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Post by smokey on May 30, 2014 15:53:02 GMT 10
Or placing cold ones in a hot oven. Thermal shock can be a bitch Always start cold and as the oven heats up and let them cool as the oven cools after shutdown. If you want to two stage cook, ie slow cook and then sear, You are better off using a steal plate setter or use another BBQ that is ready for second stage. What ever configuration I start with, I Finish with. Of course some plate setters are steel and the only problem is burning yourself getting them out. But anything clay? Be ware.
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Post by gatsby on May 31, 2014 10:48:05 GMT 10
Sorry Smokey I'm confused - plate setter??? Looking it up on google didn't give much - are you referring to the heat deflector - that disk that can be placed between the fire & the grill. And I agree you are way better of pinching someone else's plate setter Sorry couldn't resist.
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Post by smokey on May 31, 2014 11:48:30 GMT 10
Yeh that's it, I don't know where I got my terminology from.
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Post by nath on Jun 11, 2014 19:53:45 GMT 10
Yeh that's it, I don't know where I got my terminology from. The yanks?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2014 17:51:01 GMT 10
That's what BGE call it. And is the most versatile in Kamado land I've seen being reversible. Had 2 for nearly 7 years. The first one now has a hairline so the days are numbered. Good tip re thermal shock. Ceramics definitely do not like. CS
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