Casserole Dish in the egg?

Wardster

I'm getting ready to fire up a chicken dish and I want to cook it on the egg. Can I use one of my regular caserole dishes? I will be going over a plate setter, cooking at 400* should reduce the amount of smoke it will take. Any suggestions or is this ok?

JJ

Wardster,
I would put it on a cake cooling rack that sits on the plate setter. I'm not that enthusiastic about sitting glass directly on ceramic.

Stogie

Wardster,[p]You will want to wrap the dish in foil! Otherwise, it will get charred black from the smoke.[p]Completely cover the outside of the dish and cook away![p]Stogie

Puj

Stogie,[p]Wardster is utilizing an indirect cook with the plate setter. I won't speak for all materials but neither cast iron nor glass will get charred. Cast iron is obvious, but I bake lasagna in a glass dish at 350°F on the Egg all of the time with no additional elbow grease required.[p]There is no reason not to line the outside of a dish with foil though - that's for sure.[p]Puj

YB

Wardster,
Billy below is a link to great pots and pans to cook on the egg.I used these in Atlanta at Eggtoberfest,they are real easy to clean.Nordic Ware has free shipping and the more you order the more diacount you get.
Larry
[ul][li]Nordic Ware[/ul]