Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for March 20, 2013

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    Gator007  about 11 years ago

    Should’ve clean it before winter set in.

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    iGrumpy  about 11 years ago

    Opened up a grill that had been ‘wintering over’, and discovered a nest and big mouse (or a small rat?) – interesting in that there was not apparent start nor panic.. maybe it was just too sluggish from sleep? It stretched and lumbered off annoyed a being disturbed..But I agree, and suggest a cleaning and cover last use in Autumn. - But still if forgotten, we scrape most of the crust from the grill rack,and give it a good firing and heating up for a cleaning and sanitizing prelude to cooking. Bon Appetite

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    gary4160  about 11 years ago

    too much snow here in michigan to barbque! lol

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    j-birds3  about 11 years ago

    Spring is here..2 feet of the white stuff is still on the ground in MI.

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    jeanie5448  about 11 years ago

    clean it every time you use it. My husband is manic about that, he takes the grill racks off and cleans them every time he uses it. We always have a clean smoker and a clean bbq.

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    JB10000Lakes  about 11 years ago

    It’s 7 deg. here in Mpls this morning. Tough weather to drink cold beer in (beer and grill go hand in hand you know)

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    Arianne  about 11 years ago

    Glory or gory? Play Ball! Just scattered patches of snow in metro Detroit, but possibly more coming. To be done quickly, my Arlo makes Polish cheeseburgers, Dearborn Sausage brand kielbasa, split and grilled, topped with cheddar on burger buns. Gets him out of the chill in a hurry.

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    57-Don  about 11 years ago

    Easy solution: we grill all winter long here in Wisconsin – nothing better than a brat when it’s 10 degrees out

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    Canoe-full  about 11 years ago

    A tad below zero this morning in NorWis. Nine months of winter and three months of bad sledding.Gas in the winter and charcoal in the summer but I still prefer cooking over a campfire.

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    Gokie5  about 11 years ago

    “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. . . .”

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    paultunes  about 11 years ago

    where are they supposed to be? no green around here. did A&J retire? don’t they have a kid and grand child? wish JJ would do more updates on Gene and his fam.

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    rockngolfer  about 11 years ago

    The weatherman has a lot of trouble predicting the weather here in central FL.Yesterday was supposed to be rainy but there was not a cloud in the sky and 81.Today they got the rain part right but instead of the predicted 76 it is only 66 now so I doubt that it is going to warm up much more.

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    Varnes  about 11 years ago

    I just burn it off, and scape whatever is left….

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    The Life I Draw Upon  about 11 years ago

    Use a high smoking point spray oil like canola on grill, and clean immediately after last cooked item when grill has cooled but not dried. Have a great opening day.

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    Dr_Fogg  about 11 years ago

    We had starlings nested in ours one year… I’d rather have the mice

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    renewed1  about 11 years ago

    Fire up the grill. My dad used to tell me that the fire will clean the grill better than I could.

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    stlarry1  about 11 years ago

    why stop grilling at the end of summer. i grill all winter. foot of snow, steaks on the grill.

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    yoda1234  about 11 years ago

    I don’t know where in Michigan Gary Albert is, but northeast of Detroit we barbecue in the snow throughout the winter…. Freshly grilled delmonicos on Christmas Eve!!

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    shapmandoo  about 11 years ago

    We’ve been grilling all winter. Nothing better.

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    tnazar  about 11 years ago

    I frequently find seed hulls, the remains of a mouse supper. One time I had a very startled mouse look up at me. It’s not the cleanliness – as David_42 said, it’s the shelter.

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    fixer1967  about 11 years ago

    Real fun is finding that there is a very large hornet/wasp nest in it. Guess how he go rid of them. He turned the gas on and pushed the igniter button and run like #$@@.

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    brianbigdogsmith  about 11 years ago

    I opened mine but just fired up some charcoals and burned off the old stuff and took a wire brush to the grill area.

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