Why you don't set a hot platesetter on Grass

Fliehigh · August 2012

Enough said right?

tgkleman · August 2012

Good looking lawn. That is a shame.

gdenby · August 2012

You could set it down 2 more times, a few feet apart, in a triangle, and tell your guests that the Martians had come for a visit. But they left in a huff when they found out you didn't do carry-out.

Fliehigh · August 2012

Ya I was removing it for direct grilling and it got a little to hot in my gloves and didn't want to set it down hard on the concrete pavers.

Was only on the grass for about 30 seconds.

nolaegghead · August 2012

Grass will grow back. Broken plate setters don't. You ideally don't want your plate setter to cool too fast either - best if it cools down in the egg. Not always possible, I know.

YEMTrey · August 2012

That's how my entire yard looks this summer.
:(

Fliehigh · August 2012

@nolaegghead When I need it out of the egg and it is hot I set it on the concrete pavers, legs down, to cool.

I just didn't want to drop it oo quickly on the concrete this time, but yes it usually cools in the egg.

@YEMTrey we have been really lucky up here in eastern Canada this year, That is my only burnt, brown spot.

timekpr1 · August 2012

Two lumps for eyes, a lump for a nose and some briquettes for a mouth and you have some new Star Wars yard art.

Fliehigh · August 2012

AHHH

Chewy! Never thought of that!

Skiddymarker · August 2012

Hey, maybe you are onto a new business venture, BGE cooking merges with Stampin' Up!

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