Now that you’ve mastered basic cooking techniques and are more familiar with spices, let’s move on to grilling. If you grew up in America, you’re probably used to the old charcoal or gas grill in the backyard, typically with hamburgers, bratwurst or steak cooking on it. But there’s so much more to grilling! There are so many other foods that grill well, other techniques to learn, different kinds of woods to use…. Again, we turn to The Great Courses. In The Everyday Gourmet: The Art of Grilling, Chefs Bill Briwa and Patrick Clark cover the following topics:

The art of grilling

Grilling vegetable starters and salads

Flatbreads and pizza

Seafood

Mediterranean-style grilling

Poultry

Latin American-style grilling

Lamb and beef

Asian-Style grilling

Grilling veggie savories and sides

The American tradition of barbecue

Grilling for a group

The series consists of twelve, thirty minute videos and can be purchased through Amazon or the Great Courses, or rented from various libraries.

 

Disclaimer: This blog is not designed to diagnose, treat, or prevent illnesses or trauma, and Dr. Emick is not responsible for your use of this educational material or its consequences. Furthermore, reading this blog does not create a doctor-patient relationship. The information contained within this blog is not intended to dictate what constitutes reasonable, appropriate, or best care for any given physical or behavioral health issue, nor does it take into account the unique circumstances that define the health issues of the reader. If you have questions about the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of a condition or illness, you should consult your personal health care professional. As always, consult with your personal health care professional before beginning or changing any fitness or nutrition program to make sure that it is appropriate for your needs. Dr. Emick reserves the right to modify her positions on a subject based upon new research or data as it presents.