How to Clean a Burnt Broiler Tray

Broiler trays tend to build up burnt-on grease and food, and it's not always easy to get them clean. With a little ingenuity and elbow grease, however, getting a broiler tray clean does not have to take too much time or effort. The trick is to battle the broiler's grime with a combination of scrubbing and oven cleaner. The result will be a sparkling clean broiler, ready to take on your next cooking project in style.

Dish detergent
Latex gloves
Abrasive cleaning pad
Oven cleaner
Black garbage bag

Instructions

- 1
  Soak the broiler tray for several minutes in hot, soapy water. Slip on latex gloves and then scrub the tray with the abrasive cleaning pad to remove loose and burnt-on bits. If the broiler isn't too dirty, this initial soaking and scrubbing might be enough to get it sufficiently clean.
- 2
  Take the broiler tray to an outside area. Slip on latex gloves and then spray the tray with oven cleaner. Place the pan inside a black garbage bag, tie the bag shut, and let it sit for several hours. While it sits, the oven cleaner will break down the grease and burnt food.
- 3
  Bring the broiler tray inside and rinse it off in a sink with hot water. Use the abrasive cleaning pad to scrub off any last pieces of grime. Wipe the broiler with a towel or let it air dry before replacing it in the oven or in a storage drawer.

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