Why A Charcoal Grill May Be Your Best Bet For Steak
When you're after the very best steak, you should forget about other options and grill over charcoal. You might be surprised by the results.
Read MoreWhen you're after the very best steak, you should forget about other options and grill over charcoal. You might be surprised by the results.
Read MoreBy keeping your grill clean you'll ensure it's not only safe for food, but also lasts longer. These tips will make the dauting task that much easier.
Read MoreIf you've come to the realization that you may have overdone it in regards to the smokiness of your meat, don't despair. Here's what to do to fix it.
Read MoreIt might seem counterproductive to avoid marinating meat that's headed for the broiler, but it's not because of flavor - it's because of safety.
Read MoreJust because you don't eat meat doesn't mean you can't be a grill master. There are a lot of meatless options ideal for grilling, but tofu is not one of them.
Read MoreWith cast iron, you can use a harsh wire brush when removing rust, whereas stainless steel requires a softer brush to avoid damaging the grates.
Read MoreThis delicate meat should be covered in oil prior to throwing it on the grill. Better yet, coat your grill grates in some oil, too, and get a great result.
Read MoreFrom unconventional cooking techniques to unique toppings, there are so many ways to maximize the flavor of a hot dog while trying something new.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of barbecue flavor but lack a grill, using grill pans might leave you wanting. Discover alternative ways to capture that smoky taste right here.
Read MoreWhile you might like to keep an eye on your meats and veggies while they're searing on the grill, it's better for you to keep that lid shut. Here's why.
Read MoreGriddle cleaning is important for ensuring you're making quality food; it will also reduce how much wear and tear your griddle experiences.
Read MoreGrilled burgers make for a quick and yummy weeknight BBQ. But, it's possible to ruin the perfect patty so take this tip and avoid the resting mistake with beef.
Read MoreDavid Chang is a world-renowned chef so his cooking tips are priceless. But it might shock you when he says to stop grilling this meat immediately.
Read MoreThe New York Strip is a staple on menus everywhere. It differs from other cuts of beef in terms of flavor and how it should be cooked. Here’s the best way.
Read MoreWhile many are prone to making this common mistake, it's imperative to use clean tools for serving cooked meat in order to avoid potential foodborne illnesses.
Read MoreCooking on direct heat means putting your ingredients directly onto or above the source of heat, whether it's hot charcoal or a flame if you're using propane.
Read MoreAn electric smoker works BBQ magic with ease and convenience. But, here's one important tip to follow when cooking meat that will produce the best results.
Read MoreThere isn't much sweeter than ripe, grilled corn on the cob in summertime. Try this clever hack for a much easier way to barbeque this popular veggie.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreGremolata 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.
Read MoreEverything tastes better barbequed. So, how about cake? If you've wondered if it's possible to bake on the grill, here's what you need to know.
Read MoreSmokers 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.
Read MoreThere'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.
Read MoreA variation of the classic burger is making its way onto more dinner night menus. The Quesadilla burger is a quick-cook mashup you'll want to try.
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 MoreGrilling 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.
Read MoreThe touch test is an age-old method for testing meat doneness, but research suggests it might not be as reliable as many home cooks suspect.
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