This build follows the very successful smoker [Brett] built last year. This year, he’s using the same toaster oven heating elements, only cut down to make the heater smaller and more efficient.

A set of removable racks, usually two or four, are slotted above the heating element. At the bottom of the smoker, there’s usually a water pan that provides moisture, along with a grease pan to ...

It uses the solid state relay seen in the bottom-right of this image to switch the smoker’s heating element. But all of the other goodies that are included add several features not usually found ...

The Smart Indoor Smoker starts with regular old wood pellets ... which is then released into the cooking chamber. Then a heating element maintains a steady low temperature and a technology ...

They were so close to the heating element that I pretty much started ... but I was adamant about perfecting this oven-cum-smoker hack, so I revisited a couple of my chef school textbooks.

Your new smoker will come with instructions, but the process is so easy that you almost don’t need them. As you’ll see during assembly, the heating element at the bottom is accessible through ...

The heating element, meanwhile, is hidden for the sake of cleaning convenience. If you’re thinking of investing in the GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker, just know that it’s big. It weighs close ...

The maker said consumers should stop using the smoker immediately because the heating element/wiring is defective. The appliance prepares smoked meat, fish and vegetables. How do I identify if my ...

While the smoker relies on wood pellets to impart smokey flavor, their heating element requires electricity. I worried that its energy draw might have been too great for an outlet inside a pre-war ...

The fact that there are spares included is good in my opinion. Once I'd fitted the smoker's heating element I then proceeded to fit the remaining components to the Stealth Edition, including its ...