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Cleaning the grill is the most unexciting part of an after party especially the porcelain grill grates, although we all want to make sure that they are very clean before we store them. It is very challenging to clean the porcelain grill grates since they can easily chip, although they are the most popular grills because they do not easily rust, they are coated with heavy porcelain and they can retain heat for a long period of time. To prevent your porcelain grill grates from rusting you need to clean it as often as possible preferably after every use. This is because leaving your grill with scrapes or chips in the porcelain will allow a lot of water to seep in the grill and also leave the underneath metals exposed which as a result may cause the grill to rust. Here are the best methods for cleaning porcelain grill grates…

The beauty that comes with charcoal grilling can sometimes come to an end when you have to put out the fire after a busy day of setting up flavourful dishes. For you to do it properly, you have to avoid any shortcuts, and by that you know I’m talking about water. At the same time, putting the charcoal grill out doesn’t mean ensuring that there’s no more heat; it also involves cleaning it afterwards. At this point, you’ll probably realize how messy spraying or soaking up hot coal with water can be, and this is just one of the reasons why you should avoid the temptation that comes with it. It may seem like the quickest way out but with the speed also comes greater repercussions. With that in mind, you probably want to know how to put out a charcoal grill in the best possible way. We will help…

If you’re one of those who dread cleaning cooking grates, grill mats is the solution for you. These are flexible non-stick cooking surfaces that make it easier to grill any type of food irrespective of the quantity. They also bring a solution to problems we often encounter when you want to grill foods in small bits like vegetables, because such usually slip in between the cooking grates, ruining everything. Using these mats sounds simpler, because actually, that’s how it’s supposed to be. However, it’s not all about placing it on the cooking grate because there’s a certain way which you’re supposed to use grill mats. Failure to which, your mat may not last long enough, and may become ineffective. For those who are still wondering about how to use grill mats, this article is for you. The Best Ways on how to use grill mats Observe general care for grill…

The festive season is here and for most families, this is the best time to spend some quality time together. There’s absolutely no better way to do so than with perfectly grilled meals. Weber charcoal grill has been known to be one of the ideal grills that you can use outdoors because of how sizeable and economical it is. However, grilling with a Weber Charcoal Grill can be super fun until it gets dirty from grease, charcoal and ashes. Contrary to most people’s fears, you can only mess-up your grill if you don’t clean it in the way it should be. The question herein is how? In this article, we will look at the relevant steps on how to clean a Weber charcoal grill. 5 Easy steps for cleaning a Weber Kettle charcoal grill: Wipe with dry paper towels Depending on how long you might have left the Weber grill unused,…

When it comes to cleaning the grill in general, the cooking grates remain to be at the core of it all. It’s these parts that gets into contact with grease, food residues and even ashes to some extent, in case you’re using a charcoal grill. For cast iron, there’s more than just the layers of dirt to deal with because the material is prone to rust, which can sometimes make it deteriorate drastically. However, there’s a solution to this drawback and it’s all about how well you clean the grates. This article will show you how to clean cast iron grill grates by following 5 simple steps. How to clean cast iron grates in 5 simple steps Scrape the grates When cleaning the grates after use, it’s important to allow them to cool down until it’s fairly warm in order to keep your hands safe. The first step is to…