Fried chicken is among the most popular foods in the U.S., but grilling is healthier. To easily achieve the fried wings taste on your grill, here's what to do.
Even if you're hosting a crowd on the 4th of July there's no reason you can't take your cookout spread up a notch. Branch out from hot dogs and hamburgers.
A grill master tells Daily Meal which woods you should never grill with, as they lead to an acrid flavor, an uneven cooking job, and maybe even health risks.
Grilled pineapple makes a great addition to your barbecue spread, pairing well with both meats and desserts. But for the most delicious results, grill it whole.
You might already put ketchup on your burgers, but adding a smoky flavor using one of our many easy methods makes the sauce even more savory and addictive.
Grilling kebabs is easy to do in theory, but there are a few mistakes that will lead to uneven cooking. Keep these tips in mind for perfectly grilled kebabs.
Barbecues are usually associated with meat, but there's always room for fruit at the table. In fact, throw honeydew melon on the grill for a taste elevation.
Use the "snake trick" with your charcoal briquettes for a pleasantly smoky spread when doing low, slow cooking this summer -- no matter which meats you prefer.
Anthony Bourdain was a world-renowned chef who provided many tips and tricks for cooking at home, including how to perfectly salt a steak. Here are his tips.
Grilling is a great way to get the best out of summer squashes. But there's an important tip to remember if you want to achieve a perfectly cooked zucchini.
This is the summer you should try baking with your grill. Whether it's charcoal or gas, pulling off a skillet brownie is definitely doable, and delish.
When you're planning to grill despite the rain coming down, these tools can help you cook food perfectly and protect you from slipping and other accidents.
You might think that adding heaps of garlic and a slathering of butter is enough to level up your bread. But your grill can take the flavor even further.
While fat will add flavor to your brisket, you can have too much of a good thing. Andrew Zimmern has a useful refrigerator trick for removing any excess.
Brisket is known for being a flavorful, tender, slow-cooked BBQ style. But Texas brisket takes everything a step further and is arguably the best. Here's why.
From adding a punch of umami with fish sauce to creating a velvety mouthfeel with cream cheese, these ingredients turn basic burgers into something amazing.