Rust can be a fact of life if you leave your grill outside, but you can make short work of it with these cleaning hacks. You may want to use the gentlest method first and work your way down the list ...

An outdoor grill delivers flavor that can't be replicated. Its ultra-high heat is key to nicely seared steaks and other summer cookout favorites, from seafood to veggies to pizza. You can also cook ...

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You may think that learning how to clean a grill would be easy, even intuitive, but when we asked experts for their cleaning tips, we were surprised by how complicated the process can be. Not only do ...

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There’s nothing more satisfying than a clean grill. Clean grills mean it’s officially time to break out the charcoal, grab the hot dogs and burgers, and have the first cookout of the year. But in ...

Did you go a little heavy on that barbeque sauce during your last cookout? It’s OK, life happens, and barbeque sauce is delicious. Plus, with this simple hack on how to clean your grill, you won’t ...

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Memorial Day is in the rearview mirror, and temperatures are starting to rise, which means it's officially grilling season. Nothing says summer like grilled corn on the cob, juicy burgers, and fresh ...

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Clean the cooking grates with a wire grill brush or curly steel scour pad before adding food to the grill—when the coals are the hottest. Wipe the remaining soot and debris from the grates with a ...