how to use grill mats
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I have used it several times and they are great. I also used it in the oven when I re-heat my steaks etc... Just make sure you don't exceed 500 degrees. It is a great product!
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Grill mats are used on outdoor grills, by placing the mat on the grate and grilling food as you normally would. You can also use grill mats indoors as a cooking liner for cookies, wings, sandwich grills or even your George Foreman grill. Mats can be hand washed or placed in the top rack of the dishwasher.
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There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just... » Read More There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike « Show Less
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I took a piece of expanded metal, gutter leaf blocker, I bought at lowes for a few bucks, and cut out a circle to fit over the grate in my charcoal chimney. I cut up one of the fire cubes into halves, or thirds and spread them around the chimney. I cover them with charcoal, light from the bottom and leave alone for 15 min. Grill on.
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I use either a pouch made of aluminum foil with dry smoke chips ( found in Amazon ) or better yet weber small aluminum trays with smoke chips ( also with Amazon ) and get a better result if I don't wet them. Good luck, love my grill, of course bought in Amazon I almost forgot I use them on top
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I think making your own bags out of parchment paper will work. folding the edges is the best bet. Most adhesive tapes will burn or otherwise fail when exposed to the high heat (ESPECIALLY "duct" tape -never expose that stuff to high heat!!!). Staples could work, just be sure they don't contact the heating elements inside the grill.
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just two grill mats, but i think you could probably use either for baking as well, haven't tried it myself though.
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Both mats work on the grill. We've used both on the grill and they work great! The cream-colored one is sized to fit onto a baking sheet for oven use, if desired, much like those expensive silicone sheets.
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The best way i know how is to clean them with dish liquid (wash) let dry, put them on your grill and put a whole pack of bacon on them and cook till done. do not scrub them just drain the grease from you grill and you good to go! you could also just clean then coat them grates with cooking oil and cook on low that will look too.
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I went to my local Lowes any they have the cleaner and the brushes for these inferred grills. The brush is a stiff bristle plastic brush just for these grills. Let the grill get hot after you are done grilling let it cool dump the ash of the grate spray and brush it works great
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I would use the 1lb cannisters that you can get almost anywhere. The cost a couple dollars a piece, and will last for about 5 or so hours of grilling.
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Spray the grates with vegetable oil and fire up the grill.The grates will be fine.This is the best grill I've ever owned.Tonight,I grilled corn,onions,baby back ribs and hamburgers.I love it.
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if you have cast iron you won't be able to use this brush and maintain seasoned grates.. this would be used to fully clean the grates in preparation for seasoning.. if you have cast iron I just use a wooden scraper to get the larger pieces off and let the grill burn off the rest.. if they're really dirty you can wipe them off with a damp cloth or even water, followed by paper towel drying them to remove the water.. better if you then can put them back on the warm grill to remove any and all water.. then coat the grates with a thin coating of oil again to prevent rusting..
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Using a pair of tongs I carefully take grill off and put aside (food and all) then pour water with a measuring cup and put grill back on. Hope this helps.
1175532
It comes with a black grill mat and a cream baking mat, but they both can be used on the grill. We use both of ours on the grill and have had no problems.
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I clean hot grill with a wet rag after each use. Then apply liberal amount of peanut oil. I do not use metal brushes as they seem to promote rusting and leave dangerous bristles behind.
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I simply let the grill burn off at high heat and then clean off the ash with a wire barbeque brush. You could use an oven cleaning product but one of the secrets to great barbeque is the conditioning of the grill. Have fun!
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Mine was received in a box labeled "Oishii" Grilling & Baking Mat. Contained 2 mats, one black in color and the other was beige in color. No instructions other than what is written on outside box which indicates throw it in the dishwasher or easily just rinse it off with soap and water. Used 1 time and did work well.