For barbecue lovers, the grill is the centerpiece of backyards in the summer. Whether you're using a simple kettle grill or a fully loaded gas grill, food just tastes better when it's cooked over open ...

Besides weather raining down on your parade, every gas griller's worst nightmare is running out of propane midway through the cook. Sure, you can avoid the problem entirely by using charcoal instead ...

Here is everything you need to know about gas grill parts, how they work and the most common items that need replacement ...

It's perfectly safe to cook on a public grill with a few exceptions. When cooking on a public grill, pack grill tools, cleaning supplies, and bottled water. Food safety experts have five suggestions ...

Cold weather can’t keep a good grill down. Even if there’s snow on the ground and ice framing the window panes, there’s no reason you can’t sear a juicy steak or smoke a turkey for the holidays. But ...

Grilling is the simplest cooking technique: heat, food, and some distance between the two. But it’s in the details — flames, infrared, or both; charcoal, wood, propane, or natural gas; built-in or ...