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How To Season A Grill Plate. Light your charcoal or crank up your gas. Place your cast iron rack on the grill. Open the vents on your grill and light the charcoal. At that time, close the vents and let the coals and grate cool completely. Apply a thin layer of oil (such as vegetable oil) onto both sides of each grate with a paper towel or brush. The grates have a porcelain enamel coating on them that takes away the need for seasoning. Allow the grids to dry completely. Close the lid and let it the rack season for at least two hours. Allow the charcoal to burn until you have coals with a red center and a gray coating. Spread a thin coating of oil over the entire surface of the grill grate with a basting brush or oil mister. Use a wire brush or scraper tool to remove any food debris or ash from the grates. This is called the polymerization (1) of. Let it burn and smoke and work its high heat magic for a. Remove any surface corrosion with steel wool. You want your grill screaming hot.

Allow the grids to dry completely. Allow the charcoal to burn until you have coals with a red center and a gray coating. Open the vents on your grill and light the charcoal. Apply a thin layer of oil (such as vegetable oil) onto both sides of each grate with a paper towel or brush. Spread a thin coating of oil over the entire surface of the grill grate with a basting brush or oil mister. Remove any surface corrosion with steel wool. At that time, close the vents and let the coals and grate cool completely. You want your grill screaming hot. This is called the polymerization (1) of. The grates have a porcelain enamel coating on them that takes away the need for seasoning.

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How To Season A Grill Plate Close the lid and let it the rack season for at least two hours. Remove any surface corrosion with steel wool. You want your grill screaming hot. This is called the polymerization (1) of. Apply a thin layer of oil (such as vegetable oil) onto both sides of each grate with a paper towel or brush. Let it burn and smoke and work its high heat magic for a. Use a wire brush or scraper tool to remove any food debris or ash from the grates. Close the lid and let it the rack season for at least two hours. Allow the grids to dry completely. At that time, close the vents and let the coals and grate cool completely. Open the lid and clean the grate using a grill brush, wood scraper, or a cut onion. Allow the charcoal to burn until you have coals with a red center and a gray coating. Place your cast iron rack on the grill. Spread a thin coating of oil over the entire surface of the grill grate with a basting brush or oil mister. Light your charcoal or crank up your gas. Open the vents on your grill and light the charcoal.