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Burn-Off
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Before
cooking
on your gas grill for the first time, you
should
"burn
off"
the grill to eliminate
any odor
or
foreign
matter.
Ignite the burners,
lower the Lid, and
operate
grill on Hi setting
for 3 to 5 minutes.
CAUTION:
Operating
ALL main burners
on Hi
setting
for longer
than five minutes
may damage
certain
parts of your grill. Do not leave your grill
unattended
when
in use.
Preheating
[]
To preheat,
light your
grill on Hi, lower
the Lid
and
follow
this timetable:
• For high
temperature
cooking,
preheat
grill 3 to 5
minutes.
• For low temperature
cooking,
preheat
grill 3 minutes.
• To slow cook,
preheating
is not necessary.
Cooking
Temperatures
[]
High
setting:
The Hi Control
Knob
setting
should
only be used
to pre-heat
your grill the first 3-5 minutes
and for burning
food
residue
off the grill for 3-5 minutes
after
cooking
is complete.
CAUTION:
Operating
ALL main burners
on Hi setting
for
longer
than
five minutes
may damage
certain
parts
of
your
grill. Do not leave your grill unattended
when
in
use.
Indirect
Cooking
[]
The indirect
cooking
method
can also be used
with
the supplied
Cooking
Grids. To cook
indirectly,
the
food should
be placed
on the left or right side of your
grill with the Burner
lit on the opposite
side. Or place
your food
on the Secondary
Cooking
Rack
and light
the outer
grill Burners.
Either
way, indirect
cooking
must
be done
with
the Lid down.
Prepare
Cooking
Grids
for
Grilling
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Greasing
the cooking
surface
will help
keep
foods
from sticking
during
the cookout
and reduces
the
amount
of cleanup
required.
Use a brush
to apply a
thin layer of cooking
oil or vegetable
shortening
onto
each
Cooking
Grid before
each cookout.
We do not
suggest
spray
type
oils unless
they are specified
for
high-temperature
cooking.
Be sure to coat
the entire
cooking
surface
including
edges
and any areas
with
chipped
porcelain.
Flare-Ups
[]
The fats and juices
dripping
from grilled
food
can
cause
flare-ups.
Since
flare-ups
impart
a favorably,
distinctive
taste and color to food
cooked
over
an
open
flame,
they should
be accepted
up to a point.
To minimize
flare-ups
use
a drip pan under
foods
that produce
a lot of grease,
like ribs.
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Medium
to Low
Settings:
Most recipes
specify
medium
to low
settings,
including
all smoking,
rotisserie
cooking
and cooking
lean cuts
such
as fish.
An Important
Note About
Cooking
Temperatures
[]
The
suggested
heat
settings
and cooking
times
shown
in the following
pages
are approximate.
Unlike
the controlled
environment
inside
your
kitchen,
variables
including
outside
temperatures,
direction
and conditions
of wind,
as well as grill location
will
affect
your
grill's
heat
distribution.
Because
these
condition
vary, and no two backyards
are alike, we
offer
this guide
as a convenience.
We
recommend
you monitor
your
grill closely
and rotate
foods
as
needed
to prevent
overcooking
and ensure
the most
delicious
results
every
time.
• The middle
and back primary
cooking
areas
offer the
highest
heat
for searing
and grilling.
• The Secondary
Cooking
Rack
offers
medium
heat
for
preparing
breads
and firm vegetables
like potatoes
and corn.
• The front
primary
cooking
area offers
less heat and is
ideal for preparing
delicate
foods
and for keeping
cooked
foods
warm.
DirectCooking
[]
The direct
cooking
method
can be used with the
supplied
Cooking
Grids
and food
placed
directly
over
the lit grill Burners.
Direct
Cooking
requires
the Grill
Lid
to be open.
This method
is ideal for searing,
grilling,
deep
frying
and whenever
you want foods
to
have
an open-flame
barbecued
taste.
A-1
Failure
to comply
with
these
instructions
could
result
in a fire
or explosion
that
could
cause
serious
bodily
injury, death
or
property
damage.
Never
cover the cooking
grids,
Heat Diffusers,
bottom
of grill bowl or Grease
Draining
Tray with
charcoal,
aluminum
foil, sand
or any substance
that
can
absorb
grease.
Before
each
use of your
grill:
Pull out the Grease
Tray and remove
all grease
and food
debris
to
prevent
grease
fire hazard.
Use
your
grill
at least
3 feet
away
from
any
wall
or surface.
Use
your
grill
at least
3 feet
away
from
combustible
objects
that
can
melt
or
catch
fire
(such
as vinyl
or wood
siding,
fences
and
overhangs)
or
sources
of
ignition
including
pilot
lights
on
water
heaters
and
live
electrical
appliances.
Never
use
your
gas grill in a garage,
porch,
shed,
breezeway
or any other
enclosed
area.
Your
grill will get very
hot. Always
wear a flame
retardant
BBQ
Mitt when
cooking
on your grill.
Never
lean over
cooking
areas
while
using
grill.
Do not touch
cooking
surfaces,
Lid, grill housing
or other
parts while
grill is in operation,
or until
the grill has cooled
down
after use.
