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Don't Clean your Platesetter in Your Oven

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I am amazed at how clean the platesetter is now. the white ash on the surface can be brushed off.[p]I'll never let my platesetter get that greasy again![p]Gary
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Treehouse,[p]I clean my egg and plate setter by just letting the egg run at 600-700 for about 20 minutes.[p]When it all cools I brush it with a brass brush or a crumpled ball of foil. Then I take the shop vac to it all.[p]
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Be very careful! I fried my gasket doing the exact same thing!
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EdeMitch,[p]I haven't had much of a gasket on my large in a couple years. But you're right, they will melt if you get it too hot doing this. [p]
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Fidel,[p]i was concerned about melting the gasket too. That's why I kept the temps to 500-550 with the foil. It worked great and I don't think it affected the gasket. my large is about 2.5 yrs old.[p]Gary
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Treehouse,
Many years ago after I had my first blackened steak in a resturant and while living in a 12 unit apartment it was, or seemed like, a good idea to save some money and really impress someone, make blackened steak at home.[p] Hot girl coming over for dinner and whatever.[p] No problem found a recipe- high heat-heavy cast iron skillet-butter-Paul Proudhomme blackening powder-steak- piece of cake. Nothin to it. [p]Man, I'm really gonna really impress this girl.
Did you know apartment buildings have smoke detectors that call the fire department? I didn't.[p]The firemen were nice guys though, never saw that girl again. [p]Probably a good thing considering that I still generate a large amount of smoke when I cook.
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Treehouse,I have recently purchased a plate setter for my Egg and I need to know some foods to cook on it. You mentioned eggs in a muffin tin and biscuits and sausage. Sounds yummy. I have only had my large egg for 5 months and have had fun using it, since I do not like to cook inside.My other 2 grills are shoved aside collecting dust. Thank you for your help and I enjoy all the comments posted on this forum.They have been a big help since this is my first Egg. Have a great day.
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