We would have been happy to simply take these gorgeous steaks, season them with salt and pepper,
toss them on the grill, and enjoy the amazing flavor and juiciness that comes from the perfect marbling.
And for a big finish, the racks are
tossed on the grill just before serving then basted with a delicious scratch sauce.
So we rubbed the corn with oil, salt and pepper and
tossed them on the grill for about 10 - 15 minutes, turning regularly.
This is the kind of recipe I can marinate and throw it in the fridge in the morning before work, then come home after and
toss on the grill for 10 minutes.
I prepped them in the morning and then when we were ready for our lunch break
we tossed them on the grill.
Maybe
toss on some grilled jalapeno peppers, or a bit of smashed avocado.
Curry chicken is so flavorful as it is, and then
you tossed it on the grill.
Aside from
tossing them on the grill (a legitimate way to cook up the tasty morsels), I wanted a way to infuse just a bit more love.
Toss them on the grill, on an open stovetop flame for a moment, or even in the microwave, covered with a damp paper towel.
Whether you roast this in the oven, or
toss it on the grill you will enjoy this delicious recipe all year round!
(If you would prefer to use the grill for these, you can thread them onto skewers and
toss them on the grill at this point.)
After it's marinated,
toss it on the grill for 5 - 7 minutes each side, let it sit for 5 minutes, then chop it up into bite - sized pieces (and try not to eat it all up).
I love using peaches in sweet and savory dishes, simply pairing them with grilled fish and pork or just
tossing them on the grill and serving with a big scoop of ice cream and a butter rum sauce.
All I had to do was salt and pepper them and
toss them on the grill.
This versatile vegetable can be blended into dips,
tossed on the grill, incorporated into a stir - fry, added to salads and even baked with your favorite toppings.
Throw the marinade ingredients in a bag with the pork, wait a while,
toss it on the grill and you're done.
Not exact matches
Tossing it with squash noodles and sauteeing for just a few minutes to warm everything through is all you need, and then you have a delicious side dish or main course (pop a fried or poached egg
on top for a vegetarian version, or a
grilled chicken breast for the meat eater in your life).
I've come to the conclusion that everything tastes better
on the
grill (well almost), so why not olives
tossed in olive oil and herbs?
I've seen recipes that suggest
tossing the mini cabbages straight
on the
grill (where I assume they'd just roll around free wheeling, like crazy veggie bowling balls!).
Rather than
grilling it, we prepared the meat by pan searing the roast
on all sides and then
tossing in a crock pot
on high heat for a little over 2 hours
on high heat.
After the pork went
on the
grill, I put the left - behind marinade
on the stove to simmer and sanitize, then when the pork and pineapple were chopped, I
tossed them all in the hot sauce over heat for a few more minutes.
So far we've
tossed it with some pasta, put it
on some toast, and made vegan pesto
grilled cheese.
Depending
on the length of your skewers, remove chicken from marinade (
toss out the marinade) and place 4 - 5 pieces of chicken
on each skewer, allow them to touch... this will keep them from moving around
on the skewer while
grilling and also help keep them from drying out.
Get outside while you still can to roast those peppers
on your
grill or go my route to
toss them under the broiler.
Says Brian, «
Toss halved heads of romaine and endive, and a quartered radicchio with a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and
grill on high until charred
on the outside.»
Since the pork had already been marinated, after I sliced it, I just had to
toss it and the peppers and onions I'd sliced onto the
grill and cook
on one side for a few minutes and then turn it to cook
on the other.
Toss them onto the
grill and brown both sides, remove them when they're soft
on the inside, crispy
on the outside, a lighter shade of green and golden brown in parts.
I'll often pick some up in the summertime,
toss on some blackening rub and throw it
on the
grill.
You just steam them lightly,
toss them in a bag with some olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic and lemon and when you're ready to eat them just throw them
on a
grill or
grill pan for a few minutes.
Menu Description: «
Grilled chipotle chicken breast with guacamole and sour cream
on a bed of greens
tossed with two cheeses, pico de gallo, tortilla strips and our Mexi - ranch dressing.»
I just
tossed the carrots in some olive oil and kosher salt and placed them
on my
grill under a low flame.
Didn't that just make you want to go cook up a big juicy steak or
toss a couple of hamburgers
on the
grill?
Cut raw peas in half crosswise
on a diagonal and
toss with
grilled peas along with remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil; season with black pepper.
Sometimes I pan sear some tofu until it's crispy and
toss this
on top (great with toasted walnuts, shredded apples + cabbage), sometimes some chicken I've
grilled.
We are in a low carb phase so: baked eggplant lasagna — without the pasta zaatar zucchini sticks and scrambled eggs seared tuna with avocado and romaine salad tilapia baked with sauteed vegetables omelettes with feta and peppers - oven
grilled asparagus
on the side shakshuka - courtesy of SK greek yogurt with nuts and fruit, simple isreali salad - tomato, cukes, cilantro, olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper same salad with chickpeas and feta
tossed in.
my current
grilled cheese obsession is strawberries covered in balsamic vinegar and olive oil
tossed with basil & salt / pepper
on sourdough with brie.
Toss the wings in a bowl with the Norris Dam Good Appalachian White BBQ Sauce and place back
on the
grill for 2 more minutes per side.
My favorite way to cook asparagus is to trim the stalks,
toss with a little olive oil, and cook them
on the outdoor
grill until slightly charred.
Throw the vegetables
on the
grill when you arrive and then
toss everything together and serve — instant pasta salad!
Now, «fess up — I know that some of you feel the same way and are itching to throw open the lid of your
grill and
toss on a well - marinated piece of chicken or a spice - rubbed steak.
You don't really need them
on the side like with wings — they're not exactly
grilling fodder — but dicing them up and
tossing them
on top of the whole shebang is a GREAT idea.
Brush a little sauce
on the wings at the end of
grilling for caramelized flavor, then
toss them in more sauce before serving for full spicy saturation.
While the potatoes and onions are getting toasty and tender
on the
grill, chop the mushrooms and
toss them with olive oil, crushed rosemary and a pinch of salt.
For color I combined two kinds of sweet potatoes
on the
grill before
tossing them with bacon, green onion, and a quick, zingy honey mustard dressing.
I kept it meat free as I wanted a lighter lunch, but any
grilled meat would taste great
tossed on top!
Vegetables with Bite To bring out the natural sweetness in hearty vegetables, rub greens like Chinese broccoli with a little oil and
grill until they just start to soften, then dress with 1/4 cup of sauce and
toss the vegetables back
on the
grill for another five minutes, searing in the flavors.
Toss shrimp in a fiery chile - lime oil, then skewer and throw
on the
grill for a simple, but impressive, last - minute Fourth of July entrée.
Erin... for the sweet potatoes: I didn't precook them at all, sliced them into wedges,
tossed in oil and spices then put them
on grill over a medium low heat.
If using
grill pan, cook beans directly
on pan,
tossing occasionally, until well charred and cooked through, about 10 minutes.
Toss these babies
on the
grill over the flames and heat for a minute or two
on each side.