Grilling

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Bratwurst on the Barbecue
The best way to grill brats depends on whether they’re precooked or fresh.
Burnt Ends
Here’s a tasty way to use up those leftover end pieces from our Barbecued Brisket.
Cooking Under A Brick
This simple technique produces some of the most tender, evenly cooked chicken we’ve had. Continue...
Guide to Wood Chips for Smoking
The right woods to use for the meats you’re cooking and the flavors you want achieve.
How to Cook Slow-Smoked Brisket
Brisket is the rightful king of Texas barbecue. This slow-smoked brisket recipe illustrates why brisket is the rightful king of Texas barbecue.
How to Cook the Perfect Steak
Cooking steak at home can be intimidating, but these tips will have you turning out perfectly done steaks every time.
Your fish will be delicious if you properly prepare your gas grill.
How to Grill Vegetables
Grilled corn with ancho chile and lime butter; Thai charred eggplant and tofu; and more global grilling.
Mesquite
Mesquite smoke gives food a flavor like no other.
Do as they do in Spain: Turn your backyard grill into an authentic pit for cooking paella outdoors.
Proper Grilling Times for Pork
These detailed charts tell you exactly how long to cook all kinds of pork: chops, tenderloin, ribs, and patties.
Rib Tips
Here are six simple tips for barbecuing ribs, from Kansas City’s “Baron of Barbecue,” Paul Kirk.
Seven Tips for Perfect Grilled Chicken
Cooking chicken on the grill can be tricky: the outside often burns before the meat is cooked through. Learn how to sidestep the pitfalls and make a tempting, tasty bird.
Chef Steve Raichlen weighs in on the secrets to grilling, and grilling well.
The Right Grill for You
From gas-powered with a built-in rotisserie to portable charbroil models, study the options before you buy your new grill.