Grill Care

Holland Grills will help you cook fantastic meals for many years. Following our cooking and grill care tips will help you get the most out of your Holland Grill. Click on one of the following categories to review the related tips.

Select a category... A good reason to buy a Holland Grill An overview of how the Holland works Cold weather cooking Eggs Holland Style Get steamed! Grilling burgers and steaks Holland-grilled turkey Keep the lid closed Timing Chart Turn it with tongs Using the Digital Thermometer What is a Boston Butt anyway?

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Using the Digital Temperature Probe

If you don't own a digital thermometer, get one! You'll thank me later when you find out how much easier it makes grilling.

Additional Information

Grilling meat to the proper temperature is important not only for safety, but also taste. Don't guess and whatever you do, DON"T cut into the meat to check for doneness--you let alot of the juices escape. Purchase a digital temperature probe and you'll be amazed how easy it is to grill a turkey, chicken, beef roast--or any other large portion of meat-- to perfection.
WHERE TO PLACE THE PROBE: Slide the probe into the turkey breast (or other thicker part of the meat) and be sure to not let it touch a bone. Place the thermometer unit on the side shelf, close the lid and wait for the beep. Turkey's, Boston Butt's, and whole chickens are done to perfection when the internal temperature of the meat reaches 180 degrees F. Once the meat reaches the temperature you selected, it will beep and it's time to eat!
Click here to learn more and see our digital temperature probe.