Those of us who identify as carnivorous are particular about our grilled burgers. They have to be perfectly seasoned and seared on the outside–even a little crusty—with a juicy interior, and served on a well-chosen bun (also grilled) with our favorite condiments and embellishments.

Can you cook a righteous burger on a gas grill? Absolutely. In fact, when you need high but predictable heat to grill food directly, there’s nothing like a gas grill to deliver it.

Brisket Baked Beans

Today, baked beans are inextricably woven into the fabric of American barbecue and they’re about to get a lot better. With brisket. Read more...

10 Best Tailgating Recipes

We're sharing 10 of our best tailgate-worthy recipes that you can cook on the grill or smoker.
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Q-Swiper BBQ Grill Brush Cleaner

A safe and effective way to swipe away grease and grime from your grill for a clean grill every time you cook!
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Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke Smoking Wood Chunks

Pure ground wood chunks for use in a gas or charcoal grill. Available in cherry, apple, hickory, and mesquite. Buy Now...

The pandemic playbook is still being written, but traditional tailgate parties in the parking lots of sports stadiums and raceways across the land are—at least for now—verboten.

Perhaps they will resume at some point in the future. We just don’t know. In the meantime, there are many advantages to throwing a tailgate party at home, as those of us who aren’t season ticket holders know. Here are our top tips for hosting a safe tailgate at home!