Light up the grill and suddenly cooking is easier. There’s no pan to wash. No smoke to vent out of the kitchen. No discomfort of a hot oven stoking the house on a blistering summer day. So once I’m ...

For many home cooks, firing up the grill to create a meal can feel intimidating, especially when cooking a piece of meat seldom used in their kitchen. But Chef Dale Talde, a Top Chef alum and the host ...

Heat the grill to 400 degrees. Rub the pork loin all over with your favorite rib rub seasoning blend. Sprinkle with ½-1 teaspoon sea salt and fresh cracked pepper. Drizzle with olive oil and place on ...

You’ve got the grill hot. The burgers are ready. Or maybe some marinated flank steak. After all, beef is the meat most of us reach for when we grill. Way down the list: pork tenderloin. The forgotten ...

Not too long ago someone told me they hadn't had a grilled pork chop in years. I couldn't even fathom the notion because they show up on our summertime menu plan a few times a month. There are so many ...

Danielle Custer insists that the key to full-flavored and tender pork is to buy naturally raised meat from producers such as Niman Ranch (nimanranch.com). Her "all-purpose" marinade of fresh herbs and ...

Hosting a backyard barbecue dinner party, but don't want to break the bank? Pork is your secret weapon. It's affordable, delicious, easy to cook, and incredibly versatile on the grill. But not all ...

To turn a midweek dinner into something special, try cooking easy pork tenderloin on the grill. To produce beautifully browned pork with a rich crust and tender, juicy meat, we started with a simple ...

This is an easy yet impressive recipe for summer if you don’t have a lot of time. You can marinate this ahead of time and when you are ready to grill, this dish can be ready in less than 30 minutes.

This pork tenderloin coated with an Asian-spiced glaze is quick and easy. It can be made under the broiler or on a grill. I’ve given methods for both. Toasted sesame oil gives a slight smoky flavor to ...