What Fake Grill Marks Are Made With And Why They're Used
Grill marks are often desired for their visual appeal, so much so that fake grill marks are frequently added to certain foods. Here's why, and how it's done.
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Joanna Gaines' BBQ Pulled Pork Contains An Iconic Carbonated Ingredient
Designer Joanna Gaines puts her signature stamp on everything, including BBQ pulled pork. Discover the well-known ingredient that forms the basis of her recipe.
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This Is Why Alton Brown Keeps A Brick In His Kitchen
For a celebrity chef, Alton Brown seems down to earth when it comes to cooking, so it might come as a surprise that he swears by keeping a brick in his kitchen.
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How To Make A Showstopping Corn On The Cob Bar For Your Next BBQ
One way to impress your guests at a cookout is a corn on the cob bar. With these toppings ideas, there's something for everyone to get excited about.
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The Question Anthony Bourdain Thinks You Should Ask Yourself Before Getting Creative With Burgers
The cheeseburger held a special place in Anthony Bourdain’s heart, which is why he felt it was imperative to ask this question before altering the sandwich.
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The Best Type Of Beer To Use For Cooking The Tastiest Beer Brats
If you prefer simmering your brats in beer before throwing them on the grill, the kind of brew matters. Here's what a beer expert had to say.
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Forget Mango Salsa — Your Favorite Fish Dishes Need This Fruit Topping Instead
An expert tells us that grilling or charring this fleshy fruit will add some smokiness to your salsa, making it pair even better with fish and other seafood.
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Grilled Broccoli Is The Nutritious Summer Side Dish Your Next Cookout Needs
Broccoli takes on a smoky, surprising twist when grilled to perfection, making it a summer side dish that may outshine your usual cookout favorites.
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How To Make Gamey Lamb Chops Tender And Savory
Want to cook lamb chops but worried they'll come out gamey and tough? Here's how to tame that gaminess and keep your chops tender and savory.
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How Long It Takes For Your Charcoal Grill To Heat Up
Cooking on a charcoal grill should never be rushed. It takes time for the coals to get hot enough for perfect grilling; use the spare time to prep.
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Think Twice Before Grilling With Aluminum Foil Again
Aluminum foil has long been a workhorse in the culinary world, but it may not be the brilliant help you think it is when it comes to grilling.
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Why The Pork In Chinese Fried Rice Is Red
Chinese pork fried rice features those succulent pieces of pork colored a bright, cheery red. Where does that red hue on the pork come from?
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Should You Let Tuna Steaks Rest Before Eating Them?
Thick cuts of hearty seared tuna sure look and feel like a hearty protein, so does that mean tuna steaks require the same resting time as a beef steak?
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The Perfect Time To Season Burgers Depends On The Texture You Want
Well-seasoned meat is a must, but when it comes to burgers, timing is key. You'll end up with a different texture depending on when you season the meat.
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This Simple Prep Tip Will Help You Avoid Soggy Grilled Zucchini
Zucchini doesn't have to be dull, or soggy, for that matter. Grilling can liven up zucchini, but it can also turn soggy. But there's a simple trick to fix that.
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For Extra Crispy Skin, Track Down These Types Of Fish
There's nothing like shatteringly crisp skin on a fillet, but not all types of fish will yield that texture. If you want crunchy fish skin, here's what to buy.
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The Secret To Flavorful Burgers Is Sitting In Your Cooler
Flipped through every page of the burger seasoning playbook? Grill juicy, flavorful burgers by opening up your cooler and popping the tab on your taste buds.
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Here's The Only Way You Should Ever Grill Zucchini For Success Every Time
Expectations always run high when food goes on the grill, but disappointment sometimes follows. This is how to ensure a successful grill session with zucchini.
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The Temperature Secret To The Best Grilled Cake
Give your favorite scratch-made cake deliciously smoky flavor by throwing it on the grill! Here's how to dial in the grill temperature for the sweetest results.
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How To Cook Baseball Steak So It's Almost (But Not Quite) As Good As Filet Mignon
Although similar in shape, a filet mignon and a baseball steak are two entirely differently cuts of meat but with this tip, you might not know the difference.
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The Best Way To Spice Up Grilled Chicken Comes Premade At Any Grocery Store
If you're making the effort to grill chicken, it deserves more than just salt and pepper. Buy this ready-made condiment to upgrade grilled chicken.
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The Best Ribs For Grilling Always Have This Tasty Feature
Maybe they're missing the moist towelette, but the best grilled ribs get that juicy, bark-y bite thanks to meat that's packed with this super tasty feature.
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We Asked A BBQ Expert How To Actually Grill The Perfect Corn On The Cob
Finally grill corn on the cob packed with smoke and char, and zero burn. With or without the husk, this perfectly grilled corn will be gone before you know it.
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How To Make Perfectly Grilled Corn With Nothing But A Toaster
You're not going to believe it when you find out how this toaster trick is the hack you never knew you needed, and your air fryer never wanted you to find out.
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The Popular Cut Of Meat That's Overpriced For What It's Worth
With shoppers wanting more value for their money without losing quality, we turned to an expert to find out which cut of meat is the best and worst, and why.
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Time To Grill? When To Let Your Meat Cook Low And Slow
Wondering if you should take it slow, or crank up the heat on the grill? Here's when you should cook your meat low-and-slow for the juiciest, bark-iest bite.
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Why You Might Want To Leave The Skin On Salmon While Cooking It
Got a sketchy, gray skin layer keeping you from the ideal salmon? Here's when to leave the skin on your salmon, and make it your favorite part of any dish.
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