Before anything, you’ll need to make sure your grill is ready to go. And regardless of whether you’re using a gas or charcoal grill, that means hot, clean grates and a temperature of 350°F. You don’t ...

Cooking just needs heat. Your grill has plenty of that, and it's better to eat the food before you lose it. You could even get together with your power-free neighbors and share supplies for a communal ...

Hamburgers and hot dogs are a quintessential 4th of July and summertime barbecue meal. If you've invited lots of family and friends for backyard festivities, it's helpful to have a tasty meal you can ...

Tender, hot and well dressed. That’s how I like my grilled hamburger: a char-marked patty, less than an inch thick, sandwiched on a lightly toasted bun with a thick slice of red onion and tomato, ...

Grill it, bake it, sear it on a skillet or air-fry it, then load on the fixins. Any way you flip it, the hamburger is the ultimate American sandwich. While a restaurant might be your go-to for a ...