Fire Up Your Grill To Elevate A Classic Banana Bread
Classic banana bread can sometimes fall short in the texture department even when the taste satisfies. Remedy this by throwing slices on the grill.
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The Best Way To Grill A Spatchcocked Turkey For Evenly Cooked Meat
Spatchcocking is a great way to prepare turkey, whether for the oven or the grill. For evenly cooked turkey that's bursting with flavor, take this extra step.
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14 Simple Ingredients To Elevate Your Next Steak Rub
From garlic to coffee grounds to honey powder, we gathered the advice of pitmaster Christie Vanover for the ultimate guide to unique steak rubs.
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How To Roast Marshmallows On A Blackstone Grill
The flat surface and potential for even heating will ensure that all of the edges of your marshmallow come out perfectly toasted.
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Don't Make This Common Mistake When Smoking Your Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs aren't the toughest dish in the world to make, but there are a few common pitfalls to avoid, and our expert advice will help you do that.
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The Easy Method For Making Smoked Deviled Eggs
One of the best snacks to come out of the smoking trend has been smoked eggs, which absorb that amazing charcoal flavor all the way down to their yolks.
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Your Grill Is The Key For More Flavorful Shrimp Cocktail
The shrimp cocktail is a classic, simple appetizer. But If you're looking for a way to give your shrimp even more delectable flavor, fire up the grill.
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The 2 Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Korean BBQ, According To A Chef
Preparing Korean barbecue at home is a sure way to impress a group of guests. But it can be a little tricky, so heed this expert's advice.
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Your Grill Is The Secret For Gumbo You Won't Be Able To Get Enough Of
For the best gumbo, the ingredients are crucial, but so is your cooking method. Grilling the proteins ahead of time provides a major upgrade.
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Here's The Correct Way To Cut Onions For Aesthetically Pleasing Kabobs
Onions -- whether red or Vidalia -- are one of the key ingredients for the perfect kebob, but how you cut them can affect how well they stay on the skewer.
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Yes, You Can (And Should) Cook Popcorn On The Grill
When grilling for guests, you can quickly and easily grill up some popcorn to create an unexpected appetizer that can be flavored in so many different ways.
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Amp Up The Flavor Of Bottled BBQ Sauce With One Tangy Condiment
There are many bottles of barbecue sauce out there, but the prevailing flavors tend to be sweet and smoky. With one simple addition, you can add bags more zing.
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The Best Way To Give Your Pulled Pork Smoky Flavor Without A Smoker
Pulled pork just isn't the same without a proper smoker ... or is it? We spoke to an expert who told us how to replicate the smoky flavor without a smoker.
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Next Time You Go Camping, Roast Your Eggs With An Ancient Technique
Roasting eggs may sound unusual, but that's because this time-honored technique has fallen by the wayside. We think it's a fun one to revive around a campfire.
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The Grilling Technique You Shouldn't Use For Citrus
While it might seem like a straightforward process to make grilled citrus, you'll want to make sure you avoid this mistake so you end up with a complex flavor.
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The Cheap Snack You Should Throw On The Grill At Your Next BBQ
There's a whole world of possibility out there when it comes to sides and snacks that you can make on the grill, and we're here for all of it.
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How To Grill Small Fruits Without Losing Them In The Grates
When you're grilling cubes of peaches and fire-licked blueberries, there's an easy way to make sure bite-sized pieces aren't lost in the flames of your grill.
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For The Absolute Best Bananas Foster, You'll Need To Light Up Your Grill
Roasted bananas offer a boost of flavor that can complement the sweetness of the sauce in a bananas foster recipe while building smoky, roasted layers.
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The Tell-Tale Sign Your Coal Fire Grill Is Ready To Barbecue
Unfortunately, the charcoal for your grill doesn't have a built-in thermometer to tell you how hot it is. However, there are visual cues you can use.
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We Asked 3 Experts How To Upgrade Store-Bought BBQ Sauce. Here Are Their Tips
Your store-bought barbecue sauce may taste a little one-note, but there are some chef-approved additions that will take the bottled condiment to the next level.
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9 Chef-Approved Foods To Cook In A Smoker, Beyond Meat
From hard-boiled eggs to cocktails, the smoker is for more than just meat. We interviewed barbecue expert Steven Raichlen for expert insights.
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10 Pro Tricks For Cooking The Perfect Plant-Based Steak
With creative ingredients and innovative techniques, you can craft delicious plant-based steaks with impressive results that rival any traditional meat steaks.
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Your Grill Is Actually The Secret For The Best Paloma Cocktail
There’s nothing quite like a fresh Paloma cocktail, and the secret to improving this tequila-based drink lies in using a tangy, sweet grilled fruit.
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The Canned Vegetable You Should Throw On The Grill For A Major Boost
The shelf-stable lifespan of canned vegetables gives them an edge over their fresh counterparts, but they can leave something to be desired in terms of flavor.
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Are Disposable Grills Actually Worth It For A Quick BBQ?
It's no secret that there are conflicting opinions on the efficacy and value of disposable grills, which left us wondering if we should even bother with one.
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Avoid Rubbery Grilled Shrimp With A Clever Cooking Technique
Shrimp can be great grilled, but it's all too easy to overcook it and wind up with a rubbery texture. You can avoid that by changing up the cooking technique.
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15 Top-Notch Ingredients For A More Flavorful Vegan Steak
No matter what type of vegan steak you're cooking, it needs to have flavor. These ingredients will provide a range of tastes to make your meal delicious.
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