Back in the good old days, Dad would wheel the grill out of the garage, fill it with charcoal, douse the briquette with lighter fluid and start a glorious fire to cook our Fourth of July meal. While ...

Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET. Another upside to the Gravity Series is that it can burn either standard briquettes or lump charcoal. Both types of ...

No matter how advanced you are at playing with fire (or if you’re shopping for the resident barbecue master in your household), buying the right grill is crucial for achieving low, slow, indirect ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? The power of charcoal grilling is definitely worth it, but there is a learning curve.

Everybody loves grilling, but we don’t all have large patios with room to park a party-size gas behemoth and leave it out all summer. Whether you have a small backyard that can’t accommodate a ...

The biggest mistake people make when barbecuing is not letting the barbecue heat up for long enough. When cooking with ...

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial kickoff of the summer barbecue season. Three-quarters of American households own a grill of some kind, and when the season peaks on the Fourth of July, 60 ...

Which barbecue light is best? Having a light on an outdoor grill when grilling at night isn’t just desirable for convenience, it is a must-have item for safety. You need to be able to see what you are ...

What better way to celebrate the arrival of warm weather than by grilling copious amounts of meat? So, if you’re looking to tap into your inner caveman and cook up some Flintstone-sized ribs, we’ve ...