This Grilling Tool Is A Must-Have For Smoking Vegetables
When firing up your smoker to toss in some vegetables for the low and slow treatment, don't forget this handy tool to ensure veggie smoking perfection.
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When firing up your smoker to toss in some vegetables for the low and slow treatment, don't forget this handy tool to ensure veggie smoking perfection.
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Read MoreJust because the weather turns cold doesn't mean you have to put away your grill or smoker. Here's what you should know before smoking meat in cold weather.
Read MoreA thermometer is an essential kitchen tool if you often cook meat. But it is essential to have one on hand if you plan to smoke food using a pellet grill.
Read MoreSmoking meat can make it fork-tender and flavorful, but there are plenty of pitfalls you may encounter along the way. Avoid these mistakes so you're good to go.
Read MoreIf you love raw avocados on your chips, toast, or just by the slice, there's a good chance you'll appreciate the good-for-you-fatty superfood when it's grilled.
Read MoreWhether you're grilling steak, chicken, or fish, you'll get the tastiest, juiciest results from your meat when you follow these 14 fundamental rules.
Read MoreThere's an art to smoking meat, and certain varieties are easier than others. This is why brisket is the ultimate challenge when it comes to smoking meat.
Read MoreDuring those hot summer months, there's truly no better time to prepare, savor, and share some mouth-watering, slow-cooked meat in the comfort of your backyard.
Read MoreIt's time to upgrade your homemade chicken salad recipe. Smoking your meat will add a delicious flavor to the dish you won't get any other way.
Read MoreIf you're smoking a turkey for the holidays, or brisket for the game, the type of wood is key. See if you should use wood chips or wood chunks for smoking meat.
Read MoreSo you've bought a meat smoker, now what? As a beginner, there are some tips to keep in mind to set yourself up for success the first few tries.
Read MoreThere are various considerations to make when choosing fuel for your grill. Is wood or charcoal better? Who better to ask than a grilling expert.
Read MoreSmoking meat is a popular way to level up barbecue, but you can elevate yours even further by adding smoked sugar to your recipe -- here's how to do it.
Read MoreSummer 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.
Read MoreNext time you go to soak your wood chips before grilling, think twice, because it's not as useful as you think. Here's what you need to know for the best smoke.
Read MoreIt 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.
Read MoreWhen it comes to grilling with charcoal, you can't beat the smoky taste, but there is more of a learning curve, and getting it right takes practice.
Read MoreThere's more than one way to cook a turkey. And if you're looking for added smokiness, this hack is the best way to avoid a painful, post-dinner cleanup.
Read MoreWhen it comes to smoking meats, choosing the right wood to use can be tricky to determine. Here's the rundown on what types of wood work best.
Read MoreThe controversy has plagued backyard grillers and meat lovers forever. Should brisket be smoked fat-side up or fat-side down? The answer is complicated.
Read MoreThere are so many ways to cook potatoes, but when summer arrives, grilling moves to the top of the list. Fire up your grill with these three spuds.
Read MoreBeef ribs and pork ribs may seem virtually identical, but they aren't interchangeable. Here's the biggest tip to remember when cooking each meat.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreJust because it's wet out doesn't mean you can't grill. Here's our best tips on how to pull off a successful barbeque even when it's raining.
Read MoreBackyard barbecues almost always involve food cooked on the grill. But are the two terms interchangeable? What's the difference between barbecue and grilling?
Read MoreMeat can be smoked while wrapped in butcher paper or tin foil, both of which can offer different results that are suited to different kinds of barbecued meat.
Read MoreChuck steak can be saved from the stew pot and join pricier cuts of beef on the grill, if you marinate it in the right marinade -- one with a lot of acid.
Read MoreThe added moisture from the saltwater bath should stop the turkey from drying out, especially when you're slow-cooking the bird in a smoker.
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