/r/grilling

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Welcome to /r/Grilling, a Subreddit for all Tips, Recipes, Pictures, and anything related to Grilling!

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Be respectful. this is a place to discuss grilling, not grill each other.

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We want original content only! that means something you made or bought or ate or saw, etc.

Welcome to /r/Grilling

For discussion about grilling, recipes, tips, etc!

Rules:

Be respectful this is a place to discuss grilling, not grill each other.

NO SPAM If you're a bot account or you're spamming your youtube channel or what not, your account will be banned immediately.

We want original content only! that means something you made or bought or ate or saw, etc. This is adjacent to the spam rule.

Finally, posts but pertain to grilling or grilling equpment. Recipes are always appreciated but not required.

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58 Comments
2025/02/02
01:55 UTC

1

It not too cold to grill

Yea it' s February. Let's start to grill

3 Comments
2025/02/01
23:45 UTC

2

Picanha Tips

I’ve got a standard Weber kettle grill. Any tips on how to do a 3 lb. Picanha steak? It’s about 1.5” thick.

1 Comment
2025/02/01
22:36 UTC

3

What would be the most affordable but still good charcoal grill? (Compared to Weber Master Touch)

There is some chance I won’t have this grill for a super extended time, therefore I am having trouble to justify the Weber Master Touch, what other brand maybe less durable have similar functionality and is good for a few summers? Thanks!

17 Comments
2025/02/01
22:09 UTC

9

This came with my bighorn, and manual says nothing about it. Any ideas?

30 Comments
2025/02/01
19:55 UTC

188

Just filtered my second mason jar, full of bacon fat-what should I eventually use it for?

I probably started saving bacon fat about a year ago rather than draining it off into a jar and then scraping it into the trash. On Sunday mornings, we like to cook pancakes and bacon for the kids so it adds up. I consolidated the jar on the left a while ago and store it in the fridge normally. I just consolidated the one on the right, which is obviously still hot right now. I figure I will keep saving it until the summer. I am trying to build out our outdoor entertaining space and a summer kitchen of sorts with a grill, a Blackstone, and a large double propane burner that I can heat big stock pots on for frying. Grillers of Reddit – lend me your ideas!

330 Comments
2025/02/01
17:26 UTC

65

Ribeye with Tallow 3" over charcoal

Texas beef cowboy ribeye over charcoal...3 inches over charcoal!

4 Comments
2025/02/01
15:56 UTC

3

Seeking a bit of advice here… will covering a lamb shoulder with garlic paste be okay for indirect grilling? Or will the paste burn?

I have a container of the kind of garlic paste that comes in a tube. If I slather it in a lamb shoulder, will it burn or blacken?

5 Comments
2025/02/01
13:39 UTC

8

Winter grilling

Who doesn't love grilling out on a deck in January in Wisconsin

2 Comments
2025/02/01
05:12 UTC

22

Blessings

Grilling: Chorizo, for the nachos. Cortes, Cecína y Costíllitas. Toda La Gloría a Díos

0 Comments
2025/02/01
02:38 UTC

70

Is it normal for tri tip to be marbled like this?

It seems like this could have easily been rated as prime but it was choice. It'll be sous vide tacos tonight.

36 Comments
2025/02/01
01:44 UTC

19

Got to fill the grill

Too cold to stand in the snow for just 2 little steaks!

0 Comments
2025/01/31
21:07 UTC

38

Weber spirit clearance

I’ve only ever used Weber charcoal and a WSM. Is this worth snapping up on clearance?

27 Comments
2025/01/31
21:02 UTC

90

Great marbling for Kalbi

I don’t give a shit what Stringer Bell says, there is nothing wrong with a 40 degree day. We grill no matter what!

10 Comments
2025/01/31
17:50 UTC

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