Basically, anything you can cook on your indoor range can be perfected outdoors using your flat top grill. By cooking on your flat top, you’re able to tap into a huge diversity of food preparation options, from seafood to vegetables to meat. The Coyote’s Flat Top Grill offers one of the most versatile cooking surfaces on the market. In this post, we’ll learn how to care for and clean your flat top grill to keep it feeling like new through this grilling season and beyond.

Taking good care of your grill from the get-go will keep it in perfect condition for many summers to come. With the Coyote Outdoor Living 30 inch Flat Top Grill, you can bring that same professional approach to culinary creations right in your own backyard! But like all great pieces of equipment - a little maintenance goes a long way. That’s one of the reasons they’ve been a staple for the modern professional chef’s kitchen for centuries!

The more you can avoid the elements getting to the cooktop, the better.Flat top grills are a great way to cook any meal and for any occasion. This will prevent dust and moisture from collecting on the griddle, which could cause rust or other damage. If you’re only going to use one, go with the soft cover over the hard. To further protect your griddle, it’s strongly recommended you have a hard or soft cover and preferably both if possible. If it looks like there is excess, use paper towels to absorb it. Leaving too much oil on the surface can lead to flaking, and other issues, so don’t use too much. Take your cooking oil of choice and spread a very thin layer across the flat top using a paper towel or cotton cloth.Įnsure you coat the entire surface and keep the layer of oil you’re applying very thin. Now that the surface is clean, you’ll want to apply a thin layer of oil on the griddle cooktop.

Once the surface is free of food and excess grease, you can turn off the burners and proceed to the oil application step. Use water as needed while wiping the cooktop to help remove any residue still present. Next, using heat-resistant gloves or tongs, wipe down the entire cooktop surface with paper towels or a cotton cloth. The steam created will help get any remaining food off. Squirt some water while scraping as needed to help loosen any stuck-on food. Scrape all the remaining food bits and grease into the griddle’s grease trap. Set the burners to low and start by scraping the entire griddle surface using your scraper or spatula.

Cleaning flat top grill