Grilled Asparagus Skewers Recipe
Asparagus on the grill is great, but it can also be one of the more frustrating items to barbecue. We found a Grill Hack to stop them from rolling around and slipping through the cooking grates…
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Discover Us on Yummly
Griller’s Spot is excited to be an official Yummly publisher! Never heard of Yummly? Let us introduce you. What Is Yummly? Yummly isn’t just any social network – it’s the social network for home chefs,…
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Grilled Peaches Recipe
Peaches are in season and we couldn’t be happier! Grilled peaches are easy to prepare and an extremely versatile addition to your grilling repertoire. Our favorite ways to use them are as an accompaniment to…
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How to Replace the Heat Plates in your Gas Grill
Most gas grills on the market today use what is called a heat plate to protect the burners from grease and food drippings. Over time, heat plates can rust and deteriorate resulting in uneven heat…
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Checking for Gas Leaks
Checking your barbecue for gas leaks is easy to do and should be part of your routine maintenance to ensure that your grill is proper working order. Gas leaks are typically caused by loose connections…
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The Anatomy of a Gas Grill Parts Guide
Sure, you know how to grill a steak, or make a mean rack of ribs, but how well do you really know your gas grill? Did you know that your barbecue’s grease tray or cup…
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Is My Steak Done?
Overcooked, underdone, and everywhere in between—we’ve all been left wondering “is my steak done?” Take out the guess work with this simple #GrillHack. A meat thermometer is great for large cuts of meat or whole…
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Herb Marinated Skirt Steak Recipe
Skirt steak is one of those cuts of beef that often goes overlooked, but butchers and chefs know better. This is a relatively inexpensive cut that delivers great flavor and texture for the money. Plus,…
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How to Replace your Gas Grill Burners
Replacing the burners on your gas grill is one of the easiest ways to extend the life of your barbecue. Over time, the burners in your gas grill can accumulate grease and food particles, which…
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There’s a Spider In My Grill!
Spiders love gas grills. No, it’s not the burgers and dogs that attract them—it’s actually the smell of propane and natural gas. Spiders are attracted to the smell of gas, so it’s common for them…
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