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
What's the point of perfectly grilling meats if you don't have a pretty surface to carve them on? I love this teak cutting board because it's large enough for major projects, but lighter than thicker boards, making it easy to move from the kitchen to the dining room. It's made from scraps of larger teak products, making this cutting board a good environmental choice as well.
Surprisingly, many of the portable pellet smokers out there still have an antiquated LMH controller, while Davy Crockett employs Green Mountain's advanced digital touch-pad controller, with an integrated meat thermometer that lets you check internal meat temp with the flick of a switch.
For many of us, grilling and barbecuing have long dwelled in the realm of folklore and legend. In his eponymous book, Meathead Goldwyn (you may know him as the founder of AmazingRibs.com) distills decades of research into the art and science of barbecue and grilling into a single volume that will show you not just the best ways to take food to live fire, but why the techniques work.
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.