Grill pans aren’t substitutes for real grills — they’re precision browning tools that make weeknight cooking a breeze. The ...

There are more than a few ways to grill at home: a gas-powered or charcoal outdoor grill, an electric indoor smokeless grill or simply with a cast-iron grill pan. Come the cooler months, grilling ...

You need a pan with holes in it. Not for indoor kitchens, but for on-the-road, over-the-fire type cooking. Perforated pans have holes that let oil and grease drip away, much like grill grates on a ...

Once the warm weather and long days come around, we want to spend as much time outdoors as possible. That means cooking almost every meal on the grill. But typical burgers and dogs can get old ...

Over the years, I’ve received about a half dozen of those perforated grilling pans as gifts. You know the ones I mean. They usually have sloped sides and small holes in them. The idea is that they let ...

Which oyster grill pan is best? Grilled oysters are a simple way to serve this sometimes-controversial bivalve. Even if you aren’t fond of raw oysters, many people find the smoky flavor of a grilled ...

Using a lid with your roasting pan is optional. While some pans come with lids, you can still cook meat and vegetables ...

If you love grilled food but aren’t crazy about outdoor grilling — or don’t actually own an outdoor grill — there’s an easy way to get around it: bring home a grill pan to give your food a similar ...

For those who love the taste of a perfectly cooked steak, there's a lot to consider when making your own at home. First and foremost, it's worth mulling over the different cuts of steak available and ...

Nonstick pans are great at a variety of foods but they fail at the high heat needed for searing meats. If you plan on searing ...