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Plate Setter

PCO3
PCO3 Posts: 50
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
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  • BlueSmoke
    BlueSmoke Posts: 1,678
    PCO3,
    TNW's got it right. The technical term for the plate setter is "vitrified", i.e. turned to glass. It's as impervious to water, grease, etc. as a window, drinking glass, or (for that matter) the vitrified china used in toilet bowls. You can't damage it by getting drippings on it.
    You can, however, build up a coating that has the potential to ooze onto the "other" side. When I use the plate setter legs up, I put a drip pan in place. That way, when I use it legs down for baking, there's no "yuck" to have melted and oozed onto the "upper" surface.[p]Ken
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