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Old 07-01-2008, 01:55 AM
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Default Cook at table sizzling plates?

Hey there,

I recently went to a brazilian bar and was served 400gm of raw rump steak on a cast iron sizzling plate with a wood base. It was so good i thought, i have to have one of these at home...

so i went to try and find one, yet, all i have found are relatively thin 2-3mm cast iron sizzling plates that will at most keep a steak warm, certainly not cook it.

can anyone point me in the right direction? this thing was a little smaller in diameter than a dinner plate and seemed to be more than 6mm in thickness housed on top of a wood cradle...

is there perhaps a place on the web that specializes in these things?

cheers if anyone can help...
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Old 07-01-2008, 02:02 AM
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Sizzle platters come in different shapes and sizes and some are more fancy that others.

One place I suggest is an asian grocery store...they tend to sell the ones with the fancy wooden handles.

Catering suppliers, like Chef's Warehouse, have the dinnerplate-style platters with removeable handle and wooden base

http://www.chefswarehouse.net.au//cg...ifunction=form
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Old 07-01-2008, 02:32 AM
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i'll try the asian grocery...

though the chefswarehouse one's look about as thin as the harris scarfe ones we have here which dont look like they could cook a steak from go to woe once removed from their heat source...

maybe im wrong, i'll have to go buy a cheapie and test it out... but im sure what i ate off at the restaraunt was much thicker than this...
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