Grilled Chicken Tikka by John Spottiswood

I adapted this recipe from Steven Raichlen's The Barbecue Bible for a super bowl party. I added paprika and cumin and made a few other small changes. It came out amazingly flavorful and tender. I hope you'll try it!

Hawaiian Roll Sliders by Beth Roan

Another quick and easy lunch option for our lunch "restaurant". These are one of our favorite quick meals. I usually end up just throwing them on the George Forman grill to make it even easier.

Banana boats by Jennifer Jevons

Camping in the summer is a fun and inexpensive vacation you can take with friends, family or your loved one. You can camp at the beach, state park, or even your very own backyard. All you need is a tent, some sleeping bags, a campfire or grill and of course some great recipes. Check out these summer camping treats and sweets that are…

Grilled Tortillas Pizzas by Beth Roan

Our new addiction! These are delicious and so easy to make.

Lamb Kofte Meatballs by Farrell May Podgorsek

These little lamb meatballs are flavorful and juicy. Middle Eastern spicing gives them an unexpected flavor. Make them small for appetizers, or larger for a filling lunch or dinner. Serve them in a flatbread or pita with pomegranate sauce. You can saute these meatballs or thread them on a skewer and grill them. Be sure to make the…

Parmesan Ranch Chicken Wrap by Beth Roan

Quick and easy weeknight meal. Marinate chicken over night and have it ready to grill as soon as you get home.

Grilled Chicken with sweet and sour sauce by Saru

Spicy Sweet-And-Sour Grilled Chicken by K. Garner

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Pomegranate-Glazed Chicken with Blackberries by Tracy Wilson

New Mexican Red Chile Chicken by John Spottiswood

This recipe is very similar to the Southwestern Green Chile chicken I posted, but uses flavorful dried New Mexico chiles instead of fresh green chiles. Personally, I liked this version slightly better, but it was close. A mix of the two is ideal. I found ground New Mexican chile at the Safeway near us in part of the spice section…