable to subsequent purchasers. 

Except as above stated, Mac’s BBQ Ltd

 

makes no other express warranty. The implied 

warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited in 
duration to one year from the date of purchase.

 

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The ProQ™ Cold Smoke Generator is designed to produce smoke for up to 10 hours, 
using ProQ™ smoking wood dust. Results may vary, depending on the wood variety 
and if another brand of wood dust is used. It can be used in an existing BBQ (provided 
it has a lid), Food Smoker, or any suitable container, such as an old metal filing 
cabinet, or fridge. Please be aware, that although the unit is a cold smoke generator, 
it does have a small area of very hot smouldering dust, so bear this in mind when 
choosing a container.  
Cold smoking is a process that not only adds flavour, but also aids in curing certain 
foods, when used in conjunction with traditional curing methods. Cold smoking is 
usually done at temperatures below 90°F (32°C). Please visit our website 

www.macsbbq.co.uk

 for detailed instructions and see the list below of books we 

recommend on cold smoking and curing. 

Home Smoking and Curing

 by Keith Erlandson - 

ISBN-10:

 0091927609 

Cold-smoking and Salt-curing Meat, Fish and Game

 by A.D. Livingston - 

ISBN-10:

 

1558214224 

Charcuterie: The Craft of Salting, Smoking and Curing

 by M Ruhlman - 

ISBN-10:

 

0393058298 

Mastering the Craft of Smoking Food

 by Warren R. Anderson - 

ISBN-10:

 1846890454 

 

Do Not 

1.

 

Use woods that have been treated with chemicals, or come from unknown 
sources, as this will spoil your food and extreme cases may be harmful to heath. 

2.

 

Cold smoke at temperatures above 90° F (32°C). The ambient temperature will 
greatly affect the times when you can and can’t cold smoke, therefore, unless 
you live in Alaska (or somewhere with a similar climate) cold smoking can only 
be achieved during the winter months. 

3.

 

Leave the smoker unattended. Kids are wonderful, but curious creatures, so 
please keep them safe by ensuring that they (or any pets) cannot touch or 
interfere with the smoker whilst it is in use. 

 

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Страница 2: ...her refine your outdoor cooking skills you do further research and below is a list of other resources Online www macsbbq co uk Tips recipes and more www talkbbq co uk Forum with many experienced membe...

Страница 3: ...he easiest way to get your fire going without the need for lighter fluids BBQ Mitts Usually made from leather but are now also made from Silicone Essential in keeping your hands safe from burns Marina...

Страница 4: ...damaged units covered by the terms of this warranty The warranty extends to the original purchaser only and is not transferable or assignable to subsequent purchasers Except as above stated Mac s BBQ...

Страница 5: ...l of whisky at your leisure to check it was suitable for the cure This quantity may be adjusted according to your own tastes 6 The next day rinse the fish briefly under cold water Pat dry then leave t...

Страница 6: ...BQ er you can worry about using techniques like the minion method to get longer burn times Tip Always use high quality charcoal remember some contain binders that may not be good for you Charcoal Chim...

Страница 7: ...periment Try different woods rubs and sauces until you come up with the combination that suits your taste buds We ve included a few recipes in this booklet but feel free to add your own twist to them...

Страница 8: ...et more heat close it to bring the temperature down Wood can be added for more smoke during the cook but if it s your first time just add a handful of chips at the beginning If you find the food s not...

Страница 9: ...to check if it s done Tip Let the chicken rest for at least 10 minutes before carving Sauce and Rub www macsbbq co uk 14 7 Roxy s Spicy Apple BBQ Sauce Ingredients 3 baking apples peeled cored and dic...

Страница 10: ...door on to the fire to create smoke this should be done for the first 3 hours You will need to baste the ribs every hour during this period 6 After 3 hours remove the ribs from the smoker and place t...

Страница 11: ...la 1 Remove the skin leaving as much of the fat attached to the joint as possible this will render down and keep it moist throughout the cook then apply the mustard ensuring that the joint is complete...

Страница 12: ...and reminds one of apple OAK The Queen of smoking wood RED OAK is good on ribs Good with red meat pork fish and heavy game ORANGE Produces a nice mild smoky flavour Excellent with beef pork fish and...

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