YMYA? Sorry, I don't understand that and neither does google.
Dave
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Unwanted Christmas Presents.
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13 years ago
You're Me, You Are.
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13 years ago
Many thanks for that
Dave
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Interestingly, in the property I've just bought and which was the subject of my recent and now-resolved "Locating discontiniuty in CPC - how? Help?!" conundrum, there was a GF grill left in the cupboard.
Never actually used or seen one of these before, but I surmise from the angled base that the liquid fat is intended to run out and away from the food? If so, where is it supposed to go, does it just pool on the worktop or am I missing something here?!
David
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13 years ago
You are missing the little dish that collects the fat.
They don't appear to be available separately from anywhere, but a foil pie-dish may be an acceptable substitute.
Owain
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13 years ago
I think you're missing the "fat collecting bucket (tm)".
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With the added bonus that you can put a pastry lid on and flog it as a Tesco Value pie.
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13 years ago
Lol! many a true word said in jest!
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It will have be 11 inches wide and 2 inches the other way with a depth of about 1/2 inch, but make sure the pie dish does not have holes in it for the fat to escape from.
It's basically a canoe shape, but without the top covering.
Dave
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Ah OK, all is revealed!
Seems odd (to me) that this collecting dish is completely separate to the grill itself; I'd have thought it would be integral to it or at least attaching positively to the front or something. Will try and find something appropriate to use instead, and give it a whirl...
David
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13 years ago
It's best if it can be *very* easily removed for cleaning, and therefore a simple shape. Believe me.
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I don't know if anywhere sells garlic bread (or the 'tear and share' cheesy breads) in foil containers, otherwise a cardboard garlic bread container lined with foil would do.
Ditch the foil each use and the cardboard container should be reusable for a small number of re.
Owain
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13 years ago
I've seen them at the grocery store,, they are common
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If it had a covering would it be a kayak shape?
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Easier to remove and shove in the dishwasher.
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Whatever floats your boat.
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Having scraped the fat out and shoved it in the bin first so the fat doesn't go down the drain...
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Maybe this one is genuine
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seems there's one born every minute (or six individual bidders within a day) blocks of MDF wrapped in pretty paper anyone?
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Their feedback as a seller seems OK. Not that I'll be bidding.