Grilling Tips for Father’s Day

First of all EyeCandyTO wishes all dads out there a happy Father’s Day, enjoy your day and your weekend.

Summer is here and what a better way to celebrate with dad then with a great grilling day.  Read below as we have some great Father’s Day grilling tips for the weekend.

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Father’s Day Grilling Tips:

  1. The Heat is On!
    • Preheat the grill 15-25 minutes before you start cooking.
    • Temperatures: 400-450ºF for high, 350-400ºF for medium-high, 300-350ºF for medium and 250-300ºF for low heat.
    • Most of the times is good to set different temperatures for different parts of the grill so you can move things around.
    • A properly heated grill will sear food on contact.
  2. Brush When Hot!
    • It is easier to remove debris when the grill is hot, so do it after preheating, not before.
    • Use a long wire brush to clean the grill.
    • Scrape again immediately after you use it.
  3. Oil it!
    • Oil the hot grill racks when hot and before placing any food on them.
    • Use an oil-soaked paper towel to prevent food from sticking.
    • Hold the damp paper towel with tongs and rub all over the racks.  Watch out because it will be hot!
  4. Marinate for More Flavour!
    • Make your own marinades by mixing an oil, an acid and flavourings and seasonings.
    • Marinate on the same day for leaner proteins and the night before for tougher ones.
    • Get rid of any excess oil before placing the meat on to the grill.
  5. Is it Ready?
    • The best way to know is by using a meat thermometer.
    • When ready, remove the meat from the heat and let it rest for about 10 minutes so the juices can settle.
    • You might want to remove it from the grill a few degrees below where you want it to be as the protein will continue cooking while it rests (carry-over cooking).

Now get out there, turn those grills on and start grilling with dad!!!

 

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