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They probably have everything they need—but here’s the stuff they want.
Tiffany Hopkins
Cooking
Buy a mini grill, fulfill all of your summer hot dog fantasies. (So, all of your fantasies.)
Alison Roman
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Sponsored: Home entertaining really can be easy—especially with the help of a few shortcuts here and there.
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Our July cover recipe--a giant steak called a Caveman Porterhouse--is an homage to prehistoric pitmasters: It gets grilled directly on coals. Do try this at home.
Michael Singer
Culture
Bon Appétit
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Say goodbye to sad freeze-dried meals and hello to Nalgene negronis.
Alex Beggs
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Sponsored: Six brilliant ideas for upping your grill game.
Reynolds Kitchens
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Bobby Flay tells us how to achieve the mythic Peter Luger–style porterhouse at home. And, yes, butter is half the answer
Adam Rapoport
BEN & JERRY'S
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Welcome to Grilling 101: Here's how to make the most of a charcoal chimney's worth of fuel, from blazing flames to the last dying ember.
Rick Martinez
Cooking
Yup. Knowing the vents and the lid of your grill will make your food tastier.
Alex Delany
Shopping
This one-and-done look is the perfect combination of chic and sturdy.
Carina Finn
Andrew Knowlton
techniques
From burgers to flatbreads, here's what we've been putting over the coals this season (and we're only halfway through June!)
Julia Bainbridge
Culture
Nina Elder
This outdoor cooking surface is more versatile than you think. Boil pasta, caramelize onions, melt butter, and more
Brad Leone
techniques
Every day this week, we're posting 10 BBQ tips from grilling guru Steven Raichlen and the Bon Appetit Test Kitchen.
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Culture
We spent an afternoon dancing and eating at Mister Sunday, a weekend party in Queens.
Aliza Abarbanel
Culture
Use this innovative, inexpensive tool to grill wherever and whenever you want.
Alyse Whitney
techniques
Attention, grill fiends! Don't forget the most important tool for that backyard cookout: the humble (but versatile) side towel
Bon Appétit
techniques
Turns out, the one tool you need to make a wood-fired meal yourself is right there in your living room.
Chris Morocco, Lilli Sherman, and Amiel Stanek
Culture
Adam Rapoport explains why it's so important to master the art of grilling--and how to do it (buy the book)
Adam Rapoport
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We're giving away a copy of The Grilling Book! Read on to find out how to enter the contest (hint: it involves grilling)
Sam Dean
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Sponsored: While roughing it is fun, it shouldn’t come at the expense of eating—and drinking—well.
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