How Do You Clean Stainless Steel Flavorizer Bars For The Grill?
Stainless steel flavorizer bars, situated beneath the grilling grate and just above the heat source on a grill, turn juice drippings from grilling meats into smoke that adds extra flavor to the food being cooked. Because the bars come into contact with meat juices and fallen food tidbits, sooner or later you will need to clean them due to buildup. Routine cleaning will help extend the life of flavorizer bars as they will be less likely to corrode. Put on a pair of rubber gloves and open the lid of your completely cool grill. Remove the cooking grate from the grill and place aside. Lift out the stainless steel flavorizer bar panel or the individual bars. Place the bars on a surface such as old newspapers or cardboard that will catch the debris created from scraping the bars. Scrape the bars with a stainless steel brush to remove cooked-on food and buildup. Fill a sink or large container with hot water. Add 1/4 tsp. of liquid dish soap to the water to create soap suds. Place the flavoriz
