It's easy to make your grill non-stick, so that the barbecued food doesn't get caught on the grill plate.

Method 1
Method 1 of 3:

Clean and hot

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    Make sure that the grill is clean. If not, clean it well before starting the barbecue.
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    Heat the grill. The grill should be hot before adding food to it. The combination of a clean grill, oil and heat will help keep the grill non-stick.
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    Only turn the food when it releases freely. If it is sticking, this is an indication that it hasn't yet seared properly.
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    Clean after use. You can do this after or before cooking, whichever you prefer, as long as it gets done.
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Method 2
Method 2 of 3:

Onion

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    Cut a large onion in half.
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    Grasp the outer side of the onion half firmly.
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    Heat the grill. Since you will be working with a hot grill, wear mitts or another form of heat-resistant protection. Let the heat burn off any charred bits.
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    Barbecue the food. You should find that it doesn't stick to the grill plate.
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    Reapply as required.
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Method 3
Method 3 of 3:

Potato

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    Cut a large potato in half.
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    Rub until the entire surface you're using has been coated.
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    Heat the barbecue.
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    Barbecue the food. You should find that the surface is non-stick, at least for the initial cooking.
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Updated: March 18, 2021
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Categories: Barbecue Equipment
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