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When it comes to furnishing your kitchen with the essentials, sometimes it’s hard. Space is a real issue. That is why it’s important to ensure that can be used for more than one purpose.

Using your barbecue to create fantastic meals can be fast and easy or a gourmet experience (and sometimes both). However, did you know that by adding one accessory, you can take your grill from a fantastic meal machine to a beautiful baking beast?

Whether it’s for your dad’s birthday, a special occasion like Father’s Day or Christmas, or maybe just a random gift to show you care, there are plenty of barbecue accessories that you can get for the paternal figure in your life who loves to grill.

Being knowledgeable in the tools for cooking is a necessity when it comes to preparing a good meal. However, you also need to eat that meal. That’s where a good steak knife comes in. In this article in the Know Your Knives series, we explore everything you need to know about steak knives.

By now you should know about the

Selecting the perfect knife for your needs is integral for those who like to spend time in the kitchen or in front of the barbecue. We’ve reviewed the materials, different construction methods, balance, and even what each kind of knife specializes in.

Mark your calendars for one of the most anticipated sports events of the year—March Madness!

There is nothing more delicious than a juicy meal prepared using your grill and the rotisserie. However, if you have a Napoleon or any other BBQ without a rotisserie burner, you may feel like you are missing out on a great way of preparing meals.

Part of choosing the best knives for your collection is knowing the kinds of knives and what they do.

Selecting knives for your kitchen is a big decision. It can change the way you view the task of cooking entirely.

We all have that one friend or family member who’s a complete

If you have a Napoleon charcoal or gas barbecue with the optional

Nicer weather means road trips, picnics, and camping. Wherever your adventure may take you next, don’t forget to pack your portable grill and BBQ accessories along for the trip. After all, grilled food makes taking a vacation all the more fun!

Grilling is an art and you are the artist, but are you equipped with the right tools to complete your masterpiece? With BBQ season in full swing, it’s time to flex our burger-flipping muscles yet again.

My younger self would be astounded by the results as a whole roast chicken was placed on the table for dinner. It seemed a magical thing, some unachievable goal.

Gas barbecues are convenient and easy to use. Controlling temperature is simple. With just a twist of the knob, you can create the best sear marks you’ve ever seen or set up for some of that good-ol’ low and slow cooking.

Whether you are going to a

Napoleon understands the importance of quality cast iron. It’s the ideal material for use in cooking. It is long-lasting, durable, and keeps coming back for more.

Rotisserie, perfectly seasoned meat that is rotated on a spit until it is perfectly cooked. The outside is crisp and the inside is succulent. There is just something about food cooked rotisserie style that is irresistible.

Your wooden cutting boards and cooking tools play a vital role in preparing the best meals. That means that they should be well looked after.

Wooden spoons used to stir that pot of chili or spaghetti sauce, mix those cake and cookie batters, they just make those foods taste better.

When it comes to barbecuing there are a few essential tools you need. A good pair of tongs and a sturdy knife are integral to a great grilled meal. But there is one piece of equipment that everyone needs to have and is often overlooked or taken for granted.

The holiday season is upon us once again! There may be one or more special people in your life who love to grill or have recently taken to grilling. If so, you can count on these top BBQ gifts for 2020 to put a big smile on their face.

Grilling under the night sky can be a calming and fun experience for you and your loved ones. However, just like most activities, grilling with limited lighting comes with hazards.