Grilling
Steak Recipes
Rib Recipes
Grilling Videos
Beef, Pork, and Lamb Recipes
Grilled Chicken Recipes
Seafood Recipes
Grilled Vegetable Recipes
Burger Recipes
Hot Dog and Sausage Recipes
Pizza, Bread, and Cheese Recipes
Barbecue Sauce and Condiments
Fruit and Dessert Recipes
Cocktail Recipes (and Nonalcoholic Drinks)
Essential Grilling Tools
Gas Grill: Broil King Baron 440
With solid stainless steel construction on all of its parts, the Broil King Baron is a big leap up in quality from the discount grills at your local home center, and is made to last you for many seasons to come. It has four dual-tube burners, designed to even out gas pressure from front to back and provide a consistent temperature across the cook surface, plus a decent side burner for sauce or sides. I fire this guy up several times a week during the summer, especially on weekdays, when I don’t have the time or energy to wait for my coal grill to heat up.
Rimmed Baking Sheet
One of the most frustrating parts of grilling for me is the parade of bowls, plates, and tools you have to carry from the kitchen to the grilling station outdoors. A stack of inexpensive rimmed aluminum baking sheets makes this easy. Just load them up with food or utensils, and you're ready to go. Of course, in the off season, they're the best pans for roasting meat, baking cookies, and charring vegetables.
Budget Leave-In Probe Thermometer
Precise enough for most cooking tasks, the Polder is intuitive to use and has a kink-resistant round cable that we found effortless to work with. The Polder’s six-inch-long probe is tied for the longest we tested, and it comes with one of the best pot clips.
Flexible Slotted Metal Spatula
This spatula's strong head allows you to flip a big one-pound steak or a delicate piece of salmon with equal ease. It's one of the tools I use most, both in the kitchen and at the grill.