Wolf range with grill ~ how to clean do u use it??

14 years ago

I am looking to buy a Wolf 48 with grill. I have 4 boys (oldest is 12) and he is starting that eating evrything in sight growth spurt stuff. He is already 5'9. I thought the grill would make sense to throw a small steak, burgers or ckn cutlets on to cook quick extra meals or to add protein to a meal. Do you have the grill??? How does it cook? Is it easy to clean? Smell up the house? Thanks

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peaches12345
14 years ago
This probably won't be much help because my cooktop grill experience was years ago with a Jenn-Air. It was awful to clean and I would never ever again have one. Wolf may or may not be a different story, but I'm sure others will chime in.

If you are going to mainly use it for quick extra meals, a burger or 2, a small steak I would just get a separate grill pan. I have an All-Clad and love it! Use it constantly, easy to clean in the sink, and one of the best purchases I have ever made. There is just the 2 of us and we now rarely use our outdoor grill- steaks, chicken, veggies, burgers all come off the grill pan with a nice sear and are delicious. My mind still boggles at the thought of cleaning that Jenn-Air built-in grill.
peaches12345
14 years ago
If you Google "cleaning wolf cooktop grill" you'll find LOTS of information and opinions answering your questions from those who have one.
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