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Cleaning Your Electric Indoor Grill
1. After using grill, allow to cool completely before cleaning.
2. Remove heat control. Lift grill out of base using handles. Carefully lift drip pan
out of base. Dispose of any liquid in the drip pan.
3. Wash base, drip pan, cover and grill in hot soapy
water using a non-metal cleaning pad. Do not
use metal scouring pads or harsh scouring
powders. A soft bristled brush may be used to
clean underside of grill., After washing, rinse and
dry. Be careful not to drop cover. The drip pan,
grill and cover may be cleaned in an automatic
dishwasher. Position pieces in dishwasher so
they do not touch one another or other objects
being washed. DO NOT PUT PLASTIC BASE IN DISHWASHER, AS
WARPAGE WILL OCCUR.
Grilling Tips
Always use grill on a dry, level, heat-resistant surface with drip pan and grill
securely positioned in base.
Some smoke and/or odor may occur upon heating due to the release of oils –
this is normal.
Always place water in drip pan to maximum water level line to help reduce
smoking and make clean up easier.
Always use hot pads when handling grill as handles and grill become hot during
use.
Begin grilling at recommended heat setting. Adjust heat setting if needed during
cooking.
The heat control dial can be set at LO, MED, HI or in between for grilling or at
WARM for serving. Approximate temperatures of each setting are WARM
(180°F), LO (250°F), MED (325°F) and HI (375°F).
Use solid end of grill to fry eggs, hashbrowns, grill pancakes, French toast,
sandwiches, vegetables or warm buns. Brush vegetables with olive oil or
vegetable oil for an attractive appearance.
Tender cuts of meat are best for grilling; to tenderize less tender cuts of meat,
marinate before grilling.
Fish and seafood may be basted with melted butter or a flavored butter during
grilling.
For best results, use tongs to turn meats to avoid piercing the skin. Use a wide
spatula to turn fish, steaks, hamburgers, etc
If using a barbecue sauce, baste meat during the last 5 minutes of grilling.
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