If it's the absolute juiciest burgers you're looking for, there's one hack in particular that you should try. While it's unconventional, it works like a charm.
Gremolata and chimichurri are two zesty flavor-packed additions to meat, fish, and veggies that you can easily make at home. Here's what makes them distinct.
Smokers can be expensive and take up space, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get smoked meat using your gas grill and some standard kitchen supplies. Here’s how.
There's a great hack for cooking up the juiciest grilled sausages, and it involves poaching them before putting them on the grill. Here's what you need to know.
It may come as a surprise that brisket doesn't take well to grilling, considering it's known as the king of smoked meats. The reason gets down to food science.
Grilling is an art form, and there's a very good reason why you should avoid placing meat onto your grill as soon as it's been removed from the fridge.
You've probably seen "seared" tuna on many restaurant menus, and been instructed to "brown" meat in recipes. So what's the difference? Here are the facts.
Weeknight barbeques may seem daunting, but if you freeze some kebabs ahead, you can easily pull off a simple BBQ session any day of the week. Here's how.
Summer is the time for BBQ and smoking meats, the scent alone awakens taste buds. But beware, you can go overboard on the wood! Here's a tip you need to know.
Gas grills are convenient, but their downside is they just don't get as hot as charcoal. Try this volcanic hack to crank the heat up with you propane BBQ.
Skipping the thawing process altogether not only means less preparation time for grilling a frozen steak, but it actually gives a much more interesting texture.
Forget what you've been told, this grill master has a new tip for firing up the juiciest steak imaginable. Here's what he has to say about the best BBQ beef.
If you're someone who often indulges in taco night, it's nice to mix in new flavors. Try this tip for Mexican street corn salad, it's the perfect addition.
Did you know that there's a simple hack that helps prevent a soggy bun and toppings falling all over your plate? You'll be holding your burger differently now.
Independence Day is the most popular occasion for grilling in the U.S., and it turns out barbecues have been a pivotal July 4 tradition from the very beginning.