Raising Turkey on Platesetter

canadianeh · October 2013

I've read that I need to read the turkey drip pan on the green feet on the platesetter for risk of too much heat hitting the drip plan...

The problem is my green feet are in use under the egg on my table.

What else can I use?

Mattman3969 · October 2013

I have read about people using 1/2" copper plumbing tees, balls of aluminum foil and 1/2" nuts. Or you could pick up some of these from lowes.

GrannyX4 · October 2013

Crushed soda/beer cans or waded up aluminum foil balls. ;;)

canadianeh · October 2013

Would crushed soda cans work? That's easy... So are the half inch nuts.... What are those lowes things?

SmokeyPitt · October 2013

Another thought is a simple cooling rack like these:

http://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Duty-Cooling-Commercial-Oven-safe-Chrome/dp/B000HLU84K/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1381434173&sr=1-1

Around me you can find these cheap in the grocery store or at the dollar store.

Little Steven · October 2013

I bought a contractor's pack of the copper tees years ago. I sometimes use five or six at a time. I have an old colander that I keep them in on the table. Sometimes they end up in the lump when rearranging the cook so it's nice to have some handy.

Mattman3969 · October 2013

canadianeh said:

Would crushed soda cans work? That's easy... So are the half inch nuts.... What are those lowes things?

So for the non description on the clay feet This will help http://www.lowes.com/pd_281193-303-673765_0__?productId=3030165

Ragtop99 · October 2013

I stack 3 nickles together. Wrap them in foil makes it easy to reuse. 45 to 60 cents total investment.

Hmmmm. I could do 5 pennies stacked and wrapped in foil to cut my investment to 15 cents since I use only 3 stacks. *-:)

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