Killer Barbecue

This is a guest post Listen. If you buy a smoker, I advise that you buy a vertical smoker. The big thing I like about a vertical smoker is that the smoke and steam are focused in a smaller area, so your meats are smoked evenly without some parts drying out. One bit of advice, [...]

A wireless BBQ thermometer is designed to measure the temperature of the food inside the grill or oven so that you know if the food is cooked, still cooking, or already burning. With a wireless thermometer around you can do other things to prepare dinner while monitoring the food you’re cooking inside the grill. You [...]

Vertical chicken roasters are a terrific method to cook a whole chicken in a backyard barbeque. The most bare bones design can be constructed on your own, while store bought kinds range from about $15 to over $100. Really, there’s nothing to it: a lot of roasters are a metal cylinder attached to a base. [...]

Form Jim Shahin’s column in the Washington Post: I try not to stare. But, I mean, look at that thing. It’s gigantic. Way bigger than mine. Ridiculous, really. Who needs one that large? So mine is smaller. So what? That doesn’t make it inferior. Or does it? I try to pretend that size doesn’t matter, [...]

Patio awnings, or patio canopies, are one way to increase the enjoyment of your patio experience. Patio awnings over your BBQ area provide shelter from summer heat and provide much-needed shade on those sweltering evening cookouts.