Plate Setter

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Does anyone have one of these? How much are they? Which side is up on this thing? What is the proper way to use it?

nikkig

cward,
I'm not real sure of the price. We bought ours when we bought our large, and a bunce of other accessories. I want to say it was around 30 dollars, but I could be wrong. [p]As for the proper use of it, it depends on what you are using it for. For doing pizzas, you want it feet down on the grate, with a pizza stone placed on top of that. For using it for indirect cooks, you would place it feet up, with your drip pan resting inside of it. Place another grate on top of the feet, and you are set up.[p]~nikki

Tim M

<p />cward,[p]Here is a picture of a setter being used for indirect - drip pan under cooking grid and the legs of the setter support the cooking grid.[p]Tim

Tim M

<p />cward,[p]Here is a picture of the setter being used for pizza. There is a Bge pizza stone on the setter for extra ceramic mass to prevent the dough from burning. The setter alone is not enough for doing pizza.
It's a versatile tool.[p]Tim

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Tim M,
Cool... So where did you get the other cooking grate from. I need one to fit my med. egg.

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Tim M, thanks for the pics. How long do you cook the pizza for, and what temp?

YB

cward,
Here is another use for the plate setter...In this picture i'm cooking shrimp stuffed chicken breast.The plate setter keeps the bottom of the chicken or casseroles from burning.
Larry
[ul][li]Plate Setter[/ul]

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YB,
Great picture... I've got to get me one. Do you know how much they are?

Tim M

cward,[p]It's a Webber grate.[p]Check my website for times and my online cookbook for pizza, pork, etc.[p]http://www.tm52.com/bge/[p]Tim
[ul][li]Tim's cookbook & etc[/ul]

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Tim M,
NOW IM HUNGRY!!! Thanks!!! :-)

YB

cward,
I think they are about $30.00 and the pizza stone is about $25.00.
Larry