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Illustration of the Chorkor smoker: a rectangular mud/clay oven base with two front openings and a tall stack of wooden-framed wire-mesh trays under a flat sheet-metal cover.
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Chorkor smoker

The Chorkor, also called the Kagan smoker in early FAO documentation, pairs a low rectangular mud/clay oven with stacked removable wooden-frame, wire-mesh trays. FAO records its use at Chorkor, Ghana, from 1971.

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Chorkor, Accra, Ghana