Articles for tag: How to Grill Meat, Summer Barbeque Recipes, Summer Grilling

Karla News

Creative Summer Grilling: Recipes with Pizzazz

Summer is a time for playing outside until dusk, watching beautiful flowers bloom and throwing a few steaks on Old Faithful – the backyard grill used year after year. But, wait, it’s 2006 – a new year, a new you – so instead of reverting back to the same old grilling recipes – ribs, hamburgers ...

Karla News

Grill the Best Pork Chops

Being from a home town with the world’s largest outdoor pork barbeque it was not uncommon – and still isn’t today – to grill 25,000 butterfly pork chops and pork patties. Every year Kewanee, Illinois hosts Hog Days over the labor day weekend with a parade and celebration of all things hog from the grill ...

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A Beginner’s Guide to Cooking Rotisserie Chicken

Making the perfect rotisserie chicken is both an art and science. After picking up your preferred rotisserie grill of choice, it only takes a few sessions of practice to pick up the right technique. You’ll need to clean, season, and roast that chicken to perfection to get the maximize that rotisserie flavor. Here’s a quick ...

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Exciting Cookout Ideas

Cookouts, or the grilling of food outdoors, are an activity enjoyed around the world. For quite some time, cookouts in America have generally revolved around hotdogs and hambugers. Often, side dishes such as potato salad, or corn on the cob are offered. Tasty to be sure, but not necessarily exciting. No longer just a warm- ...

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Gifts for Men Who Love to Grill

I live in the south where grilling is just a way of life. Beginning in mid April the smell of charcoal wafts through the air on weekends and much of the weekdays. This goes on all summer and well into the coldest parts of the fall, around first of December! If you have a man ...

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Essential Guide for Beginner Grilling

Charles Mingus said, “Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” Inside the kitchen there is no end to new devices, tools, spoon sizes, pots and pans. As Mingus stated, making the simple – ie, cooking – complicated is easy when variety and innovation overtake and replace solid flavor ...