Recipe Categories: beef, chicken/poultry, pork, seafood, main dishes, sandwiches, side dishes, soups & stews, spices, rubs, & sauces, grill/smoker, oven, sous vide, stovetop
This Tuscany inspired smoked leg of lamb recipe could easily replace the prime rib at your next family gathering or holiday dinner. The slow smoke roasting process uses oak wood to create incredible flavor that your crowd is going to love, at half the price of prime rib. Don’t be afraid to try this smoked
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I love this meal for many reasons: it’s simple, it’s budget friendly (the whole meal is under ten bucks), and these are without question some of the best drumsticks you’ll ever eat.
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If you’re familiar with my guide for these delicious grilled chicken quarters, you know a couple things. One, that grilled chicken quarters are absolutely amazing. And two, they’re very inexpensive. Building on those things, I decided to write this How To Grill Chicken Halves guide. With this guide, like many others, the technique is the
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If necessity is the mother of invention, abundance has to be the mother of creation. After a bumper crop of Thai basil this year in my garden, I had to find something to do with it all. Enter, the absolute best Thai basil pesto recipe. I made a few versions of this before dialing in
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Many years ago, I wrote about how to cook picanha steak in my first cookbook, Grill Seeker: Basic Training For Everyday Grilling. Since then, what was a relatively unknown cut of beef, has really gained popularity. This blog offers a slightly different recipe than what is in my book, and focuses primarily on the rotisserie
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I’ve got a secret that will turn sea scallops from advanced ingredient to dinner staple.
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Some folks are into cars, some are into jewelry, others may even cherish a beautiful painting. For me, there are few things prettier than the abundance of intermuscular fat (commonly called marbling) contained in wagyu beef. That, my friends, is a show stopper.
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These tender, juicy, smoked chicken thighs can be made in a little over an hour and they just might be your new favorite chicken recipe. If you read my blog about grilled chicken quarters, you know I love some dark meat chicken. If you like both light and dark meat, check out these grill roasted
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There are thousands of BBQ rubs on the market, and I’ve bought more of them than I care to admit. This homemade BBQ rub recipe is the one that made me mostly stop. It’s built on a simple balance of salt, sugar, and two kinds of paprika, and it works on pork shoulder, ribs, poultry,
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