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Our 52 Best Grilling Recipes of All Time

The days are long, and jorts are everywhere: It’s grilling season. While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with classic cookout fare (in my opinion, even the plainest burgers and hotdogs are culinarily perfect), at some point this summer, you’re going to want to spice things up. Luckily, we’ve got 52 recipes—including salads, bread, snacks, mains, and even a dessert—that are sure to keep both you and your grill occupied until Labor Day.

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Salads, Veggies & Snacks

1. Fully Grilled Caesar Salad

When grilled, romaine becomes tender and smoky while retaining the structural integrity necessary to hold a heavy dressing like Caesar. Better yet, since you’re already by the grill, you might as well top your salad with blackened shrimp or chicken.

Our 13 Essential Grilling Tools, Accessories & Serving Platters

Summer is all about spending as much time outside as we can. Throughout the season (unless you’re one of the lucky people who have warm weather year-round), countless grills are fired up and at-home grill masters dust off their favorite aprons, grill t…

Summer is all about spending as much time outside as we can. Throughout the season (unless you're one of the lucky people who have warm weather year-round), countless grills are fired up and at-home grill masters dust off their favorite aprons, grill tools, and bags of coals (if they love an old-school, charcoal flame) to serve up their seared favorites.

If you're a big fan of grilled corn, seafood, and barbecues, keep reading for some of our favorite essentials for the grilling season—plus a few recipes to enjoy.

The 7 Best Grilling Scenes From Movies & TV

Before you don an apron, wave around tongs, and inevitably burn something on the grill, it’s best to prepare some material. Instead of working through your arsenal of contemporary content (read: TikTok references, Vanderpump Rules commentary, and Succe…

Before you don an apron, wave around tongs, and inevitably burn something on the grill, it’s best to prepare some material. Instead of working through your arsenal of contemporary content (read: TikTok references, Vanderpump Rules commentary, and Succession takes), bring some classic cinematic grilling references to this year’s barbecue. Here are seven of the best grilling scenes from movies and television:

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Best Overall Culinary Experience: Paulie’s Cookout in Goodfellas

Goodfellas is a food movie. While Henry’s Copacabana entrance and razor-sliced garlic are perhaps the film’s most memorable culinary moments, Paulie’s grill-side hang, featuring sausage and peppers, cold beer, and a random assortment of likely-uncomfortable, certainly past-their-prime lawn chairs is accurate and somehow aspirational. That is to say, I want one of those sandwiches.

10 New Grilling Tools for Better Summer Barbecues

Memorial Day is quickly approaching, meaning summer barbecue, clam bake, and cookout season is right around the corner. It also means that backyard grills are soon to be covered in corn on the cob, whole fish, juicy ribs, and any other food that tastes…

In celebration of grilling season and all of the delicious meals that come with it, we've pulled together 10 of our Shop's newest grilling tools and accessories. From a leather grill mitt to protect yourself from the heat to stainless-steel barbecue skewers, we've got everything you need to up your grill skills.

8 Pescatarian-Approved Grilling Essentials for Cooking Fish Like a Pro

Fish is having a major moment in the culinary zeitgeist right now—whether it be the unexpected tinned fish “seacuterie” board trend, the rise in sustainable “aquaculture,” or the growing popularity of fish-forward (and heart-healthy) Mediterranean diets—fish has officially become the protein du jour of 2023. While sashimi, caviar, and other raw fish delicacies are undoubtedly spectacular, now that we’re approaching grilling season, summer-inspired fish dishes are on our mind (and our grills).

Sure, you can’t go wrong with traditional North American grilled staples like steak, hamburgers, and hot dogs, but grilled seafood dishes like Cedar Plank Grilled Loup De Mar or Grilled Oysters with Sichuan Chili Butter offer a more sophisticated (and lighter) spin on summer grilling. Of course, if you’re hosting a Memorial Day pool party, Fourth of July feast, or any-occasion summer barbecue, it’s important to offer alternatives for a variety of diets and flavor palettes.

Costco Has All the Summer Grilling Essentials You Need

Now that the weather is no longer offensively frigid, it’s time to dust off the ol’ grill and welcome the sights, sounds, smells, and—most importantly—sunshine of summer. Outdoor dining is the perfect way to appreciate the change in seasons: From backyard soirées and barbecues to simple weekday dinners, it’s time to enjoy the fresh air and bask in the glow of a setting sun.

Whether you’re new to grilling or simply need a new set of tools and some fresh ingredients, you don’t have to look further than Costco. Whether you need meat and seasonings, accessories, or actual grills, the big-box chain is a one-stop shop for anything that requires cooking over an open flame.

Everything You Need to Know About Satay, According to Petty Pandean-Elliott

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When you think of “summer grilling,” you probably imagine hamburgers a…

This post contains products independently chosen (and loved) by our editors and writers. Food52 earns an affiliate commission on qualifying purchases of the products we link to.

When you think of “summer grilling,” you probably imagine hamburgers and hotdogs, freshly shucked ears of corn, and maybe meaty slabs of fish or chicken coated in barbecue sauce. And while there’s nothing wrong with any of those dishes (we have plenty of recipes for them on our site!), this summer, I’ll be following author and chef Petty Pandean-Elliot’s lead and making satay.