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Foiled Plate Setter? I might stop...
MaskedMarvel
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Greetings friends!
I just cooked another two-brisket run with my plate setter, and it's slowly turning black, despite my foiling and refoilings...
I've seen pictures of "well seasoned" plate setters - do you guys think it burns the drippings or that there are any bad side effects to just letting the thing ride?
I go through a lot of heavy duty foil - if this is needless, then I'm on board..
8-Damien
Large BGE and Medium BGE
36" Blackstone - Greensboro!
36" Blackstone - Greensboro!
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Mine goes camando. It gets dirty, then on a pizza or steak it gets clean_______________________________________________XLBGE
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Yep. Same here.MrCookingNurse said:Mine goes camando. It gets dirty, then on a pizza or steak it gets clean
Be careful, man! I've got a beverage here. -
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I don't "Wrap" my platesetter, but i put a single piece of thin foil across the platesetter, then turn the sides up slightly. The foil catches the drippings and they cook away. At the end of the cook, i remove the grid, and with the tongs, i wad up the foil with grease and toss it!
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Runner up! I posted in the original thread.Hi54putty said:Did you win your contest?
Thanks! Large BGE and Medium BGE
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This is what I usually do too.Charlie tuna said:I don't "Wrap" my platesetter, but i put a single piece of thin foil across the platesetter, then turn the sides up slightly. The foil catches the drippings and they cook away. At the end of the cook, i remove the grid, and with the tongs, i wad up the foil with grease and toss it!"Dumplings are just noodles that have already eaten" - Jon Kung
Ogden, UT, USA
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Charlie tuna said:I don't "Wrap" my platesetter, but i put a single piece of thin foil across the platesetter, then turn the sides up slightly. The foil catches the drippings and they cook away. At the end of the cook, i remove the grid, and with the tongs, i wad up the foil with grease and toss it!
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Or I just do a nuclear burn with the PS inverted, legs down... it all burns off.
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