The Delicious Way To Repurpose Burnt Or Overcooked Steak
When you burn a juicy steak on the grill you may think that disaster has struck. But never fear! There are a few clever solutions for your overdone meat.
Read MoreWhen you burn a juicy steak on the grill you may think that disaster has struck. But never fear! There are a few clever solutions for your overdone meat.
Read MoreWith its notes of both garlic and onion, elephant garlic is the perfect ingredient to liven up your dishes - especially when it's smoked with wood chips.
Read MoreBad weather raining on your barbecue party? Fear not; there are ways to emulate an outdoor grilling experience from your stovetop. Here's how.
Read MoreElevate imitation crab meat with grill magic. Discover the sizzling, smoky flavor of grilled imitation crab and explore creative dishes that will pack a punch!
Read MoreDue to its low smoke point, regular butter can pose a problem when grilling. Avoid this pitfall by basting everything you grill with clarified butter instead.
Read MoreA simple trick to elevate the taste of your lackluster frozen patties is giving them a generous drizzle of hot sauce before cooking which creates robust flavor.
Read MoreWhile vanilla is typically associated with sweet dishes and desserts, this popular baking flavoring can add a special flair to you next steak dish.
Read MoreIf you plan to grill your Thanksgiving turkey this year, be sure to take the necessary step of oiling the turkey before putting it on the grill.
Read MoreCooking a classic burger patty on the grill can be harder than it looks at first glance. Follow our tips on using looser ground beef for the juiciest burgers.
Read MoreFiring up the grill in winter can be fun, but there are a few tips you should know before starting to flame-grill your steaks when it's cold outside.
Read MorePulled pork is the foundation of many delicious meals, but the key error to avoid is drying out the meat. Find out how apple cider can prevent that outcome.
Read MoreLet's face it: Glazed donuts are not as amazing on their second or third day. However, a few minutes on a charcoal grill will totally change that.
Read MoreHot honey is becoming one of those ingredients that works with all sorts of surprising dishes. Find out how to sweeten and spice up this classic lobster dish.
Read MoreSirloin steak doesn't get much love compared to other, more marbled cuts. But with these cooking tips, you can ensure that this lean cut comes out juicy.
Read MoreWhen you buy a thick, marbled ribeye, there's a much larger margin for error. Get the full run-down for how best to prepare the budget cut, the flank steak.
Read MoreIf you want to make perfect, flame-licked kebabs, grab some bricks! Prop a few up in your grill or cooking fire to get higher heat and tastier skewered meat.
Read MoreA paint scraper should be in every grill master's arsenal. See how the house improvement tool can also change your veggie game at the next barbecue.
Read MoreOnce you've tasted beef done the Colombian lomo al trapo way, you may never return to regular grilling. Find out how this cloth-wrapped ember-heat method works.
Read MoreThese days, choosing the right sauce can be a challenge. Luckily, Japanese yakiniku sauce makes it easy: It's a tare created especially for grilled meats.
Read MoreWho says bulgogi has to be a meat dish? Find out why tofu makes a top choice for the Korean marinade, as well as some hot tips on how to make and serve it.
Read MoreDrumsticks are very easy to burn when cooking over the blazing heat of a flaming barbecue, leaving them scorched and unpalatable. Here's how to prevent that.
Read MoreMichael Symon weighed in on the gas vs. charcoal grill debate - and he gave us compelling reasons why home cooks should at least try his grill type of choice.
Read MoreMichael Symon wants you to focus the whole meal, not just a collection of plates. He told Tasting Table how he gathered the recipes contained in his new book.
Read MoreA misunderstood meat, these days, humanely-raised veal is widely available. Want to make the best veal ever? Try our 13 favorite seasonings.
Read MoreBy using this skewer technique you'll ensure that each piece of meat and vegetable is held in place, eliminating the chances of it spinning out of control.
Read MoreHere's a traditional Indian method that incorporates smoke to give your sense of smell a more important job for your meal consumption.
Read MoreIt's important to cook seafood properly, and one way to do so is to use skewers. But you need the right skewers. These are the right skewers.
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