How to Season a Gas Grill With Porcelain-Covered Grates

Cooking on a gas grill is both convenient and easy. You don't have the hassle of charcoal and lighter fluid, or the challenge of getting the coals hot. With a gas grill, you just turn on the fuel, strike a match and light the grill's igniter. The only problem you may have is seasoning the porcelain-covered grates after you have cleaned your gas grill. A can of nonstick vegetable spray is all that is needed.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Paper towels
• Nonstick vegetable spray

1. Open the lid on your gas grill.

2. Wipe your gas grill's porcelain-covered grates with a clean paper towel to remove any dust and cleaner residue.

3. Spray the porcelain-covered grates liberally with a can of nonstick vegetable spray.

4. Let the vegetable spray stay on the porcelain-covered grates until the next time you use the grill.

5. Preheat the gas grill before you are ready to cook so the vegetable spray will burn into the porcelain-covered grates.

References

• How Do I ......for Gas Grills
• How to Properly Season Gas Grill Grates to Prevent Rust

Resources

• Quick Tips for Cleaning Your Grill