grilling

There does seem to be a bunch of them sitting around in stores right now.

You might be thinking you're being nice to a dog by giving them a treat. However, some things can be fatal.

Seriously, you need to stop doing these things before no one shows up the next time you invite people over for a cookout.

Our unusually warm winter and spring have allowed many Minnesotans to keep doing those things we usually only do during the warm weather months. But if one of those things is firing up your grill, make sure you're not violating this law.

A Wisconsin man shared his secret to never overcooking a brat and all you need is a beer in your hand.

If you fired up the grill over the 4th of July holiday weekend, did you realize just how much more we're all paying this year here in Minnesota?

The Wells Fargo July Fourth Food Inflation Report, which analyzed the most popular food categories, shows an 11% increase in food costs.

Some suggestions and tips for both equipment and technique to improve your grilling game.

You really should be cooking your meat to the proper temperature. Not enough can make you sick, and too much will make it terrible.

If you're ready to ditch the lettuce, tomato, and onion - at least for a little while, here are some ideas for burger toppings you might no have thought of before.