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- Anyone with a grill and a patio is
raring to get started on outdoor summer
cooking fun. Before you invite the gang
over for a feast, use the following
timeline and tips to get prepared so your
party planning will be easy and
smooth.
The weekend before:
Get
your yard ready by cleaning lawn
furniture, deck and patio. Trim weeds
and mow the lawn.
Shop
for these essential barbeque
ingredients: ketchup, FRENCH'S mustard,
relish, mayonnaise, chips, soft drinks,
paper plates, plastic cups and
utensils, grilling tools and
briquettes.
Clean
your grill.
The
day before:
Buy
meat and other fresh ingredients.
Prepare
salads and desserts.
Party
day:
Set
up outdoor games.
Buy
ice and place in coolers.
Set
out appetizers and snacks before guests
arrive.
Cleaning
the grill may be your least favorite
barbeque chore. Using an oven cleaner like
EASY-OFF makes grill cleaning easier and
can help you get the job done quicker.
Wear
long rubber gloves while cleaning your
grill.
Remove
racks from grills. Place them on
newspaper on a non-wood surface. Remove
any remaining food by brushing the
racks with a stiff brush.
Hold
the can away from your face and spray
from a distance of 9-12 inches. Allow
the foam to work for at least 20
minutes.
Wipe
the racks clean with a heavy duty
scrubbing sponge, rinsing frequently.
After drying, wipe again with a clean
sponge.
To
clean the grill window, apply EASY-OFF
to a wet scrubbing sponge. Wipe the
glass surface vigorously to remove
soil. Avoid contact with the grill
housing.
Wipe
clean with a wet sponge. After drying,
wipe again with a clean sponge.
DO
NOT USE EASY-OFF ON GRILL EXTERIOR.
Wash the exterior with mild soap and
water on a scrubbing sponge to remove
white spots caused by oxidation.
Rinse
well with water.
Since
73% of American households own a grill,
there's a good chance you'll be doing a
lot of outdoor cooking this summer.
Grilling is a healthy alternative for
meat, vegetables, even fruit. Try the
followingbarbeque
sauce
recipe for a sweet and smoky taste to your
favorite meat.
3/4 cup smoky-style barbeque sauce
1/2 cup honey
1/3 cup FRENCH'S mustard
1/3 cup FRENCH'S Worcestershire sauce
Combine all ingredients in a bowl.
Brush on meat during the last 15 minutes
of grilling. Save the extra sauce to serve
on the side for dipping.
To help out with your summer barbeque
plans, a booklet containing tips, coupons
and rebate offers is included on cans of
16 oz. EASY-OFF Heavy Duty oven cleaner
and EASY-OFF Fume-Free Max oven
cleaner.
Let's Get Cooking!
While there are many reasons for teaching kids to cook -- less expensive than eating out, preserves family heritage, etc, the most important
reason is that by teaching your child to cook, you're giving him a better chance to be a healthy grown-up. Enabling your child with the ability
to appreciate freshness and to transform ingredients into tasty foods opens their eyes to making wiser choices about what to eat...
Let's Get Cooking!
