Start with an easy recipe. Research how much time your meat should cook for and at what heat. Grilling vegetables is a great place to start as well. Cook up some sweet potato or zucchini directly on the grill or grab a BBQ safe grilling basket.
Have a spray bottle on hand for flare-ups. Depending on what you’re cooking, you may see some flames once in a while because of the grease – don’t panic, just spritz a couple of times to keep the flames under control.
Get the right utensils. Instead of using flimsy tongs, get a set of barbeque-specific grilling utensils to avoid any accidents like dropping your food or like melting the plastic.
Cleaning the Grill: After you finished cooking, let the grill cool down a bit and scrape off any access food residue while it’s still a little warm. It’ll be all ready to go next time!
If you’ve received a propane tank recently or had one laying around, check the expiry date to make sure it is still working.
At Petroking we can revalve and recertify your tanks – making them good for another 10 years. You can also purchase new tanks and refill them at PetroKing Gas Diesel & Propane
