How to Stop Meat From Sticking To Grill

 We have all probably read the dangers of using a wire brush to clean the barbeque grill, so I went in search of a way to create picture worthy meals that are not torn in half by sticking to the grill!

This is what I have found so far that works super well.

What you will need:

1 x large white onion

1 x large white potato

Method:

1.  Heat up your grill, and then peel the onion and then slice one end off.

2.  Take a fork and jab it into the non cut end of the onion and start rubbing the cut end on the grill quickly.  Not only does this clean the grill but it smells awesome and if some onion bits stick to the grill?... that's ok, as it will add to your cooking.

Now that the Grill is Clean...

3.  Next slice off one end of the potato and take the fork and jab into the uncut end and then quickly slide this along the grill.

The starch apparently helps to keep food from sticking!

 Propane Levels

Always check your propane levels before you start because if the level is too low the grill may not get up to the optimum temperature causing your food to stick and take forever to cook if at all.

There are tricks and scary ways to check the level, but I decided to invest in a gauge that you attach to your propane tank.  Plus I always keep one extra tank full and as a spare just in case.

How to Clean a BBQ Grill Easily

 It's that time of year with the sun out, drinks on the patio and that bbq cooking your favorite foods..  ahhhh summer living!

But after a few meals, that bbq grill tends to build up burnt on food and grime.  You can try and burn it off by keeping the bbq going after you have cooked your food, but that is not super efficient and I find it simply cakes up on the grills.

You could take them inside and use oven cleaner, 

or 

you can use this simple method:

VINEGAR and TIN FOIL

This really works and then there are no fears of harsh chemicals transferring to your next meal.

What You Will Need:

Spray bottle filled with plain white vinegar

Balled up pieces of tin foil.

Method:

1.  When your BBQ is cold, spray white vinegar onto your grill.  

2.  Wait about 15 minutes

3.  Use your balled up tin foil to go back and forth along the grills and you will be amazed at what comes off!

The tin foil is basically your scrubber brush.  Works super well.

Have an awesome summer!