Medium heat, quarter-turns for grill marks, 135°F off the fire. A ribeye worthy of its reputation.
Oil, season, grill over direct heat, finish at 165°F. Juicy chicken without the guesswork.
Six minutes total, three quarter-turns, one hot grill. The strip steak deserves nothing more.
Direct heat to sear, indirect heat to finish. A West Coast classic, cooked the way it's meant to be.
Three-inch patties, a hot grill, melted cheese, toasted buns. Cookout food at its most honest.
Skewered, seasoned, six minutes on a medium grill. A summer staple done right.
Hot grill, quick rotations, 135°F off the heat. Sliced thin against the grain, it's hard to beat.
Medium heat, careful turns, 145°F off the grill. Grilled peaches alongside, if you're feeling generous.
Wrap, grill, baste. Five to ten minutes is all our pre-cooked king crab needs to come alive.
Two routes: cedar plank for woodsmoke, or pineapple slices for sweetness and a non-stick layer.
Split the shell, perch the meat on top, baste in garlic-herb butter. Lobster on the grill, properly.
A quick look inside the box: pasture-raised beef, pork, and chicken from independent family farms, with the source named on every cut.
