Stovetop Smoker (15x11-in.) by Camerons

Camerons Professional Stovetop Smoker allows you to smoke foods of all types right on your stove. Smoke cooking is a healthy way to infuse flavor without the use of fats, salts or oils and that means no added calories either. The Smoker allows you to hot-smoke food, a process that retains moisture a... See complete description »

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Camerons Professional Stovetop Smoker allows you to smoke foods of all types right on your stove. Smoke cooking is a healthy way to infuse flavor without the use of fats, salts or oils and that means no added calories either. The Smoker allows you to hot-smoke food, a process that retains moisture and natural cooking flavors so foods don't dry out or get tough. The Stovetop Smoker works great with all meat, seafood, and poultry dishes and it transforms ordinary vegetables into delicious main courses! Larger items like turkeys or hams can be smoked as well by simply making an aluminum foil tent to cover the item when you cook it, instead of using the smoker lid. Versatile, the Camerons Smoker also doubles as a steamer for vegetables and other foods. Made of commercial-quality, stainless steel. Includes an instruction/recipe booklet, a sampler of 4 different wood smoking chips, and a stainless steel rack.

Please note: This item is not recommended for ceramic/glass top stoves.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 99% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 97% of reviewers
by BILLIE, CA
April 2, 2007

First saw this item being used on a cooking show ...and knew I had to have one. I had no expectations of this product, but after trying it, I was really glad I purchased it. I've tried chicken breasts, fish and vegetables (new potatoes,asparagus and tomatoes) so far. This smoker adds great flavor and the chicken breasts come out delicious and moist everytime! The fish is always cooked perfectly! ( and I always overcook fish!!) This smoker won't let you fail! The woodchips that come with it are just the right intensity to add great flavor to whatever you're cooking. The variety allows you freedom to experiment! The instruction/recipe book gives you simple and clear instructions, and offers suggestions on woodchip-flavor selection. If you remember to use the foil and spray the rack with oil as suggested, it makes the clean up really easy. Very little smoke escapes from the pan, but you may want to open up some windows and disconnect your smoke alarm if it's sensitive (like ours!) If you're cooking for more than 3-4 people, you might want to purchase more than one smoker. One holds about four medium chicken breasts and about four fish filets and probably two steaks. I've ordered another one so I can smoke vegetables and meat at the same time. This little $39.95 smoker has replaced our $700.00 gas grill !!!

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by Anonymous, IL
December 3, 2004

I was able to make the best smoked salmon and catfish we ever had at home. Spare ribs came out excellent. I LOVE MY SMOKER!!!

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by Donna Jean, AR
December 30, 2004

So far I have tried cooking boneless chicken breasts and a bone-in turkey breast (with the help of aluminum foil as a cover). The smoky taste was a little milder in the turkey breast than I would have liked, but perhaps using more chips would help fix that. Both the chicken and the turkey came out succulent, moist and tender, but they did not brown at all.

The lack of browning is the only negative I have found thus far in using the smoker; I 'll experiment with pre-browning the chicken breasts next time, or plan to use in a recipe where it doesn't matter.

I found the smoker to be very easy to use, and I really like the idea of cooking without any added fat.

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Awesome stovetop smoker
by Robert, MN
March 10, 2008

I was skeptical, but this is an excellent smoker. First thing made was smoked salmon. Worked great. Immediately bought some additional
smoking woods. A lot of smoke recipes on the web. Only problem,
and it natural, is the smoke goes everywhere. A shroud might not be a
additional product.

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Great for Inside Cooking
by Janet, PA
August 7, 2008

Product is top quality - great for inside cooking on stovetop - Poultry and pork had a great smokey flavor and meat was tender. Easy technique for the non-cook too! Looking forward to trying more types of meat or seafood.

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Cooking Tip From the Food Network Kitchens

With these indoor versions of outdoor smokers, families with tiny kitchens can still taste the big flavor of home-smoked treats. Shaped like stockpots and tightly sealed, stovetop smokers require far fewer woodchips than the outdoor version and generate very little residual smoke.