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.
If you have a smoker at home, then it's time to smart smoking your PB&J sandwiches - particular the peanut butter, whether it's store-bought or homemade.
You might think charcoal grilling and gas grilling are the same, but Ina Garten knows better, and the Barefoot Contessa isn't shy about her preference.
Plant-based burger patties don't behave like real meat and require some extra considerations during grilling. Here's how to avoid a common vegan burger mistake.
An easy way to take your clams to the next level is by grilling them to impart smokiness. However, you really have to be careful to do it the right way.
Few items can be the perfect snack, appetizer or topping. Olives fit each category. If you want to go bold, grilled olives are a tiny food with a ton of flavor.
From the Carolinas to Kansas City, barbecue sauces have deeply embedded regional roots. Let's try one with both a presidential history and a humble namesake.