12 may be made of other materials commonly used in cookware such as plastics stainless steel copper and the like which may withstand high temperatures produced during cooking as shown in fig1 the cone 12 includes at least two crescent shaped cut outs or indentations 26 in the flat edge 19 according to a preferred embodiment of the invention the cone 12 includes four 4 such indentations each separated by 90 degrees the purpose of the indentations 26 is to allow the cone 12 to receive and removably attach to the collection rim 14 the collection rim 14 includes a plurality of clips 16 the number of which correspond to the number of indentations in the cone 12 fig1 illustrates that the clips 16 engage the upper surface of the flat edge 19 when the cone 12 is attached to the collection rim 14 the indentations 26 allow the cone 12 to be removed from the tray when each of the clips 16 are lined up with the indentations 26 due to the failure of the clips to engage any portion of the flat edge 19 therefore to effect attachment of the collection rim 14 to the cone 12 or vice versa the clips 16 are lined up with the indentations 26 and the tray 14 or cone 12 is rotated in either a clockwise or counterclockwise direction so as to enable the clips 16 to engage the upper surface of the flat edge 19 to effect detachment of the collection rim 14 and cone 12 the opposite steps are taken according to one embodiment of the present invention the clips 16 are integrated with the collection rim 14 which is preferably constructed out of stainless steel alternatively the clips 16 may.