Pannini Grill Cleaning

[sassy]

How can you clean a grill that has no removable parts and, therefore, cannot be immersed in water?

 

[Andy M.]

A wood or plastic spoon handle may fit the grooves. The corner of a sponge could work as well.

Start with the grill HOT! and use a very wet cloth or sponge apply water to the grill. The heat will 'deglaze' the griddle and you can wipe it clean.

 

[sassy]

Okay, so Andy do you mean specifically to heat the grill and then unplug it first before wiping w/very damp cloth?

 

[kitchenelf]

Basically just like Andy M. and yes, works best when still hot. I clean with paper towels (dampen the towels at one end but have a barrier between the wet part and your hand, which, for me is just more paper towels but dry). I then just brush down the grooves, then out the spout. A sponge works well too.

 

[kitchenelf]

Okay, so Andy do you mean specifically to heat the grill and then unplug it first before wiping w/very damp cloth?

You can heat the grill again or just clean right after you are done cooking whatever it is you have cooked. Unplug - yes.

 

[Caine]

You need one of these

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which I got with my George Foreman 5 grill.

 

[Barb L.]

I do mine right after I am done cooking with a paper towel. D unplug first to as everyone has mentioned.

 

[spryte]

You need one of these

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which I got with my George Foreman 5 grill.

That is cool!!! I wonder if it can be purchased separately?

 

[Caine]

Guess what, sweetie?

SALTON GFSP3 "GEORGE FOREMAN" GRILL SPONGE