How to clean flat top griddle! #cleaning #griddle #grill #bbq

Показать описание

Tim Clowers

Рекомендации по теме

Комментарии

Clearly hasn't seen the 3m griddle cleaning kit...

malayrojak

99% of the comments are completely wrong for an outdoor blackstone or other brand flat top griddle. These need to be seasoned like a cast iron otherwise they will rust. No lemon, no vinegar, no grill stones, no soap. All you need is water, scraper, high smoke point oil and towels.
It's called a blackstone for a reason

shanegraham

"I'm gonna show you how to waste a shitload of paper towels after every use."

seananthonybenoit

I cook in a restaurant when closing at the end of the night it’s more in depth than that and it comes out shiny silver. We scrape it with oil and a grill brick, then pour high temp grill cleaner and let it sit for a little bit. Then we scrape it off and throw ice on it to cool it down and get all that gunk off then wipe with towel then white vinegar and wipe again with towel. This is in a restaurant where you are cooking all day on it though it gets very dirty and you need to pull all that oil and food out from the metal

Usernameunknown

I use a scraper from the very beginning. I keep the heat on too. I also apply the oil while it’s hot. Wipe the excess off and it’s good to go. I do the same for my wok and all cast iron.

shiyanwijesekera

I like the fact that you put oil on your grill after cleaning it!
I always do this and the wife thought I was crazy 😜

ja

"Just start cleaning your grill". You gotta clean your grill to clean it. 👍

mikemike

"I'm gonna show you how I clean my grill, first grab water, and towel and the grill"

rumbleisbetter

Restaurant manager here, you can use lemon juice and ice cold club soda. It will work a lot better, especially if you buy a grill brick. It should save you some money saving you paper towels

crazytacoman

Thanks for showing me this, I keep using my knees and it's really difficult.

DougCanney

even though these comments are negative he's actually doing a good job. This might not be a deep clean like you would do maybe once a week (for full time personal use) but this is a very good way to clean your grill in-between deep-cleaning sessions.

jothekingjtk

I use a little white distilled vinegar mixed in my water to get the yucky stuck bits and to keep the pH even. (The acid in the vinegar helps to break down the burned bits gently.)

erynporter