This blog about grilling the perfect NY strip steak is one of the most visited blogs on my site. It’s popularity made me realize there’s a real need to understand the nuances of grilling different cuts of beef, and explaining how to grill ribeye steak. Here, I’ll discuss not only how to grill ribeye, but […]
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If you read my blog about grilled salmon kabobs, you know one of the things I love about the skewer is the ease it brings to grilling fish. Cedar plank salmon is even easier, plus some added benefits that I’ll get into. Learning how to grill plank salmon is easy, and after reading this blog
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This honey sriracha sauce recipe is easy to make, and comes together in about 30 minutes. You’ll find it quickly grabbing a place in the “always on hand” category around your house, like my homemade ranch dressing. There are a ton of uses for this sauce, and the smell when you make it is mouthwatering.
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Today, I’m using a prime 5th bone tomahawk to demonstrate the reverse sear technique using a gas grill.
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For as long as I have been doing this blog, I have been getting the question “How can I make BBQ ribs on a gas grill?” Plenty of people are under the impression that it’s not possible. That’s not the case. In this blog, I’ll show you how to bbq ribs on a gas grill.
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This post is sponsored by Oregon Fruit Products. Sponsored posts, along with affiliate links, are what enable bloggers like me to maintain and operate sites that are free to the public. That said, I only work with products and brands that I personally use and would feel proud to give as a gift. This recipe
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Marinated skirt steak is the star of these street tacos: enhanced by the onion, cilantro, and homemade restaurant-style salsa and avocado.
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One of the best parts of this recipe is that, while it looks complicated, it’s actually pretty easy to make. This corn is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at your next cookout!
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Learning how to cook pinto beans, sometimes called “soup beans” is super easy. They make an excellent side dish for any “barbecue style” meal, especially when using leftover smoked chuck roast or some amazing pulled pork to the pinto bean recipe. The fats coming from the meat really smooth out the flavor profile of the
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