All You Need Is Your Grill For A Next-Level Take On Onion Rings
Onion rings are a great side for burgers and hot dogs. Conveniently, they can be cooked on the grill for a superior flavor at your next cookout.
Read MoreOnion rings are a great side for burgers and hot dogs. Conveniently, they can be cooked on the grill for a superior flavor at your next cookout.
Read MoreCooking hot dogs in the oven is a great idea. Making a long cut down their centers before you chuck them in makes them even more delicious -- and here's why.
Read MoreGrilled peaches and ice cream are the perfect cookout dessert. We've got all the info you need on delicious ice cream flavor options and grilling techniques.
Read MoreOf all the things you can throw on the grill, fruit kebabs sing of summertime. They're colorful, refreshing, seasonal, and easy to prep too.
Read MoreIf you really want your smoked pork to shine, there's one cut of meat that does really well when paired with the robust flavor of garlic.
Read MorePineapple isn't just meant for dessert; it can be served as a starter or the main attraction. Use this unexpected spice the next time you grill pineapple.
Read MoreThe last thing you want when grilling shrimp is for them to come out tough and dry. For juicy shrimp, use this simple tip that goes against conventional wisdom.
Read MoreWhile it might sound intimidating, you will find the smoky taste the grilling process imparts on your brownies can be incredibly satisfying.
Read MoreSome campfire breakfasts are staples like eggs and bacon or blueberry pancakes with a hot cup of coffee. But one you might not have tried is cinnamon rolls.
Read MoreWhy is it that restaurant BBQ just always tastes better than yours or your friends'? Well, there are a lot of reasons, from rub technique to cook time.
Read MoreThere are a few reasons ribs can become tough off the grill. But if you follow a couple of vital steps, you can restore some tenderness to your meat.
Read MoreStruggling to cook all skewer ingredients evenly? Avoid this grilling mistake with one simple method to ensure your meats and veggies are thoroughly cooked.
Read MoreWhen it comes to a cooking over a flaming hot grill, not all fish are created equal. Opt for these kinds to avoid losing your fish through the grates.
Read MoreCorn on the cob is a great addition to any cookout. And for the perfect smoky, charred results, you'll want to grill them directly on the grates.
Read MoreSmoked brisket is the stuff of summer foodie dreams, but that doesn't mean you can't improve on a beloved classic with this Korean spicy binder.
Read MoreGrilling ribs evenly can be a bit of a challenge. Next time you're at the butcher, get specific on the qualities you're looking for in your ribs.
Read MoreThe best kind of summer heat comes from a grill that's cooking fantastic steak. The best cut for the occasion is a ribeye, which will yield flavorful results.
Read MoreWhile the origins of the banana split is up for debate, the fact that grilling this type of fruit is going to make the dessert taste better is well-known.
Read MoreCooking classic lobster is a great way to impress your guests. But if you want to be the star of your next cookout, smoke that lobster instead.
Read MoreWhen a recipe for grilled bratwurst calls for beer, there is one style you definitely want to avoid since it can overpower the flavor of the meat.
Read MoreWhile we typically think of using a smoker for meats such as brisket and ribs, smoking works just as well on tofu. Here's how to make this vegan BBQ option.
Read MoreFew things taste better than a freshly baked fruit cobbler on a summer afternoon. But, believe it or not, you can take cobbler to the next level with a smoker.
Read MoreS'mores are a classic dessert and messing with the recipe seems sacrilegious. But switching the graham crackers to another sweet treat elevates the experience.
Read MoreIf you'd like to kick up the sweetness this summer, try throwing pineapple in your smoker and using it for kebobs, desserts, and more.
Read MoreIf you the type of person who avoids asparagus thanks to memories of a soggy mush, you've been cooking it wrong. Just a grill and foil is all you need.
Read MoreThere's one ingredient you should consider using to upgrade your barbecue sauce and enhance its flavor -- no matter if it's homemade or from the store: MSG.
Read MoreTabitha Smith is an expert on all things veggies, and she shared some tips with us for enhancing your grilled vegetables and avoiding common grilling pitfalls.
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