High end canned tuna and toasted Israeli couscous get paired with fresh, grilled, and sun-dried vegetables and a rich dressing to make a dinner-worthy salad. Whether it becomes the main course on a hot day or gets paired with your favorite sandwich, this one's all about flavor.
A flexible chicken dish that can be cooked on the stove or the grill will bring a bit of sweet fire to your plate. A marinade that becomes either a pan sauce on the stove or a basting sauce on the grill is chock full of garlic, brown sugar, and fiery Sriracha will take this fun dish to the next level.
Korean BBQ is a two part process: first, a delightfully complex marinating of meat followed by cooking it hot and quick. The result is super flavorful meat that's incredibly tender while still having a crisp outer texture. This pork is served in tacos, but the options don't stop there.
It's time for summer on your plate! Grab your Instant Pot and fire up the grill for tender, sizzling ribs infused with the flavors of Thailand. If you make a double or triple batch of the sauce and keep it in your fridge, you can be ready with these ribs in about a half hour!
A simple lemon garlic marinade for chicken becomes magic on the grill alongside fresh vegetables and an application of a lemon garlic scape compound butter at the table. Summer living is delicious!
The beautiful colors of beets, eggplant, and red peppers make for a lovely autumn grilled salad. The challenge of getting them to cook together can easily be solved with a little microwaving up front and the seasoned oil that flavors them will have you licking out the serving bowl!
When time is of the essence - and let's face it, it nearly always is - get dinner on the table and feed your hungry family in less than a half hour. A main dish salad featuring grilled steak and beans gets dressed with a sauce/dressing that's summer all over again.
If you've never tried grilling cabbage or fennel before, there's no time like the present! Turn the concept of a cabbage salad on its head by grilling veggies, adding loads of fresh herbs, turning it into a main dish meal with grilled chicken and roasted peanuts, and tossing it all with the most flavorful dressing you've likely witnessed all summer.
Summer dining at its best has you letting your slow cooker and grill team up to give you a spicy-sweet citrus pulled pork to serve on taco shells, buns, or even rice. Feed a crowd without having to spend time a lot of time fussing.
When summer's here, it's time to fire up the grill. But should you make burgers or brats? Why not blend them and enjoy the best of both worlds? Grab your cast iron and get ready to enjoy a quintessentially summer meal.