Corningware BGE Comaptable?

Mikey

I was thinking of doing some baked beans for tonight and thought I'd do them over lump instead of in the oven. Thought I'd use the same setup I did for the butt, bge pizza stone on the main grid and then the sevond rack above that so that the dish wouldn't touch the stone. Anyone see any problems with this? Will it hurt the corningware or discolor it?[p]Thanks,
Mike

Fireball

Mikey,
Wrap the outside in foil. otherwise you will have dicoloration and quite a clean-up. Enjoy the beans the smoky flavor is great. I use a cast iron dutch oven sitting on the cooking grid ( no other cermic mass). About 3 to 3.5 hours. To increase the smoky flavor keep the temp down aroung 200 degrees for the first hour. Oh yes I am one my way over.
Fireball

Char-Woody

Mikey, I alternete some drip pans and one is a corningware type clear glass rectangular container. It cleans up with steel wool if baked on. Best to use a exterior toss aluminum foil on the outside just to keep it cleaner from smoke. If you don't mind a bit of elbow grease later, use it plain. No problem.
Char-Woody

Mikey

Fireball,
C'mon over, there's plenty![p]I wish I had a dutch oven. I think I may have to add one to my arsenal. Till then, I'll either cover the dish with foil or pick up one of those disposable aluminum jobs at the store.[p]I got a recipe from dear ol mom for some backed beans she usually does in the oven. Her's calls for bacon to add some fat and flavor, think I'll mix in some fresh pulled butt instead.[p]Thanks for the help,
Mikey[p]

Unknown

Mikey, add both. :-)

Mikey

C~W,
Heh, it's a pork fat thing.....[p]Mike