Grilling

Hey, there's still a good bit of summer left.  Too many people are trying to rush to having fall and pumpkin spice everything.  Hold on though, more cookouts left in the season.  Labor Day is just around the corner.  In fact, I seem to recall operating my grill on Thanksgiving a couple of years ago.

Before you wrap those potatoes or veggies in aluminum foil and throw them on the grill (or in the oven), you may want to read this...

One of the best weekends of the summer is 4th of July weekend. While celebrating our nation's birthday Americans partake in fun activities including barbecues, camping, swimming, and of course fireworks. Whether you're grilling, enjoying a backyard or camp fire, or setting off fireworks safety is always the main concern. We have all the tips you need to know on keeping your holiday a fun and safe

Memorial Day Weekend means it's time to dust off the grill and prepare some delicious burgers, steaks and ribs. Here are a few recipes to get you started.

Get ready to get your grill on.

I love grilling season, mostly because it means less dishes to wash because most of what I'm cooking is right on the grill.

It appears the warmer weather is finally here. Are you grilling yet? If you are, take a quick minute to take a refresher on these grilling safety tips.

We are in the full swing of BBQ season. Have you ever tried to put corn on the cob on the grill? Were you afraid to cook it that way because you didn't know what you were doing with it? Here's a few tips and tricks on how to grill corn on the cob. We even have a recipe too.

Planning to grill for the 4th of July? While gas grills, portable fire pits, and patio heaters make outdoor spaces comfortable and fun places to gather it’s important that they are used properly. Here's a few tips from the New York Propane Gas Association on how to properly ventilate your propane grill.

Planning to grill for the 4th of July? While gas grills, portable fire pits, and patio heaters make outdoor spaces comfortable and fun places to gather it’s important that they are used properly. Here's a few tips from the New York Propane Gas Association on how to fire up your propane grill.

One of the best days for grilling, picnics, and family is Memorial Day. It's not only a day for grilling of course. It's really a day to celebrate and honor all those brave men and women who have served our country. When you do get out the grill it's important to remember theses simple safety tips to avoid disaster on this awesome day!

American Craft Beer week celebrates all different great beer from across America. Does this include beer in cans? You bet it does! Today learn how to make sweet and smokey beer can chicken on the grill, with a dash of coke too.