SMOKER CLEANING

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Smoked whitefish is great stuff.  Too many bones though for me, I like salmon and Northern Pike.  EXCELLENT.  (Been over to Algoma lots of times).
 
some companies say wash inside with a mild soap but i agree with everyone else,you clean it to much youll have to re-season it......like a couple said,i put a foil lining on the bottom and foil line the water pan as well.....then when the meats done i wipe the inside down with a regular dry towel.......its easier to get it off the inside walls while at a descent temp still before it completely dries.
 
I just tried the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on the window of mes and it brought it back to new! I just wiped it after my last smoke and it came totally clean. I just used water.
 
 
Clean it?   Nah...it took me since Christmas to get the thing looking and smelling right.  Sometime when there is no leftovers in the house I just go out and sniff the thing to make me feel better.
Me too.
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I have two "dishwashers" at my place and NO they are not both human.  One I have had LONG before automatic dishwashers were ever invented, the other one is a KitchenAid sold a while back.

Since the smoker racks won't fit into the KitchenAid, that leaves the "human" dishwasher.  She is willing but I think laying that task on her would be a bit unfair.  She does however enjoy the fruits of my labor.

Guess I'll stick to the cutoff barrel idea, cleaning them by hand and move on.
 
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