As an expert in outdoor cooking, Greg has written more than 30 articles on grilling and barbecuing for Food & Wine across categories including kamado grills, pizza ovens, and meat thermometers.

If you're a barbecue fan, you might wonder when the best time to clean your grill is. For instance, can you ever clean it ...

Long, sunny days mean barbecue season is here and grills are working overtime. Whether you have a charcoal grill, gas grill ...

Be a bit more cautious with those made of natural fibers like coir and jute: If they're woven, it's best not to attack them with a grill brush. Use a grill brush to clean dried paint off of ...

While your grates soak, clean the bottom of your grill and the lid. Brush any loose debris and dirt ... Those with some type of venting are best as they reduce the chances of condensation.

If you do have a grill brush without bristles ... Performing a full cleaning every few months is the best method to enjoy a grill that's spick-and-span. A little elbow grease goes a long way.

The result is an even sear, faster cook time, fewer flare-ups, and -- perhaps best of all -- easy cleanup. Cleaning an ...

Choosing the best charcoal grill begins with determining ... Q: How do you clean a charcoal grill? Use a grill brush to clean the cooking grate while it’s still hot. Stuck-on food will fall ...

Here are some of the best grill brushes and cleaning tools we recommend. Another popular method, which should only be conducted while the grill is cool, is using a spray cleaner. We like this one ...

it's best not to attack them with a grill brush. While there are plenty of foaming cleaners out there that claim to clean grout, some stains need a bit more muscle. That's when a brass or nylon ...