Cooking over an open flame is a campfire staple and there’s no better way to enjoy your campfire meal than with a griddle. Griddles provide plenty of room to cook up large meals, but they can be a pain to clean. That’s why it’s important to know how to clean your griddle while camping so you can keep enjoying delicious meals without the hassle of cleaning up after. Let’s take a look at the best way to clean your griddle while camping.
The First Thing You'll Need
is some warm water, dish soap, and a sponge or scrubber. Start by filling a bucket or basin with hot soapy water and let your griddle soak for about 10 minutes. This will help loosen any food that's stuck on the griddle surface and make it easier to scrub off. After soaking for 10 minutes, use your sponge or scrubber to remove any remaining food residue from the griddle surface. Be sure not to use too much pressure as this could scratch or damage the coating on your griddle surface.
Once All Of The Food Is Removed
From the surface, rinse off the griddle with hot water and dry it with a paper towel or rag. Once it's dry, apply some oil or cooking spray onto the surface and spread it evenly with a paper towel or cloth rag. Doing this will help protect your griddle against rust and corrosion while also giving you a nice non-stick cooking surface for future meals.
Finally, Make Sure You Store Your Griddle In A Safe Place When Not In Use
Preferably on top of a tarp or other protective material like cardboard so that dirt and debris don't accumulate on the surface while stored away. These simple steps should keep your griddle looking its best no matter where you are camping!
Conclusion
Keeping your cookware clean is essential for maintaining its quality over time and ensuring great-tasting meals every time! With these tips in mind, cleaning your griddle while camping should be easy peasy! Just remember to fill up a bucket with hot soapy water, let it soak for 10 minutes before scrubbing off any residue, then rinse it off before applying some cooking oil or spray for protection against rust and corrosion! Lastly, make sure you store it properly when not in use so that dirt doesn't accumulate on its surfaces. Now go enjoy those delicious campfire meals!
Thank you for reading this article and happy camping!
Your Friend,
Karie
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