If you’re ready to bring some new flavor to your backyard barbecues this year, you may want to consider adding a barbecue smoker to your outdoor cooking arsenal. Smokers cook food slowly over ...

In T3’s Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker review, I put this barbecue to the test to see if an electric powered grill can make delicious and authentic barbecue food. Ninja is hitting it ...

For beginners, an electric grill is a great place to start. It's much easier to use than offset or charcoal grills and lets you smoke food for long periods without having to babysit the smoker.

If you want to start smoking food outside, look no further than T3's guide to the best smokers and charcoal barbecues. Before we get into the list, there's a big difference between a smoker and a ...

Your portable grills need enough cooking capacity while remaining easy to move around. Cost and value Should you spend $400 on a portable grill? We'll break it down.

They also burn hot, up to 500 degrees, so most of them can double as a standard grill. To generate smoke and heat, an electric auger feeds small hardwood pellets from a hopper on the back or side ...

Calphalon's Even Sear Indoor Electric Multi-Grill, however, is not a cheap appliance. When this electric griddle first launched, it was $250 but prices hover around $150 or even lower on sale ...

While preparing for your yearly allotment of pork and beef, check out [Brett Beauregard]’s custom heater elements he built for a DIY wood smoker. This build follows the very successful smoker ...

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