How to Grill Sliders
Juicy, beefy sliders are the perfect party food — customize with your favorite toppings and enjoy.
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Juicy, beefy sliders are the perfect party food — customize with your favorite toppings and enjoy.
A simple rub plus a quick sear and indirect-heat finish gets tri-tip to juicy, medium-rare perfection.
Marbled, tender New York strips need just oil, salt, pepper, and a 6-minute grill for the ultimate steak night.
Reverse-sear thick-cut steaks: smoke at 165°F to a 110°F internal temp, then sear hot to finish at 130°F.
Smoke a tri-tip roast low for hours, then finish with a hot, fast sear for a juicy, smoky crust.
Smoke chuck roast for a deep bark, then wrap with BBQ sauce for the most tender pulled beef sandwiches.
Chuck Short Ribs are perfect for a long low and slow smoke, producing tender, juicy, pull-off-the-bone beef ribs.
A simple salt-and-pepper rub plus a long apple-wood smoke makes brisket the star of any BBQ.
Salt, pepper, and smoky charcoal are all a marbled ribeye needs for a deeply caramelized sear and a tender medium-rare finish.
Beef liver soaked in milk, dredged, and pan-fried in bacon fat with onions and mushrooms.
Sear and roast a Tri Tip Steak to medium-rare with a simple oil and salt-and-pepper rub.
A traditional bistro cut, bavette is a thin sirloin flap that loves a marinade and a hot sear.