The best cuts for grilling are thick, center-cut salmon fillets or steaks. Salmon can be grilled directly on the grates for a smoky char or cooked in foil packs with vegetables and aromatics; either ...

It's grilling season! Here's how to clean your grill grates, which includes removing grease and burning. Your food will taste better—and it's safer, too!

Right now he's likely somewhere stress-testing a blender or tinkering with a toaster. Anything with sesame is his all-time favorite food this week. With the biggest grilling weekend of the year here, ...

Re-oil your grill grates with a high smoke point oil to re-season them. This will help prevent your food from sticking and rust from developing. Look out for rust.

T he days are getting longer, which means barbecue season is soon upon us. But first, you might want to give your grill a good cleaning. Not only does a dirty grill attract bacteria that could ...

The weather is warmer, which means grilling season is here. Whether you’ve been using your grill year-round or are just dusting it off for the season, cleaning your grill is essential.

If your grill spent the winter hibernating, you’ll want to give it a thorough refresh before putting it to work. We consulted a group of professionals for the best way to clean your grill.

If you have a smart grill from the likes of Traeger, Weber or another company, you’ll want to plug it in and check for software updates well in advance of your first grilling session. Chances ...

It's grilling season! Here's how to clean your grill grates, which includes removing grease and burning. Your food will taste better—and it's safer, too!