Don't waste your overcooked steak by tossing it away. Your meat can be saved with one tangy condiment you probably already have on hand: barbecue sauce.
While delicious when prepared correctly, this lean meat tends to dry out internally before achieving that beautifully browned exterior when cooked on the grill.
If you're grilling a fish whole, there is one very important step you shouldn't skip before you toss it on the grates. Yes, you should season, but also do this.
If you often find yourself prying shrimp off the grill and tearing them apart, there's a solution to perfectly grilling and removing your shrimp every time.
Instead of throwing all of your chicken into the same pan, you should always separate your dark and white pieces; it's safer and produces a tastier dish.
When you're grilling your steak, you may be tempted to try to get those gorgeous hatch marks, but are they worth it? Our expert argues that they aren't.
Don't even think about slapping whole asparagus stalks on the grill; use this superior method that gives you more flavor and a way easier time cooking.
Even if your grates are spotless, you shouldn't ignore cleaning another essential part of your grill, or you could wind up with sooty food or a sudden fire.
Grilling can require a lot of effort, but according to Bobby Flay, you should actually step back and take it easy while your food is cooking for a vital reason.
The grill is perfect for coaxing rich, caramelized sweetness out of your favorite fruits, and adding this ingredient can take grilled fruits to the next level.
Grilling artichokes imparts a delectable smokiness to the vegetable, but for the best results, don't skip this one step before throwing them on the grill.
When your cookout salads seem a little blah next to all those steaks and kebabs, we have the right tips for taking your produce to the grill for an upgrade.