But how do you level up your grilling game from basic meat-on-the-grill ... a drip pan online, or you can DIY a pan out of aluminum foil. Keep in mind this method only works with grills that have two ...

While preparing for your yearly allotment of pork and beef, check out [Brett Beauregard]’s custom heater elements he built for a DIY wood smoker. This build follows the very successful smoker ...

James Whetlor’s The DIY BBQ Cook Book ... ‘steaks’ on the grill and cook each side for 3–5 minutes until cooked through and golden, then transfer to a metal tray (in a single layer ...

Shine up your dirty grill. For greasy ... Sponge it on, then scrub with the scrubby side of the sponge. Replace the drip tray ...

Tender meats like flaky fish also do really well on griddles and aren't so easy to cook on grill grates ... bits where they'll be caught by a drip tray below. A flat-top griddle then needs ...

Peak grilling season may be behind us, but you'd be missing out if you didn't use your grill to cook up a feast into fall and beyond. Cooler temperatures can actually make grilling a more ...

You can use them for dipping or as part of a marinade. One sauce you should almost certainly have on hand is barbecue, especially if you enjoy hosting cookouts. Finding an excellent barbecue sauce ...

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In This Article People / Will Dickey If you enjoy grilling and smoking meat, a pellet grill is a worthwhile addition to your patio. These grills burn wood pellets to infuse your food with lots of ...

A perfect share plate for entertaining, complete with a fast DIY barbecue ... on a wire rack or baking tray lined with baking paper until ready to fry. For the smoky barbecue sauce, place all ...