The stall is a technical hitch that occurs when grilling that can put a dampener on things. Here's all you need to know about ...

Ribeye: This cut comes from the rib section of the steer. It has lots of fat marbling throughout, making it very tender and ...

Even seasoned home cooks may be guilty of some of these grilling blunders and faux pas. Here are seven to avoid this summer.

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Eddie Williams, who owns Ohio BBQ Crew in Campbell, braves temperatures in the low 90s and high humidity Sunday to prepare spare ribs during the fifth annual Youngstown Juneteenth Festival in Wean ...

It comes in quite handy whenever grilling chicken (or any raw meat) in order to ensure the proper safe internal cooking temperature. I appreciate the safe temperature guide on the upper portion of the ...

Common barbecue tool that a chef says everyone should ‘throw out’ for better meat Barbecues are a popular summertime activity, but according to an expert, one common cooking tool could ruin food.

Cook food at the right temperature and for the correct length of time to ensure that any harmful bacteria are killed. Turn meat regularly and move it around the barbecue to cook it evenly. 4.

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