Based on the Turkish fistikli kebap, this is my quick-and-easy version of the classic recipe.
The Lamb:
It was originally a workman’s lunch, a hollowed-out piece of bread filled with a meat curry that you could carry with you to the fields.
A simple stuffing, sweetened with apples and chestnuts and lightly accented with cinnamon and sage, is rolled up inside a butterflied pork loin in this centerpiece dish.
Two whole chickens, propped up on vertical roasters, rubbed with spices, and leisurely cooked and smoked over an indirect fire.
This recipe is down and dirty and our new go-to summertime quick and easy dinner.
Cocoa powder is a key ingredient in many Mexican dishes and French game dishes.
Gather up everything there is to love about Vietnamese food and put it in one dish and you'd probably have this salad.
Cooking outdoors without the high-tech benefits of thermostats and heavy gauge saucepans requires greater vigilance and knowledge than anything demanded from indoor cooking, but there's an easy way to tilt the odds in your favor -- indirect grilling.
Preheat the oven to 400°F.